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Luxury is not just about a hefty price tag any more – so what does the word mean for today's fashion industry?
Luxury is a concept that has always been hard to define. And in today's industry, where fashion has been "democratised" and almost everything is accessible to everyone, where a brand name is as coveted as craftsmanship, and where exclusivity can apply as much to a £4,000 handbag as a £40 T-shirt, luxury has taken on different meanings.
For some, luxury equals expensive, and this can still be the case. At the time of writing, the priciest womenswear items available of high-end etailer Net-a-Porter are a £17,600 embellished and embroidered gown by Valentino and an alligator-skin tote by The Row, costing an eye-watering £37,275. That is not to mention a £170,000 Buccellati gold, pearl and diamond necklace.
While clearly very expensive, these items exemplify one of the key shifts in luxury. It is no longer a world of surly security guards and marble-fitted boutiques on London's Bond Street. Luxury purchases are accessible anywhere, any time, thanks to the internet.
Access has changed luxury. And not only is it easy to shop thanks to the industry's digital transformation – where even the laggards are now embracing ecommerce – but the social media boom means consumers are more exposed to the world of luxury fashion, and in turn, want to show off their luxury purchases via their own social posts.
One of luxury's current success stories is luxury group Kering's golden brand Gucci, whose revenue topped €8bn (£7bn) for the full year 2018 – a 33.4% increase on 2017. Gucci has utilised this powerful social media shift to its advantage, which has had a noticeable impact on its product.
While Net-a-Porter stocks a £12,490 bag and a £9,800 crystal trimmed sequinned jacket by Gucci, it also offers the brand's logo heavy, Instagram-ready £90 socks, £170 phone cases and £215 pool sliders – and it sells them like hot cakes.
This demonstrates two things: that the goal posts of what is perceived as luxury have widened dramatically, and that luxury shopping habits have shifted. Now, more than ever, the mixing of high street and high end price points – which emerged as a trend with streetwear enthusiasts – stretches across consumer profiles more and more.
Take a trip to one of the London stores of Browns, traditionally a luxury retailer. In its menswear department you will find a £5,770 Gucci coat, but also £35 Champion T-shirts, £40 Versace underwear and £55 Vans plimsolls.
This is echoed at Selfridges' London flagship on Oxford Street, which late last year opened a 18,000 sq ft "designer street" space, specifically created to cater to this new type of mix-and-match luxury shopper.
These changes have given renewed life to the luxury logo-driven purchase, whereby a brand name and, more importantly, visible branding, is as much the definition of luxury as the item itself. Quality and craftsmanship no longer define what constitutes a luxury item. But is a simple cotton T-shirt with a Balenciaga logo printed across the chest luxury? The £325 price tag would suggest so.
There are other forms of new luxury, too. You could argue that Supreme, the game-changing skate brand that took the non-seasonal "drop" approach mainstream and regularly has customers queuing up outside its stores eager for new products, is luxury today. These relatively affordable products, such as £40 T-shirts, sell out in minutes, making limited edition – or at least hard-to-get – items that come without the punchy price a new standard of luxe.
Experiences have been a buzzy retail concept for the past couple of years, and offer another example of a new type of luxury not defined by price point. For instance, value retailer Primark has opened its largest store in the world in Birmingham, and the huge, five-floor shop features several experiential additions, such as themed cafes and a Duck & Dry Xpress hair salon, offering treatments for as little as £17. It is rolling this approach out to several more key stores.
For me, convenience is another form of luxury in fashion: simple ordering, swift delivery, easy returns. I can buy something from Mr Porter in the morning and be wearing it by the evening, and not at an exorbitant cost.
Similarly, in-store service is an aspect of luxury. But it is not just about personal shopping suites and glasses of champagne. An informed, helpful, friendly member of staff, in a high-end store or on the high street, can turn an average shopping trip into a memorable, luxurious experience. And it happens all too infrequently.
Price is no longer the only criterion of luxury, as today's shopper wants the luxury experience – whether it be a sense of exclusivity, a level of service or great convenience – no matter where they are shopping. Brands and retailers need to adjust – playing in the luxury space no longer means simply selling expensive clothes.
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Brad Pitt fell in love with Angelina Jolie while they filmed Mr. and Mrs. Smith. That movie came out in 2005, and 10 years later, the couple also known as Brangelina is still sizzling hot. They're making the rounds this week, and they're looking very good. But we can't say the same for Miley Cyrus and Kim Kardashian, because they look terrible. Let's catch up on a week's worth of Style Winners & Losers, shall we?
Brad and Angelina are still the hottest couple in Hollywood
Gwyneth PaltrowAll hail the Goop Queen as she wears the hell out of Gucci during the LACMA 2015 Art+Film Gala. It's green. It's kind of crazy. It's a lot awesome.
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Miley CyrusHere's Miley at the 46th Anniversary Gala Vanguard Awards. Shouldn't she be bored of this kind of thing by now? We are. We're super bored. This is boring.
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Dakota JohnsonWe love this Gucci dress x infinity. We love the colour. We love the burgundy bow. We love the length. We love the fit. Love. Got it? Love.
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Kim KardashianFirst, what we like: the dark, goth lipstick, the very expensive-looking necklace, the gorgeous coat. What we don't like? The part where she wears underwear as a full outfit. Style Loser
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Angelina Jolie and Brad PittHere, in a shocking move, Angelina wears something slightly outside of her usual colour palette. She's wearing blue! Powder blue! The Luisa Beccaria dress is very pretty. And Brad? Handsome. Always so handsome.
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Angelina Jolie and Brad PittAtelier Versace designed the dress Angelina wore to the By the Sea opening night gala, and it's stunning. Brad looks gorgeous. They still rule the Hollywood kingdom as far as we're concerned.
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Joshua Jackson & Diane KrugerPants! See? Pants are so hot right now. Joshua and Diane attended the LACMA 2015 Art+Film Gala Honoring James Turrell and Alejandro G Iñárrit and looked quite spiffy doing so. Joshua wore a Gucci suit and Diane wore gorgeous pants. The result? Delightful.
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Chloe SevignySure, the Gucci dress is a little bit insane – okay, a lot insane – but we can't look away. And, the more we look, the more we like. Would we wear this to just go to dinner in? Well no, but we're not Chloe either. She can wear it. She can wear it well.
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Elizabeth BanksSoon we'll all have to say goodbye to the Hunger Games franchise. Before that happens, let us all admire Elizabeth's Razan Alazzouni dress WITH PANTS she wore to the Mockingjay Part 2 UK premiere.
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Jennifer LawrenceListen, the Hunger Games franchise – while highly entertaining – is bleak as heck. Know what's peppier? This saucy Dior number Jennifer wore to the UK premiere of the Mockingjay Part 2. Meanwhile, we can't WAIT for her film outing with Amy Schumer.
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Poured Type of Concrete Walls and The Best Ways to Repair
We feel bothered especially when we experience some problems in our lives and even a bit of it could change the way we think about the situation and the solution. It could be about the cracks in your house from the walls of the different rooms of your home or the flooring that starts to create some smaller lines there. Others would be very worried when it comes to the foundation repair Phoenix because they think that this one will cost lots of money and time at the same time. Prevention is better than cure as what we always hear from the elder people, so it is nice that you are going to do the repair while it's not severe.
If you are always worried then we could give you some ways to stop that and try your very best in solving the problems when it comes to the repair.
You need to be careful when it comes to the problems in your house like the leakage of the water on the flooring part of the house or the walls. Usually it happens because the pipes inside the concrete walls or flooring might not be sealed correctly or properly or there are times that it was damaged by a sharp object. Some of the professional people said that it could be about with the older type of concrete and you haven't removed it instead you just put the new concrete there. Of course, no matter what the causes are, it is important that you would check the problem immediately to the professional people so that they could fix the damage there.
There are many ways to solve this problem and you can actually do it in your own way if you wanted to fix the problem immediately without the professional's help. You could inject epoxy to the part where there is a thin line of crack and make sure that you would do it correctly to avoid more problems there. You need to read the instruction carefully on how to do it to avoid committing serious mistakes that would result in having a useless repair and waste of your time. You can read some problems on the internet that might cause the crack and they could give you the specific way to solve it without calling the professional service company.
Of course, cracks are some of the common ones in this kind of home repair and you should not snob those cases that you could see honeycomb problems at home. It could be a bit hard to handle this kind of problem but you may try to ask your friends who have experience in handling this kind of wall cracks. There are some blogs online that you could read and might give you the idea about the different ways to prevent them from happening again and again in your house. If you could not handle this kind of problem because you think that you don't anyways here then visit a professional handyman.


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Other venues
Other Castles and glrorious venues
As you maybe already realised there is many beautiful and gorgeous venues for wedding ceremonies and fest. To describe all of them is almost, however we would be happy to give you a brief information about the most favourite and desired venues among bride&grooms.
Castle Ctenice
This one of wonderful vendors which became available for public activities just several years ago is Castle Ctenice. Before this place was ruined by peasants and after long-term reconstruction the Castle appeared accurately renewed and now has very impressive look. Nowadays the Castle complex consists of 1 main buiding, two stables, surrounded by nicely cultivated garden.
The Castle territory is a great example of manorial estates development, starting from primary tower to aristocratic country estate with baroque granaries and manèges. In the Castle there is an exposition open of "For Suvereign Imperor or Hagsburgs in the Czech Republic", added by historical carriages.
Prague Palace Park
Vrtbovsky Garden (or other name of this beautiful garden is Prague Palace Park) can excite and mesmerize even those very exacting romance-lovers. This garden was founded in 1720 purposely for Wedding Ceremonies and therefore it was located just in the heart of Prague. In 20s of 18th century Prague City went through a wedding boost and foundation fo these gardens were ment to satisfy expectations of rich clients among local aristocracy. Wedding ceremony conducts under roof of glorious stone pergole.
Castle Detenice
Wedding in Detenice Castle will be just incredible. The key feature of wedding ceremonies at the venue is show scenario with historical characters. Greetings from Czech lands voevode count Albrht from Waldshtein, knights' tournament, the cannon shots - all this will create a special entourage and bring essential sense.
Castle Karlstejn
The Castle consists a complex of historical buildings, founded in 14th centuty for Imperor and King Charles IV. It is a splendid combination of architecture, history and art monuments. The greates sight of this faiiry Castle is Mother of God Chruch built it year 1357 with the Middle Ages frescos. In the corner of the Church there is a royal chapel with walls covered by precious stones.
The most significant pearl of Karlstejn Castle is St. Christ Chapel in the Big Tower, with inbuiltr semiprecious stones, when till year 1420 the coronation treasures were kept. Around 128 panels covering tte walls of thie Chapel were drawn master Theodorick.
Castle Dobris
The Castke is located 35 km away from Prague and impresses by its luxury interier and exclusive park architecture.
It is one of the most well-known Castles of the Czech Republic in style of rococo with special expressive fasade built in year 1745-1765 Jindrich Pavel Mannsfeld. His daughte married to Frantisek Gindakara Colloredo. This became the beginning of Colloredo-Mannsfeld clan existed till the World War Two. In 1942 the Castle was captured and occupied by fascists, although in 1945 was nationalised by the Government and was used as a House of Writers along 50years.
In1998 the Castle and both two English adn French gardens which belong to it went though complete recontruction and it was returned to the family descendant Ing. Jeromme Kollerado-Mannsfeld. The Castle Dobris embodies amazing pattern of courteus epoch of Ludovick XV on the Czech Land.
Castle Duchcov
The Castle was built on the former land of Lobkowicz family. In 1642 the woner of the Castle became Valdstejn clan. Jan Bendrich from Valdstejn had invited an architector Mateo from Rome who realised the Castle construction in baroque style. In the beginning of 18th century entire area of the Castle, including garden was completely reconstructed. The Castle's walls are painted by Reiner. On the edge on 18th and 19th centuries there was another recostruction which reformed the estate into classic style.
Perimeter of the Castle complex forms partially open yard. The barrier is decorated by 4 mythylogical sculptures by master Brown as well as rest of plastic design the Caslte territory. The left flank of connects castle building with Church.
The main building has two floors with centered chrysolite, highlighted by mansard roof, terrase from garden side and also monumental staires. The Caslted was visited by Goethe, Schiller, Geiden, Mozart and Bach. The ceremony takes place in gorgeous hall - Valdstejn Gallery.
Castle Hluboka-Nad-Vltavou
Many brides call this Castle the most romantic one in entire Czech Republic. Weddings in this Castle certainly will be unforgetable as magic and thrilling day in your matrimonial life. Wonderful garden and enchanting outlines of the Castle bring features of roylaty and splendour to your wedding. Tthe first name of the tower was Fraunbe. It was founded in the middle of XII century by noble Cech from Budejovice. Later on it was confiscated for royal chamber. In 1661 the tower Hluboka-nad-Vltavou was acquired by Schwartzenberg family. the Castle was several time under reconstruction, at last in 1839-1871 in style of Windsor's gothics. The Castle has 140 rooms which interiers are decorated by plenty of treasure wippon and armour in Wippon Chamber, collections of Flamand tapestry, furniture, faience and paintings. On the territory adjoining to the Tower there beautifuls gardes, parks and Hunter Houses.


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This week I have experienced both ends of the spectrum in terms of customer service from the high street, and every shade in between. The difference has been extreme, and it made me question whether customer service is viewed as a nicety rather than a necessity these days.
What is customer service? There are probably loads of dictionary definitions out there but to me it's about treating the client with respect, doing your best to assist them and provide the service or product that meets their requirement, and sometimes being prepared to think outside the box or make an exception.
Over the years I have had plenty of customer service training, I still remember the 'warm fuzzy' and 'cold prickly' training I got in my Saturday job at Woolworths. We even had the little fluffy things with the ribbon on that sit on your desk to remind us that we had to use warm fuzzies when dealing with customers. In the motor trade I watched with interest as the PLC's suddenly jumped on the customer service bandwagon, suddenly making the customer happy was more important than ever, no longer were the old fashioned sales tactics acceptable, now the customer was king and his ever so important grading of you from 1 to 10 meant more than anything to head office.
Has the pursuit of customer service gone too far? Do we really want to end up with the 'have a nice day' false smile every time we shop? I don't. I want sincerity, I would like the store assistant to look as though they cared, rather than as though they can't wait to go home, and would like to be treated as more than just a number, or an allocated time slot.
So what is good customer service? This week it was the lady in the high street store who gladly accepted my rather long emailed shopping list from me, and went out of her way to source the stock and supply it to my rather tight deadline. She suggested alternatives when items were discontinued, and had an excellent knowledge of her product. She even suggested alternative retailers where she was unable to meet my requirements. She offered to open the store early for me, in order to facilitate completion of the order, and kept me regularly updated in terms of delivery date, and advised where extras had not been requested that were really quite important to the order. I suppose that this is all part of her job, but throughout the relationship she made me feel as though I was important to her, even to the point of leaving me a voicemail when the order process was completed, offering further assistance if I needed it. Will I shop with her again? Too right I will. Not only that I am actually going to write to her head office and say how wonderful she is, not to mention sending her a handwritten thank you card. Why am I doing this? Because too often these days we only ever take the time to complain. People are quick to judge, and much slower at showing gratitude. Is there any wonder anyone working in the customer facing environment becomes jaded over time.
So what is bad customer service? It's where you are so rigid with your rules that you make it impossible for the customer to purchase your product or service. There is no option when 'the computer says no', no, it's not the comedy sketch from the TV, it's the way too many companies are heading in the modern world. If you don't tick the right boxes on their computer system they are unable to assist you. They are very eager to offer an apology, as if the word sorry will magically fix everything. It's where you don't listen to what the customer wants or needs, or you listen and then still say no. Would it really be that hard to try and find a solution for your customer? I think this is becoming a much more common issue since the advent of the call centre. The local knowledge has been diluted, to the point that when I try and ring my clients local business manager I often end up talking to someone a couple of hundred miles away or even in a foreign country. His local business manager can sometimes make a decision for himself and be flexible or supportive, these remote call centres are hampered by such rigid rules and lack of local knowledge they are unable to help.
So how do you incorporate customer service into your business? Do you value your customer or are they just an anonymous number, a means to an end? I am not sure of the exact statistic but an irate customer will tell many more people about your bad customer service, a happy one normally tells less than a handful. Sometimes a complaining customer can become your best advocate, listen to what the problem is, if it's your fault acknowledge the error, tell them how you will rectify it for
them now, and how you will ensure this doesn't happen again in the future. By coming up with a solution you have that customer on your side, yes he may still tell his friends what you did wrong, but he will also tell them how you went out of your way to assist.
Does customer service not relate back to manners in some way? I was brought up to say please and thank you, to respect others, and to treat people as I would like to be treated. Over the years I have seen some appalling treatment of staff by customers. There is a huge difference between being firm and being rude. There is no need to be rude. If you want to receive good customer service then firstly you have to be a good customer, secondly you have to take pot luck that the supplier you select actually cares about customer service, it's a bit like a lottery in a way.
So think about how you can show good customer service in your business, show respect to those you are dealing with, and don't be afraid to think outside the box on occasion. These days it's not all about price, it's the overall service.


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Being located in the southern hemisphere, if you are planning a visit to Brisbane you might plan to visit during the months of March to May. This is the autumn season here when the dry weather and pleasant with little rainfall that you might experience. However, the subtropical climate ensures that you have enough of sunshine and warmth during these months as well, unlike the hilly and other extreme interior regions of the country.
Varied weather conditions at different times of the year
While March to May you will experience a mild autumn weather here due to the subtropical climate the area has, the winter months come in from June to August. You will experience a milder winter here, which also makes it a popular time for many to visit, especially those who are looking to get away from the smoldering heat of the tropical regions in the Northern Hemisphere. Even the period of spring time from September to November sees a good traffic of tourists here as many holiday breaks come on during such months. If you wish to travel during these times you would do well to book your accommodation option from before. If you are traveling here between December to March be prepared for a summer that is wet and humid. Hence, you might get discount deals at this time of the year in Brisbane. It might prove to be an ideal and cheap destination to spend your Christmas and winter vacations from the northern regions. But the rain falls at this time of the year often put a dampener on outdoor activities.
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lThe month long arts festival in Brisbane is another popular time of the year when people come here. It usually occurs in September. The weather is also ideal, being the beginning of springtime, which makes the Brisbane Festival a popular time to visit this place. Hence, if you are planning to visit Brisbane during the festival time you would want to book your stay options like short term rentals Newstead from before. With several accommodation options for this city, there is no dearth of choices for you. However, if you are looking to stay for a week or more, short term stay options like home stays or apartment rentals make sense. These prove to be more affordable choices than hotel bookings which can prove expensive when you wish to have extended periods of stay. There are several portals that advertise home stays or apartment rentals for the city which makes it easy to book such accommodation options.


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Sore Mouth From Chemotherapy
Mouth sores are like little cuts or ulcers in the mouth. The sores might be very red, or may have small white spots in the middle. They might bleed or end up being infected. They can appear 1 to 2 weeks after some kinds of chemo. They can likewise be caused by radiation treatments to […]
Pus in Tonsils: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Options
White spots on tonsils (also recognized like pus in tonsils) can be a disconcerting sight to see, but much of the causes are not a reason for you to fret. Tonsils are located at the back of the throat, and you can actually see them if you open your mouth large and check out a […]
Common Causes of Red Spots on Tongue
A healthy tongue is pink and covered with small bumps called papillae. There are lots of causes for spots on the tongue, most of which are harmless, nevertheless, it is very important to see a dental practitioner every six months for routine care and earlier if the spots hurt, increasing, or do not resolve. The […]
What Causes Bump on the Inside of a Cheek?
Sometimes people meet the problem with discmfort linked to bump (or bumps) in the mouth. Reasonable question is: "What is a bump on the inside of my cheek?"
How to Get Rid of Phlegm in Throat
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Black stains on the teeth can be removed. Figure out the reason for the staining, and seek proper treatments to get your pearly teeth and bright smile back.
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Expecting an interesting game between High ranking team Infonet Tallinn and High ranking team Nomme JK Kalju . Infonet Tallinn last 6 HOME games against High ranking teams: 5 wins, 1 draws and 0 losses. Nomme JK Kalju AWAY performance against High ranking teams: 3 wins, 2 draws and 1 losses. Nomme JK Kalju's scoring power is 2 goals/game vs Infonet Tallinn's 1.3. Looking at the defensive side, Nomme JK Kalju performing 1.7 and Infonet Tallinn with 2.5 goals conceded on average per each game. Taking all the Ranking-based facts into account we expect Nomme JK Kalju being stronger and most likely winning this game.
From last 20 games of Nomme JK Kalju we see 10 games going Over 2.5 Goals and 10 with Under 2.5 Goals. Last 20 games of Infonet Tallinn have seen 13 Overs and 7 Unders. Looking at the rank-based O/U 2.5 stats of Nomme JK Kalju it has been 4 Overs and 2 Unders in their last 6 HOME games against teams with similar ranking to Infonet Tallinn. Infonet Tallinn has seen 4 Overs and 0 Unders in their last 4 AWAY games against teams with ranking close to Nomme JK Kalju. Nomme JK Kalju scores an average 1.73 goals each game at home stadium while Infonet Tallinn has been scoring 0.89 goals away. With these facts combined, we get a total average of 2.62 goals per match between both teams. Nomme JK Kalju concedes 1.09 goals on average and Infonet Tallinn 1.44 for a total of 2.53 goals conceded per match. From all this info, we expect about 2.6 goals per match. History shows that 50% of games end Over 2.5 for Nomme JK Kalju and 65% for Infonet Tallinn. Considering the OU 2.5 numbers and stats, it will end up being OVER 2.5 match.
Nomme JK Kalju's last 20 matches show us 11 games where both teams scored and 9 games where only one team scored or none. From Infonet Tallinn's last 20 games 9 have seen both teams scoring and 11 only one team/no score. Ranking-based BTS stats of Nomme JK Kalju show us 4 BTS YES and 2 NO's. For Infonet Tallinn, we have seen 3 BTS YES and 1 NO's. There is a 90% chance of Nomme JK Kalju scoring today, 75% for Infonet Tallinn. Probability of conceding a goal is 65% for Nomme JK Kalju and 60% for Infonet Tallinn. Considering all the numbers, it is going to be a game where BOTH TEAMS have a great chance to score and thus the best BTTS football prediction would be BOTH TEAMS to Score.
ESTONIA: Meistriliiga
17:00 Infonet Tallinn - Kalju
Pick: Over 2,5 Goals
It is a game between Low ranking team General Díaz and Medium ranking team Nacional Asuncion. General Díaz's last 5 HOME games against Medium ranking teams show 1 wins, 3 draws and 1 losses. Nacional Asuncion's AWAY performance against Low ranking teams show 3 wins, 0 draws and 2 losses from last 5 AWAY games. General Díaz's attacking performace is 1 goals/game vs Nacional Asuncion's 1.4. On the defensive side, we have General Díaz with 1.2 and Nacional Asuncion with 1 goals conceded per game. Taking all the Rank-based facts into consideration we see the superiority of Nacional Asuncion who will win.
Last 14 games of General Díaz have seen 8 Overs and 6 Unders. Last 10 games of Nacional Asuncion have seen 9 Overs and 1 Unders. Looking at the rank-based O/U 2.5 stats of General Díaz it has been 1 Overs and 4 Unders in their last 5 HOME games against teams with similar ranking as Nacional Asuncion. Nacional Asuncion has seen 3 Overs and 2 Unders in their last 5 AWAY games against teams with ranking similar to General Díaz. General Díaz is averaging 1.22 goals at home while Nacional Asuncion makes an average of 1 goals away. This makes an average of 2.22 goals per match between the teams. General Díaz concedes 1.22 goals on average and Nacional Asuncion 1.67 for a total of 2.89 goals conceded per match. Taking these into account, we expect to see 2.6 goals per match. History shows that 57.14% of games end Over 2.5 for General Díaz and 90% for Nacional Asuncion. Considering the numbers, it probably is an OVER 2.5 match.
From General Díaz's last 14 games 10 have seen both teams scoring and 4 games only one team/no score. From Nacional Asuncion's last 10 games 6 have seen both teams scoring and 4 games only one team/no score. Looking at the rank-based BTTS stats, General Díaz had 4 BTTS YES and 1 NO's. For Nacional Asuncion, we have seen 3 BTTS YES and 2 NO's. There is 78.57% chance of General Díaz scoring today, 70% for Nacional Asuncion. Probability of conceding a goal is 85.71% for General Díaz and 90% for Nacional Asuncion. Looking at the numbers, both teams will most likely score.
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01:10 Nacional Asuncion - Diaz
Pick: Over 2,5 Goals
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San Diego, located about 120 miles south of Los Angeles and immediately adjacent to the border with Mexico, is renowned for its beaches, parks and mild climate. Most people's image of San Diego is white beaches, palm trees, lush greenery and flowers blooming throughout the year. However beautiful this may be, it isn't really true California flora. Most of San Diego's landscape plantings are composed of exotic vegetation:
"Paradise on Earth" and "Garden City" are but two of the many expressions used to describe San Diego's horticultural beauty to the rest of the world. What makes these complimentary names somewhat ironic, however, is that most of what is assumed to be the city's "natural" greenery has all been planted by recent generations. Only with the introduction of large amounts of imported water by the 1880s did San Diego's true natural landscapes – one almost devoid of greenery – blossom. World acclaimed horticulturists like Alfred Robinson and Kate Olivia Sessions would also make San Diego their home and further its gardening fame. Ordinary residents too banded together and founded the San Diego Floral Association with its magazine California Garden – the nation's oldest continuously published horticultural magazine. "
– From The Journal of San Diego History, The Cultivation of Paradise on Earth, Fall 1988, Volume 34, Number 4 (http://www.sandiegohistory.org/journal/1988/october/gardening/)
Like much of southern California, the majority of San Diego County was originally covered with coastal sage scrub and chaparral in the eastern portions. Chaparral (from a Mexican word for scrub oak, chaparro, meaning "shorty"), is the most common plant community in San Diego – as typical of the area as pine forests are of the mountains. Chaparral is composed of drought-resistant shrubs and low growing vegetation, generally shorter than 8 feet tall. The environment is very hot and dry in summer and mild in winter; drought and fires are common. The tough evergreen plants of the chaparral are adapted to these conditions, and most have small or leathery leaves, store water in their leaves or deep roots, go dormant in the summer, and take advantage of the slightest rainfall to bloom and produce seeds.
Southern California's coastline, now largely developed, was once covered by coastal sage scrub. It was composed of woody shrubs ranging from one to ten feet, typically California sagebrush, white and black sage, California buckwheat, toyon, and lemonade berry. Like the chaparral plants, coastal sage scrub is both drought and fire-adapted. Coastal sage scrub now exists only in fragmented remnant habitats.
In addition to the dominant shrubs in both coastal and inland areas, there are many smaller blooming annuals and perennials that are rarely seen unless hiking in natural areas.
One of the best places to see native plants in San Diego is at Mission Trails Regional Park, but there are also many other public and private tracts of land in the county that have native chaparral.
- The native chaparral vegetation has been preserved in official nature preserves such as Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve and in other canyons including Switzer Canyon, Tecolote Canyon Natural Park, and Marian Bear Memorial Park in San Clemente Canyon that have escaped development because of the steep topography. Docents of the San Diego Natural History Museum lead walks in Florida Canyon (across from the Zoo parking lot) at certain times.
The 2000-acre Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is an wilderness island in an urban sea, with lots of chaparral as well as the elegant Torrey pine (Pinus torreyana torreyana), the rarest pine in the United States (it only occurs naturally near Del Mar and on Santa Rosa, the second largest of the Channel Islands off the coast of Santa Barbara). Hikers can follow 8 miles of trails through stands of wind-sculpted pines and other plant communities including coastal strand, coastal scrub, salt marsh, fresh water marsh and riparian on this reserve featuring high broken cliffs and deep ravines on headlands overlooking the ocean.
- Cabrillo National Monument, at the tip of Point Loma, has native coastal sage scrub habitat along the Bayside Trail and many labeled specimens in the beds around the visitor center. (The superb view of San Diego's harbor and downtown skyline framed by the Cuyamaca mountains, the Old Point Loma Lighthouse, and in the winter, migrating gray whales, are other reasons to visit).
Mission Trails Regional Park encompasses 7,220 acres of both natural and developed recreational areas. About 5,800 acres of rugged hills, valleys and open areas show what the area looked like before the arrival of the Spanish. Most of San Diego County was once covered with chaparral (from a Mexican word for scrub oak, chaparro, meaning "shorty"), the most common plant community in this area. Chaparral is composed of shrubs and low growing vegetation, generally shorter than 8 feet tall. The environment is very hot and dry in summer and mild in winter; drought and fires are common.
The tough evergreen plants of the chaparral are adapted to these conditions, and most have small or leathery leaves, store water in their leaves or deep roots, go dormant in the summer, and take advantage of the slightest rainfall to bloom and produce seeds. In addition to the chaparral, there are also woodland, coastal sage, and riparian habitats and plant communities of California native plants.
Started in 1974, Mission Trails Regional Park has become one of the largest urban parks in the United States. The Visitor and Interpretive Center includes a number of exhibits, a library, a 93-seat theater, and an art gallery. There are many trails in the park, including the Oak Grove Trail leads from the Visitor Center to a small oak woodland with majestic coast live oaks and rare Engelmann oaks and the Visitor Center Loop Trail that goes through coastal sage scrub, chaparral, and riparian woodland habitats. The most popular trail of the park is the Cowles Mountain trail, which goes to the summit for a 360-degree panorama of San Diego County. Another popular stop is the Old Mission Dam, which was built to supply irrigation water to farm land that supplied food for the Mission San Diego de Alcala.
However, most people aren't that impressed with the grey-green vegetation on the hillsides. The San Diego area has a very mild, Mediterranean-type climate characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The area receives an average of only 10" of rainfall annually right along the coast, 12-15" in the interior valleys and foothills, and up to 40" in the mountains. Early residents quickly realized they could easily grow more showy plants from similar climates throughout the world, and introduced many of the trees, shrubs, and flowers that people often associate with southern California. Various types of palms came from around the world to join the few native species. From South Africa came the orange-flowered bird-of-paradise (Strelitzia reginae), various types of succulent ice plants (several genera in the Aizoaceae family, formerly the Mesembryanthemaceae) commonly used as ground covers, African daisy (Arctotis and others), jade plant and aloes that flower in the winter.
Tall, spire-like Italian cypress, rosemary, and olives were imported from southern Europe around the Mediterranean Sea, as well as echiums and aeoniums from North Africa near the Mediterranean, while oleander came from the Middle East.
Eucalyptus trees and bottlebrush (Callistemon) were brought from Australia, while New Zealand flax (Phormium) and New Zealand tea tree (Leptospermum scoparium) came from that island country.
From other sub-tropical areas came such common plants such as Brazilian pepper tree (Schinus terebinthifolia and "California" pepper tree (S. molle, really native to Peru) – both now considered invasive species, bougainvillea and the lavender-flowered Jacaranda tree from Brazil; pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) and lantana from other parts of South America;
Hibiscus, camellias, and heavenly bamboo (Nandina) are from China; sago palm (really a cycad, Cycas revoluta) is from south Japan to Java;
Indian hawthorn (Rhaphiolepis indica) and other ornamentals came from other parts of Asia; and century plant (Agave) and many salvias from Mexico. (Some of these plants flourished in the mild climate only because of supplemental water, though, and are not really adapted to a Mediterranean climate.)
You don't have to go far to see these exotic plants from around the world. Drive through most residential areas, and you'll be treated to views of interesting plants and colorful flowers blooming almost any time of the year. Suburban commercial properties, such as shopping centers and churches, will also often have landscaping that isn't just green grass or plain rocks. And of course there are many parks, gardens and other special sites to see a variety of plants; these are just a few of the many possibilities to see great plants in San Diego County.
Balboa Park
Balboa Park is a 1200-acre urban park of rolling hills and canyons with 15 museums, theaters, gardens, walking paths, sporting arenas, an organ pavilion, international cottages, the Zoo and more named for the Spanish maritime explorer Vasco Núñez de Balboa. In 1868 city planners set aside 1,400 acres of scrub-filled "wasteland" and declared it the site of a future city park. In the early part of the 20th century, San Diego hosted two World's Fairs on the site: the Panama-California Exposition in 1915 and the California Pacific International Exposition in 1935. Many of the Spanish/Baroque-style buildings that were erected along the "Prado", the main walkway, for those expositions remain as central features of the park (despite being intended to be temporary), surrounded by lush gardens and landscaping. When they fell into disrepair, most were eventually rebuilt, using castings of the original façades to retain the architectural style. The menagerie of exotic animals at the 1915 Expo provided the basis for the San Diego Zoo. The park and its historic Exposition buildings were declared a National Historic Landmark and National Historic Landmark District in 1977, and placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
This is one of the most lushly planted urban parks in America, with stately rows of palms, forested lawns, and ever-changing floral displays enhancing this public resource. The Park's landmark tree is the Moreton Bay fig (Ficus macrophylla) growing north of the Natural History Museum. This tree, planted before 1915, is over 60 feet tall with a spread of 120 feet. There are multiple individual gardens throughout the park, over 350 species of plants, and over 1,500 trees, many selected and planted by horticulturalist Kate Sessions in the 1890's. Some of the most notable gardens that focus on different plants or gardening styles include:
Alcazar Garden. Patterned after the gardens of Alcazar Castle in Seville, Spain, this formal garden planted with 7,000 annuals bordered by boxwood hedges, is known for its ornate fountains, exquisite turquoise blue, yellow, and green Moorish tiles and shady pergola. It has been reconstructed to replicate the 1935 design by San Diego architect Richard Requa. The view of the California Tower from Alcazar Garden is one of Balboa Park's most iconic shots.
Botanical Building and Reflecting Pool. Built for the 1915 Exposition, along with the adjacent Lily Pond and Lagoon, the historic building is one of the largest wood lath structures in the world. The plantings in the 250 ft long by 75 ft wide and 60 ft tall Botanical Building include more than 2,100 permanent plants, with collections of cycads, ferns, orchids, other tropical plants and palms as well as changing seasonal flower displays. The 193 by 43 foot pond and smaller companion pool were originally referred to as Las Lagunas de las Flores (The Lakes of the Flowers) and were designed as aquatic gardens. The pools contain exotic water lilies and lotus which bloom spring through fall. The view of the Lily Pond with the Botanical Building in the background is one of the most photographed scenes in Balboa Park.
Casa del Rey Moro Garden. The design for the "House of the Moorish King" garden, created by Richard Requa for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition, was influenced by the Moorish gardens of Ronda, Spain. The garden and surrounding building, the House of Hospitality, were extensively renovated in the late 1990's, and includes a replica of the wishing well in the Guadalajara Museum of Gardens. The building surrounds a plaza garden with a fountain sculpture "Woman of Tehuantepec" cradling a water-spouting olla.
- Desert Garden. This 2.5 acre planting of succulents and drought-resistant plants from around the world was established at this location (across the footbridge that crosses Park Boulevard near the Natural History Museum) in 1976. It contains more than 1,300 plants which are interesting at any time of year because of their unusual shapes, although the peak blooming period is January through March. The 1935 (Old) Cactus Garden was developed under the direction of Kate Sessions for the 1935 California Pacific International Exposition. It has some of the largest cactus and succulent specimens in the Park and has also been developed to include African and Australian protea plants.
- Inez Grant Parker Memorial Rose Garden. This three acre site just south of the Desert Garden — which was named an Outstanding Rose Garden in the US by All-America Rose Selections in 1978; received an Award of Excellence in 2003 from the World Federation of Rose Societies; and in 2014 was named to the Great Rosarians of the World Hall of Fame — displays 1,600 plants of more than 130 rose varieties that are usually at their peak bloom in April and May. New varieties are introduced each year.
- Japanese Friendship Garden. This expression of friendship between San Diego and its sister city, Yokohama, creates an immersive experience into Japanese culture. San-Kei-En ("three scene garden,") represents the concepts of Water, Pastoral, and Mountain. The 12-acre Garden's design is based on centuries-old Japanese garden concepts and symbolism adapted to San Diego's climate and the plants that can be grown here. It includes a small entry plaza, koi pond, stone arrangements, a bonsai collection, a traditional sand and stone garden, strolling paths, a grove of 200 cherry trees, Inamori Pavilion and a 60 foot long fujidana (wisteria arbor) viewing area overlooking the canyon below. The unique setting, water features, sukiya-style buildings and landscape seeks to foster a relationship between humans and nature, through Japanese simplicity, serenity, and aestheticism.
Palm Canyon. This tropical oasis located south of the House of Charm has 58 species of palms, large magnolia trees and a huge Moreton Bay fig tree along the winding paths within its 2 lush, shady acres. The original group of Mexican fan palms date back to the early 1900s. A wooden footbridge and stairway provide access to the canyon.
- Zoro Garden. This small, sunken garden with stone walls located between the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center and the Casa de Balboa is planted as a butterfly garden, with both nectar plants and larval host plants.
The San Diego Zoo and Safari Park
Both of these popular attractions are accredited botanical gardens, despite their primary emphasis on animals. The 100-acre Zoo has been accredited since 1993 as a botanical garden with more than 4,500 species of plants from habitats around the world in addition to its 4,000 animals. Naturalistic animal exhibits are heavily planted to resemble the animals' native habitats where possible.
Many of the leaves and flowers that animals eat and use as habitat enrichment, such as bamboo, eucalyptus, acacia, Ficus (fig) and hibiscus, are raised especially for that purpose on the grounds or browse farms and gardens. Many of the plants are rare in botanical collections. The Zoo maintains eight accredited plant collections, including bamboo, orchid, cycads, fig trees, palms, and coral trees (Erythrina). The Zoo offers a variety of self-guided Botanical Walking Tours (printable tour brochures at http://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/visitor-info/botanical-tours).
An offshoot of the San Diego Zoo in the San Pasqual Valley of San Diego County 30 miles north of downtown, the Safari Park is an 1,800 acre "natural environment" focused on the conservation and preservation of rare and endangered species, with more than 3,000 animals representing more than 300 species. The Journey into Africa Tour takes visitors on trams into the open plains where grazing animals roam freely interacting with other animals (carnivores are kept separately). The Safari Park is also home to many unusual plants for the benefit of the animals and visitors alike, with a diverse and extensive botanical collection representing 3,500 species and 1.75 million specimens.
Over half of the Park's land has been set aside as protected native species habitat. There are three accredited garden collections—the Baja Garden, California Nativescapes Garden, and the Nicholas T. Mirov Conifer Arboretum. These and many other specialized gardens (herb, bonsai, epiphyllums (epiphytic cactus), protea, etc.) are maintained with the help of dedicated volunteer gardeners.
The Conifer Forest displays more than 1,000 plants representing 400 species on over 25 acres set along man-made streams and trails. Their North African cypress is one of only 12 left in the world. And the new Walkabout Australia exhibit showcases plants (and animals) from that southern continent.
The Baja Garden, with rare plants collected in Mexico more than thirty years ago with special permits that are no longer available, includes more than 200 whimsical boojum trees (Fouquieria columnaris), many types of cactus, elephant trees (Bursera microphylla), agaves, yuccas, and palms.
The Old World Succulent Garden focuses on plants primarily from southern Africa and the Middle East and includes cycads, euphorbias, and a great selection of aloes in a variety of sizes, from 30-foot, multiple-headed trees to tiny plants with rosettes only an inch across.
The California Nativescapes Garden has more than 1,500 individual plants representing 500 species, showing plant communities of chaparral, coastal sage scrub, cypress, desert transition, high desert, island, low desert, montane, palm oasis, and riparian.
San Diego Botanical Gardens
The San Diego Botanical Gardens, formerly Quail Botanical Gardens, is a 37 acre garden featuring numerous exhibits, including rare bamboo groves, desert gardens, a tropical rainforest, California native plants, Mediterranean climate landscapes, succulent gardens, an herb garden, firesafe landscaping, a subtropical fruit garden, and native coastal sage natural areas. Until 1957 the gardens were the private estate of Ruth Baird Larabee, at which time she donated her house and grounds to the County of San Diego. A Foundation was established in 1961 to display plants from regions of the world that have a climate similar to Southern California's, and for the conservation of rare and endangered plants.
Today the gardens include nearly 3,000 varieties of tropical, subtropical, and California native plants. Collections include the climate-based gardens for the New World Desert (with a Baja California emphasis) and Old World Desert (plants primarily from the drier regions of southern Africa), Coastal Sage Scrub, Sub-Tropical Fruit, a Pinetum, a Palm Canyon, as well as geographical collections for Africa, Australia (many familiar California landscape plants originally came from the drier sections of southwest Australia), Arid Madagascar, Arid South America, the Canary Islands, Cape South Africa, Central America, the Himalayas, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, New Zealand, the Pan-Tropical Rainforest with a 60-foot waterfall, and the Pacific. There is also a California Natives section, which highlights the landscape potential of these natives. Paths wind through a cluster of maturing cork oak (Quercus suber) trees whose bark has been used for making corks for thousands of years. The Bamboo Display Garden hosts the largest bamboo collection in the United States, featuring a variety of bamboo native to Asia, Africa, North and South America. The Herb Garden features medicinal and culinary herbs, roses, perennials, grasses and flowers. The Hamilton Children's Garden was opened in June 2011, the largest interactive children's garden on the West Coast.
Cuyamaca College's Water Conservation Garden
In eastern SD county, the 6 acre Water Conservation Garden at this small college has been designed to teach about xeriscape-type landscaping, which is well-suited for San Diego's climate. A series of displays have been placed along three pedestrian path loops off a central outdoor entry lobby. There is also a native butterfly pavilion that is open in spring and summer. Educational exhibits feature plants from five different areas of the world with climates similar to San Diego's (California, South Africa, Australia, Chile, and the Mediterranean) and demonstrate techniques and materials, and in some cases compare plant cultivars.
San Diego Mission
The courtyard of Mission San Diego de Alcala has a nice, small garden, and the entire grounds are planted with interesting plants. The aloes along the face of the church are particularly spectacular in winter, when in bloom.
Desert Wildflowers
Gardens aren't the only place to see flowers. One of the most impressive displays occurs each spring in East County's 600,000-acre Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, particularly after heavy seasonal rains. It's an unforgettable sight if you're lucky enough to catch the desert when it explodes into color with drifts of lavender desert sand verbena (Abronia villosa), white dune evening primrose (Oenothera deltoides) and other annual herbaceous wildflowers.
Somewhat less dependent on heavy rain are the brilliant reds, yellows, pinks and oranges of the ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) and many cacti including beavertail (Opuntia basilaris), barrel (Ferocactus spp.), and fishhook (Mammillaria microcarpa).
The peak of wildflower bloom at here is typically mid-March, lasting two to six weeks, but this can vary considerably each year. The types and amounts of flowers also vary quite a bit from year to year, depending on winter rainfall, spring temperatures and the amount of wind. Visit the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park website or the Desert Wildflower Updates website to find out when peak bloom is expected, or call the Wildflower Hotline at (760) 767-4684.
Even if you miss the wildflowers, visit the Park any time of the year to see interesting native plants (yes, it's hot in the summer, but it's a dry heat…just drink lots of water, avoid hiking in mid-day, and enjoy the solitude). Of course there are numerous cacti – an especially good spot to see many species is the Cactus Loop Trail near the Tamarisk Grove Campground. At Borrego Palm Canyon, an easy 3-mile trail leads to a grove of native California fan palms (Washingtonia filifera) around a natural spring-fed oasis. And for hard-core succulent enthusiasts, brave the rugged road to the Elephant Trees Trail and take the 1.5-mile loop walk to see the northernmost population of Bursera microphylla (elephant tree), a genus of tropical America found in a few isolated canyons of San Diego county.
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Haitian Child Undergoes Heart Surgery
Kellen T. Knott* - In January of 2010, Medical Teams International volunteer physician, Tom Martin of Portland, Oregon, while working at a medical clinic in Haiti identified a young girl, 15 year old Stephanie Privert, as a candidate for potentially lifesaving heart surgery in the United States.
When Dr. Martin identified Stephanie, she was underweight, had an extremely enlarged heart, and was taking several medications necessary in order to simply keep her alive. However, even with these medications, local doctors estimated that without a specialized kind of heart surgery that is not available in Haiti, Stephanie would have, at best, only a few more years to live.
Over the next several weeks, Tom Martin, along with several other volunteers worked tirelessly in their efforts to find some way to evacuate Stephanie to the United States for this ever so crucial operation. Through their efforts they were able to identify an agency, Healing the Children, with the specialized background necessary to aide with this evacuation process.
In the months following, Medical Teams International along with Healing the Children continued the work of trying to evacuate Stephanie to the United States. Together, we were able to complete the long and grueling process of making all the arrangements necessary to send her to the United States for this operation.
On June 28th, 2010 thanks to the efforts of many, Stephanie Privert, boarded an airplane in Port-au-Prince bound for Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. While at Kosair Children's Hospital Stephanie will undergo a generously donated, specialized heart surgery that could potentially add several decades to her life.
The duration of this journey was long, and the roads we traveled were difficult, but by grace of God, we were able to assist in making a lasting impact in one young girl's life.
*Note: The Author of this Article is Kellen T. Knott, Administration Manager, for Medical Teams International.
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Bayou Writers' Group
The first meeting with the Bayou Writers' Group was a wonderful experience. Trish and I met alot of very talented and sweet people. We heard samples of their extraordinary work as several took turns reading aloud for five minutes…stories, essays, ideas, rhyming poetry, free verse poetry…all good stuff. I read from the first scene of one of my manuscripts and got some great feedback. Reading in front of everyone was a little nerve wracking, but I did okay. I guess I can thank my one year stint as president of the Lake Arthur Jaycees for that particular ability to speak in front of crowds. Just like riding a bike. 😀 Later!


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On a Web site called mysecret.tv, there is the writer who was molested years ago by her baby sitter and who still cannot forgive herself for failing to protect her younger siblings from the same abuse.
There is the happy father, businessman and churchgoer who is having a sexual relationship with another man in his church. There is the young woman who shot an abusive boyfriend when she was high on methamphetamine.
Then there is this entry: "Years ago I asked my father, 'How does a daddy justify selling his little girl?' He replied, 'I needed to pay the rent, put food on the table and I liked having a few coins to jangle in my pocket.'"
About a month ago, LifeChurch, an evangelical network with nine locations and based in Edmond, Okla., set up mysecret.tv as a forum for people to confess anonymously on the Internet.
The LifeChurch founder, the Rev. Craig Groeschel, said that after 16 years in the ministry he knew that the smiles and eager handshakes that greeted him each week often masked a lot of pain. But the accounts of anguish and guilt that have poured into mysecret.tv have stunned him, Mr. Groeschel said, and affirmed his belief in the need for confession.
… Mysecret.tv […] gives people at LifeChurch an easy opportunity to act on the sermons, said Scott L. Thumma, professor of the sociology of religion at the Hartford Institute for Religion Research.
"It's not what you typically expect when a pastor delivers his weekly sermon, and you hit the back door and forget what he said," Professor Thumma said.
… Since its inception, mysecret.tv has received more than 150,000 hits and more than 1,500 confessions, Mr. Groeschel said. Absolution is not part of the bargain, just the beginning of release.
But doesn't care to help:
Because the site is anonymous, the staff at LifeChurch cannot reach out to those who are in danger of harming themselves or others, Mr. Groeschel said.
Professor Thumma pointed out that the resources section of the site could be improved. It now lists mostly religious books rather than mental health services.
Although some of mysecret.tv's confessions suggest that its flock is beyond help:
"I have a hard time not looking at my girlfriend's anatomy. Not that we sleep together or that she intentionally exposes it before me, but I stare and imagine her naked all the time. I want to overcome this before our relationship goes any further."
"Sometimes I struggle with masterbation. I know it is a sin… I go a long time with out doing it and then all of a sudden I just give in to it."
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Stress and Strain Definition:
In engineering, stress has been defined is:
when an external force applied to the object(made of an elastic material), they produce a change in shape and size of the object.
Stress is defined as, the deformation force per unit area of the body or material.
Stress is the internal force(per unit area) associated with the strain.
It is ratio of force applied on the system to the per unit area of the body.
To find the stress of an object which is displaced (after applying force on it). The formula is,
Stress(σ)= Force(F) / (A)Cross-sectional Area
Whereas, σ= Stress in N/M2 or Pascal.
F= Force applied on the system which is in Newton (N).
A= Cross-sectional area of the object in M2.
The types of stresses are like
- Tensile stress,
- Compressive stress,
- Torsional stress.
The Tensile stress is like pulling the material on each side or might one side as figures shown below,
The Compressive stress is like pushing the material on each side or might one side as figures shown below,
The Torsional stress is like there are two forces applied on the object and the forces are opposite to each other. The figure is shown below,
Whereas Strain is defined as
The ratio of change in length to the original length of an object or body is called as Strain.
Strain is relative change in shape or size of an object due to externally applied forces.
To find the strain of an object which is displaced (after applying force on it). The formula is,
Strain(∈)= Change in length (Li) / Original length (L0)
The standard unit of strain is dimensionless. It has no units.
∈ =Strain.
Li = Change in length in Meters.
L0 = Original length in Meters.
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Stress and Strain Curves or Diagram:
This curve is a behavior of the material when it is subjected to load.
The stress-strain curve depends on two types of material.
1. Ductile Material:
Ductile materials are materials that can be plastically twisted with no crack. They have the tendency to hold the deformation that occurs in the plastic region.
The ductile material is- Aluminium, Copper, Steel and more.
2. Brittle Material:
A material is brittle if, when subjected to stress, it breaks without significant plastic deformation. Brittle materials absorb relatively little energy prior to fracture, even those of high strength.
The brittle material is- Cast Iron, Concrete, Some glass product and more.
To draw the stress-strain curve of any material the mechanical point or properties includes,
- Proportional Limit
- Elastic Limit
- Yield Point
- Ultimate Stress Point
- Breaking Point
Taking an example to understand the curve :
Stress-Strain curve for Mild steel (Ductile Material):
Young's Modulus:
The Young's modulus is defined as the ratio of the stress of the object to the strain of the object or body.
Young's Modulus= Stress / Strain
The SI unit of Young's Modulus is N/M2 or Pascal.
Limit of proportionality or Proportionality limit (A):
The proportional limit is the point on the curve up to which the value of stress and strain remains proportional.
From the diagram point, A is the called the proportional limit point or it can also be known as the limit of proportionality.
The stress up to this point can be also be known as proportional limit stress.
Elastic limit:
Elastic limit is the limiting value of stress up to which the material is perfectly elastic.
Yield Stress (B-C):
- B-upper yield value
- C-lower yield value
Yield stress is defined as the stress after which material extension takes place more quickly with no or little increase in load. Point (B-C) is the yield point on the graph and stress associated with this point is known as yield stress.
Ultimate Stress Point (D):
Ultimate stress point is the maximum strength that material has to bear stress before breaking.
It can also be defined as the ultimate stress corresponding to the peak point on the stress-strain graph.
Breaking Stress Point or Fracture Point (E):
Breaking point or breaking stress or Fracture point is the point where the strength of material breaks.
The stress associated with this point known as breaking strength. On the stress-strain curve, point E is the breaking stress point or Fracture point.
Differences between Stress and Strain:
Stress is defined as a force that can cause a change in an object or a physical body while a strain is a change in the form or shape of the object or physical body on which stress is applied.
The stress can occur without strain, but strain cannot occur with the absence of stress.
The stress can be measured and has a unit of measure while strain does not have any unit and, therefore, cannot be measured.
A strain is an object's response to stress while stress is the force that can cause strain in an object.
Stress comes from the Latin word "strictus" which means "to draw tight" while "strain" comes from the Latin word "stringere" which means "to bind tightly."
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