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Does music calm you in times of duress?
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I'm sorry to hear that you had an attack, but glad to hear that you avoided a potentially nasty accident. I can't say that I turn to music, but I know that walks do help when I'm feeling stressed. Take care :-)ReplyDelete
Thank you for the kind word. Walking is a great response! Be well.Delete
So sorry you had such a rough time. I have a huge issue with anxiety, been going on since college and I am now 66. Music doesn't help to calm me when I am feeling anxiety, but music is a big part of my life. What works for me when anxiety grabs me is self talk and finding something that diverts my thoughts and keeps me busy. Reading blogs and watching a rescue cat site called Tinykittens helps beyond belief. I like your label for this post... Self Care.ReplyDelete
I'm sorry you have suffered so long. :( Thanks for the tip on that cat rescue website. I'm sharing with my SO. ~grin~ And I appreciate the kind words.Delete
I'm so sorry. I remember the first time I ever had an anxiety attack, I ended up in the hospital thinking I was having a heart attack!ReplyDelete
Oh, wow! I'm sorry that happened to you. Mine aren't so severe, at least not in regards to heart rate, I'm happy to say. My throat is still a little tight today, two days after the main event. I suppose it takes time for the chemical balance to return to normal.Delete
I have never encountered an episode of runaway anxiety. I am lucky.
I am a big fan of screamo music, which most find surprising, due to my age.
I am sorry you had to endure such a challenging situation the other day. I am glad you were able to maneuver through it so successfully.
I'm lucky, too. Anxiety plays a small part in my life and writing is huge. Hurray for music! Thank you for the kind words. Be well!Delete
A wonderful pill called Effexor keeps me calm, without it, I would not even leave my house. Petting my cats keeps me calm too.ReplyDelete
Oh, bless you. You have such beautiful kitties, too.Delete
Yikes, I'm so sorry. I hope that was just a passing thing. Glad you had your "calm" music to help.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the kind words. I hope my confession helps others. Be well, my dear!Delete
That's so scary. I'm glad you are ok. I get anxiety attacks in the night but only if I've eaten too much, seems to press on my kidneys or wherever the adrenal glands are, if I'm kind of bloated. I guess you might call those false anxiety attacks though.ReplyDelete
I think your attacks are as valid as mine. ~hugs~ Hope you're well today!Delete
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Sept. 5, 2017
Brian Kelly: Good afternoon. Another great challenge for our football team this weekend, University of Georgia. Certainly have a great deal of respect for Kirby Smart, and certainly know him from his days at Alabama when we played them obviously in the National Championship game. Experienced coach, has done a great job at Georgia. He's got a great staff, coach Chaney, Coach Tucker. So first and foremost we've got a well-coached football team coming into town, a talented football team.
Offensively, I think you clearly get the sense that this is, you know, a Georgia to be team that wants to feature two outstanding backs, Sony Michel and Nick Chubb. They are elite backs. I mean you're going to see two guys that will be NFL players and have great careers. So two elite backs. Big offensive line. Wide receivers are quality and have the ability to make plays down the field. Depth at the tight end position. And of course, everybody wants to talk about the quarterback position, but I really like Jake Fromm. You know, I think everybody says, well, he's a freshman, and you know, he's only had a couple of snaps. But look, I'm not an expert, but you know, I've been in this game a while, and he's got a presence about him, and he's very comfortable running the Georgia offense. So we go into this game expecting a guy very capable in Jake and running their offense and doing the things necessary to be successful. So again, the narrative might be that Eason is out, and ^ he's a fine quarterback certainly, but I think they're in very capable hands. He'll do a great job for them. And they're going to feature two elite backs from an offensive perspective.
Defensively, I think the thing that stands out there, you know, certainly Kirby's fingerprints. Mel is running the defense but you can see Kirby's influence there as well, which you would as a head coach. But depth and versatility, I think those are the two words that come to mind with their defensive line. You could look at nine guys that I've evaluated and our staff has evaluated that are all very good players. Really love Thompson in terms of his ability to stop the run. He's a good athlete, good quickness. He's got a lot of tools. Atkins, obviously, but there's so much depth on that defensive line, and there's great versatility within their three down team. They can play three down; they can play four down. They can give you multiple looks, and they just do a great job.
Roquan Smith, I think he's an elite player at the linebacker position. Change of direction, just a fast-flow middle linebacker, again, another elite player on their defense. But they're extremely athletic. I think they returned, I think, 10 starters on defense off a very good defense. And again, versatility and great depth on their defense, and especially in their front seven.
On the back end, you know, Deandre Baker, great cover guy. They are a little bit banged up on the back end, but they're going to have some guys that are going to be able to fill in, and it looks like they're getting some guys back on the back end. But Davis, it looks like, is going to get back. You know, McGhee, Lecounte, all of these guys. Sanders has got 12 career interceptions. So there's plenty of depth on the back end of their defense, and again, I think it starts with Baker who is a really good cover guy. So depth, versatility on the defensive end; very physical athletic defensive line front seven; and certainly very solid in the special teams game. So great challenge for us here at Notre Dame. We're excited about the challenge.
You know, this is the great part of being an independent football team in that you get these kinds of games, getting a chance to play against a team that's regarded as one of the very best in the SEC. So our guys are excited about the challenge and looking forward to Saturdaynight. So with that, questions?
Q. Brian, any update on Alohi, Micah Dew and Smythe?
Brian Kelly: Alohi's appeal has been denied. So we have put that one to the side and we'll move forward. And again, Alohi will be obviously eligible next year, and we're excited about his involvement in our program. But that is now something we can move forward with.
Micah Dew-Treadway will practice today. Had a great day in the weight room yesterday. So we feel like he's ready to get out there and compete for us.
Durham Smythe is progressing quite well. He'll be out at practice today in a non contact format, and if he does well today, we'll initiate him to the full status. So he's doing quite well.
Q. The run blocking got a lot of attention on Saturday. I'm curious what your evaluation was of the pass protection from the offensive line, running backs and tight ends.
Brian Kelly: You know, I think what you would expect is that we've gotta continue to get better in all phases of what we're doing, run and pass blocking. We don't see that there's any glaring weaknesses. We have a young player at right tackle, whether it's Kraemer or Hainsey, but they battle quite well there. But we don't leave the evaluation going, you know, we've got some major issues in pass protection. There were some things through our quick game that we're better if we handed the football off. But screen game we're a little too quick in getting out. Boots, we've gotta be a little bit more secure off the edge. The things that we'll take care of more than anything else is the unwarranted hits on the quarterback, things that we can control. The physical pieces of offensive linemen in terms of their growth, we feel really good about that and they're going to continue to get better. There were things that happened on Saturdaythat we can control in coaching and teaching to take some of the hits off our quarterback.
Q. I know that when people kind of talk to you when schedules and season, you just say hey, I go where they tell me. But I think in the past you've had some input with Jack when you've talked about future schedules. How much input did you have about getting these SEC series going, Georgia, Arkansas, Texas A & M, wanting to have SEC teams on your schedule?
Brian Kelly: Well, we felt that that geographical representation and certainly, you know, putting this game together as an independent, when we went to the new format, our regular-season schedule has to stand up against teams that are for the most part playing 13 games. So again, you may say, well, some of those are really playing 12 because you can take the 1AAs and take them right off their schedule. And I think many do. But it has to have this kind of strength of schedule for it to stand up. And we think it does. So those conversations were about how do we best balance it without it being too strong of a schedule to sustain itself throughout the entire year, and this game fit pretty good in that balance.
Q. Last one from me, you've played two really talented SEC teams, I believe, in your time at Notre Dame, the Alabama game in 2012 and the LSU team in 2014. What was your big takeaway from playing them? I mean was there anything that you walked out of those games and said, I want to take something from this and use it in the way I build my teams?
Brian Kelly: Not particularly. I think you walk away from those games, and you certainly know that the talent level that you're going up against. But you also know that it still comes down to your preparation and execution and that you're capable of beating those teams. Certainly we weren't capable of beating Alabama that day. But we did against LSU. So I think the takeaway is that your preparation and execution, you can beat, you know, with a Notre Dame football team anybody that you play.
Q. I'm curious, I know you guys recruited Jacob Eason obviously, but you talked about Fromm. Did you guys have any recruiting involvement with him at all?
Brian Kelly: We didn't. But I see all the quarterbacks. And you know, we were already involved and engaged in another quarterback at the time. But I always liked his presence and his savvy. He always just seemed to be somebody very comfortable. He reminds me a lot of a quarterback we have, Ian Book, on our team. Just has that "it" as a quarterback.
Q. And what's really intriguing is this match up of your offensive line and Georgia's defensive line. Can you just expound a little bit on how you see that match up?
Brian Kelly: Well, certainly controlling the line of scrimmage. It has not changed as one of the key ingredients in success in college football, NFL football, wherever you want to go. And that will go a long way in determining who wins this football game again. Georgia's offensive line against our defensive line and vice versa. They're going to feature both their backs. We're going to feature our running game, and somebody's going to come out on top. So it's going to be an old-fashioned kind of find out who's got that grit and determination, because somebody's going to have to find a way to run the football late and control the line of scrimmage.
Q. Lastly, Georgia hired Brian VanGorder for the last couple of games of last season as a defensive consultant. Do you think that figures in — I mean is that a problem from, I don't know, information? I'm not sure what the protocol is about that. Does that concern you at all?
Brian Kelly: No. Brian's a professional in every since of the word. Even if he knew what we were doing offensively, you know, he would certainly stay within the guidelines of what professionalism is. He's the consummate professional.
Q. Brian, you guys obviously did a lot of things right on Saturday. What do you hope or think you'll see in terms of the biggest improvement from week one to week two?
Brian Kelly: Well, I just still think fundamentals have to get better. We've gotta tackle better. There's no question defensively. That will start with in all phases of our tackling. I told our football team situational awareness has to get better. We had some situations where we've gotta react quicker, screen game, for example, our situational awareness wasn't great. We backed up in the end zone on a throw. We gotta know where we are on the field. So some fundamental things, and then some situational awareness, I think, has gotta get better.
From an offensive standpoint, I think just, you know, consistency on first down. We were behind the chains a little bit too much on first down, and so we've gotta get a little bit better there. But all in all, it's still about that, for our players, the details and just staying focused and locked in this week in their preparation. If they do that, we'll see great improvement this weekend.
Q. And then you obviously play a lot of players on defense. Would you expect around the same number and the same frequency of substitutions against Georgia?
Brian Kelly: Yeah, I think I mentioned in my teleconference yesterday we had 24 players play 10 plays or more. We'll be in that neighborhood again. I think we were somewhere near that offensively, including special teams. You may even see a little bit more offensively. We think that we've settled into some decisions from an offensive standpoint. We did play five tight ends with Brock playing right, playing some fullback. So yeah, you'll see, I think we had 54 players play in some fashion, and I think you'll continue to see that trend.
Q. So follow up on that, of the first-time players that you had out in the game on Saturday, who stood out on film to you?
Brian Kelly: Well, there's true freshmen and then there's first-time players. First-time player, I thought Brandon Wimbush as a first-time player, first-time starter was pretty good. You know, true freshmen out there, you know, Myron Tagovailoa was pretty good. He was explosive, did some really good things. So it really just depends on how you kind of look at that. Isaiah Robertson on special teams was really good as a true freshmen. So I thought there were some nice things from first-year players, and I thought there were some nice things from Tony Jones, you know, as a first-year player. And then some true freshmen were able to show themselves. Kurt Hinish played a lot of football. I thought he learned a lot in his first start, got a lot of action. So some really good things with first-year players and some true freshmen.
Q. Then to clarify on the unwarranted hits on the quarterback comment that you made, how much of that is on Brandon and how much of that is on the line?
Brian Kelly: Well, you know, Brandon is going to run. You know, certainly we would like to see him take the knee and slide a little bit more when necessary or when it's prudent to do so. But we don't want to take away his ability to be an athlete as well. But I think he'll grow into that. We didn't do a very good job on some pressures where he should have handed the ball out instead of trying to make a throw or on a couple of boots where we released too quickly and should have held up an end. So it's a little bit of everybody doing a better job across the board.
Q. And then clearly, tackling was one of the aspects that you focused on during the pre-season camp. Evaluate your team's tackling on Saturday.
Brian Kelly: It can get better. It can get better. I thought for a first game we held on to some tackles. We'd like to be a little bit better in terms of positioning on our tackling. You know, I think, you know, when you're in that first game and it's a little faster, your aim is a little off. So I think we'll be a better tackling football team in week two.
Q. With Kirby Smart's defense, what are some of the traits that jump out to you that are consistent from maybe what you saw at Alabama? They seem big in terms of size, but — and interestingly the tackle for loss and sacks last year were not all that elevated. So what are his defenses about?
Brian Kelly: Well, you know, two four Is, so they like to play the four I defense, which causes some problems with your schemes and combinations. Two gap noses. They like to move the fronts around, which causes some problems up front for your combinations and schemes. So frees up linebackers to run and hit. So what is it about his defense is that when you have four linebackers, you've got guys running off edges. They can get to you off the edge as well as moving the front around. When you're in three down, you can easily play three down and four down from week to week. So there is that ability to morph to what you want to be from week to week. And I think that that in itself allows him a lot of creativity from week to week.
Q. And who's the biggest — is that a bigger challenge for a young offensive lineman like Tommy or Robert or is that a bigger challenge for a young quarterback like Brandon just in terms of identification?
Brian Kelly: Well, I think it's more on the quarterback, yeah, in recognizing how they lineup, is it three down, four down, is that a shade or is that truly a nose. You know, the coverages are going to come to him based upon rotations and safety movements and such. But yes, the recognitions of the fronts become a little bit more in depth relative to your film study for the quarterback.
Q. Te'von Coney, the off-season that he had, what he delivered on Saturday and how this week maybe suits him as more power, maybe a 22-personnel as some of the guys noted last week.
Brian Kelly: Well, I don't deny that. Certainly his physicality and his strength is certainly there. What has changed in Te'Von is his traits. I'll give you the example. You know, last year the back goes away, he probably follows the back and doesn't blitz up the edge. But his attention to detail. He's locked in. He does his assignment, and we cut the tight end loose. Right? If he doesn't do his job, they're going to find that tight end, and so he covers up for a mistake on a play. We were covering up for his mistakes last year. So it's not just the physical talent. He really had that in a large degree. Where he's taken the huge jump is in his traits. His attention to detail, his focus, he is a locked-in football player. And that's where he's making the jump.
Q. How much do you think of what happened with August and the arrest affected that and maybe fast forwarded, okay, I gotta get this together with him?
Brian Kelly: Look, everybody has to make choices about, you know, where they want to be. All of our players knew that they were going to be rewarded for their traits, not their talent. And he made a choice that no matter how good he looked and how many abs he had and how big his biceps were, he wasn't going to play unless he had the traits. And so he made that choice, and that's why he's going to see success this year.
Q. I believe Nick Watkins was rarely challenged on Saturday. They were going more towards Julian's side. Was that more a by-product of what Nick was able to do, locking down on that boundary side, or just a game plan scheme for them?
Brian Kelly: You know, there's a lot of reasons. Sometimes it's — you know, the coverage — look into the short field you can get into a lot of half coverage scenarios where you don't want to go there. You get a lot more quarter coverages to the field which prompts more throws. I thought their game plan was outstanding to take the kind of throws that weren't challenges much, and the quarterback was smart in terms of what he did with the football. He didn't put them in some challenging positions. But yeah, I think Nick did a very good job, don't get me wrong, but I wouldn't read too much into it that he's, you know, locked down corner. There's no locked-down corners in football. They all can get beat. But I think it's just the circumstances a little more than anything else that, you know, he only had a couple of attempts his way.
Q. Was there a concern maybe that they were challenging Julian a little bit more?
Brian Kelly: No. The ball is going to go out there a lot more in the kind of coverage situations that we had and the type of coverages that we were in fact playing. So you know, Julian, we have a lot of confidence in him. That's why he is to the field. But again, I think by and large Julian was in pretty good position other than the one touchdown, he's just gotta go make that play.
Q. You talked a little bit about Te'von Coney, greater focus. It seems that was the most active also that Jay Hayes was in a while. Is it a similar situation with him as far as progressing with those areas of attention?
Brian Kelly: It's actually — there's no question that he has matured in both on and off the field. But his is different. His has been in correctives in the weight room and mobility and his agility and his footwork. Look, this is a big, strong football player. He's 285 pounds. And he needed to match that strength and size with his footwork and change of direction. He committed to that in the off season. Our strength staff did a great job. Rob Hunt and the trainers did a great job on correctives with his footwork and his feet in particular to get him where his change of direction now matches and meets his physicality. That always lagged behind with Jay. Now it matches who he is and that's why he's having the success he's having.
Q. And I know you did recruit Jacob Eason. He doesn't seem to fit the prototype of that dual threat. Are you still open to having the pure pro pocket passer; whereas, somebody like Brandon Wimbush and Malik Zaire and DeShone Kizer, they can beat you with their feet as well? Do you place a greater importance on that in recruiting quarterbacks?
Brian Kelly: Yeah. I think I've said this many times. I don't buy into the dual threat pocket passer kind of deal. I mean I just have never — I know you guys live in that world. I don't. I want a guy that has escapability and ^ mobility. If you can run some zone option and keep the defense honest, I'm good with that. He doesn't have to run for 150 yards. He's gotta be accurate. He's gotta be able to make all the throws, but he's also gotta be able to run your offense. If he's got escapability and he's Mobile to keep defenses honest, you can call him whatever you want. Eason can do that. So I don't pigeon hole them in that sense. So I think there's a lot more crossovers. I think there's a number of guys that are out there right now that are called one thing that I see as something else. So I just don't subscribe to it in the manner that maybe some others do.
Q. You guys had 11 tackles for loss on Saturday. That's more than double what you had average last year. Mike Elko was brought in here, and that's part of a trademark of his defense is his tackles for loss. How do they come about? You don't blitz that much. Is it blitzing? Is it technique? Is it effort? What about that makes it into Mike Elko's defenses all the time?
Brian Kelly: Well, I think it's the philosophical approach to how we teach the defensive front and the way that it is taught from the very first day that the defense is put in. We're not a read and react defense. We're going to create a new line of scrimmage. So it's all those tenets. It's not just one thing. You know, the defensive line is going to play in a manner that they're going to get off the football. Our linebackers are downhill players. And you can see that with 10 or 11 tackles for loss, 10 from different players, we activate everybody, safeties, corners, everybody's involved in the run fits. So it's a comprehensive philosophical decision to get the offense behind the chains. And so it's not just one thing. It's a philosophical decision.
Q. Just to follow up on one quick thing, it doesn't necessarily mean a lot of blitzing?
Brian Kelly: No, it does not. As a matter of fact, there wasn't much blitzing at all. It's just the way the defense is taught from day one in how we're going to attack the line of scrimmage.
Q. And I guess the ^ last is maybe the most obvious in how important is that, especially with a guy like Chubb and Michel, guys who once they get going, the importance of sort of getting them stopped before they get started so to speak?
Brian Kelly: Well, they're difficult to tackle one on one at the second level. So listen, if you let these guys go through to the second level and you're relying on your safeties one on one from 12 yards off to make tackles, they need to be of NFL pedigree to make those tackles consistently. And I don't know that they will because these two kids are extraordinary talents. So we need a close space, get down closer, and those are some of the hallmarks of a coach's defense.
Q. You guys ran the ball very successfully this past Saturday. Could you kind of categorize why you were able to do that, and you're obviously not going to have three guys run for 100 yards every single game but what did you guys do well last Saturday that maybe you can duplicate every week in the run game?
Brian Kelly: Similar to the question that was just posed, when Mike Elko came on campus, the first thing he talked about was creating a new line of scrimmage, tackle for loss and ball disruptions. Chip Long was the same way. Chip Long was talking about a physicality and a demeanor in running the football. It wasn't about how many yards we were going to amass in total offense. It was about how we were going to exert our will in terms of running the football. So this is really just more about creating a mindset and building on that mindset. Look, we're in Game 1, okay. We have to continue to build on this mindset. But it started in January. It didn't start in August. And it's been the same message that these guys have heard every day. It's been demanding, not demeaning, and we're going to continue to demand that new line of scrimmage defensively, taking the football away defensively, and from an offensive standpoint, a mentality, a toughness in terms of running the football.
Q. You spoke pretty highly of Fromm, but what are some of the things that you can do to try and make a young quarterback uncomfortable, particularly when you're the home team?
Brian Kelly: Make them win the game. Put the pressure on him; right? I mean take away all of his tools. I don't know. I mean it's just — when it comes to — somebody asked the question about what are the keys to stopping a freshman quarterback. I don't know what the keys are. I mean you have to run your defense, do the things that you do. I think he's very comfortable running any offense. He looked very comfortable playing the game to me. You know, he's going to get the ball out of his hands. If you watch his quick game, he takes a great rocker step, gets the ball out of his hands. He threw some balls where some people perceived to be up for grabs. I thought he put them in position where his guy was going to catch it and that was it. I think he's a good quarterback. So we gotta defend him and we got two really good backs. So we know we've got a challenge when it comes to that. But we've gotta be able to — obviously if we give him one look the whole time, he's capable of hurting us.


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3920 Smugglers Cove Road
Ocean View Acreage
Private Waterfront with Boathouse
This gated 10 Mile Point oceanfront property boasts an incredibly private and exquisitely landscaped property with a sunny and spacious 5 bedroom, 5 bath home.
From the open entrance foyer, ocean views are immediately showcased through wall-to-wall windows in the great room. Vaulted ceilings are featured here with recessed lighting, a cozy gas fireplace and double French doors leading out to a covered terrace.
A large family room with fireplace is located off the kitchen, and a sunny breakfast nook overlooks the ocean. A Butler's pantry with bar area connects the kitchen area to an oversized dining room, and a TV/media room is also located on this level. Two bedrooms (or bedroom and office) and full bathroom are located off the main foyer, and a large utility room and 2-piece bathroom lead off the garage and side entry.
Upstairs, the master suite enjoys exceptional views! Vaulted ceilings, oversized windows, a sitting area and 3-sided fireplace are showcased here, with a large ensuite bath and multiple walk-in closets and dressing area. A large bedroom with ensuite bath, an exercise room, laundry, and an office nook are also located on the upper level, with another spacious guest bedroom/games area privately sited over the garage.
Outside, the striking East Coast shingled design is timeless, presenting a truly casual and welcoming beach house vibe.
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The boathouse offers a unique opportunity! Very few properties in the Greater Victoria area offer the chance to truly experience the best of oceanfront living: launch your small boat, Whaler or kayak in minutes and explore the local waters on the sheltered/lee side of 10 Mile Point.
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Via Di Casanova I, 1600 Localita Balbano, Lucca 55100, Italy
Albergo Villa Casanova is one of the best 5 star hotel in Lucca with an Outstanding guest review rating of 8.8 of 10. This property has been recommended by previous guest who have stayed here for 1 night or more. It has been awarded our Guest Recommendation Property Seal, that groups together properties that offer quality and excellent service based on the feedback from previous guests. Most of the rooms comes with a FREE BREAKFAST and WIFI and is subject to availability (please check the room options with the available board type below). Whether you're a tourist or traveling on business, Albergo Villa Casanova Lucca is a great choice for accommodation when visiting Lucca. The facilities and services provided by Albergo Villa Casanova ensure a pleasant stay for guests.
Property Location With a stay at Albergo Villa Casanova in Lucca Balbano, you'll be close to Ripafratta Castle. This 5-star hotel is within the vicinity of Villa Puccini and Massaciuccoli Lake.Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 14 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and rainfall showerheads. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities Enjoy recreation amenities such as a seasonal outdoor pool or take in the view from a garden. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.Dining Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Albergo Villa Casanova. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Free self parking is available onsite.


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- Biography: Kara LaReau is the author of many picture books for young children, including Ugly Fish and Otto: The Boy Who Loved Cars, both illustrated by Scott Magoon. She is also the author of the chapter books The Infamous Ratsos,The Infamous Ratsos Are Not Afraid, and The Infamous Ratsos: Project Fluffy, all illustrated by Matt Myers. She lives in Rhode Island, USA.Matthew Cordell is the Caldecott Medal-winning author-illustrator of Wolf in the Snow, as well as many other books, including King Alice and Wish. Matthew Cordell lives in Illinois, USA.
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3 Ways to Appeal to Millennials on Social Media
When it comes to social media, there's no better group to have in your corner than Millennials. This group represents a large chunk of social media usage, and they're very active on the Internet. There's a delicate balance when it comes to courting them, though. For example, 57 percent of this demographic reportedly follow brands on social media so that they can stay abreast of sales, contests and sweepstakes. They're also the quickest to turn on brands (i.e., unfollow them) if they post too much.
Below are three ways to find middle ground with the most adept of all age groups at making your social media operation a successful one.
1. Hone in on Smartphones
iPhone. Android. Blackberry. It's no surprise that Millennials are glued to their mobile devices, so it shouldn't come as much of a shock that they're most receptive to campaigns that come directly to them. You can go about improving your mobile game plan in several ways. Simply, you could optimize your weekly or monthly e-mails so that they're mobile-ready. This way, Millennials won't simply toss them in the trash when they see that they're not compatible with their phone's operating system.
There are more in-depth ways of approaching this, too. For example, with the right development staff, you could create a mobile app tied to your brand. No matter what road you take, it'll improve your outlook with the 18-34 set if they have access to your information at their fingertips at all times.
2. Post Smart and Post Sparingly
Many Millennials are still trudging through a slow economy. They are very likely to move back home after graduating college since salaries are low and entry-level jobs are often hard to acquire. These images make it clear why Millennials are so enamored with brands that offer contests, discounts and freebies to their social media followers.
In fact, a survey revealed that 57 percent of this demographic follow the brands that they follow because it provides them up-to-date access to "competitions and free stuff." Let's say, then, that you are in charge of social media marketing for a yogurt brand. While older Facebook users might appreciate an article that will help them learn about probiotics, those from Generation Y would rather receive a discount coupon to try the probiotics out themselves.
As you fold promotional posts into your social media plan, it's also important to note that Millennials don't want to be inundated with your posts, either. As mentioned above, they have no problem deleting social media friends who post too often. Since there's no steadfast rule about how little or how much to share, err on the side of fewer posts, as opposed to frequent ones.
3. Bring Your Audience on Stage
One of the best ways to make sure that your social media plan is Millennial-friendly? Ask the Millennials on your staff how they really feel about your campaign — or, better yet, leave some or all of the decisions up to employees who are of this age. It's always helpful to have a fresh set of eyes on a project in order to point out any holes and make new suggestions. Millennials may be able to provide the best suggestions of all, since they are making calls based on what they know to be true about the people they know best.
Millennials may seem complex, but their social media preferences are simple: They want it on their phones, they want it to be simple, and they want it to come with perks. If your plan fits these criteria — and, as an added bonus, is created in some part by Millennials themselves — you'll have a #winning campaign on your hands.


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The Coca-Cola Co. has appointed a new chief marketing and commercial officer.
The company said today (30 July) that it has hired Joseph Tripodi to fill a new role working with the company's global marketing and commercial organisations and overseeing all aspects of marketing and commercial leadership.
Tripodi previously worked for Allstate Insurance for the past four years in the position of senior vice president and chief marketing officer.
The Coca-Cola Co president and chief operating officer Muhtar Kent said: "Joe brings 25 years of diverse global marketing and business experience and leadership to The Coca-Cola Co., much of it spent working for some well-known consumer brands in regions all over the world. In his new role, he will help us integrate two important functions - marketing and commercial leadership - that, once aligned, can help move the business the quickest and furthest. We believe that enhancing the focus of our global marketing team and processes on our customers - who are the direct pipeline to consumers, all the way to point of purchase - will strengthen our entire business."
Tripodi has also worked for The Bank of New York, Seagram Spirits & Wine, MasterCard International, Mobil Oil Corporation.
Tripodi added: "It's a great honour for me to partner with such a strong and creative management team and to help contribute to future growth through successful alignment of the marketing and commercial leadership functions."


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The Nigerian air force (NAF) says it has lost an airman in a parachuting accident in Kaduna state.
Ibikunle Daramola, the NAF director of public relations and information, confirmed the incident in a statement in Abuja on Sunday, April 14, 2019.
"NAF is sad to announce the passing of one of its airmen, Corporal Meshach Iliya Komo, who died in Kaduna today, April 14 2019, in a parachuting accident during recurrency training," the statement read.
"On behalf of officers, airmen and airwomen of the NAF, the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, commiserates with the family of the late airman over this irreparable loss.
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Lake County Historical Museum anticipates great season
BALDWIN — When one steps into the Lake County Historical Museum complex, they are steeped in relics of the past which tell the rich history of the county. Museum docents are there to greet people to walk them through a historic journey.
Beginning Saturday, April 13, the museum will reopen for a new season, filled with new and enhanced exhibits, monthly programs and community events and projects.
"We're a local museum that surprises visitors," said Lake County Historical Museum Curator Jill Engelman. "Some of the comments we've received have been, 'We didn't expect all of this,' and, 'I am blown away at the quality of the exhibits.'"
Engelman said the exhibits are switched up periodically. One exhibit is dedicated to the county's fishing and sportsman heritage, and highlights Josephine "Jo" Sedlecky-Borsum, who started Ed's Sports Shop with her husband Ed in 1944. While Ed finished his stint with the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps), she ran the business in Baldwin. Engelman said the town fathers weren't happy with a woman running a business, but by the time Ed returned in 1945, he found the sports shop popular with sportsmen.
Sedlecky-Borsum also was a famous fly tyer, six of her ties still being used today by sportsmen. She was invited to the Smithsonian Folk Life Festival in 1987. Her ties are on exhibit at the museum, along with other artifacts, articles and photos.
Also featured in the exhibit is a pine log display case donated by the current owner of the shop. There also are sports items donated by patrons. The sportsman exhibit features a number of local fishing guides throughout the years, as well.
To make the display interactive, Engleman hopes to have guest fly tyers demonstrate the art, and walk people through tying their own.
The tourism display has been changed, and features a Kalamazoo folding boat — which is made out of canvas and folds up like a tent so campers could easily travel from lake to lake.
A small exhibit features the "Green Book," a travel guide used by African-Americans during times of segregation to direct them toward businesses which would provide them service, and ultimately steer them away from services which would not welcome them.
"We have several facsimile copies of the Green Book in our gift shop," Engelman said. "In the display, there are ads used in the Green Book and photos of places in Idlewild which were advertised in the book."
Engelman said there will be free showings of the Smithsonian documentary about the Green Book during the spring and summer. Details will follow.
The logging display has been switched up to portray a logging camp, Camp No. 1, which was started by Justice Stearns in 1880 north of Branch.
"The display shows what it is like to be in a lumber camp," she said, adding there are pictures, maps, artifacts found in the camp area and other logging artifacts.
One new display, "100 Years of Bridal Fashion to Love and Cherish," highlights the fashion, hairstyles, cake toppers, wedding announcements, photographs and accessories of weddings from the early 1900s through the 1990s. The bridal fashion comes to life through several mannequins which were purchased with a grant provided by Great Lakes Energy People Fund.
The former CCC and Forest Service room is now dedicated to Lake County youth camps, and feature Camp Martin Johnson in the Irons area, the Odd Fellow's and Rebecca's camp at Big Star Lake, the Good Shepherd Church campground in Idlewild, Camp Living Waters in Luther, as well as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
A new, interactive display is dedicated to local photographers Kurt J. Kahl and son, Kurt P. Kahl, who owned a photo studio in Baldwin. The display includes old cameras, some owned by the Kahls. There are boxes and boxes of Kahl photographs, some of which will be displayed on the wall of the exhibit each month. Children will have have an opportunity to have a photo op.
There is a photo booth designed as a sweet shop, with a backdrop of an enlarged historic sweet shop photo, and the forefront has a soda fountain booth. There are vintage-style hats, dresses, vests, bow ties and other clothing items kids can dress in. Parents can take photos with their phones and cameras.
In addition to exhibits, there also will be monthly programs pertaining to the area's history, and a music series scheduled on four Friday evenings in July in August. The inaugural fundraiser is being scheduled from 5 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, June 22, and called An Evening with the Collectors. For $10 admission, people can bring two antique items for a verbal appraisal. The museum also will have private collections on display for that evening.
The museum has joined in a project with Pathfinder Community Library to digitize all the known existing Lake County Star articles going back to the 1800s. When complete, the public will have access, online, free of charge, through the Central Michigan University portal. They can research dates, names and subjects. The project is costly, and so far, between the two groups, $31,000 has been raised, and they need $12,000 more to complete the project, to digitize more than 42,000 newspaper pages.
People can check out what's going on at the museum from noon to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, beginning this weekend, through the end of December, or by appointment. Admission is free, and large groups are welcome by appointment. The museum has a gift shop with unique local items and new items, Engelman added. The community room also is available for rental for a nominal fee.
"Last year we had more than 3,700 visitors, and we hope to top that this year," Engelman said.


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Fuel Pump Test Bench
1. Measurement of each cylinder's delivery at any speed
2. Checking of each cylinder's injection timing with static
3. Checking of the sealing of injection pump body
4. Checking of the advance device in dynamics
5. Checking of the pneumatic governor.
6. Checking of the mechanical governor.
7. Checking of the vacuum capacity of governor
8. Measurement of the internal pressure of distributor pump body
9. Measurement of the reflux delivery of distributor pump
10. Testing of the electro-magnetic valve of distributor pump
11. Checking of the transfer pump
12. Checking of the LDA
CHARACTERISTIC1. Industrialized computer control technology
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4. High torque, low fall of rotation speed
5. Adjusting speed quickly
6. Continuously variable speed control, pre-setting function
7. Test oil constant temperature control, through the cooling and heating
8. With protect function for over and low voltage and short phase
9. It can test both in-line pumps and distributor( VE ) pump
Main technical parameters:
Motor power:5.5:7.5:11:15;18.5KW
Speed control manual control
Speed range: 0----4000rpm in both directions
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2. Electronical supply 380V/50hz 220v/60hz 3phase (or on request)
3. Center height: 125mm
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Discharge capacity: 10/min
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thanks Egon, it works.please also add object list for Light.the logic is this, if a light has list and the object is not in list , the light is off for this object.this test is needed only if object has null list.if object1 has light1 in list and light1 has object2 in list, light1 in fact can lit object1 and 2.or you may have other way to cross check these 2 types of list.
please use null list if list is empty, because null doesn't refer to additional memory space.
i thought of a method that saves memory and make program code more clean: sharing list between objects(or lights).often several objects (or lights) have the same setting, they only need one list.a good way in practice is like this: user creates a list, then set the list to several objects.
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Bikes And Pedestrians
From 2011-2018, there have been over 2,200 bicycle/pedestrian injuries averaging about 300 a year in NYC.
As we have all discussed over the years, a near miss or even being hit by a bike (mine was a delivery bike riding the wrong way) has become part of our daily conversation. Looking both ways on a one-way street or jumping out of the way when a bike comes up on the sidewalk is a constant concern; as is the scare of a motor bike running a red light while you are in the crosswalk. While this is a local issue, all politics are local, and I will be speaking loudly and daily on having the police crackdown on bikes and motorbikes that do not obey NYC traffic laws. And, as a fellow bike rider, I am not trying to take away our hard earned bike paths or rights, but just requesting that we respect our fellow pedestrians.


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Daily Practice Time
To make the most out of the money you are paying me, it's very beneficial to spend a little bit of time each and every day reviewing what you've learned, looking in your binders for the theory sheets we've done, practicing little exercices on the piano.
If you do not have a piano for your little one, I have an assortment of previously owned keyboards.
Ask me and I'll gladly lend you one.
Playing piano is like being a ballerina, You must stretch and tone your muscles in different exercices poses over and over again... same goes with the piano, the more you repeat what you've learned the more it will stay with you. So exercise those little fingers and keep your hand and fingers in the shape of an apple or orange, rounded.
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