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Every year, the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics hosts a physical Gallery of Fluid Motion at its annual meeting—a room where stunning graphics and videos from computational or experimental studies showing flow phenomena are displayed. The most outstanding entries are selected by a panel of referees for artistic content and honored for their originality and ability to convey information. Past winners are published in the journal Physics of Fluids.
Victor A. Miller
Matthew Tilghman
Ronald K. Hanson
Stanford University
This video shows the complex but hidden flows created when lighting and extinguishing a strike-anywhere match. A high-speed camera running at 2,000 and 10,000 frames per second lets us slow down the events, visualizing the hidden dynamics of turbulence and combustion; schlieren imaging enables us to see changes in fluid density caused by the hot combustion products mixing with the cool ambient air.
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Baptiste Darbois Texier
Laurent Maquet
Stéphane Dorbolo
University of Liege
Japanese Kusari-doi play the role of the occidental gutter. Kusari-doi constitute a smart way to guide the rain from the roof to the ground avoiding splashing. The video shows variations about this theme. A rigid wire is shown to be an efficient manner to bow the rain. The fluid rivulet sticking to the wire becomes acrobatic: fighting against gravity, looping and spinning.
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Cheng Li
Denis Conley
Joseph Katz
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD
This video shows experimental investigation on dispersion of a controlled oil slick by breaking waves with and without introduction of dispersant (Corexit 9500A) in a specialized wave tank. High-speed visualization reveals the evolution of an oil slick as it was either entrained into the water column along with air bubbles, or ejected into air together with water droplets. High-speed digital holography shows waves for DOR as low as 1:100 generate extensive micro-sized oil threads that then break up into micron-sized droplets.
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Wilco Bouwhuis
Claas Willem Visser
Henri Lhuissier
Chao Sun
Jacco H. Snoeijer
Emmanuel Villermaux
Detlef Lohse
Hanneke Gelderblom
University of Twente
The Netherlands
In this video we show that the response of a liquid drop to the impact of a nanosecond laser-pulse is violent: the drop gets strongly deformed and propelled forward at several m/s, and subsequently breaks up or even explodes. Detailed understanding of this process is of key importance for the generation of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) light in the latest nanolithography machines. Here we recorded the drop's response to various laser-impact conditions by high-speed imaging at 20 000 frames per second (FPS) and by stroboscopic illumination at an effective frame rate of 10 million FPS.
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Alban Sauret
Princeton University & SVI (CNRS/Saint-Gobain)
François Boulogne
Princeton University
Jean Cappello
Princeton University & ENS Cachan
Emilie Dressaire
New York University Polytechnic School of Engineering
Howard A. Stone
Princeton University
Sloshing, i.e. the oscillations of the free surface, is a practical and industrial challenge to liquid transportation. Walking with a beer teaches us that the presence of foam atop a liquid can damp the sloshing. Our study provides new insights into the science of sloshing by exploring the damping effect of foam in a cell as illustrated in the picture.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Berkeley, California
This video shows an extended wake for flow past a cylinder in 2D depicting the Karman vortex street instability at unprecedented scale and resolution using an adaptive mesh refinement. Secondary, tertiary and even quaternary wake structures are captured. The Reynolds number is 300, which is in the transition to turbulence regime.
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Claas Ehrenpreis
Johannes Jörg
Reinhold Kneer
RWTH Aachen University
The video shows the impingement of a submerged jet on a vertical plate by means of experiments (visualization by the injection of dye) and numerical simulations. The influence of vortices emerging in the shear zone on the local and instantaneous local heat transfer is visualized by a detailed examination of the numerical results.
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Athrey E. Nadhan
Alex Wu
Randy H. Ewdolt
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
This video shows high-speed imaging of gels impacting hot surfaces. At room temperature these materials tend to stick where they hit, but at sufficiently high temperature the dynamics change. This leads to the material exhibiting unique breakup dynamics and bouncing off of the impacting surfaces.
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Runchen Zhao
Qianyun Zhang
Hendro Tjugito
Xiang Cheng
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN
This set of videos show the impact of liquid drops on a granular surface — a ubiquitous phenomenon that is likely familiar to all of us who have watched raindrops splashing in a backyard or on a beach. The impact process creates impact craters of various fascinating shapes. Surprisingly, we found that these craters follow the same energy scaling and reproduce the same crater morphology as that of asteroid impact craters on planetary bodies.
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Eberhard Bodenschatz
Florian Winkel
Holger Nobach
Alexei Krekhov
Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization
Göttingen, Germany
The video shows cloud patterns on top of a convecting fluid in a temperature gradient. The bottom fluid (ocean) is condensed Sulfurhexafluoride (SF6) and the top has an atmosphere of SF6 vapor with Helium. All is at a pressure of 56bar. Visible are clouds that from in the bottom turbulent boundary layer. In addition SF6 condenses on the top cold surface in a hexagonal pattern.
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November 23-25, 2014
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Jane loves Spinner from the bottom of her heart, so when the gorgeous new boy starts flirting with her, Jane keeps her distance and says she would never fall prey. Or would she? Meanwhile, K.C.'s new coach finally lets him play in a game. But when K.C. makes a mistake, the coach freaks and K.C. sees it as a sign that he shouldn't be on the basketball team. Will he quit the team?
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When Jane and Declan are put in charge of the school theater production, they begin to feel a spark between them. Peter gives his loft to Spinner after leaving the band. Spinner asks Jane to join the band, and after having a party at his house, asks Jane to move in with him. When Jane goes to Declan's house to "do homework" she gives into temptation and ends up kissing him. Unsure if there are any sparks left between her and Spinner, she decides to break up with him, but chickens out when she is about to.
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Meanwhile, K.C. bonds with the basketball coach. The coach decides to put him in the game, but when he takes him out, K.C. thinks he is a terrible basketball player and ends up trashing the locker room, where Connor finds him and attempts to calm him down. K.C. decides to quit the team but the coach talks to him and successfully changes K.C.'s mind.
- This episode is named after the song "Close to Me" by The Cure.
- This episode marks the beginning of Jane and Declan's affair.
- This episode shares its title with a Season 13 episode. Clare Edwards and Connor DeLaurier are the only characters to appear in both.
Regular Cast (Ordered alphabetically)
- Raymond Ablack as Sav Bhandari
- Dalmar Abuzeid as Danny Van Zandt
- Charlotte Arnold as Holly J. Sinclair
- Paula Brancati as Jane Vaughn
- Sam Earle as K.C. Guthrie
- Jahmil French as Dave Turner
- Jamie Johnston as Peter Stone
- Shane Kippel as Spinner Mason
- Landon Liboiron as Declan Coyne
- Samantha Munro as Anya MacPherson
- Aislinn Paul as Clare Edwards
- AJ Saudin as Connor Delaurier
- Cassie Steele as Manny Santos
Supporting Cast
- Joe Bostick as Todd
- Cory Doran as Referee
- Rick Jon Egan as Mr. Lavigne
- Jess Mal Gibbons as Officer Turner
- Mike Lobel as Jay Hogart
- Jennifer Podemski as Chantel Sauvé
- Damon Runyan as Coach Carson
- Tracy Shreve as Mrs. Turner
- Stefan Brogren as Archie Simpson
- Annie Clark as Fiona Coyne
- Jordan Hudyma as Blue Chessex
- Judy Jiao as Leia Chang
- Argiris Karras as Riley Stavros
- Jajube Mandiela as Chantay Black
- Miriam McDonald as Emma Nelson
- Scott Paterson as Johnny DiMarco
- Melinda Shankar as Alli Bhandari
- Jessica Tyler as Jenna Middleton
- Natty Zavitz as Bruce
- Declan: "My bedroom has a HUGE keyboard in it."
- Jane (To Declan): "You see what you want to see."
- Jane: "Then why aren't we at the library instead of your big, empty house?"
Declan: "Because...in exactly five seconds, I'm going to kiss you. Five...Four...Three-"
- Jane (To Manny): "Santos, I'm allowed to say hi!"
- "Kids" by Mardeen
- "Picking Me Up" by The Seventeens
- "Head For The Hills" by That's The Spirit
- "Good Times" by Janie and the Studs - Heard when Janie and the Studs perform.
- "Shock Yourself (Fe Fi Fo Fum)" by The Dunes - Heard during the basketball game.
- "You're The One" by Garrison Starr
- "We Can Try" by Between The Trees - Heard when Jane fails to break up with Spinner.
- Watch Close to Me on YouTube
- Watch Close to Me on GorillaVid (International)

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Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer
Around four score and five years ago, November 15, 1915 to be precise, was born in Malabar, as the son of V.V. Rama Ayyar, a great trial lawyer on the West Coast of India, Shri V.R. Krishna Iyer who spiraled up to become, if one may borrow a Supreme Court idiom, (India) one of those rarest of rare individuals, blending in himself, in mellow measure, activism with restraint, politics with principle, scholarship with humanism, and daring with dedication. An able lawyer on the trial and appellate side, successful in the civil, criminal and constitutional jurisdictions, he surpassed as a creative legislator, while sitting on the opposition side in the Madras Legislature and a dynamic member in the Government of Kerala, after the formation of that State, managing with versatile excellence, portfolios so divergent as Law, Justice, Home, Irrigation, Energy, Social Welfare plus. After that ministerial career, he was back at the bar and later, on the Bench he was a unique robed phenomenon imparting new dimensions of compassionate humanism to the rule of law and avant - garde direction to the judicial process, with fine-tuned functional innovations and firmly fixed focus on the humblest, harrowing sector of the Indian people. As minister, his multifaceted talents and administrative mastery gave radical opportunities to magnetise the common people into the centre-stage of participative development. His spiritual vision illuminated his materialist mission and fuelled his tireless striving, geared to good governance and social justice. His stormy ministerial tenure, between 1957 and 1959, facing novel challenges and achieving epic successes, remains unrivalled and, perhaps, is an untold story.
Leaving the Treasury Bench, he rose to the top at the Kerala Bar and was elevated to the Bench in 1968. His lawyering years made him a dauntless advocate with crimson commitment. Soon on the Bench of Kerala High Court, he began his luminous tenure as Judge and, before long, he arrived in Delhi as a member of the Central Law Commission. The first ever National Project for Free Legal Services to the poor was a Report on Processual justice to the people by a high-powered committee headed by Justice Iyer.
In the field of legal aid his Committee's report was the first National Presentation of a project for free legal services in the country, way back in 1973.
His tryst with destiny had to be redeemed by an ampler national adventure in the service of Indian humanity through nobler hermeneutical radicalism ad original strategis of legal process. Indeed, the finest hour of the Supreme Court was then Justice Iyer, along with a companionate team, transformed Indian Jurisprudence and democratised the Judicial Process, what with public interest litigation, processual affirmative action ad forensic defence of human rights and lawyers' services at state expense, blossoming in the Justice system.
By interpreting Article 21 of the Indian Constitution Justice Iyer's Bench directed the State to provide free legal services to an accused person in custody. Indeed, his profound contribution to prison jurisprudence in a few criminal cases had a given shape to rehumanisation of the sentencing system in India. The Reformative theory, in contrast to deterrence theory, became deep-rooted in the criminal justice system in the wake of the Land mark rulings of Justice Iyer. While a larger Bench of the Supreme Court of India had upheld the constitutionality of death sentence, Justice Iyer imposed stern conditionalities making death penalty a sentencing rarity. One of his rulings on the subject (Rajendra Prasad Singh's case) was followed by Lords Scarmen in the judicial committee of the Privy Council in West Minister. The jurisprudence of bail was humanised by Justice Iyer and this has been a lasting contribution to the liberation of under trial prisoners. In an International Conference of abolition of death penalty, he was invited to deliver an inaugural address by the "Amnesty International" in 1977. In the matter of sentencing Justice Iyer's innovative experiments have been acclaimed. Following some decisions of the trial judges of U.S. and emphasizing the importance of the correctional process in making the learned judge even directed convicts to undergo meditational courses.
It is difficult to comprehended or condense his marvelous contributions to our judicature and its vast potential for delivering right justice and commanding the most powerful and corrupt to surrender to justice. "Be you ever so high, the law is above you, be you ever so small, the law will befriend you" — this rule of law and life became a reality during his time. Suffice it to say, there is no Indian judge till date, living or dead, on whom two or three doctoral theses have been written by scholars in different universities. Justice Krishna Iyer has that distinction. The stay order in the Indira Nehru Gandhi Election appeal made his name glow globally and so did his vibrant and humanitarian perspective and socially sensitive perspicacity show up on the high bench in every pronouncement of his charming and challenging diction. This was no judicial serendipity after taking his seat on the Summit Court. It was but a curial application of his life's motto which he has several times emphasised: "I am a human being and nothing which affects any human is alien to me".
His lofty vision is demonstrated by Justice Iyer's ceaseless, militant, variegated involvement in a vistarama of social issues and jural problems without fear or favour or surrender to political pressure. After the retired from the Supreme Court in November, 1980, a new era of nearly two decades of long battle against injustice, corruption, pollution and abuse of power, existing the temptation of judicial commissions, lucrative consultations and other offices and establishment-blandishments, has been his austere post-superannuation sojourn. But he was ever positive, ever constructive, totally secular, essentially socialist, although he once reflected on his own life as the home of lost causes, forsaken beliefs, people-oriented campaigns and spiritually charged mission to make the New World Human Order a wee-bit better. With no inhibitions, he criticised justly, supported the suppressed and made no bones about being opposed to authoritarian, power-drunk, party-intoxicated or Big Business bosses. Being wholly conscientious and holistic in his approach to human justice, he hardly hated anyone and few hated him. He touched none, which he did not adorn. Of him, leading lawyer F.S. Nariman is reported to have once said: "when Krishna Iyer speaks, the nation listens". On another occasion, the same doyen of the Indian Bar, observed: "Some judges are compared to tall oak trees - but it is only the tallest of oaks - like a Denning in the U.K. or a Krishna Iyer in India - who can indulge even with some success in that delicate and unpredictable exercise - of laying down the law in accordance with justice". Many great lawyers and judges have showered encomiums on him after his retirement.
Shri Soli J. Sorabjee, presently the Attorney General of India, wrote a few years back:
"Mr. Krishna Iyer has a heart whose natural generosity and glowing warmth would scorch out any trace of malice or meanness. He cannot nurture a grudge towards any one, including unkind critics who have approached him with singular lack of humanity and understanding and who in learned tomes have raged and raged against the spreading of the light. Like Newman's True Gentleman, he had too much good sense to be affronted by insults and was too well employed to remember injuries;
Nothing rankled more in his kind heart than confronting injustice. To him law was the means, the instrument, to secure justice. And if in this noble quest he crossed the rigid legalistic frontiers, so be it. He is in the good company of Earn Warren and Lord Denning and other bold judicial spirits whose judicial unorthodoxy has ultimately led to the advancement of justice and the promotion of fundamental freedoms".
Corruption, now the worst enemy of Indian Public life, environmental pollution, now the greatest disaster of India's development and political gambles in the most adventurist. Bharat, were bete noire for Justice Iyer. He restlessly protested, detested, dissented, whenever a wrong was one anywhere, big or small. That puissant Iyer stream still flows on, regardless of age, and thus he has become a national institution for the Indian victims to reach and fight for justice.
Justice Iyer has crusaded against exploitation by multinational corporations and continues to do so. His perennial pen and profound tongue are still active. He is president or patron of several social, legal and human rights organisations. Indeed his phenomenal personality is draped in simplicity and sapient Gandhian thought. He lives a lonely life, with all his burning rage against injustice. His great partner Sarada, an integral part of him, passed away 25 years ago and yet poignantly he feels the pain of the wound and looks at life after death as an investigative issue and larger vision. A Rotarian in spirit, every cell of his soul is vibrant with the values and ideals of Rotary.
Awards and Distinctions
1. LL.D (Doctor of Laws) Honoris Causa by Annamalai University
2. Soviet Land Nehru Award, 1968
3. Sri. Jehangir Gandhi Medal and Award for Industrial Peace, 1982
4. Fellow, Indian Society of Criminology
5. Distinguished Fellow, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi.
6. The Kumarappa - Reckless Award, 1988. Awarded by the Indian Society of Criminology and earlier by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Bombay.
7. Shri.Dasharathmal Singhvi Citation And Award, 1990, conferred by the Banaras Hindu University.
8. Honorary Fellow, Indian Association For Environmental Management, Nagpur-1990.
9. Honorary Member, Rotary Clubs of Cochin and Trivandrum South. Recipient of For the Sake of Honour Award, Coimbatore And Cannanore.
10. Baba Saheb B.R. Ambedkar National Award by the Bharatiya Dalit Sahithya Academy.
11. Ramasramam Award 1992.
12. Naresh Chandra Sen Gupta Gold Medal for the year 1992, awarded by the Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
13. LL.D. (Honoris Causa) awarded by the National law School of India University,in 1995, Bangalore (India) and Bhagatpur University, Calcutta (India).
14. D. Litt. Conferred by Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha.
15. Title of 'Living Legend of Law' awarded by the International Bar Association in 1995 in recognition of outstanding service to the legal profession internationally and for commitment to the Rule of law.
16. D.Lit. Conferred by the North Bengal University in 1998.
17. M.A. Thomas National Human Rights Award for 1998.
18. Manava Seva Award by Rotary International.
19. Padma Vibhushan Award by the President of India (the Highest Award next to Bharat Ratna)
20. Gold medal for delivering the XIV FIAMC World Congress Oration on December 5, 1999 in Mumbai.
21. Recipient of Vyloppilli Award 1999 for the meritorious service in the fields of Human Rights, law, administration etc. The award was given in February, 2000 by the Sahrudaya Vedi, Thrissur.
22. Recipient of Manavasamanvaya Award by Kerala Sanskrit Academy, Thrissur on 28.2.2000.
23. Recipient of Award from Assembly for Guidance and Service for the meritorious service in the field of Human Rights - May 2000.
24. Recipient of C. Kesavan Memorial Keerthimudra award in recognition of the meritorious service in the field of Human Rights - May 2000.
Justice Iyer has delivered many prestigious lectures including the Tagore Law Lectures on Human Rights (Calcutta University). He has travelled to many countries like Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Kaulalumpur, Bangkok, U.S.A., U.K. Canberra, Geneva, Stockholm and Brussels. His addresses in Dhaka and Karachi at the SAARC Law Conference are memorable. He delivered an important lecture on Victimology in Adelaide in Australia and he is an activist in Victimology.
He delivered the following lectures:—
1. Ambedkar Memorial lectures under the auspices of Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi and Madras University.
2. Allady Krishna Swamy Iyer Memorial lecture, Hyderabad.
3. Lectures in the Andhra University Waltair (Andhra Pradesh State, India).
4. Mehrchand Mahajan Memorial Lecture in the Punjab University and another in Delhi.
5. Bhimson Sachar Memorial Lecture in Delhi.


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Phillip MazzeiOctober 27, 1975 ~ July 5, 2017 (age 41)
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Phillip Mazzei, of Philadelphia, formerly of Jersey City, passed away unexpectedly on July 5th, 2017 at the Age of 41. . He is survived by his daughter Kayla, his mother Theresa, brothers and sisters: Michael, Stephen, Melissa, Timothy, Laura, Louis, Jennifer, and Jessica, many nieces and a nephews, whom he loved and adored. He also leaves behind many friends who had become his chosen family. He will be deeply missed by everyone he knew. Friends and family are welcome to attend the viewing at Plaza Funeral Home on Thursday, July 13, 2017 from 2-4pm and 7-9pm.


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MTV's The Shannara Chronicles, based on the books by Terry Brooks, premiered this week. I've been interested since I first heard about it and was surprised at how well it turned out.
It's no surprise that with Game of Thrones' success, more and more fantasy epics are being mined for source material for television and movies. The Shannara books—written by Terry Brooks and now numbering 24 with the next due out this year—have been around since 1977, when The Sword of Shannara was published. I got into the books in the late 1980s and it is still one of my favorite series to read. It's pretty impressive that the series is still going strong today. With the growing interest in fantasy properties, Shannara had to be at the top of television and movie executives' list for potential adaptation.
When I first heard that Brooks' books were picked up by MTV, I was skeptical. This was MTV, after all. But I still eagerly watched the casting news and other developments. I was going to give it a try, no matter what. I was also surprised that the television adaptation was starting with the second book of The Swords of Shannara trilogy. Why? In the end, though, it ended up being a good choice, for reasons I'll go into later. The wait finally ended this week, with the two-hour premiere of The Shannara Chronicles. And what a two hours it was.
There was a lot to like about this series. I really couldn't find any faults.
I watched the debut episode with the fiancée—who had never read the books or had exposure to the characters—and she really enjoyed it. For me, it was both familiar and different. But a good kind of different.
There's a lot of story packed into the first episode but the viewer isn't left with lingering questions about the basics of the setting and the story premise. Premiere episode writers (and series creators) Alfred Gough (Smallville, I Am Number Four) and Miles Millar (Smallville, Spider-Man 2) do a great job of setting up the world, explaining where things stand and letting the viewer get to know the players and the various fantasy races involved. This episode had to introduce the world, the characters and why they are important, as well as the thrust of the series. It did all that, and did it well, clearly establishing the whys, the wheres, the whats and the whos. I said I was surprised that the series didn't start with an adaptation of the first book of The Sword of Shannara trilogy but after watching the first episode, I realized that they didn't have to. Gough and Millar do a brilliant job of explaining all the events that happened in the first book and their implications through the characters' dialogue. Viewers get to learn all about the Warlock Lord, the War of the Races, as well as who Shea Ohmsford is, what he did, and his fate.
It isn't just The Shannara Chronicles' writing that does justice to the books' classic good versus evil quest, The performances by the cast also ensure that viewers remain interested in exploring the fantasy setting.
All the actors are spot on but Manu Bennett (Arrow, The Hobbit trilogy) is especially notable for his near-perfect portrayal of the druid Allanon. He's not as tall as I always pictured Allanon to be, but he has the sheer imposing presence of the character in the book. Ivana Baquero (Pan's Labyrinth, La Mujer del Anarquista) also really stands out as Eretria the Rover—probably my favorite character and performance. Austin Butler (in the role of Wil Ohmsford) and Poppy Drayton (in the role of Amberle Elessedil) both play their characters perfectly.
But the best part of the entire thing are the sets, locations, art direction, and production design. Yes, there is a lot of CGI, but for a basic cable network show there is a ton of detail put into the costumes, the outfits and the make-up. Just an amazing job all around. The main setting of The Four Lands looks amazing. The buildings and the architecture are some of the best I have seen in made-for-TV entertainment. The show is filmed in New Zealand and just like Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films, the landscape is beautiful. The Elves' capital city of Arborlon is stunning, with the tops of houses poking out of the trees. The mountain fortress Paranor, while not what I expected or imagined, was what it needed to be.
The Shannara stories takes place on a future Earth, after environmental disasters almost destroyed the planet. The show's design team has done a remarkable job of showing that the events depicted in the series take place in what used to be our world. It isn't just the rusted remnants of helicopters or the fallen Seattle Space Needle or even using an old bus door as the entrance to a house. It is also in the clothes the characters wear. You can see how the outfits—which have a nice sci-fi/fantasy feel—evolved from modern-day wear. The Elves' formal clothes, the dresses in particular, appear to be descended from the styles we would see now. Eretria's pants had a jeans-like quality to them.
The make-up on the monsters, especially on series villain The Dagda Mor (played by The Hobbit trilogy's Jed Brophy), was just crazy. Previews of future episodes also showed the Gnomes and they look equally well done.
I can't imagine what the budget is for this show but they used it wisely. This is one of the more visually stunning shows that I've seen in a long time, with writing and performances to match.
Being an MTV production, the network might have hyped up the romance elements and its appeal to the teen/YA crowd, but it doesn't detract from the overall show. And the music? Excellent.
I was looking forward to this and figured I would like it, but I was pleasantly surprised at how much I did like it.
The Shannara Chronicles Season 1, Episode 1 ("The Chosen") crew and cast
- Director: Jonathan Liebesman
- Written for television by: Alfred Gough, Miles Millar
- Based on the books by: Terry Brooks
- Cinematography: Michael Bonvillain
- Film editing: Peter Gvozdas
- Production design: Robert Gillies
- Art direction: Robert Bavin, Andy McLaren (supervisor)
- Music: Felix Erskine
- Set decoration: Megan Vertelle
- Costume design: Jane Holland
- Hair and make-up designer: Vinnie Ashton
- Prosthetics make-up supervisor: Shay Lawrence
- Prosthetics make-up artists: Don Brooker (senior artist), Tristan Lucas
- Cast:
- Austin Butler (Wil Ohmsford)
- Poppy Drayton (Amberle Elessedil)
- Ivana Baquero (Eretria)
- Manu Bennett (Allanon)
- Aaron Jakubenko (Ander Elessedil)
- James Remar (Cephelo)
- Daniel MacPherson (Arion Elessedil)
- Jed Brophy (The Dagda Mor)
- Brooke Williams (Catania)
- Emilia Burns (Commander Tilton)
- Mattias Inwood (Lorin)
- Sarah Peirse
- John Rhys-Davies (Eventine Elessedil)
- Mark Mitchinson (Flick Ohmsford)
- Shushila Takao (Changeling)
- Roz Turnbull (Heady Ohmsford)
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The film is a response to a seeing a drawing of lemons and tacks in a kitchen in Cambridge. I was inspired to make a short narrative about their lives intertwined with mine. It is a visual stream of consciousness that moves from childhood through the differing phases of life, the peaceful phases, the hectic phases to the dance with the lemons and tacks that ultimately runs through the four seaso
Snail takes a train; Rabbit flies; Crab drives a boat; everyone comes to the city. The city used to be a place without oranges and even without trees until Snail helps everyone find out that the sweetest food in the world are the oranges that they plant for each other.
Pictures depicting nature are always interesting, more as the one which we present herein. The film leads us through an orange grove. There we see how the oranges are picked from the trees. We then follow the wagon to the packing house where the oranges are assorted and packed. An altogether instructs and interesting film.
Having purchased a lemon grove in California, Clara Merton arrives to take possession. The young foreman shows her about the grove. He shows her the care exercised by the employees to preserve the trees, always cutting, never plucking the lemons from the trees and the careful spraying of the trees to kill insects. Clara visits the packing house to arrange for the sale of her lemons and is taken
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Separate skill training programme would be started for students weak in studies but sharp in skill intelligence, an official release said quoting the Chief Minister. Addressing a pre-budget conference here, Das said he was ready to give account of every paisa before the people and keep its work before the people when his government completes two years in office on December 28.
Stating that people had participated in the budget process in 2016-17, Das said he came again to know people's opinion on 2017-18 budget. The government was pondering over how to simplify commercial taxes, Das said adding efforts are on to reopen closed mines.
Seeking to know from the opposition parties what they had done for tribals in the previous 14 years, he said a Primitive Tribal Development Authority would be set up soon. The government was also pondering over to give 35 kg grain packet to BPL families and efforts were also on to set up ration shops in panchayat buildings, he said.
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He would make available four lakh rupees for BPL families to start self-employment, the release said.
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How Formal Charge Can Mislead
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So the point of this video is to prove that the value of formal charge is NOT on the element in a molecule, but its surrounding?
Obviously the (+) is not on oxygen, although in figuring it out, we used all the oxygen's values ?
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Can you begin to get an inkling of power, friction power at belt, and drawbar? A 30-60 tractor is a very big machine. Has anyone wondered what happened to all that power between belt and drawbar? Friction takes a 50% bite. But, one thinks, a transmission has ball and roller bearings as antifriction devices. Big deal! Does anyone remember the Fordson owner who wrote, 'Fordson worm drive could get so hot, one could fry an egg on it!' Gear teeth are fairly efficient.
Notice in IRON-MAN ALBUM that 60 II. P. steam engine has only 20 H.P. at drawbar. Those plain bearings chew up power faster than gas outfits. A farmer may snap his suspenders and proudly exclaim, 'That's a 30-60 tractor.' If its 60 years old, don't you believe it. If it has done years of hard work, a compression test will show how much H. P. is left.
When you hear, 'They don't make tractors like they used to,' this is partly true. Big bore and stroke engines seem to last forever. Our modern diesels wear out, and have replaceable sleeves. Mini cars replace motor block; V W's replace cylinders, pistons, rings, heads. When diesel has 1/16' between piston and cylinder, it won't start. Don't take my word for it. This was head of Allis Chalmers tractor research department, at Davis, California, just before we saw movies of their experimental, butane-fired, fuel-cell, electric drive tractor. How come it never sot on the market?


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"What could cause pain on the left side of my stomach?"
Its on the left side of my stomach sort of on the back too . Every time i lay down on that side it starts to hurt especially when i get up The pain isnt that bad but it does still hurt. Im not really sure if i should go to the doctor or not i just want to know what it is ? I havent had this kind of pain there so im not sure! im 17 and a female
It sounds like this is definitely a change for you and not your regular state of health. Anytime you experience new symptoms, including pain such as you describe, it is always a good idea to let your doctor know. He or she may want to see you for a clinic visit to discuss your symptoms in more detail and also see if there are any suggestions of a diagnosis on physical exam (or perhaps the need for more testing). Pain on the left side of the abdomen that radiates to the back could be caused by many different things, some of which are benign and others of which could need medical attention. In a woman, any sort of pathology involving the ovary can cause discomfort like this, including ovarian cysts or abscesses. If you are sexually active it will be important to make sure you don't have a condition called pelvic inflammatory disease or an ectopic pregnancy. Kidney stones or urinary tract infections involving the kidney can also cause this kind of pain. It will be helpful to know if you have been having fevers or chills or any kind of changes in your urinary habits. Overall, the best thing for you to do in this setting is talk with your doctor or pediatrician to help decide on next steps.
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Monday, July 2, 2012
Review: From What I Remember... by Stacey Kramer and Valerie Thomas
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The first few times I read the synopsis of this, I thought it wasn't the sort of thing I'd be interested in. But people seem to be really enjoying it, so I figured I'd give it a chance. Your review definitely makes me more determined to do that. Awesome review, Eunice! :)ReplyDelete
You are making me the HAPPIEST girl in the world, knowing that I have a copy of this on the way to my house! *dances around* I knew it would be good because everyone seems to be gushing, but I see your favourites label and that's enough to convince me of its awesome! ;) Plus, the too-many-POVs didn't work for me in Dearly, Departed, but I'm glad to know that they really work here. This sounds like the perfect summer read to bring sweet smiles to my face and make me swoon! x)ReplyDelete
Amazing review, Eunice! <3
I'm so glad you enjoyed this, Eunice! I can see why lots of POVs would peev you out but it's great that this worked for you! And I ADORE books that build up the romance well and the chemistry between Max and Kylie does sound amazing! I can't wait to read this during my summer break and you've just convinced me that I need to get my hands on it! Loved the review, Eunice <3ReplyDelete
I agree this was a easy read. It was fun and light despite the more deeper moments it was great!ReplyDelete
Good review! your newest follower!
Awesome review! I'm glad you enjoyed this one and the five POV's worked. I don't think I've read a book with that many point of views before, but it does work really well when they add different things to the story and are very different personality-wise. sounds like a fun read for the summer.ReplyDelete
That many points of view wouldn't usually work for me either but I have a feeling this aspect won't bother me here! The characters all sound like so much fun so I would love to get the story from different perspectives in this instance. An amazing review, Eunice!ReplyDelete
I love stories of opposites and this one sounds like so much fun. I'm glad you really liked this because I got this one too! Excellent review! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 2:52 AM
Wohoo ! :D I'm so glad you enjoyed the book, Eunice ! :) It was pretty fantastic wasn't it.ReplyDelete
I,too, realized that I could handle multiple POVs when it's handled well.
The slow building romance was one of my favorite parts as well, but I didn't like the whole cheating thing. I loved loved Will. He was so fun!
Great review, Eunice. :)
Thank you guys! I hope you enjoy this too! Nick and Shadylane I'm glad you both had a lot of fun reading this too!! :DReplyDelete
I had to pop over here to re-read this awesome review once again! This sounds like one heck of a summer filled adventure I can't wait to dive into! Lovely review! :)ReplyDelete
I'm so glad you enjoyed this one! I thought that the amount of POVs was going to bother me, but in the end I ended up loving it. And the relationship between Max and Kylie was amazinnng!ReplyDelete
Great review, as always!
Your reviews are so much fun to read! I'm a new follower!ReplyDelete
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"It came without ribbons! It came without tags! It came without packages, boxes or bags!"
So exclaims Dr. Seuss' Grinch when he discovers that his attempt to stifle Christmas, by stealing all the presents from under the trees of Whoville, has come up short. The message of the Seuss classic is that the meaning of the holidays can't be found inside any package, but in the spirit of joy and togetherness.
The trouble is, that may be a message more easily embraced by adults than by kids. For the last decade, my family has more or less retired gift-giving and restricted holiday celebrations to a communal meal. That's more than good enough for me. I seldom have many material needs that aren't covered at the end of the year.


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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
A Taste for Jewelry
... there's nothing wrong with having an appetite for jewelry, now is there? Especially when it's tiny, bite sized and handmade from calorie-free polymer clay.
Just listed some more of my mini food jewelry including new cake slice items - find it at my online store here.
Hop over to my other store also for some pretty unique magical jewelry, and more still to come!
one inch scale mini food jewelry, miniature food jewelry, faux food jewlery or jewellery, cake earrings, croissant earrings
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My 2013 Gift Guide
I put together a gift guide with some of my favorite things for this holiday season. Enjoy!
1. Lezyne Port-a-shop // This kit has almost everything you need and is something I use nearly every day.
2. Voluspa mini candle // I bring a candle with me almost everywhere I go. It is just one of those things that makes a place feel a little more like home and that is important to me since I am on the road so much. These are my favorite.
3. Right to Play 20 for 20 for 20 // My favorite organization Right to Play has launched a campaign to give 20,000 kids the gift of play. Through play, kids are both educated and empowered which helps them to overcome adversities and become the leaders of tomorrow. I have made a personal donation and it would mean a lot to me if you did to.
4. Vio Life Sonic Toothbush // I love this thing. I keep one is my purse when I am home and I always use it when I travel in lieu of my larger electronic toothbrush. It operates on a AAA battery, is small and very travel friendly.
5. North Face Thunder Jacket // It doesn't matter where I go, this jacket comes with me. It is my favorite jacket I have ever owned. Perfect when you are a little chilly after a ride. Layer it under a waterproof shell when things get bad and you will be happy and comfortable.
6. Amika Go-Go travel set // I stumbled across this set in the mall one day and had to have it. I have not been disappointed. It is small enough that I don't have to think about whether to bring it or not and the hairdryer is a lot better than any larger hair dryer I have owned.
7. Leather Travel Wallet // I don't have this but I want it. I love anything J.Crew and I have been eyeing this one for awhile. I love the red/nude and you can get it monogrammed with you initials. And its on sale right now!
8. Rumpl Blanket // My friend started this company and I think that it is a really cool idea. It is made from a similar material to my favorite puffy jacket and is machine washable, water, odor and stain resistant. I think it will be a perfect for home and travels.
9. Camelbak All Clear // Another item that comes with me everywhere. I travel to a lot of places where the tap water is questionable. Plastic bottles are horrible for the environment and toting them around everywhere can be annoying. Meet the All Clear bottle...fill the bottle from the tap, stream, whatever, turn the UV light on and shake it for a minute, and drink. Easy as that. Take the fact that I have never gotten sick as the testament.
10. Giant Lust Advanced 0 // I got on this bike for the first time at the 2014 Giant launch and I was immediately hooked. Usually I go for the longer travel bikes (ie. Intrigue, Glory) but this bike can seriously shred...I felt like I was on a slalom bike when I was going downhill which blew my mind because there is no way it should feel like that, but it does. This bike is special! It is the first women's specific 27.5 carbon fiber full suspension bike and in my personal opinion it is worth every penny.
11. Coola // Maybe not the first thing you think of when you think of Christmas but I love this stuff. You should be wearing sunscreen everyday so why not use something you love, Coola is organic, sustainable and locally source and comes in all sorts of delicious scents.
12. Goal Zero Zero Switch 8 Recharger // I can never keep a charge a whole day. When I am traveling often times my stuff doesn't get full charged so being able to use solar power to keep me going is pretty awesome. Goal Zero has a whole range of cool products, this little guy is small and you can charge all of your USB devices.
13. Smith Lowdown's // These are my favorite sunglasses that Smith makes and I wear them way too much. The new polarized ChromaPop lenses make everything more vivid and bright!
14. Arrival // This movie is rad and it will make you want to stop watching and go out and ride. Dylan Dunkerton, Curtis Robinson and Kyle Norbraten worked their bums off on this film, digging, riding and filming...it is pretty cool to see all the hard from from this talented trio come together.
15. GoPole // An absolute must if you love your GoPro. You can get all sorts of cool angles with this telescoping pole, I bring mine everywhere. There are lots of tutorials out there to get you going.
16. Converse // I have no affiliation with Converse but I love them. You can dress them up or down and they go with everything and they are so comfortable...I never go on a trip without them.
17. Herschel Parcel Luggae // I am semi-obsessed with Herschel, I just love the style of all of their products. I don't own this suitcase (yet!) but I am want to bring it all around the world with me.


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Birds Eye View of Bukha
From up high you get a great view of the crescent-shaped bay town of Bukha. If you squint, you should be able to make out the fort where I stopped off a few weeks back.
Such a great selection of photos, the evening one, as if the trip is coming to an end. I feel as if I've been on that trip with you. I wish I could hear the sounds, feel the sun, wind...is it cool, warm?
Thanks for your comment(s) Guyana-Gyal. It's been a fab trip. There's been rain, sun, wind and cold, which is pretty unusual for this region. Back to Abu Dhabi soon :(
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Official Misconduct brings to mind corrupt public officials or servants embezzling or abusing their office in some fashion; and this can often be the case. However, in New Jersey, the laws do not only apply to those persons who work for the state government. They can also include anyone who is performing a public function, even unpaid volunteers. The following is a partial list of who can be charged:
Persons Who Can Be Charged
- Legislators
- Judges
- Police officers
- Firefighters
- The governor and members of his or her cabinet
- Consultants performing in a public function
- Any other person performing a public function
The offense is considered a crime and any public servant is urged to contact a criminal defense lawyer if alleged to have committed an act considered official misconduct.
Elements of the Crime Official Misconduct
For a public official or servant to be charged with misconduct certain criteria must be met as follows:
- The offender was a public servant.
- The purpose of the act is to obtain a benefit for himself or another or to injure or to deprive another of a benefit.
- The act related to the public servant's office.
- The act was not authorized, and knowingly performed without permission.
- The act can also include the non-commission of an act or a duty that the servant knowingly failed to perform and which he or she was obligated to perform under law.
Common Examples
The range of offenders and actions that may constitute misconduct are broad, however here are some common situations:
- A volunteer firefighter who sets off false alarms
- An off-duty policeman who shoplifts while employed as a security guard
- A government official accepting a bribe.
Official Misconduct is a crime of the second degree in New Jersey. It can be reduced to a crime of the third degree if the benefit obtained or sought is valued at $200 or less.
Further, a conviction can lead to loss of current and future public employment and of any pension or other state benefits that would have accrued upon retirement.
When accused of official misconduct, defendants face a serious charge and require a sound defense. A public official or servant facing prosecution should retain the services of a qualified criminal defense attorney in order to protect their rights and ensure the best possible outcome. Attorneys in such cases will craft a defense to the particulars of your case, however common defenses include:
- The defendant was unaware that the act was unauthorized.
- Violation of the statute of limitations.
- The official was not engaged in an act related to his or her office.
- Procedural and constitutional defenses such as violation of search and seizure laws, discovery and right to an attorney.
- Sloppy investigation work by law enforcement
- Impugning the credibility of witnesses
These are just some defenses that legal counsel can offer for your defense.
If Arrested
For any public servant arrested, regardless of social or political stature, it is important not to mention your position or status, but to immediately contact a criminal defense lawyer. Offering to make a statement that you believe will exonerate you could be disastrous for your case and damage any defenses you may have.
Refrain from making any comments to anyone, even on the phone, as law enforcement does monitor and tape phone calls.
A charge of official misconduct can irreversibly affect your reputation and your future. Contact a criminal defense lawyer immediately if charged to fully understand your legal options.
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Trapper Creek Wilderness Trail Vicinity Map. Trails include: Big Hollow Trail #158, Deer Cutoff Primitive Trail #209,
Dry Creek Trail #194, Observation Peak Trail #132A, Observation Trail #132, Rim Primitive Trail #202, Soda Peaks Lake Trail #133, Sunshine Primitive Trail #198, Trapper Creek Trail #192.1, and Trapper Creek Trail #192.2.
This Trail Open to Hiker and Equestrian Use.
This trail climbs from Trapper Creek Trailhead on Forest Road 5401 through an old-growth forest, intersecting with Dry Creek Trail #194 almost immediately. The trail climbs for about 1 mile, before the junction with Observation Trail #132 near the Trapper Creek Wilderness boundary. The trail offers access to stands of old growth and rushing creeks. At 1.2 miles it becomes Trapper Creek Trail #192.2, which is Hiker Only.
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Getting Your Steering Wheel Fixed By Auto Repair Service Mississauga
A car comes with many important parts, which on getting worn out can lead a car to function improperly. Just like the brakes, steering wheels forms the most important part of a car. In case, steering wheels don't function properly, it can put the life of a car owner in danger. Hence, it is crucial to get the steering wheels checked on a regular basis, by any auto repair service Mississauga mechanic. Here are some important situations when it becomes necessary to get the steering wheel serviced ort repaired. Take a look into it.
Steering Wheel Hard To Turn
You know that steering wheel forms the most important component of a vehicle. in case, the steering system fails to operate properly, it can undermine the safety and performance of the vehicle.
So in case you face any kind of difficulty in turning the steering wheel, it is a clear indication that there is a problem with the power steering system. The system helps in turning the wheels. Basically, the steering wheel can get stiff when something gets jammed. Hence, you should immediately get in touch with an auto repair mechanic when you face any such problem.
Auto repair service center explains that the main reason behind the steering wheel getting hard to turn might be because of a low level of power steering fluid. By refilling the fluid can help to get over with the problem of the steering wheel.
Steering Wheel Vibrates or Shakes
When there is a certain problem with a certain part of the steering system, the driver will feel a form of vibration. If drivers are experiencing any kind of vibration, they should get in touch with an auto repair service Mississauga. The auto repair shop can help drivers to understand the components of the system that is causing the vibration.
The mechanic of the shop can easily inspect the root cause of vibration. It might occur because of a loose lugs nut or might be because of unbalanced wheels. Apart from that, when wheel bearings fail, it can cause of vibrations. Even worn out tires can cause the steering wheel to vibrate.
Once they are done with diagnosing the cause, they can provide clients with the cost of repairs. A top-rated auto repair service Mississauga will make sure that necessary repairs are carried on so that the driver doesn't face any difficulty with the steering wheel.
Lose Power Steering Belt
In case, you hear a screeching sound while turning the wheel, it might be because of loose power steering belt. Getting the belt tightened can help you to avoid any issues with the steering wheel.
Auto Repair Service Can Carry Out Necessary Maintenance
According to the auto repair service Mississauga center, a lot of things happen between the steering wheel and car's tires. Today's vehicles are equipped with power steering system but in case it fails, it can become a safety concern. Thus, proper maintenance of the steering wheels is very important.
Facing any problem with the steering wheel can be very dangerous. Take care of your car's steering system with the help of a professional expert.


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When I was asked to chair a fund-raising raffle for this fall's Blue Ridge Fiber Show, I was tempted to hit the floor and Army-crawl out the door. I'm glad I didn't, because we've just put up an exhibit of raffle prizes at Sutherland donated by some of the top names in the fiber field, locally and nationally. These pieces are, as you certainly would expect, beautiful.
The Blue Ridge Fiber Show is a biannual show sponsored by the Western North Carolina Fibers/Handweavers Guild. It is a very large, unjuried show, attracting entries from around and outside the United States. Cash prizes are given in several categories, which means fundraising is critical to its success. The raffle is only one of several fundraisers for the show.
Here is a picture of the raffle items on display at sutherland. It doesn't do them justice, especially for the framed items, so please follow this link to the BRFS website for detailed descriptions and much better images.
We will be selling tickets here through June 13, (Studio Stroll weekend) then the whole exhibit moves to Textures-For the Finely Crafted Home, in Waynesville, NC, through July 14. Textures is owned by fiber artist and raffle donor, Suzanne Gernandt, and her husband. After that it goes on the road again to Earth Guild where the BRFS committee is holding a trunk show as another fundraiser. Then it returns to sutherland until the drawing during the BRFS Opening Reception in October. The pieces and tickets also will be at every WNCFHG meeting through September.
Feel free to share the link with anyone you think might be interested in winning one of these beautiful prizes. Tommye Scanlin has posted details of the raffle and her piece in progress to her blog, and I've already had two emails from people around the country wanting to purchase raffle tickets through the mail. We can do that!
If you're in the Asheville area, please stop by sutherland to see these beautiful pieces in person. Buy your tickets early and often! They're a bargain. $1 each, 6 for $5 or 15 for $10. You can enter different drawings for each prize, and you do not have to be present at the drawing to win.
By the way, at our May Web Chats AT sutherland this Friday 10am-noon, I'll be showing my Certificate of Excellence in Handweaving Level I samples (all 40 of them) and answering questions. That would be an excellent opportunity to buy your raffle tickets. Just email or call to let us know you're coming.


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Thu, Nov 3, 2005 | By Hugh Hewitt
Huge Trouble for the Administration
The Government has begun to show all the signs of disintegration. The rot can be stopped. But it will continue to sap the administration's authority…
Tony Blair in the deep grass, less than a year after a win at the polls.
Of course, this is what the left was saying about George W. Bush a week ago.


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May 18, 2015
By Joseph Titlebaum
Chief Legal and Privacy Officer
Many websites collect personally identifiable information (PII) from consumers. Examples abound: payment details, sign-in details, consumers using Facebook or LinkedIn to sign in to various services, and in some cases sites simply wanting to treat "returning" visitors differently from new visitors.
Consumers expect that this type of personal data, however collected, will be treated with the highest level of protection, and many companies include statements in their privacy policies stating that they do not share the PII they collect.
Other Internet businesses, such as many analytics providers, try not to collect PII to avoid the extra management burden associated with it. Their site terms and conditions may expressly prohibit customers from sharing personal information, and their privacy policies state that they do not collect PII.
But with so much data being collected on websites and mobile apps, there are instances where PII is being collected and shared, perhaps without the knowledge of the business entities involved. This potentially increases a company's legal and regulatory exposure, particularly for international businesses.
How can this happen?
One culprit is the inclusion of unencrypted PII in a URL, usually through a parameter or query string.
The PII may be there because the site has authentication or a paywall and is designed to remember that a visitor has been there previously. Or the PII may be collected as part of a sweepstakes or other contest. If the PII is included in the URL, when JavaScript or image calls transmit data back to remote servers, the PII will ride along, as shown in this example:
www.domain.com/page.html?name=JohnSmith&[email protected]
Because the URL contains embedded PII, entire string also would be considered to be PII, even though neither the publisher nor the third party intended this. This makes the issue of PII management much larger.
At a practical level, the unintended sharing of PII can impact a site's relationship with analytics providers. For example, Google Analytics' terms of service expressly prohibits the collection of PII. Google has from time to time notified its users that they have inappropriately provided PII. And Google may delete any data set that improperly includes PII, so it is critical that website owners not unnecessarily share PII.
In most instances, there's no business requirement that recipients of the URL know the actual PII; they just typically need to understand some broad metadata about the user, such as new or returning. Data minimization principals would require that this PII be deleted, hashed or otherwise obscured.
While it's unclear how often this type of sharing has resulted in legal or regulatory action, the associated liability increases with the sensitivity of information. In the early days of the federal government's insurance marketplace, confidential data about a visitor's health conditions was encoded in the URL without encryption, significantly adding to the beleaguered initiative's woes.
The risk isn't just between business partners, as man-in-middle exploits throughout the entire communications channel between the user, the website, and its partners can expose this data.
The impending ratification of the W3C Do No Track standard would raise the bar even higher. If a site or service publicly declares its adherence to the standard, it will have to include checks around embedded PII. Regulators carefully watch companies' public declarations of their privacy policies and hold them accountable under the "Say what you do and do what you say" standard.
What should a business do?
Site owners should take care to understand exactly what sort of PII they collect, why and how it is collected. They should be careful to share that information only in accordance with their privacy policy – and in as limited a manner as possible. Using a tool such as Mezzobit's Audience Control Module could sniff third party calls for telltale signs of PII, such as email addresses.
In instances where PII is now included in URLs, think about alternatives that achieve the same business objective. If internal systems require this information but external partners don't, a simply level of encryption could permit continued passing of parameters while rendering them gibberish to external viewers.
As PII is more prevalent than many of us realize, it is critical that website owners really understand what sorts of data they have – and how it is being shared with business partners.


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Demand-pull inflation is asserted to arise when aggregate demand in an economy outpaces aggregate supply. It involves inflation rising as real gross domestic product rises and unemployment falls, as the economy moves along the Phillips curve. This is commonly described as "too much money chasing too few goods". More accurately, it should be described as involving "too much money spent chasing too few goods", since only money that is spent on goods and services can cause inflation. This would not be expected to persist over time due to increases in supply, unless the economy is already at a full employment level.
The term demand-pull inflation is mostly associated with Keynesian economics.
According to Keynesian theory, the more firms will employ people, the more people are employed, and the higher aggregate demand will become. This greater demand will make firms employ more people in order to output more. Due to capacity constraints, this increase in output will eventually become so small that the price of the good will rise. At first, unemployment will go down, shifting AD1 to AD2, which increases Y by (Y2 - Y1). This increase in demand means more workers are needed, and then AD will be shifted from AD2 to AD3, but this time much less is produced than in the previous shift, but the price level has risen from P2 to P3, a much higher increase in price than in the previous shift. This increase in price is called inflation.
Milton Friedman in his highly influential work A Monetary History of the United States asserted that inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon. This perspective, usually dubbed monetarism is in significant conflict with keynesian theory on inflation and, specifically, does not admit to any significant existence of demand-pull inflation.
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A big thank you to [the Property Owners' Association's] public works department for going above and beyond in restoring water when our pipes were frozen.
These are unsung heroes who happily do something that should be our responsibility; we just didn't know what to do.
These two men were not only out in frigid temperatures and doing something not in their job description, which kept them from their usual duties, but appeared happy to be doing so for us and many others.
Even Peggy, who answered the phone, did so happily when she likely knew, due to numerous calls with similar difficulties, what the problem was.
While we hope: never to have this problem again; to know what to do should it occur; and to try hard not to abuse the wonderful services provided by public works, it's also very comforting to know that these services are available and happily given when necessary.
What a great place to live!
Paul and Cathie Moeller


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A memoir
After eight commanding works of fiction, the Pulitzer Prize winner now turns to memoir in a hilarious, moving, and always surprising account of his life, his parents, and the upstate New York town they all struggled variously to escape.
Anyone familiar with Richard Russo's acclaimed novels will recognize Gloversville once famous for producing that eponymous product and anything else made of leather. This is where the author grew up, the only son of an aspirant mother and a charming, feckless father who were born into this close-knit community. But by the time of his childhood in the 1950s, prosperity was inexorably being replaced by poverty and illness (often tannery-related), with everyone barely scraping by under a very low horizon.
A world elsewhere was the dream his mother instilled in Rick, and strived for herself, and their subsequent adventures and tribulations in achieving that goal - beautifully recounted here - were to prove lifelong, as would Gloversville's fearsome grasp on them both. Fraught with the timeless dynamic of going home again, encompassing hopes and fears and the relentless tides of familial and individual complications, this story is arresting, comic, heartbreaking, and truly beautiful, an immediate classic.
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"An affecting yet never saccharine glimpse of the relationship among place, family and fiction. " - Kirkus Reviews
"Russo's nostalgic recreations of his parents, especially his mother, are leavened by comic stories and generous swaths of local color. A candid look back by a talented writer; easy to recommend." - Barnes and Noble
"Russo's memoir is heavy on logistical detail - people moving around, houses packed and unpacked - and by turns rueful and funny, emotionally opaque and narratively rich." - Publishers Weekly
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Exercise for Menstrual Health
If you suffer from menstrual problems such as menstrual cramps, PMS, menstrual migraines, menstrual fatigue, PCOS, and more, one of the most important things you can do is exercise regularly.
Exercise offers numerous health benefits to women with menstrual problems.
Exercise and Hormone Balance
One of the most common causes of many menstrual problems is hormone imbalance, most frequently in the form of estrogen dominance, which simply means excessive levels of the hormone estrogen in relation to progesterone and other hormones.
Exercise plays an important role in maintaining healthy hormone balance.
Estrogen is produced by fat cells, so estrogen dominance is more common among women who are overweight or obese. Unfortunately, excessive estrogen levels can also make it harder to lose weight because estrogen raises insulin resistance.
Regular, moderate exercise helps maintain proper hormone balance by maintaining a healthy weight or assisting with weight loss in order to reduce production of estrogen to normal levels.
Exercise as Natural Pain Relief
Exercise also releases endorphins, natural body chemicals that reduce the sensation of pain. this is an especially important benefit for women who experience menstrual cramps, menstrual migraines, and similar problems. You can maximize production of endorphins with aerobic exercises such as jogging, biking, and swimming - activities that really get your body moving and your heart pumping.
Many women who suffer from cramps, migraines and other painful side effects of menstruation have noticed that taking a walk or other moderate form of exercise will help them feel better when the pain is only mild or moderate.
Regular exercise, three to five times per week, is most important for relieving severe pain.
Exercise and Stress
Endorphins also have mental benefits, improving mood and general sense of well being. This helps reduce the perception of pain in another way: stress relief.
Stress increases the perception of pain and exacerbates migraines, cramps, and other painful symptoms.
In order to maximize exercise's stress relief benefits, take part in gentle, relaxing exercises such as yoga, Pilates or tai chi.
Other Benefits of Exercise
Exercise's other health benefits for women with menstrual problems include:
- improved blood circulation, which is especially helpful for women with migraines and menstrual cramps
- healthy digestive system and bowel function, which helps maintain a healthy hormone balance and prevents constipation, which can exacerbate menstrual cramps
- encourages adequate water consumption, which helps maintain healthy hormone balance
Talk to your doctor before begining an exercise regime, especially if you are overweight or have a personal or family history of heart problems.
Certain types of exercise are not recommended for migraine sufferers because they place too much stress on the body, including weight lifting. Consult with a doctor for safe exercise options, and discontinue any exercise regime that seems to trigger or exacerbate migraines.
Kerry- I try to do Yoga 2/3 days a week in the morning besides nearby lake. There are some specific Yoga poses which are very beneficial like Bow Pose (Dhanurasana), Cobra Pose (Bhujangasana), and Pavanamuktasana are some of the Asanas useful for women. Thumbs up for a useful informative hub.
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These kits have received some praise in the braille scale modeling community, so I decided to order some of their pre-built models to see for myself.
I ordered two T-90As (welded turret), and a TOS-1A. When I received the models, they looked pretty much as advertised, but then I noticed was that there were various small parts rattling around in the boxes. Not a good sign.
There are a couple of reasons why these models came in such a poor state:
- The plastic is very soft, and many of the parts look to be made close to scale, so parts and attachment points are very, very thin.
- The packaging was poorly designed in that there was not really enough buffer space to accommodate the various parts of the model.
I realize that they are a new company and all, but 3 for 3 with multiple breaks is just unacceptable. Overall, these kits are definitely display models only. Many of the parts are just too fragile to hold up to any sort of handling (which includes being forced into its packaging).
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The TOS-1A Heavy Flame Thrower System fires FAE munitions, and is also known as the Солнцепёк (Soltsepek), which some translate as "Sun Scorcher," and others as "Blazing Sun." The multiple rocket launcher (if it was attached) can rotate, but the firing angle is in fixed position. Of all the models, I do think that this one might have the potential of being a wargaming model if built carefully enough.
The T-90As are actually really nice models. Unfortunately, all the parts that broke off all have small attachment points, so will require more than a bit of effort to reattach securely.
My advice is to stay away from the pre-built models until they improve their packaging. However, if you build static models, the unbuilt kits are definitely worth looking at.


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Randall shows off his keen eye for color & balance, resulting in quite possibly the best iPhone self portrait in the history of all iPhones!
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As long as Randall can recall, he has excelled at all things artistic. As a young child, he won various art competitions, and at the ripe age of sixteen he won an international design competition for Microsoft. Staying ahead of the curve is vital, so Randall works diligently to remain at the leading edge of graphic arts, actively developing his ever-evolving art and craft. He operates under the philosophy that his art is free-flowing, always changing and effortlessly influential.
Randall specializes in the development of logos, branding, campaign concepts, ad design and clever copywriting, and has additional experience in real estate marketing. He maintains an extensive portfolio in both print and digital media and exercises creative command over social media. He works closely with his clients to develop a focused marketing strategy and enjoys being available for consultation. Clean and timeless, Randall's work is compatible across all communications channels and computing platforms, worldwide.
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PREMIUM PRACTICE TODAY: Enjoy a Slice of Premium Practice Pie
But first, define what it means in your practice. The word premium is a term that shifts meaning in the blink of an eye. When used as an adjective, it means "of exceptional quality or greater value than others of its kind." When premium modifies practice, it can mean any number of things, but the vast majority of cataract and refractive surgeons would probably say that describing their practice as premium would be accurate… Download the full blog ...Read More
PREMIUM PRACTICE TODAY: What Sets Us Apart?
One of these things is not like the others. Since the dawn of refractive surgery, ophthalmic surgeons who depended at least partially on out-of-pocket payments had to establish fair yet competitive pricing and have a system in place to ensure timely compensation. As the business of performing elective ophthalmic surgery evolves, cataract and refractive surgeons can look to cosmetic surgeons, aesthetic dermatologists, maxillofacial surgeons, and others to learn how to flourish in the self-pay environment… Download the full blog ...Read More
PREMIUM PRACTICE TODAY: Lights, Camera, Action
When physicians are in the spotlight, the show must go on, but patients come first. Every weekday afternoon, when television viewers tune in to the nationally syndicated program The Doctors, they get a virtual house call from specialists in a variety of fields. When ocular health is on the docket, Southern California cataract and refractive surgeons Jonathan Ramin Pirnazar, Brian Boxer Wachler, and Robert Maloney are among the ophthalmologists called on by the show's producers… Download the full blog ...Read More
PREMIUM PRACTICE TODAY: Escape Route
Follow these directions to find balance and avoid burnout. Becoming a surgeon and developing a successful practice typically leave little time for exploring personal pursuits. The most successful cataract and refractive surgeons, however, soon find that all work and no play can lead to burnout and personal dissatisfaction… Download the full blog ...Read More
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Do certain types of patients take longer than others to schedule LASIK surgery? Refractive surgeons have long tried to understand why some patients delay their decision to have LASIK after their consultation. Reasons typically involve lingering fear, concern over cost, and/or waiting for a specific event to occur. We were curious to understand the impact of time on the decision process and if the delay in signing up for surgery is influenced by demographic or physiological patient characteristics… Tags: Refractive Surgeons, staff, patient, Patients, Physiological, surgeons, time,...Read More