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Even as stargazers in the city were looking forward to witnessing yesterday's supermoon, which was also the last full moon of the year, many were left disappointed as the moderately cloudy sky played spoilsport. And they weren't disappointed by what they saw. This causes it to appear slightly larger and brighter than normal. The association of the Moon with both oceanic and crustal tides has led to claims that the supermoon phenomenon may be associated with increased risk of events like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, but there is no evidence of such a link. However, it's a fantastic opportunity for photographing the moon, and if you're planning on doing so, using a tripod or some other stable mount for your camera will give you the best shot at a clear photo. The supermoon will reappear on the celestial stage on January 1 and 31, 2018, NASA said. A new moon is the first phase in the lunar cycle that occurs when the moon is in conjunction with the sun - but is not visible from Earth.
The distance between the moon and Earth constantly changes. This is known as the moon illusion and the moon hasn't grown; it's a trick your eyes are playing on you. NASA research scientist Noah Petro said.
So why doesn't this happen more often? When those times line up with the full moon, we are treated to the spectacle of a supermoon. Sunday night the moon will shine 16% brighter and appear 7% larger than its usual size. Because the orbit of the Monday is elliptical, one side known as apogee is about 50,000 km away from the Earth than the other called perigee.
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In 2012, his Trump International Hotel Hotel and Tower in Chicago was loaned up to $640m, according to a property filing. Another $220,000 helped the special counsel's office employees relocate to work with Mueller.
Indian Actor Shashi Kapoor (79) Dies in Mumbai
However, many people have innocently mistaken him for Shashi Tharoor and mourned the death of the former union minister. Two minutes silence was observed at Delhi International Film Festival to pay homage to the veteran actor on his demise.
Andy Murray looks to sport management role for future talent
He says that he still wishes to compete in professional tennis but he also wants to expand his prospects and share his knowledge. At the moment he is juggling many balls and he wants to remain focused on what he knows, but over time his company will develop.
Cyber Monday 2017 – The top sellers in electronics this year
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Working with an editorial team at St. Joseph Media, I helped conceptualize and create the exhibits for the new National Music Centre in Calgary Alberta. The project entailed working with architects, fabrication experts, an audiovisual team, as well as contributing photographers, illustrators, videographers, writers to create life-size, multi-media experiences.
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1 large onion, finely chopped
1 courgette, grated
1 red pepper, diced
3 cloves of garlic, crushed
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1 small tin of anchovies
- Open the anchovies and pour a little oil into a large saucepan, add the the onion, courgette and pepper and gently fry till softened.
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I'm in this audio business long enough so that I could say that there are a lots of mixing mistakes behind me, and I've also seen a lots of people making the same mistakes as I did. So I would like to help you prevent the same mistakes we did. It will make your life easier. Compression can definately make your song to sound amazing, but also it can completely ruin it.
So let's start!
Popular mistake no.1 is that people put too fast attack time. I've already wrote about that, but quick reminder anyway… Attack knob determines how much time does the compressor need to start working after the signal hits the treshold of the compressor.
So when you hear that compressor on your channel is making everything worse, try to slow the attack time, because if it is very fast, then compressor is just killing the dynamic of the signal. It reduces every transient, and things just become squashed. Your compressor want let any part of the signal to just go by, not being compressed.
I don't say that it's wrong to use fast attack time while mixing. I just want you to be careful, and to get this into your mind while mixing, and maybe if you notice that something is wrong, just try to slow up the attack time.
Mistake no.2 is related to the mistake no.1. at some point. Second mistake that people also do a lot, is setting the treshold to low. The trehsold is the line which determines that every signal that is going above that line is going to be reduced.
So it's in our power to determine how much are we going to compress, depending on how low are we going to put the treshold. And while you're raising up the treshold, focus on the gain reduction meter to check out how much of a signal are you reducting.
So this are two popular compression mistakes. Watch out, and try to avoid them. Now you're aware of them. In the part 2 I'll write about a couple of more compression mistakes, so check it out!
If you liked the article and find it helpful, please share it with your friends, because if it help you, then probably it could help to somebody else.
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Man Made Music has worked on a number projects of late revolving around education, targeting youth ranging in age from early childhood through adolescence. It's a great challenge: how can we meaningfully enhance systems of learning with sonic?
Then I started to wonder… how is it that I can remember the melody and lyrics to every early-2000s boy band single (which my angsty teen self didn't even enjoy!) but recalling all American Presidents in chronological order (which I was required to learn several times over in school) leaves me scratching my head? I did some research and found a few interesting answers.
First, patterns: researchers have found that playing unfamiliar music stimulates the superior temporal gyrus, which is the part of the brain responsible for pattern recognition; and the nucleus accumbens, where expectations and prediction-making happen. When a test subject heard a song she liked, these two regions fired up and connected with each other in dramatic fashion.1
Then, consider melodic and rhythmic structures in music and song – all patterns. With melody, we set melodic structure and pitch. With lyrics, we set a temporal structure and often a rhyme scheme as well. If you're trying to recall the words to a song and the melody and lyric you're thinking of don't match the song form in terms of rhythm and rhyme, there's a good chance you're wrong. Song form essentially narrows down the problem space and helps you get to a solution more quickly. That's the beauty of Schoolhouse Rock. Our brains are built to detect patterns and make associations, and sound stimuli strengthen those parts of the brain even more.
Second, proteins: We all joke about becoming forgetful in our old age, but there's something to it. Another study of brain function focused on two proteins, called NR2A and NR2B, that help create new connections in the brain. Older brains produce increased levels of NR2A, which was shown to help create short-term memories more easily, but also makes it more difficult to weaken the brain's connection to older, long-term memories. Essentially, "learning becomes more difficult as we age… because we fail to forget the old stuff." What we learn pre-adolescence sticks with us for a lifetime.2
How does this ladder back to what we do at Man Made Music? Using music and sound strategically in the design of education tools for young people can dramatically impact students' abilities to remember information and strengthens the parts of the brain that are crucial to our ability to synthesize information, detect patterns, and find solutions. Implementing sonic tools in early childhood education can ensure that what we learn in our youth actually sticks. Hopefully more educators and curriculum designers see the potential here, and with any luck, my children will be able to remember their presidential history with aplomb.
1. Robert Ferris. "Obsessing Over A New Song? Blame Your Superior Temporal Gyrus." Business Insider. 11 April 2013.
2. Douglas Quenqua. "Older Brain Is Willing, but Too Full." The New York Times. 21 January 2013.


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Alexandra Penn
Alexandra Penn was a museum kid. The daughter of a photographer and a Scuba diver, she spent her teenage years in the field: Penn has worked with Smithsonian archaeologists, NASA software engineers, volcanologists, and photographers. She also managed to fail Algebra II with a passing grade, which she's a little proud of.
Her work is both a love letter to and an intense criticism of the academic world.
She has been bitten by a shark, she watched the final shuttle launch from the fire escape outside Launch Control, and she has been a certified diver since age twelve. She likes dogs, long walks on the beach, and socialized medicine. Also books.
Penn is one of two Directors of The Writers' Rooms, an editor for hire, an amateur linguist, and a Taurus. Her work has received many accolades, including an Honorable Mention in the Writer's Digest Annual Contest 2017.
She spends all her free time on Twitter.
Author Interview
1. Will you tell us about your most recent published work?
My most recent work is the third book in The Letter Mage series. The Letter Mage is a series I've been describing as "Gay Hogwarts in space with a little His Dark Materials thrown in for good measure". It's about a kid who lives in a contentious lunar university, and while trying to get the departments to stop throwing rockets at each other he accidentally turns into a supervillain.
"Book" is a bit of a misnomer, though: The Letter Mage is actually a serial on Patreon. A new installment comes out monthly, and every four installments I put out a collection. The Third Quarto was just released last month.
2. What personal challenges do you face as a writer?
Marketing is by far the hardest part of turning this into a career.
I'm introverted and a little asocial: all the free marketing these days involves social media, and that's just not something I mesh well with. I'm fairly active on Twitter and Instagram, but nowhere near active enough to build a new following from those crowds. I love personal appearances, such as cons and signings, but those are expensive and harder to come by.
I'm actually currently in the process of planning a small-town book tour in the Midwest! If you know a small-town library that allows sales and is currently looking for more LGBT diversity, send me an email or message me on social media.
3. What is the most difficult part of your artistic process?
Finding time to be an artist. Between running The Writers' Rooms, working as an editor and teacher, and marketing, actually sitting down to write can be something I need to schedule. Lining that up with inspiration is near-impossible.
Second-most-difficult is research. I get mired down in technical details and worldbuilding far too easily. This is less of a problem in The Letter Mage, but in another of my works-in-progress I'm definitely walking a fine line between research and writing.
4. What one thing would you give up to become a better writer?
It's actually something I've already given up: living close to family. A few years ago, I moved from Washington, DC to Iowa City. Being closer to the university opened up a lot of doors for me professionally: this is a small area, and a lot of big names travel through it pretty regularly.
It was a great choice, career-wise! I've had the luck to join some incredible endeavors, my books are doing well, and I've made some amazing friends. But I definitely plan on returning to the East Coast someday—my family and I have always been close. I miss them from the bottom of my heart.
5. How did publishing your first book change your process of writing?
Publishing The Letter Mage has definitely transitioned writing from a hobby to a career. I have deadlines, and the book now pays my bills. My writing has also improved drastically over the past year, in that I've been publishing something once a month and therefore getting a truly massive amount of practice.
6. How many unpublished and half-finished books do you have? Will you tell us about them?
I honestly don't know the number. I have a few from way back in high school that I'm planning on revisiting—one that starts out as Chosen One urban fantasy and ends up being post-apocalyptic when the Chosen One misses her chance, and one that's more contemporary about a suicidal teenage author whose characters save her life. I have an entirely-finished novel about a bookstore which is abducted by aliens, but given that I know the owner of the shop it's based off of I need to edit that desperately before it sees the light of day.
I'll also occasionally happen upon lost fragments of stories on my computer that aren't more than a line or two long, some of which I remember and some of which I don't. There's a document called moustachepoems.txt in my Dropbox that surprises me every few months—I always promptly add to it and forget about it again.
7. Do you read your book reviews? How do you deal with bad or good ones?
I do! I read every single one of them. Good ones make my day. I've had a few that make me tear up and blubber like a child.
With the bad ones, I ask myself a bunch of questions. First, do they talk about anything I can improve on legitimately, or is it just "lol this sux"? Looking deeper, what can I get out of that review? Do I want to take it at face value, or are they legitimately missing something that I could make clearer?
And second, has anyone else had the same critique? Or is it one person with off-the-wall criticism? Because if it's just one person, unless you 100% agree with their comments it's probably not worth listening to. If several people all have the same criticism, it's time to re-examine.
Don't get me wrong, bad reviews can still put me in a funk. I deal with that by going to the gym and working off the anger, or drowning my sorrows in making art other than writing.
8. Do you hide any secrets in your books that only a few people will find?
All the time. There's a huge endgame twist in The Letter Mage that people have all the information they need to figure out. No one's figured it out yet.
Most of my secrets are hidden under unreliable narrators. There are a few places where a secret appears in the form of an inconsistency in the story, when it's actually a product of inconsistency in the person telling the story—I love to let my readers make assumptions.
9. What other authors are you friends with, and how do they help you become a better writer?
The indomitable Erin Casey and I are close friends! Not to mention the community of The Writers' Rooms—which is incredible and supportive.
I'm overall a pretty solitary person, but my community is just incredible. I'm lucky to have them.
10. If you could tell your younger writing self anything, what would it be?
You're not 100% wrong about college being unnecessary for the career you want to pursue, kiddo: maybe spend your time submitting stories and writing rather than just talking about what you want to do with your life, though.
Also: take business classes. Take a ton of business classes. They're amazingly helpful in the years ahead.
11. What are common traps for aspiring writers?
First, never pay for publishing. With the one exception of print-on-demand, money should always flow toward the author. They're not doing you a favor by printing your book, you're doing them a favor by letting them print your book. You made the product.
Second, make sure your work is finished and polished.
Third, take time to learn the business. Make sure your work is protected and make sure you know what a contract means before you sign it. If there's no contract involved in something, rethink your choices. When I work as a freelance editor, even short jobs get a contract. I'm actually working with my grandmother as a client right now, and even she gets a contract. There is no reason not to cover your butt in case something goes wrong.
12. What's the best way to market your books?
There's no one right answer to this. Market your books in a way that's authentic to you. There's so much advice out there on how to do social media, conventions, newsletter swaps, internet advertisements—and not a lick of it will matter if it's inauthentic.
Try to be unique and genuine, and the marketing will follow.
13. What is your favorite childhood book?
Well, it's a tie. 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea by Jules Verne and The Sign of the Seahorse by Graeme Base were both equally-requested for my childhood bedtime reading.
I've always had, um, eclectic taste.
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Skip in Skip x Embed x Share A look back at the top moments from this past weekend in the NBA.Jimmy Butler smiles before shooting a free-throw for his 50th point of the game against the Charlotte Hornets at the United Center on January 2, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois.(Photo: Jonathan Daniel, Getty Images)USA TODAY Sports' top five candidates for the 2016-17 NBA MVP award (from Monday, Jan. 2 through Saturday, Jan. 7).
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJimmy Butler III (born September 14, 1989) is an American professional basketball player for the Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Association (NBA).Born in Houston, Butler grew up in Tomball, Texas, and played college basketball for Tyler Junior College and Marquette University.He was drafted with the 30th overall pick in the 2011 NBA draft by the Bulls.
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I helped play in the crowd at the Pour House and was wondering if anyone caught a pic of it. It was an excellent experience. I hope to see you all every chance I get!
Dear New Revolutionary in Raleigh,
Thanks for making our first time in your wonderful town so righteous! I don't know of any photos that were taken during our performance at The Pour House but if we hear of anything we'll let you know. Looking forward to hearing what you think of the new CD that's coming out on June 4th! In the meantime, keep the groove movin' and the party alive!
Till Next Time,
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I wanted to experiment with low cost pneumatics to see what I could achieve – I decided to use cheap foot-pumps in reverse as cylinders.
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The main structure is made from 3D printed parts printed with teh Lulzbot MOARstruder, wood, and Aluminium 2020 extrusion:
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Mighty projects are under way at Hestia Field, the house across the road where some of our house partners live. A new septic system has been installed almost singlehandedly by our plumber-in-residence. This is in conjunction with an additional bathroom and a connecting link between the house and the studio. The scope of the excavation was huge, entailing electricals, a new gas line and a new water line all the way out to the street. We shook our heads despairingly as gardens and landscaping were ploughed under, massive holes appeared, until all that seemed to remain were giant piles of rubble and subsoil. How could we begin to restore it or recreate even a semblance of our once lovely gardens?
A spring work day was planned, and in a short few hours the impossible became possible. A family arrived to work on the vegetable garden, complete with tools, rototiller and three boys under nine. What happened next was nothing short of a miracle. Debris and rubble was removed, submerged brick paths torn up and the whole area composted and rototilled by the eight-year-old and his dad. Now we will have a garden and five-year-old Aaron will be able to pick his beloved cucumbers!
There is much still to be done . . .but if a miracle can happen once, why not again?
In the midst of all the activity that day, Bora arrived to collect her second chicken for the soup pot.
This is a story that began last summer when Bora asked Anamaria if she could have a chicken to make a special African dish. She wanted one that was recently living and free from any toxins of a supermarket bird. So they caught one of the aging laying hens and Bora carried it proudly away.
Since that time three of the chickens have developed an amazing aptitude to escape from the coop and enjoy themselves digging up what remnants of garden remain, including the spring bulbs. No matter how hard we tried to shore up the fence, they found a way out. In desperation I asked Bora:
"Don't you want some more chickens?"
"Oh, yes!" she replied. "And my friend would like one too."
So a couple of days later she came to the door - tiny, slender and impeccably dressed.
"I've come for a chicken."
Hmm. I remembered the two hours I had spent, together with someone else, trying to catch the runaway chickens.(If anyone has ever tried to catch a chicken on the loose, you'll know how I felt). So, doubtfully, I took Bora to look for the chickens. We located one, and I got some grain as bait and tried to corner it. Meanwhile Bora walked up to the chicken, and - quick as a flash - grabbed it by the tail. Then she held the feet together and asked me to tie them with string so Mrs. Hen wouldn't flap around in her car, popped it in the back seat and off she drove.
So, believe me, I was glad to see Bora back again on that garden day to get a second chicken, (Meanwhile Mr. Fox had obligingly taken care of number three.)
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recipe idea: Sweet Onion & Gruyère Tart
This easy-to-make yet stunning cheese and onion tart is a great way to impress a dinner party. We recommend serving it as an appetizer.
Serves 6-8
½ cup grated Gruyère cheese
½ cup grated Parmesan cheese
2 teaspoons fresh thyme, finely chopped
1 sheet frozen puff pastry, defrosted overnight in the refrigerator
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 medium Nature's Partner sweet onions, peeled, halved, and sliced very thinly into half-moons
1 tablespoon half and half
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, diced
1 teaspoon kosher salt
2 teaspoons fresh chives, minced
Preheat the oven to 400°F.
Combine the two cheeses and thyme in a small bowl. Lay out the puff pastry on a baking sheet and brush the edge of all four sides with olive oil. Spread the cheese/thyme mixture evenly on the puff pastry until it almost touches the edges.
Lay sliced onion half-moons in a diagonal pattern on top of the cheese mixture, overlapping slightly. Brush the top of the onions with half and half. Dot butter on top of the onions and sprinkle with salt.
Bake for 25 minutes or until the pastry is golden brown. Garnish with minced fresh chives before serving. Enjoy!
recipe idea: BAKED SWEET ONIONS WITH LEMON RICOTTA FILLING
We lightened up traditional baked onions with a bright, lemony filling.
Serves 4
For the baked onions:
4 medium-sized Nature's Partner sweet onions
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, separated
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
2 tablespoons butter
Salt and pepper, to taste
For the lemon ricotta filling:
1 cup ricotta cheese
1 cup fresh spinach, tightly packed
Zest of one lemon
Salt and pepper, to taste
For the herbed bread crumb topping:
¼ cup panko crumbs
3 tablespoons finely-chopped Italian parsley
1 teaspoon olive oil
Preheat oven to 400°F. Cut of the top and bottom of each onion, leaving the skin on to prevent the onions from drying out. Drizzle one tablespoon olive oil in the bottom of an 8-inch cast iron skillet. Place trimmed onions inside. Drizzle the balsamic vinegar and remaining olive oil evenly on top of the onions. Season onions liberally with salt and pepper. Divide the butter into four small cubes and place one cube on top of each onion. Roast for one hour, then remove from oven and let cool for 10 minutes. Do not turn oven off.
While the onions are baking, make the filling by thoroughly mixing together all filling ingredients in a bowl. Refrigerate until you are ready to fill the onions. Make the bread crumb topping by whisking together all topping ingredients in a different bowl. Set aside.
Once the onions have cooled enough to handle, hollow out the center of each baked onion to make room for the filling. (The removed onion can be saved for use as a sandwich/burger topping.) Spoon ricotta filling into a piping bag or gallon zip-top bag with one corner snipped off and pipe equal amounts of the filling into each onion. Alternatively, add filling directly to onion with a small spoon. Once all onions are filled, cover onion tops evenly with the herbed bread crumb topping.
Bake for an additional 5-10 minutes until the bread crumb topping is golden and crispy. Serve in slices, making sure to remove onion skin before eating. Enjoy!


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Golf is a girl's game.
Not a woman's. Or even a young woman's.
A girl's.
And especially not for a woman who's on the doorstep of 50.
Or is it?
As the scores started the trickle in at the U.S. Women's Open sectional qualifier at Carolina Trace on Thursday, even one of those plastic knives that could be found around the Trace pool area wouldn't have had much trouble dicing through the cloud of nervous energy.
Back and forth so many of them would walk, down a slight hill on a stone path away from the scoreboard, darting their eyes for a quick glance at the board to see how their names were holding up.
Some knew, of course, that their two rounds weren't going to be low enough. So there was little reason to hang around. Put the clubs in the trunk and head home or back to the hotel. Nothing else to see here.
But others couldn't leave, not before knowing for sure whether or not they would be one of the six to claim a berth into next month's Open, only the most prestigious event in women's golf.
Watching them, though, it's clear where the women's game is heading. Pony tails long and braided or short and puffy take your pick seemed to be popping through the backs of nifty, sloped low-profile caps everywhere, the hats nattily completing the matching golf skort and tank top ensemble.
Unless a college logo on a golf bag or on a shirt or a hat gave them away, it was hard to tell exactly what age most of the girls were. They could be 13 like Yueer-Cindy Feng, of Orlando, Fla., by way of China, or 17-year-old Katherine Perry, of Precision Golf School by way of Cary, or 22-year-old Kathleen Ekey, who just finished her senior year at Alabama, by way of Sharon, Ohio.
And, to be fair, it's been going that way for a while. Morgan Pressel. Paula Creamer. Michelle Wie. Et cetera.
These girls — OK, so Ekey can be considered a young woman, but you get the point — were in the hunt, and some were high enough on the board to be at relative ease. But there was still enough pacing being done that if the approaching thunderstorm ever got there and dispensed with its water, little rivulets of impromptu streams likely would've appeared in the imperceptible canyons made by the nervous feet.
But 49-year-old Rosie Jones sat in the dead center of all the muted chaos, as if she were the personification of the eye of a hurricane, calm and completely collected. (But not cool. "I need a shower," she said once. "I feel like I'm gross.") She was among the first of the 39 players to complete her day of 36 holes, and one of the first to see her final score posted on the leaderboard. She was also the proud owner of one of the very few numbers written in red ink the sure sign of a score under par.
One cannot say that the game has passed Jones by, even if all of her youthful competitors' tee shots do. Not after rounds of 70 and 73 left her at 1-under-par on a hot and sticky day on the Lake Course. And armed with the experience of a 13-time winner on the LPGA Tour and more than $8.4 million in earnings over a three-decade-long career, Jones can scan the scoreboard, look over the posted first-round scores that have yet to have the second 18 added, and in staggering rapidity come up with the mathematical probability of her standing in the full field with the precision of an MIT professor. Kind of the golfing version of Rain Man. Yes, she's been here before.
By far the most accomplished player in the field still an understatement no matter how much emphasis you place on it Jones could quietly begin making plans for Saucon Valley Country Club with about half of the scores in. But despite having retired from the LPGA Tour nearly three years ago in 2006, and finding tremendous success in this, her first attempt at qualifying for an Open since her first one 27 years ago, Jones didn't make a big deal out of things, even as some spectators offered to buy her a drink, make small talk or seek autographs and pictures.
Why go through all of it, though? Is it gunning for one last shot at that elusive major? Jones has been a runner-up in four major championships, but never won one.
Probably not.
"I'm playing a lot of senior women's golf now," said Jones, who has played on the Legends Tour since her retirement. "But the USGA doesn't have an event for senior women, like a U.S. Senior Women's Open, and since there's nothing on the senior schedule for the week of the Open, I figured, what the heck? I can try to qualify and maybe bring some exposure to senior women's golf at the same time."
But on Thursday, it wasn't women her age she was reaching out to.
Instead Jones herself made small talk with some of her fellow competitors, young girls seeking wisdom and answers from one player they can only dream to be as successful as. She took down e-mail addresses, offered tips, asked questions, set up opportunities to play rounds with some of them in the near future and offered words of encouragement for players headed out to play in a playoff for the last berth. With low expectations heading into the Open ("If everything's not perfect, if my stars aren't aligned just right, it could be a tough go for me," Jones said), perhaps Jones can have just the opposite effect on the game.
"It's crazy, Jones said. "Most of them can all hit 3-wood past me off the tee. Way past me. But that's just how it is now."
Moments later, the three-person sudden death playoff ended on the first hole the 505-yard par-5 18th with California's Ashleigh Albrecht two-putting for birdie after reaching the green in two shots.
"I can't believe this is real," the 18-year-old Albrecht said, her hands still shaking after sinking the 2-foot tap-in for a berth into the Open. "But this was one of my goals to qualify for the U.S. Open before I graduated from high school."
Yes, it's their game now.
Thanks to people like Rosie Jones.


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'Dear John, my wife and I only have sex about once a year'
By John Aiken|
John Aiken, is a relationship and dating expert featured on Nine's hit show Married At First Sight. He is a best-selling author, regularly appears on radio and in magazines, and runs a private practice in Sydney and exclusive couples retreats.
Every Saturday John joins 9Honey exclusively to answer your questions on love and relationships.
If you have a question for John, email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dear John,
My fiancé of 2.5 years has just broken up with me and we were planning a wedding next year and went through IVF because we wanted a family.
We found out she was pregnant and 10 days later she broke up with me and says she's been feeling this way for a while. She told me she thinks were incompatible and I blame myself for some of the things I did during our relationship.
I just wish I knew this earlier so I could have tried to make it better; I wanted it work. I'm so lost I don't know how to deal with this?
I feel for you. You had planned a future with this woman and decided to go through IVF only for her to become pregnant and then back out of your relationship.
It's only natural that you would be left trying to pick up the pieces and figure out what happened and what you could've done differently. This is all part of the grief process as you begin to try and make meaning of everything.
The key for you in dealing with this is to change your focus and start seeing the bigger picture.
When you go through a relationship break-up, one of the first things that you'll do is to blame yourself. That's where you're at right now. Examining what you were doing wrong that made you incompatible, and what you could've changed.
WATCH: Relationship expert Mel Schilling talks about finding love the second time round. (Post continues.)
However, this is not the full picture. I'm not saying that you didn't have a part to play in all of this, but you need to spend some time looking at her contribution in the break-up.
Specifically, you need to really unpack what she did to contribute to the downfall of your relationship.
Ask yourself, "what made her wrong for me?", "how was she partly responsible for us being incompatible?" and "what was her role in in all of this?" By doing this, you'll start to see that both of you had a part to play in what happened.
Then when you're ready, it's time to shift your focus to the future. Answer the questions, "what do I want different in my next partner?", "what am I going to do different in my next relationship?" and "what makes me so good at relationships?"
If you get stuck, then lean on your friends to give you some help with this. The fact is, you're not 100% to blame for what went wrong here, and you need to be kinder on yourself and start looking at the bigger picture.
Then it's all about learning from your mistakes and being a good reliable father to your new child.
Dear John,
My wife and I have been married for 35 years. Sex has always been great except for the last four years. It has dried up to maybe once a year.
There's always been an excuse and she's always saying it's not about me. When I talk to her about it now, she says it's up to me to make the first move.
I'm kind of shell-shocked, and I'm afraid that if I start initiate anything she'll say no. I have forgotten how to touch my wife. Any suggestions?
The first thing I would tell you is to listen to your wife. She is the key in all of this as somewhere along the way you've neglected her and her needs. You used to have a great sex life for over 30 years and then something went very wrong.
The good thing here is that she's not telling you that she doesn't want sex anymore. Rather, she's telling you to up your game. So, it's time to get on board with her new blueprint and make her a priority.
From what your wife is saying, she needs you to step up and make the first move. She wants to feel desired and attractive, and she wants you to be proactive in the bedroom.
What this suggests is that over the last four years, the sex has disappeared because she's become tired of playing the lead role.
What's also significant is that you're telling me that you're 'shell-shocked' by this and that you've forgotten how to touch her! That means that you haven't been paying attention, and you just keep using the same old approach. That's not going to work moving forward.
Instead, you need to get talking and find out her blueprint. The couples that report the best sex lives are those that talk about sex and make it a priority. So, it's time to get an education from her.
Ask her how she wants to be touched and what type of sex she really enjoys. Find out how often she wants to have sex and what she likes in terms of you making the first move.
Also, get clear on what behaviours you can change outside of the bedroom that will increase the goodwill in the relationship and make her feel more special. Be the pupil and let her teach.
Then explain to her that you feel a little scared about doing all of this, and ask her reassure you. Help her understand that you're still very attracted to her and that you're going to change things up, but you need her to be encouraging when you make the first move.
Following this, it's all about doing it different and getting on the front foot. I know it might seem daunting, but just look at this as moving into a new exciting phase of your marriage.
Be brave and keep talking about things, as it's only going to improve from here if you listen.
Dear John,
I've been separated from my husband since 2014.
Since 2016, I've been involved in an on /off relationship with my cousin's friend. He too is separated from his wife, and his two sons have given up on him.
At the beginning he spoke of commitment, and said he'll start living together with me in three years' time, (as he needed to be around his youngest son who is doing his VCE exams this year).
My hopes were shattered when I found out that he was flirting with someone on Facebook. There have been many arguments and disagreements as I felt I was being used, but I tried my best to save this relationship because I loved him.
Through all this he moved in with me last November but ended up moving out after he got strangely close with the man who was boarding at my place.
Since moving out he has kept sending me photos and teasing me verbally. I blocked him completely, but as I couldn't get him out of my mind I unblocked him. I tried so much to let him go out of my mind but it hasn't been easy.
He made a surprise visit on my birthday a few weeks ago and said he wanted to get back together and marry me. I resisted at the start but gave him another chance but things changed again.
Now whenever I talk to him about commitment, he keeps postponing by giving all sorts of excuses. I ended it again but he keeps calling.
I feel I'm wasting my time with him and he's just being manipulative and playing the waiting game. I can't understand what he wants and what I should do. Is it worth me having any hope in him?
I'm going to be blunt with you. After two years of being on and off with this guy, I think you have your answer. He's not keen on you long-term and 'yes' you're wasting your time with him.
The question for you is not what you should do about this situation, but why you haven't dumped him already? The facts are in. There's no confusion here. Its' time to act.
It shouldn't be this hard when you meet a new love interest. You should be floating on air, loved up and dreaming about happily ever after.
After only two years, you've been cheated on by him, he became strangely attracted to another man who was living with you, he has constantly backed out of commitment, and you've broken up twice.
It's pretty straightforward from where I'm sitting. He doesn't think you're the one and he isn't interested in you.
So, don't spend any more time trying to figure out what's going on for him or what he wants. He's not into you so it doesn't matter.
Regardless of what he tells you, his actions are very clear and he will not commit to you moving forward. Don't waste your time waiting to see if this guy can change or give you what you want. He won't.
Instead, be proactive, take action and be strong. Cut your ties completely, delete him from your phone and avoid seeing him when you're out and about.
Take your power back and get clear of this toxic relationship once and for all. You've done all you can to make this work and he's simply not interested. You need to turn to your friends for support, get busy and active, and start setting your sights on someone who can give you better than this.
The facts are in, and it's over to you now to take control of this situation and leave him behind.
The opinions expressed in this column are for general informational purposes only, are based on limited information and are not professional advice. You should always seek your own professional advice for your circumstances. Any actions taken are the sole responsibility of the reader, not the author or 9Honey.
**Some questions may have been edited down.


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'Back Then' - Thought & Memories
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Please Enjoy: Jason, Ryan, Adam, Stubhy
The song 'Back Then' is so perfectly titled. It takes me back to all of my 1st memories of Lucky Boys Confusion, far enough back to when we weren't yet 'Lucky Boys Confusion'.
On a summer night in June of 1997 I was hanging out at my friend Carlitos basement at one his weekly get-togethers amongst high-school friends. Our friend Molly Dawson mentioned to me that Stubhy was trying to get ahold of me and that he started a new band. Nothing else mattered to me that night except getting in touch with him. Some of you might remember that this is before cell phones, texting, etc. And, I hated pagers.
Rewind: I had met Stubhy once before at a Farmboy show, which was his and Ryan's other band from high school. I went to one Farmboy show and fucking loved it. It was nothing like any other local band in the Chicago scene. I was supposed to try out for Farmboy, but Stubhy and I had lost touch. So, when I heard he had started a new band I couldn't wait for the opportunity to try out. Up until then, I wasn't in any cool bands - I played bass by myself in my bedroom and jammed along with Red Hot Chili Pepper and Metallica records.
Back Then and back to early June 1997: I contacted Stubhy and agreed to meet at his parents house in Downers Grove and drive together to Adam Krier's parents house in Naperville. On the way there, Stubhy and I immediately connected and became great friends. He seemed like a veteran band guy to me, gave me a few tips and also told me that if we get big to make sure to keep my ego in check.
We get to Adam's house and I don't remember having the same bond with him right away like I did with Stubhy. Adam was sort of intimidating, on the quiet side and more reserved. Ryan Fergus had already been there and set up so they decided to show me the song 'Back Then'. Immediately I felt like these guys had their shit together. Adam, was a great guitar player, Ryan was super solid, and Stubhy's voice was perfect for this tune. I learned the chords and immediately started playing an over complicated Flea style bassline. There was an odd look and maybe some confusion as to why I would choose to play something like that for a punk song. I didn't listen to punk rock at all - ever. I didn't care though and just wanted to come up with something to compliment the song. I immediately came up with what is now on our first purple 4-Song Cassette tape and later made it onto the album 'Growing Out of It'.
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He will always lead us thru the dark places, either carries or prods us to move into a non comfort zone. We should have no fear through transition, even when we have lack understanding of the process and at times question ourselves.
This dark place is where you feel rejected, wounded and hurt while all the while wonder how you will make it thru. Your trust in man is depleted believing all mankind are liars, mean and cruel with their words of torment rewinding and replaying over and over in your head. It affects your thoughts, your daily life, your will power. You are coupled with a sense falling in a black hole desperately looking for God's perfect will only hoping you are walking in it. The darkness of all darkness swarm like flies ready to lay and deposit their seeds of maggots with unbelief and disunity. All the while you trudge through the dung crying in a madness wishing it would all end, what is the use, what is the reason while the voices of horror cry out to give in and give up, that it really doesn't matter! Walking or being carried either way you strap on the burdens of others pretending you have it all together, a King who hasn't really lost direction but the cries of desperation seem to be echoed in the darkness as we are looking for a ray of light at the end of the path.
As you walk through the valley, you however hold on to a tiny spark of hope that through this you will learn something. You learn to trust more, love more and lean on the Shepherd. This valley is to the advantage. This valley is not death to the soul but death to the flesh giving life to the character of Jesus. It is a way to learn how to love, live and lead. The other side of the valley is the rainbow… the promise awaits… keep moving!
Psalm 23:4 Matthew Henry Commentary: The valley of the shadow of death may denote the most severe and terrible affliction, or dark dispensation of providence, that the psalmist ever could come under. Between the part of the flock on earth and that which is gone to heaven, death lies like a dark valley that must be passed in going from one to the other. But even in this there are words which lessen the terror. It is but the shadow of death: the shadow of a serpent will not sting, nor the shadow of a sword kill. It is a valley, deep indeed, and dark, and miry; but valleys are often fruitful, and so is death itself fruitful of comforts to God's people. It is a walk through it: they shall not be lost in this valley, but get safe to the mountain on the other side.


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What does Jaeda mean?
Jaeda ▼ as a girls' name is an English name, and the meaning of the name Jaeda is "precious stone". Jaeda is a variant form of Jade (English).
VARIANTS Jaydee, Jayda▼, Jaida, Jady, Jadee, Jada▼
RELATED FORMS VIA JADE Jadeana, Jaden▼, Jadeyn, Jadira, Jadra, Jadyn▼, Jaide, Jaiden▼, Jaidra, Jayde▲, Jayden▼, JaydraCREATIVE FORMS
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How popular is Jaeda?
Jaeda is an unusual first name for women. Jaeda is an equally unusual surname for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Jaeda entered the list in 2001 and reached its apex rank of #831 in the U.S. in 2007, but is not found in the list currently. (TOP 2000 NAMES, 2016)
Which version is better?
Jada (#397 VIA LATEST LIST), Jade (#117), Jaden, Jadyn (#1892), Jaida (#1076), Jaiden, Jayda (#592), Jayde (#661) and Jayden (#726) are the prominent alternative forms of Jaeda. Other variants, like Jadeana, are seldom used. These forms of Jaeda were popular with parents in the year 2005 (USAGE OF 0.79%) and are now significantly less conventional (USAGE 0.3%, 62% LESS), with forms such as Jadyn becoming less stylish. Jade has generally been the top pick of parents, though Jayde has become trendy as well over time.
Similar Names
Jaeda▼ is pronounced similarly to Jaidee, Joda, Jodi▼, Jody▼, Judi▼ and Judy▼. Other recommended sound-alike names are Aeeda, Aleda, Beda, Breda, Darda, Faida, Fayda, Freda▼, Gada, Heda, Ieeda, Jacenda, Jae, Jael, Jaena, Jaffa, Jaima, Jaina, Jalea, Jama, Jamela, Jana▼, Jandy, Janea, Janela, Janeta, Janeva, Jania, Janna▼, Jaya, Jayla, Jayna, Jeena, Jena▼, Jenda, Joela, Lada, Laveda, Leda, Magda, Maida, Mayda, Meda▼, Nada, Nanda, Narda, Neda, Oleda, Randa, Reda, Reeda, Saida, Sanda, Sayda, Tada, Tadda, Theda▼, Valda, Valeda, Vanda, Varda, Veda▲, Veeda, Vieda, Walda, Wanda▼, Warda, Zaida and Zanda. These names tend to be more frequently used than Jaeda.See names in meaning and etymology.


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Episode 36: "Pitchers" And Catchers Report
Its that time of year again!! Orioles baseball is BACK!! Pitchers and Catchers report to Sarasota, and there are still a lot of roster questions to be answered. In a matter of a few days, the O's sign Andrew Cashner and bring back Chris Tillman. Excited? What does this mean for the teams chances of competing? Are there more moves on the horizon?? The Rays are offloading everyone! The Red Sox sign JD Martinez. The guys disect it all! Come give it a listen!


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Neverout Review
Puzzle games can be pretty hit or miss for me. I don't have a lot of patience and am easily frustrated with most puzzle logic. If the gameplay or concept doesn't hook me in right off the bat, I'm usually bouncing off it fairly quickly. Then there are those titles that "click" with me on a level I didn't expect. Portal is a great example of a puzzle game that I absolutely loved because even though it was fun to play, what really got me was the writing, presentation, and environmental storytelling. Whenever I think or talk about Portal and it's sequel, it's usually in the context of its jokes, memes, and J. K. Simmons. Neverout had me similarly locked right from the start. Dumped into a mysterious prison, you're forced to navigate through a series of puzzle rooms filled with traps in hopes of getting out. That doesn't sound like much to get excited about but if you're like me and have a love for a certain cult classic film from the 2000s, it's easy to get down with this short but sweet puzzle game sporting some sophisticated design.
For a brief, shining beautiful moment, I thought Neverout was a licensed game based on The Cube, one of the greatest films no one saw. In it, like the game, you're thrown into a mysterious prison made up of cubed rooms and given no context how you got there or clues on how to get out. The game offers no story. Except for the sounds of a scuffle at the start of the game, there's no way to tell how you go there or if anyone is actually watching you move from room to room. A modest tutorial introduces to the game's basic mechanics where you move along a grid that makes up the walls, ceiling, and floors of each cubed room. Some creative three-dimensional thinking is required because you're allowed to walk on walls and the ceiling. Well, that's not technically true — you don't walk on vertical surfaces but rather, the room rotates and reorients itself. These transitions radically change the design of platforms, movable blocks, spike traps, and teleport pads, forcing you to think several moves ahead in order to give you a traversable path to the exit or avoid being crushed to death.
To escape the Neverout cube, you must complete four zones that hold thirteen rooms each. Like most puzzle games, some rooms are easier than others and don't require more than few rotations and block moving to open a path to the exit. Some, though, can be a lot more complicated and take several restarts (i.e. death) to figure them out. There are no enemies to worry about but dying is still a concern whether it's stepping through an electrical field, getting crushed by blocks, or walking through a spike trap. The room reverts to its original state upon death and I was pleased with the speedy load times, so you won't have to wait long to try out another solution. Death is a tricky thing because it's not like the room traps are hidden or come as a surprise. It's when you're not paying attention or lose track of sliding blocks that dying gets to be a problem. You're free to return to the main hub at any time, which is a nice way to take a breather from the puzzles that give you a hard time. As we all know, a few moments away from something can open the mental gates to new insights and possibilities, paving the way for those eventual "aha!" moments followed by the comforting warmth of self-satisfaction.
Flipping the cube, guiding blocks to magnetic pads, and using teleporters to instantly jump from one corner to another can be engrossing. So much so, in fact, that the interruption of the game's flow when you complete a zone and find yourself back in the main hub was jarring - and unpleasant. I say that because because the game often tells me I'm done sooner than I'd like. Neverout is a short game that can be finished in a couple of hours and I was surprised how sad I was when it was all over. It was the same feeling I had at the end of Portal but sadly, Neverout doesn't have as much staying power as Valve's game. I simply wasn't ready to be done and I pined for more. Furthermore, finishing the game doesn't yield any sort of explanation of your predicament or offer a satisfying glimpse into the larger world. It's hard to be too disappointed when the game does other things well, namely puzzles and creating an atmosphere that evokes a feeling of claustrophobia and disorientation.
I suppose it says a lot about a game if the biggest thing I'm complaining about is the short length. I hope Neverout gets extra puzzles or a sequel down the line because it really is fun to play. Plus, a sequel might give the game some longevity. Beyond replaying to collect trophies (though to be honest, you'd have to work hard not to get them all on the first playthrough) and taking advantage of the game's PlayStation VR support, Neverout is more than its surface level homage to a really great movie. I really liked Neverout because it offers the right level of the challenge and atmosphere to keep you engaged all the way through to the end.
Librarian by day, Darkstation review editor by night. I've been playing video games since the days of the Commodore 64 and I have no interest in stopping now that I've made it this far.


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How beautifully cut jeans
From jeans annoying easy manipulation of scissors made new pants, trousers with cuts. They are decorated with a variety of small things, giving free rein to the creative impulses. Learn how to beautifully cut jeans
Each wardrobe has a pair of jeans in the wardrobe. Some of them have grown old, others have rubbed, and still others have gone out of fashion. Such clothes can be given a second life, doing with them simple manipulations.
At home, using improvised means it is easy to make fashion cuts, scrapes, holes of different shapes and sizes. Old trousers are turned into shorts, breeches or simply shortened to the required length.
How to spend a large amount of money on fancy things, try yourself in the role of a designer, inventing original solutions for out-of-date clothing.
How to make ripped jeans
Foreign celebrities almost every dayWear ripped jeans. This is not surprising. After all, they look spectacular, stylish and relevant in the summer, as they allow the body to breathe. Not any jeans can be torn.
Too thick trousers are not suitable for suchManipulation, in addition, the lining will look ugly. Of thin fabric, they will quickly tear to shreds literally after the first wash. The average density of matter is an ideal option.
In order to cut jeans beautifully, you will need some tools and materials:
- Directly jeans. You can size more, they will be in the style of boyfriends;
- A sharp knife. The most suitable is clerical, he will cut the fabric well;
- Nail scissors. Their blades are sharp, they make it possible to make the incision accurate and necessary;
- Tweezers. For pulling threads from the material;
- A chalk or a slice of soap. It will be necessary for the drawing of strips on the fabric, which later turn into tears;
- Thick board. To put in the middle of the pants, so as not to cut her back side;
- The usual kitchen grater. It will be used to give places with breaks a more natural look;
- Chlorine. If you need to whiten jeans in some places;
- Emery or pumice stone. To create an effect of abrasion.
If you want to whiten your jeans in some places,Put a solution of bleach on them and leave for a while. Then wash the thing, dry it well and lightly iron it. Put the trousers on a wide table or on the floor. Determine areas for abrasions. Insert a thick board inside the trouser leg. Using nazhdachki or pumice begin to rub the fabric, pre-moistened it lightly from the spray.
Instead of the plaque you can put a grater, with simple manipulations on the trousers, there are patterns in the form of small ragged holes. Mark the places of horizontal incisions with shallow or soap.
Measure your jeans and make sure that tears,Holes and rubbing will be in place. With a stationery knife or manicure scissors make beautiful cuts. When they are ready, using tweezers, pull vertical threads from each break.
Grate, pumice stone or nazhdachkoy wipe the place with holes. Such actions are performed not only over the pants, but also in the area of the back or front pockets, on the belt.
On the trousers are made holes of various sizes and shapes. A cut piece of material is removed or sewn on the pocket, on the pants. After the done manipulations, you need to wash your pants.
Shorts from jeans
From any jeans it is easy to cut out both beautiful shorts and breeches. For this, it is necessary to have a chalk, a ruler and sharp scissors.
How to start:
- Put on trousers intended for alteration, and with the help of chalk or soap note the desired length on the front and back of the trousers. Do not make them too short, you'll always have too much to spare;
- Remove the pants and use a straight line to connect the straight line markings. To the fabric is better suited to drawing and pruning - first iron your pants;
- Cut one galoshes along the intended line. One layer of denim is easier to cut, so do not put it together;
- Connect the two galoshes by carefully straightening them, and note the length of the straight line cut on the uncircumcised trouser;
- Cut off extra galoshes and trim the edges, if necessary;
- Measure the received shorts and make sure that the length is suitable. If they are long, perform the procedure for measuring and shortening again.
Trim jeans underneath shorts or breeches, as it turned out quite easily. Now it remains to process the edges of the bottom and decorate the new clothes with various trifles.
Cutting the edges of trimmed jeans
When the jeans are already beautifully cut, it remains to figure out how to process the edges.
You can use one of several methods:
- Leave the trousers not hemmed, with a disheveled fringe. Take tweezers and raise the threads to enhance the effect. Rub the bottom of the shorts with a sandpaper or pumice stone;
- Sew off the cropped jeans or just tuck it. To do this, wrap the edges twice, the same on both pants. Smooth them with an iron, and they will hold on. In order not to torture yourself each time, walk with a thread with a needle or sew on a sewing machine. You can attach buttons or rivets on the sides, on which twists will be kept;
- There is another way: Centimeter measure the volume of the trousers and cut out from any, cute fabric two ribbons of the same length and width of 6-10 cm. Fold the edge of the fabric and the bottom of the product with the front side, swipe with a needle and thread. Wrap the other end of the tape to the wrong side of the shorts, sweep again. Using a sewing machine, scrape the bottom of the material and smooth it.
Shorts, like trousers, can be cut in different places, making them even more effective and fashionable.
How to decorate trimmed jeans
Pants made of pants or breeches will give a zest to all kinds of jewelry.
In this fantasy business there is where to go for a walk:
- Get special lace in the store, attach them to your pockets and iron with a rag. Lace from old things gently sew or glue with glue;
- Any bright pieces of material attached to the shorts. It is possible to cut them in the form of a diamond or heart;
- Glue the different beads, the beads to the product. In a chaotic order or in the form of a flower;
- Draw a drawing with special paints or simply decorate;
- Glue any available coins, balls, pebbles.
Make from old jeans New things, this occupation is exciting, useful and will save the budget. And maybe inspire interesting ideas, how to turn old pants into something new and fashionable.


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Sunday, December 12, 2010
Marrying Heitler-London and Pauling
The Linus Pauling archive at Oregon State University has lots of nice resources including original manuscripts, videos, quotes, and photos. Above is a photo of Heitler and London with Pauling's wife.
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Chinese have right to abduct Indian defaulters: Report
India today sharply reacted to a state media report that hinted that local Chinese traders had the right to take radical steps like abducting Indian businessmen who delayed or defaulted on payments promised on purchases in advance. Sutirtho Patranobis reports.world Updated: May 30, 2012 01:12 IST
India on Tuesday sharply reacted to a state media report that hinted that local Chinese traders had the right to take radical steps like abducting Indian businessmen who delayed or defaulted on payments promised on purchases in advance.
The report referred to cases in the last couple of years where Indian purchasers have defaulted to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments to local traders in the eastern China trade hub of Yiwu, possibly the world's largest market for small commodities.Two Indian traders, for example, who were abducted in December and freed in January, continue to be in Shanghai fighting a complex legal battle.
Written by a professor from the China University of Political Science and Law, Tuesday's opinion piece said: "Those Indian merchants who deliberately don't pay for their goods betray the trust of their Yiwu counterparts and damage the interests of the sellers. It is understandable that the sellers may adopt some radical actions to demand payment, given the potential damage to their business."
Referring to an earlier case, the author Wu Danhong wrote: "After a number of failed negotiations to get the payment, the furious Chinese decided to solve the issue by force. They illegally detained the Indian and took back their goods."
The opinion piece was published in the Global Times newspaper, part of the government mouthpiece, People's Daily family and known for its stringent nationalistic articles and opinions.
Reacting to it, the Indian Embassy here shot off a letter to the newspaper underlining its unease at the tone of the write-up.
"It is extraordinary that a professor of law finds "understandable" what he himself describes as solving "the issue by force" that includes "illegal detaining" of Indians. The prevalence of such views and that your newspaper has chosen to print them makes the case for our advisory even more compelling," the Indian embassy note said.
It added: "The professor from Yiwu thinks that "radical actions" are a solution to trade disputes. Others like us expect, perhaps optimistically, the rule of law."
The report and the reaction come days after India issued a second advisory for its businessmen involved in trade in Yiwu. It followed the abduction two weeks ago of an Indian purchaser whose company had defaulted ….. He was freed and flew back to India after the Indian consulate in Shanghai and the local police arrested a suspect, a 30-year-old woman.
But Wu mentioned several other cases where Indians were involved in defaulting. "According to media reports in 2009, a Yiwu dealer sent a shipment of goods worth 6 million Yuan ($947, 400) to an Indian buyer, only to find out later that the buyer couldn't afford the deal and was unwilling to return the goods," was one example given by Wu.
He added: "Based on these accounts, it seems obvious that the Indians brought these troubles on themselves. It is them, not the Yiwu business community, who should be held accountable for these disputes."
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Right around this time, I list the six images that I've captured and mounted and nursed and nurtured and hoped would reach the walls of the Harriet May Mills Art Center at the New York State Fairgrounds. And right around this time, I wonder if these six images have earned their right to be among…Read More
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Rexleigh Bridge. Super-ultra-wide. Raskolnikov. Успіх!
When I work on a photo project, I keep battling it and battling it and battling it until I finally get the results I crave. Such has been the case with my weekend trips to Washington County to photograph the historic Rexleigh Covered Bridge. I couldn't get the foliage shot I wanted, mostly because there…Read More
Wintertime at the Rexleigh Bridge
Last autumn, I took pictures of the Rexleigh Covered Bridge in Washington County. I had hoped to capture the Rexleigh with fall foliage bursting around it … but the fall foliage at Rexleigh just wasn't being as cooperative as I wanted. Urgh. So I decided to go with Plan B. Plan B, in case you're…Read More
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In addition to bringing my Nikon Df camera (as well as my BlackBerry PRIV camera phone) with me on my Washington State trip, I brought three film cameras with me as well – my Leica M3 35mm shooter ("Leica Green"), my Krasnogorsk ФT-2 super-ultra-wide panoramic shooter ("Raskolnikov"), and, just for the heck of it, my…Read More
Raskolnikov's take on the Boreas Ponds
I'm still feeling the tightness in my hamstrings, and maybe it's because I'm completely out of shape. That happens. I wasn't built for speed. And when I traveled to the Boreas Ponds Tract last Monday, I over-estimated how much hiking was necessary to get from the parking lot to the destination – and from the…Read More
Raskolnikov and the Colorizebot
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Raskolnikov's Intersection, part 2
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Raskolnikov and The Intersection
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Beaches, birdies and bikinis
Look, I know I've been going on and on about my Florida vacation. But I need to focus on it so that I'm not focusing on other things. If you know what I mean. And that includes the remainder of the photos from my cameras. I spent Memorial Day at Flagler Beach, along Florida's Central…Read More
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ALFRED — A group of Alfred University alumni, faculty and staff, and students contributed to the cover article in the most recent issue of the American Ceramic Society Bulletin, which examines how ceramic components produced by three-dimensional printing can aid in research into possible human habitation of the moon and Mars.
"To Infinity and Beyond: Outer Space Applications of 3-D Ceramics Printed Via Ink Jet Methods" is the title of the cover story in the August 2018 ACerS Bulletin.
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L2 Aerospace, founded in 2010 by retired U.S. Air Force General Lance Lord, provides integrated ground, air and space-based products and services. Sam Deriso, chief engineer for L2 Aerospace, also contributed to the ACerS Bulletin article.
Other authors of the paper are Carol Craig and Ryan Jeffrey of Craig Technologies, Cape Canaveral, FL. Carol Craig is founder and CEO of Craig Technologies, which engineers, designs, prototypes, manufactures and tests a wide variety of mission-critical systems for a diverse range of customers and operates a nationally-recognized Aerospace & Defense Manufacturing Center (ADMC) in Cape Canaveral. In 2017, Craig Technologies was awarded a contract with NASA to support research and engineering products and services needs of the International Space Station. Jeffrey is a mechanical engineer at Craig Technologies.
Wang explained that research on printed functional ceramic components, and subsequent testing, would be conducted on the International Space Station (ISS). The tests would study how 3-D-printed components would hold up against the harsh radiation environment found on the moon and on Mars. The mission to deliver those 3-D-printed samples to the ISS is expected to take place late this year or early 2019.
Cost of shipping components such as radiation detectors and humidity sensors to the ISS would be prohibitive; current cargo shipments to the space station are estimated at between $20,000 and $60,000 per kilogram, according to the ACerS Bulletin Article.
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