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By Lisa Biehle Files
In June, Pope Francis released an almost 200-page encyclical, or circulated letter, with a decidedly green focus titled Laudato Si' or Be Praised. For all those fighting climate change, this was cause for celebration as well as time for reflection. Below, local sustainability leaders of faith—Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant—express how this encyclical will impact their lives, practically and spiritually. Pamela Todd, member of Grace Lutheran Church in River Forest Gina Orlando, member of Ascension Catholic Parish in Oak Park Margot McMahon, member of St. Giles Catholic Parish in Oak Park Cynthia Klein-Banai, member of West Suburban Temple Har Zion in River Forest Richard Alton, member of Euclid Avenue Methodist Church in Oak Park.
A community discussion about the encyclical called, "Pertinent Passages" will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 22, at Ascension Parish, 808 S. East Ave., in Oak Park. All are welcome.
Read on for personal reflections from Pamela, Gina, Margot, Cynthia, and Richard..
PAMELA TODD Member of Grace Lutheran Church in River Forest. Pamela is co-founder of West Cook Wild Ones and is lead content strategist for Siren Interactive. Her published novels are The Blind Faith Hotel and Pig and the Shrink.
What struck me most in Pope Francis' encyclical is the language of conversion that he uses. He says, "In calling to mind the figure of Saint Francis of Assisi, we come to realize that a healthy relationship with creation is one dimension of overall personal conversion, which entails the recognition of our errors, sins, faults, and failures, and leads to heartfelt repentance and desire to change." It seems that he is calling us to undergo a transformation in our relationship to creation. A change in behavior is not enough. What he is asking of us is a change of heart.
GINA ORLANDO Member of Ascension Catholic Parish in Oak Park. Gina teaches holistic health at DePaul University and is a wellness coach for her own company, Healthy is Wealthy!
I urgently appeal . . . for a new dialogue about how we are shaping the future of our planet. The urgent challenge to protect our common home includes a concern to bring the whole human family together to seek a sustainable and integral development, for we know that things can change. --Quotes by Pope Francis from the environmental encyclical Laudato Si'
I love the courage, spunk and vision of Pope Francis. He and this environmental encyclical brought me back to the Catholic Church and to my parish, Ascension in Oak Park. I've been involved in environmental issues and action for 45 years, but I got tired and discouraged through the decades. I always felt that we ecologically active people were on the fringe, that we were climbing a mountain, and that no one had our back. I feel supported and re-energized now! Ascension just created a Green Team we call H.O.M.E. (Honoring Our Mother Earth), and I can't wait to help create important, fun, targeted, creative ways to help the earth heal. I'm also on the EWG, Encyclical Working Group of the Archdiocese.
I was surprised by the level of strength and vision of this encyclical. The requests are vital and accurate, yet it's a creative challenge for person and parish to figure out small and large strategies to care for the earth, her poor, her plants and animals. The Pope did his research for this environmental encyclical. He focuses on climate change, the fossil fuel industry, the obsession with profit over people and planet, the throw-away/over-consumption culture, and the impact of environmental destruction on the planet and especially the poor. His writing is clear, caring, and calls for actions from each of us. It's an interfaith call to action to care for the earth, our common home. We can do it together. For we know that things can change.
Be Praised Our Sister Mother Earth, Brother Sun, Sister Moon, Brother Air and Sister Water. Excerpts from St. Francis' Canticle of the Sun, quoted in the encyclical Laudato Si'
MARGOT MCMAHON Member of St. Giles Catholic Parish in Oak Park. Margot is a sculptor and lifelong environmentalist who sees the human form as one with nature. Her sculptures are displayed in museums, galleries, and public spaces nationwide.
The earth has the right to be healthy. Pope Francis, in the encyclical Laudato Si', pinpoints the blame squarely on humans who burn fossil fuels to the extent of, ". . . unprecedented destruction of ecosystems." A scientist by training, our Pope understands the serious consequences with "grave implications" of continuing to destroy the natural world in the process of making and filling it with garbage. "The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth," he declares.
I have never felt so proud to be Catholic.
The broken relationship between humanity and the earth is essentially a spiritual problem. The rupture between people's insatiable consumerism and their irresponsibility to the world around them constitutes sin. This is an ecological sin that delays allowing the earth to heal. I have renewed faith in this message coming from this influential world spiritual leader. Every season and every day, all of us need to shift our behavior in small and large ways to heal the ecological disaster that we have created. Steps need to be taken by us immediately for the earth to regain a healthy balance. The earth wants to heal; we need to help shepherd its way back to health. We can start with the conviction that, "Less is more."
People have the right to be healthy. Recently, Pope Francis directed every Catholic pastor to give a homily in every Catholic parish to the one billion Catholics worldwide to adjust behavior and limit carbon emissions. He provokes action for a conversion in humans to comprehend their place in creating this ecological crisis on earth. Our new direction of a moral awakening, inspiring human responsibility to the earth, reaches beyond Catholics to all humanity. This is an abrupt reminder that it is our responsibility to leave a clean and safe planet for future generations.
Pope Francis urges us to think bigger —beyond our short-term consumerist patterns. Wealthier nations must take responsibility for poorer people who will be more dramatically affected by climate change. The poorest populations will be adapting to rising sea levels, devastating droughts and floods without the resources to bounce back. Those nations who contribute more towards destabilizing our eco-system need to contribute their resources to build resilient communities for the underprivileged. Resilient communities is our new mission. It will take cooperation and contributions to enable safety for all. "A new command I give you: Love one another as I have loved you." John 13:33
CYNTHIA KLEIN-BANAI Member of West Suburban Temple Har Zion in River Forest. Cynthia is associate chancellor for sustainability at University of Illinois at Chicago, where she earned a Ph.D. in environmental and occupational health sciences.
My personal response to the Pope's encyclical is that of hope. As a sustainability professional, my response is that this is a very comprehensive, well-written, interdisciplinary document that explains the threats of climate change within the context of a broad definition of sustainability. My hope is that more people will understand that climate change is an issue we must act on now, not just for the good of the environment, but for the good of humanity. My hope is that people of faith, particularly those who have worked against taking action on climate change will see the error of their ways. Even if they continue to deny climate change, others who do not have a vested interest – the general populace – will come around to actively support climate policy and take personal actions that make a difference.
As a Jew who has studied this issue from both a religious and scientific point of view, I was pleased to see the Biblical evidence that was put forth for this encyclical is the same as the texts that contemporary and historic Rabbis have used to discuss the environment. These include the laws of the Sabbatical Year and Jubilee (Leviticus 25), the protection of species (Deuteronomy 22:6-7), the misreading of Genesis 1:28 about human beings having "dominion over the earth", and involving Genesis 2:15 that says we should "till and keep" the garden of the world. The Pope also uses scientific evidence to prove the basis of his claim that the climate is changing due to human activity. He pulls together the language of the Bible, science, economics, and social science to create a moral imperative to act.
The Pope provides an astute analysis of the current situation we find ourselves in and our inability to carry out comprehensive solutions. "We still lack the culture needed to confront the crisis," leadership to take us in a new direction, and a "legal framework" to set boundaries and protect ecosystems. The Pope recognizes that people from many cultures and religions will need to work together and speak within their own language with their own people. Technology hasn't provided the solution and scientific progress does not mean humanity is progressing. "There can be no renewal of our relationship with nature without a renewal of humanity itself." We need to repair fundamental human relationships in order to heal our relationship with nature and the environment.
The encyclical provides a variety of solutions to this complex crisis which requires an integrated approach to combatting poverty, restoring dignity, and protecting nature. These solutions require research on ecosystems and their regenerative ability. They must provide economic growth for all of humanity, protect cultural treasures and unique human identities, and involve local people.
Action on climate change will also result in building better housing; improving public transportation; inculcating the notion of common good through a unifying principle of social ethics; and providing intergenerational equity. The proposed actions go from the mundane to the spiritual and include replacing fossil fuels with renewables (specifically using the mechanism of trading carbon credits), international agreements which include oceans, energy conservation, use of environmental impact assessments, decreasing the pace of product consumption, reuse and recycling, redefining the notion of progress, awakening a new reverence for life, environmental education everywhere, and shared responsibility. These will lead to joy, peace, happiness, and love that result from less focus on consumerism.
Pope Francis has taken a bold and profound step by speaking out in such a compelling way for climate action. We are at a tipping point, and I hope this will tip us in the direction of change for the good of all.
RICHARD ALTON Member of Euclid Avenue Methodist Church in Oak Park. Richard is an associate of the Institute of Cultural Affairs in Chicago and Africa. He is also a founding member of Interfaith Green Network and Green Community Connections.
The Pope is coming and he is not happy. Ok, he is not coming to Chicago, but he is coming to New York City to speak to the United Nations and then to Philadelphia, where America started, and finally to Washington D.C. to address both Houses of Congress. This could be the defining moment in history as the Pope drives out the money changers from the temple (we only wish).
The great thing about the Pope's encyclical letter (who ever heard of a letter that is 190 pages?) is that he wants an open discussion and disagreement for free exchange to enhance our thinking. He wants to challenge the conscience of us all so that may lead to progress toward a "responsible collective answer" to one of the great challenges of our times. I love it.
Gina Orlando of DePaul University and the Archdiocesan Encyclical Working Group (EWG) and, even more importantly, a member of the Green Team at the Oak Park Ascension Parish (Ascension's H.O.M.E. Team: Honoring Our Mother Earth) is preparing events for Oak Park. On October 18, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., there will be a Regional Interfaith Green Team Training at Ascension. This event will be co-sponsored by Faith in Place and CSIP (Chicago Sustainability Interfaith Partnership). All are invited, and the Pope will be very happy if you get involved.


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Soul Station Feature: Ronnie Self
Instant Man
My everlasting appreciation of Ronnie Self stems largely from knowing a great band from Springfield, MO, variously known as The Symptoms, Morells and Skeletons. They have promoted his works since the mid 1970s. Self was from Tin Town, MO, not too far from Springfield. His early 45s are the kind of rockabilly that legends are made of: tough rocking guitars, slick, inventive language, and sometimes wild, edgy singing. His Bop-A-Lena on Columbia charted in 1958, but no higher that #68. Fortune and fame, though, came as a song writer, as his works were successfully covered by Brenda Lee. He moved from Columbia to Decca but after his first release, the material became less rock and rockabilly and more pop and straight country, though his singing remained very strong even on weak discs. One side I've always liked is Instant Man, as it has great lyrics, wonderful singing, cool r&b horns and an almost cute electric keyboard that reminds me of early Del Shannon. Even the female chorus doesn't lessen the appeal. Self continued to write and occasionally made records after leaving Decca We must be thankful for many great songs he wrote that he did not release commercially, like Home In My Hand and Waiting For My Gin To Hit Me, which in some ways describes his severe drinking problems and early death at age 43.
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~Global leaders in wireless solutions over 13 countries~
Chennai: July 27, 2015: IP-COM the global leader in manufacturing and supplying Commercial networking products and solution today announced its entry into the burgeoning Indian market. IP-COM offers complete end to end WLAN Networking Solutions& Equipment for SMB's and Commercial Establishments. IP-COM 's solution and products are best suited to cater to industries such as Hospitality, Real Estate, Hot Spot zones, Corporations, Educational Institutions, Hospitals, Airport, Shopping Malls among others.
Speaking on the occasion Mr. Bruce Zhou, Global Sales Director IP-COM Networks, said "As one of the biggest Broadcom chipset based product manufacturer, we will ensure we deliver international quality products in India as well. We commit to deliver reliable, stable wireless products to our partners that will ensure not only our growth but complete satisfaction from the end service user as well. We intend to expand by using channel partners and have evolved a long term plan for the India region which has immense potential. Our growth plan is based on an aggressive model and we intend to grow globally by more than 200% YOY over the next 5 years and have also planned our investments accordingly to attain this goal. The Indian market certainly is a special one for us to establish our footprints as the new Indian Government has been bullish on different aspects such as Digital India, Make in India, and Smart City concepts that will make it truly an IT empowered destination within the next five years."
Since its inception in 2007, IP-COM has been recognized as one of the fastest growing brands in China and nominated as one of the TOP10 potential IP Networking Brands in China and has won unparalleled recognition in others parts of the world too. IP-COM has demonstrated a quick growth in the Chinese domestic market as well as the overseas markets by expanding into USA, Germany, Canada, Venezuela, Brazil, South Africa, United Kingdom, Poland, Russia, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Indonesia and Australia. More than 1000 R&D professional engineers have been recruited for development of state-of-art solutions in the wireless segment. The 50,000SQM self-owned state-of-the- art independent factory in China takes care of the production and quality control. Over3000 personnel work in tandem to ensure that the core value proposition of Quality & Service remains seamless to customers worldwide. IP-COM has been providing Commercial Wireless Coverage Solution and Products honed by practical project experience across industry verticals in various parts of the world.
IP-COM has innovative product models for different project requirements, which is one obvious advantage compared to any other AP provider. IP-COM not only provides the product, but also a unified solution and service which is truly an unbeatable offering.
Mr. Pinaki Chatterjee, Director Sales India and SAARC IP-COM Networks added "IP-COM is strong at the core as we own 3 R&D units, with one based out of US and two from China with more than 1000 highly qualified engineers working hard to innovate indigenous products. I am sure with this ability at our disposal, we are ready to address the needs of the Indian market and support our partner/channel eco system to align with us on the steep growth curve that we have envisaged. We look at garnering a 10-15% market share within the next three years. We are also contemplating setting up a state-of-the art manufacturing facility in India within the next five years that will help us expand our footprints in the SAARC region. In India we have planned investment amounting to 50 ~100 Cr for setting up manufacturing unit as we move forward"
IP-COM's core business concept is to coordinate and acquire customers for building up high-speed, security, low maintenance cost Wi-Fi network. Based on different application environments IP-COM could provide specific and varied solutions with its numerous product lines. The solutions include small budget for 100 users, high-performance for 300 users and high-satisfaction for 500 users of high-density access. All these solutions have features of artistic installation, unified management and intelligent QoS.
Speaking during the occasion Mr. J Madhu Kumar, Head Networking Business unit, Redington Said " It gives me immense pleasure in announcing our Strategic distribution alliance with a Global leader in the Industry networking equipment segment. IP-COM offers total Networking solution for Small & Medium Sized enterprises, hotels, hospitals, schools etc. IP-COM products include Indoor AP, Outdoor AP, PoE Switches and Gateways. With our presence in 50+ cities and with large community of partners spread across Indian cities ranging from small resellers to SI's will underline the core strength of partnership between IP-COM as a brand and Redington as a Distributor."
IP-COM makes a big step forward to the Indian networking market through this successful Brand Launch Conference and will obtain great achievement with the public recognition.
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IRS Issues Interim Guidance on Nonprofit Excise Tax
Directives related to deferred compensation plans have ASAE concerned
On Dec. 31, 2018, despite the partial government shutdown, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued interim guidance on the 21 percent excise tax on tax-exempt executive compensation exceeding $1 million in any taxable year, enacted as part of the 2017 tax law.
The American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) has flagged the tax as concerning to the tax-exempt community, particularly because compensation subject to the new tax includes more than just base salary. It also includes the cash value of most benefits, including those that have vested but haven't been received, retirement benefits, and certain retention payments contingent upon service. This means that many nonprofits could be affected, not just those with highly compensated CEOs.
ASAE is particularly concerned about the treatment of amounts payable under Section 457(f) deferred compensation plans in which benefits vest all at once after a period of years (i.e., a "cliff-vesting" provision).
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How much technology do you use in a day? For starters, how about the device you are reading this on? Or the app you used to check what time the bus was coming this morning? Did you put your cereal bowl and cup in the dishwasher? Or use the stove to make bacon and eggs?
The amount of technology we use in a day is mindboggling when you take a second to think about it. The relationship we, as a society, have with technology, the way in which it shapes our culture, and the way our culture can shape it, is even more difficult to wrap your head around. These are just some of the ideas that will be explored in CUOL's upcoming web course, Technology, Culture, and Society, taught by Professor Carlos Novas.
The course aims to introduce students to the relationship between technology and society. It does this by analyzing the role of technology in our everyday lives: technologies that are encountered in the home (such as appliances), indispensable technologies like mobile phones, those used for making and listening to music, and other devices such as surveillance cameras.
Novas, whose own career is built on this specialized area of study, says it is important for students to learn about technology and society because of its pervasive effect on our everyday lives and its ability to shape social change.
"I think that is is especially important in an era of rapid and continuous technological change that students take some time to think about how they use technology," he says.
From a young age, Novas was interested in science and technology. His father was a contractor, so he was introduced to tools early in life. Wanting to understand the mechanics behind his toys, he would take them apart and rebuild them, "which I think sparked my interest in science and technology," he says.
After completing his master's degree at the Institute of Political Economy at Carleton University, he learned that he was able to combine his interest in the social sciences with his long-standing fascination with all things scientific and technological.
Even today, Novas realizes how he extensively uses – and even relies – on technology; he will be instructing this web course from Chile, which is part of the reason he is teaching online.
Not only will the course focus on technology's impact on society, but Novas says he wants to make students aware of their ability to influence the design of technologies, rather than just passively accept technological change.
"One of the aims of this course is to dispel the myth that technology is an autonomous force and that there is nothing we can do as individuals or as a society to shape the pace of technological change," he says.
In fact, one of the main things Novas hopes his students know prior to enrolling in his class is that technology is not a murky, autonomous or "out of control" force over which humans have little say.
To learn more about the course, see the calendar listing.
For more articles, see CUOL's story archive.
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Day: 22
Date: 22 Jan 2018 11:24PM EST
Location: Trail Angel's Home In Oviedo, FL
Today's Miles: 23.8
Total Miles: 389.9
Nice long day of walking today.
Woke up around 0630, put a few sundries in my pack to slack with, and went out into the house of the trail angel I'm being hosted by. We were going to do a light breakfast at the house but decided last minute to head over to the Town House restaurant instead, which was absolutely fine by me.
Had a double breakfast of french toast, grits, some gyro meat, some eggs, and toast. Topped it all off with a few cups of coffee and off I went.
Entire day was on bike paths and pavement through the suburbs of Orlando. Definitely wasn't a traditional 'trail' day, but it was enjoyable nonetheless.
Was able to graze throughout the day on restaurant food, something not usually available on a thru. Had a nice frozen beverage from Dunkin' Donuts mid morning, a Subway sandwich around noon, and a cheeky McDonald's for a late lunch.
Continued on walking into the late afternoon and made it to the end of the long town section. Trail angel worked until later in the evening so I had a seat at my destination and tried to relax for a bit.
Shortly after she picked me up we stopped at a grocery store so I could reaupply. Afterwords we sat at her house talking late into the evening.
Another night in a bed, definitely getting spoiled. Tomorrow she'll return me to the trail and we'll part ways until next weekend when the hikers gather for meet Florida Trail style meetup, Billy Goat Days!


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Huskies Insider Blog
Neuheisel thrilled to be back coaching in Pac-10
I started covering the Huskies in Keith Gilbertson's second season. Which means, I never got to cover Rick Neuheisel.
I got my first real time with him at media day; and he certainly seemed to say all the right things. I'll have some of that in the Friday paper. But here is some of what we heard from Neuheisel.
Where I was in 2003 and 2003 to getting this opportunity has been kind of like a climb. I've been trying to climb back. And when you get that call, and you're waiting for the fax to come across that machine, it's pretty special. You have a lot of flashbacks about stuff that went on, but now you're excited about all that lies ahead. Maybe that's what is the most fun: Now there is a future. We're never guaranteed anything, but at least there is the thought that you're going to get to do this after wondering if it's ever going to happen.
I was always confident. But there were days when there was less confidence than others. Saturdays were hard days. I couldn't stand not watching it. I had to watch every game. … I'd watch literally from the time we left the office until it was dark. And I'd coach every game. I'd manage every game and every decision and scream at TV and so forth.
The dealing with the dismissal and the lawsuit in such a public forum, and having things said about your publicly… As a coach you get to coach next week – win a game and stop all the talk, right? When you're not able to do that, you don't have that. You have to kind of weather it. And what makes it even more difficult is it's your family and your wife and all these people who have to deal with it, and they did nothing: guilt by association. And you have to deal with that. Those things you wouldn't wish on anybody.
In my last year, Pete Carroll was a good coach. Now he's an icon. Mike Bellotti has now reached the status he deserves, given his longevity and his status and the things that he's accomplished. Jeff Tedford is now a bona fide big-time coach. Dennis Erickson was already, but now has come back and rekindled the magic that everybody knew he had at Arizona State, and he's on everybody's who's who list. The Pac-10 now is a legitimate hotbed for big-time coaches. I would say on par with the SEC, definitely on par with the SEC. … You can go on down the list. I think Harbaugh hit one out of the park last year when he made the big statements early and then beats SC – you've got to admire that. This is a great conference and I'm happy to be part of it.
On UCLA'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON
I'm still not allowing myself to be depressed about it. Just because in college football, every game's hard. Going to Seattle will be an interesting game from a media perspective – there will be lots of storylines. But I kind of have already been through it with the Colorado-Washington game. So I'm not as leery as I might have been. … There will be a lot of emotion in the building. It should be a good football game.
ON THE RECEPTION HE EXPECTSI imagine it will be a lot of boos. Maybe that will be the nice way to put it.
For me, I had a great experience at the University of Washington. The ending was messy. I feel badly about it because there were no winners in the end. I didn't win. They didn't win. A lot of good people were hurt by the chain of events and it was too bad. It didn't need to go down that way. But that's in the past, and hopefully everybody's learned from it. I certainly have and we move on.


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How to Use Python to Develop Graphs for Data Science
Graphs are useful for data scientists. A graph is a depiction of data showing the connections between data points using lines in Pythopn. The purpose is to show that some data points relate to other data points, but not all the data points that appear on the graph.
Think about a map of a subway system. Each of the stations connects to other stations, but no single station connects to all the stations in the subway system. Graphs are a popular data science topic because of their use in social media analysis. When performing social media analysis, you depict and analyze networks of relationships, such as friends or business connections, from social hubs such as Facebook, Google+, Twitter, or LinkedIn.
The two common depictions of graphs are undirected, where the graph simply shows lines between data elements, and directed, where arrows added to the line show that data flows in a particular direction. For example, consider a depiction of a water system. The water would flow in just one direction in most cases, so you could use a directed graph to depict not only the connections between sources and targets for the water but also to show water direction by using arrows.
Developing undirected graphs
An undirected graph simply shows connections between nodes. The output doesn't provide a direction from one node to the next. For example, when establishing connectivity between web pages, no direction is implied. The following example shows how to create an undirected graph.
import networkx as nx import matplotlib.pyplot as plt G = nx.Graph() H = nx.Graph() G.add_node(1) G.add_nodes_from([2, 3]) G.add_nodes_from(range(4, 7)) H.add_node(7) G.add_nodes_from(H) G.add_edge(1, 2) G.add_edge(1, 1) G.add_edges_from([(2,3), (3,6), (4,6), (5,6)]) H.add_edges_from([(4,7), (5,7), (6,7)]) G.add_edges_from(H.edges()) nx.draw_networkx(G) plt.show()
This example builds the graph using a number of different techniques. It begins by importing the Networkx package. To create a new undirected graph, the code calls the Graph() constructor, which can take a number of input arguments to use as attributes. However, you can build a perfectly usable graph without using attributes, which is what this example does.
The easiest way to add a node is to call add_node() with a node number. You can also add a list, dictionary, or range() of nodes using add_nodes_from(). In fact, you can import nodes from other graphs if you want.
Even though the nodes used in the example rely on numbers, you don't have to use numbers for your nodes. A node can use a single letter, a string, or even a date. Nodes do have some restrictions. For example, you can't create a node using a Boolean value.
Nodes don't have any connectivity at the outset. You must define connections (edges) between them. To add a single edge, you call add_edge() with the numbers of the nodes that you want to add. As with nodes, you can use add_edges_from() to create more than one edge using a list, dictionary, or another graph as input. Here's the output from this example (your output may differ slightly but should have the same connections).
Developing directed graphs
You use directed graphs when you need to show a direction, say from a start point to an end point. When you get a map that shows you how to get from one specific point to another, the starting node and ending node are marked as such and the lines between these nodes (and all the intermediate nodes), show direction.
Your graphs need not be boring. You can dress them up in all sorts of ways so that the viewer gains additional information in different ways. For example, you can create custom labels, use specific colors for certain nodes, or rely on color to help people see the meaning behind your graphs.
You can also change edge line weight and use other techniques to mark a specific path between nodes as the better one to choose. The following example shows many (but not nearly all) the ways in which you can dress up a directed graph and make it more interesting:
import networkx as nx import matplotlib.pyplot as plt G = nx.DiGraph() G.add_node(1) G.add_nodes_from([2, 3]) G.add_nodes_from(range(4, 6)) G.add_path([6, 7, 8]) G.add_edge(1, 2) G.add_edges_from([(1,4), (4,5), (2,3), (3,6), (5,6)]) colors = ['r', 'g', 'g', 'g', 'g', 'm', 'm', 'r'] labels = {1:'Start', 2:'2', 3:'3', 4:'4', 5:'5', 6:'6', 7:'7', 8:'End'} sizes = [800, 300, 300, 300, 300, 600, 300, 800] nx.draw_networkx(G, node_color=colors, node_shape='D', with_labels=True, labels=labels, node_size=sizes) plt.show()
The example begins by creating a directional graph using the DiGraph() constructor. You should note that the NetworkX package also supports MultiGraph() and MultiDiGraph() graph types. Check out this listing of all the graph types.
Adding nodes is much like working with an undirected graph. You can add single nodes using add_node() and multiple nodes using add_nodes_from(). The add_path() call lets you create nodes and edges at the same time. The order of nodes in the call is important. The flow from one node to another is from left to right in the list supplied to the call.
Adding edges is much the same as working with an undirected graph, too. You can use add_edge() to add a single edge or add_edges_from() to add multiple edges at one time. However, the order of the node numbers is important. The flow goes from the left node to the right node in each pair.
This example adds special node colors, labels, shape (only one shape is used), and sizes to the output. You still call on draw_networkx() to perform the task. However, adding the parameters shown changes the appearance of the graph. Note that you must set with_labels to True in order to see the labels provided by the labels parameter. Here is the output from this example.


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The Jakarta Post
The arson attack on a church in Aceh Singkil, Aceh, on Oct. 13 has added to the already long list of violence related to places of worship in the country. Only three months earlier, on July 17, a mosque in Tolikara, Papua, was burned down during Idul Fitri. The two incidents, and others, reflect broader obstacles to peaceful coexistence in post-reform Indonesia.
In both the Aceh Singkil and Tolikara cases, rumors and threats of attack had preceded the incidents but intelligence agencies failed to act decisively, showing the inability and ignorance on the part of security authorities to prevent the violence.
As in the Aceh Singkil case, the issue of authorization, such as the need to obtain a building permit from the local government, has been used to justify attacks on churches.
The government introduced in 1969 a ministerial decree which stipulated administrative procedures to obtain permits to build a place of worship. The regulation was revised in 2006 under the president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and remains in force.
The policy shows that throughout our history, the state has never ceased to be involved in private affairs like religion. To maintain interreligious harmony, the state manages and regulates religion in public life, which conservative groups find useful to assert their vision of public morality and piety.
Following the 2006 joint ministerial decree on procedures to build places of worship, the government established a special body to deal with interfaith relations. The Inter-Religious Harmony Forum (FKUB) comprises representatives of different religious communities and the government, whose job is to ensure religious harmony at the local level, including the procedures to build a place of worship.
Indeed, the FKUB has limitations and the very intentions of its foundation have been questioned.
More than that, the joint decree can be challenged on several fronts. First, it wrongly assumes that state interference is key to religious tolerance. Second, many consider this regulation a breach of the Constitution and freedom of religion, which is a basic human right that is subject to state intervention.
Third, the regulation is evidence of religious conservatism. It is hardly surprising that conservative and radical Islamist groups frequently refer to this regulation to justify and perpetuate attacks not only on places of worship of religious minorities, but also those who advocate religious freedom and pluralist coexistence.
The 'radicals' may be a minority, but they have managed to exercise an influence in public life far greater than their number in society. In contemporary democratic Indonesia, most violence and attacks on churches and mosques belonging to 'deviant' groups have been carried out not by the state but by Muslim militias determined to promote their own vision of state-religion relations.
For religious freedom to have bigger impacts on reducing violence, not only does the regulation on the construction of places of worship have to be aligned with the Constitution's notion of religious freedom. The authorities must also be willing to act decisively whenever violations of the freedom occur.
While the regulation, for the purpose of maintaining social stability and interreligious harmony, to a certain extent is acceptable given the pluralistic and public nature of religion in this country, it should not complicate, let alone thwart, the building of places of worship of religious minority groups.
Many studies have shown that perpetrators of church vandalism and destruction were those who used symbols relating to Islam or acted in the name of the Muslim community.
And the government has been slow to respond, for fear of being accused of violating Islamists' human rights. The political establishment as a whole seems reluctant to pressure Islamist radical groups because they want to avoid being perceived as anti-Islam.
The increasing amount of church destruction in the post-reform era is complex and the absence of the state or, at least, its inability to act decisively, contributes to the rise.
Of course, church disputes are affected by a wide range of issues and cannot be simply explained in terms of a majority-minority problem.
In several places, such as Bogor, the dispute is between a religious minority and local government authorities who, to some extent, are supported by radical Islamist groups.
This 'backdoor' relationship between local administrations and radical groups often leads to either the state's failure to prosecute when minorities are harassed and attacked or even its active participation in violations of religious freedom.
My deepest concern, however, is the increasing intolerance among Indonesian Muslims toward the building of places of worship of religious minorities.
A survey from the Indonesian Survey Institute in 2011 revealed a striking phenomenon: Indonesian Muslims are highly tolerant toward non-Muslims, but not to their places of worship.
Among the members of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) and Muhammadiyah, the country's two largest Muslim organizations which are regarded as the vanguards of moderate Islam, only about 30 percent object to non-Muslims moving into their neighborhood.
This reflects a remarkable level of tolerance toward non-Muslims. However, 63.3 percent of NU members and 75.6 percent of Muhammadiyah members do not want a non-Muslim place of worship to be built in their neighborhood.
This does not mean, however, that a high level of intolerance explains the intensity and extensity of church attacks. When several churches were under threat by radical groups before Christmas celebrations, the then Muhammadiyah chairman Din Syamsuddin offered Muhammadiyah offices, schools and buildings across the country to be used by Christians in the event that their churches were closed down or if they felt unsafe in their churches.
In response to the Aceh Singkil incident, NU and Muhammadiyah leadership at both national and local levels in Aceh stated their condemnation, saying that the act was intolerable no matter the reason. They also urged the police to bring the perpetrators to justice and prevent further violence.
Of course, this message must be conveyed and translated to the grassroots level to strengthen interreligious collaboration for peaceful coexistence and to prevent such incidents from recurring everywhere in the country.
The writer is an assistant professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame, the US.
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From Georgian Bay to our flowing rivers and inland lakes, getting out on the water is a big part of life in Grey County. As you plan your family vacation, make this the summer you get your children out paddling our endless sparkling waters. Whether you want to try stand-up paddling, canoe down the Beaver River, spend the afternoon fishing at Lake Eugenia or follow up a round of mini-golf with a paddleboat ride up the Sydenham, there's a family-friendly paddling option for you.
Canoe the Beaver River
(Multiple access points)
If the idea of taking your family canoeing is daunting, the Beaver River is a great place to start. This gentle, flowing river is paddled in sections from Kimberley to Epping (about 2 to 3 hours), from Epping to Heathcote (about 2 hours) or from Heathcote to Slabtown (about 1 hour). If you are new to paddling, need a rental or a shuttle or would like to take a guided trip, your best bet is to work with the folks from Free Spirit Tours (519-599-2268) in Heathcote or Eagle Adventures (705-888-2551). These guides are on the river frequently and have up to date information about water levels and conditions. One family friendly way to paddle the Beaver is to park at Heathcote, have Free Spirit shuttle you to Epping and paddle back to your car. Be sure to visit the Blackbird Pie Company first and pack your boat with butter tarts for the trip downstream. Be sure to bring lots of water, sunscreen and bug repellent too.
Paddle at Harrison Park
137 2nd Ave East, Owen Sound
A great visit to Owen Sound should include a stop at one of the city's most beautiful green spaces—Harrison Park. This recreational gem has playgrounds, hiking trails, camping and mini-golf. Families often visit to feed the birds and grab a double scoop from the Harrison Park Inn. While you're here, take advantage of the onsite canoe and paddleboat rentals. Situated right on the Sydenham River, you can rent a canoe or paddleboat by the hour and explore this family-friendly river with ease. This park and paddle approach is a great way to get your family out on the water this summer. For more information, call Owen Sound Tourism at 1-888-675-5555 to plan your paddle.
SUP at Northwinds Beach
209605 Highway 26, The Blue Mountains
Stand-up paddleboarding has taken the paddling world by storm the last few years. This unique sport lets you experience a bit of surf culture while exploring lakes and rivers or the waters of Georgian Bay. If you're looking to try the sport for the first time, head to Northwinds Beach in Craigleith and stop by Blue Surf (705-293-9322) on Highway 26. The folks at Blue Surf offer stand-up paddleboard rentals, as well as lessons and group tours. Kayak rentals are also available. Be sure to check weather conditions in advance. It's best to wait for a calm day to explore Georgian Bay.
Go Fishing at Lake Eugenia
251 Canrobert Street, Eugenia
This large man-made lake is located just outside the village of Eugenia in the Beaver Valley. A popular lake for cottagers, this is a great destination for canoeing, kayaking or fishing the waters in a motorized watercraft. There is a public boat launch located on the South Side of the lake with a small beach area for swimming.
Need to rent a boat or prefer to take a guided tour? Call the Cedars of Lake Eugenia Cottage Resort (1-800-747-7014) to inquire about daily and hourly rentals of canoe and paddleboats. Small fishing boats are also available by the day. Why not extend your Lake Eugenia experience with an overnight stay? The Cedars of Lake Eugenia Family Getaway Package includes a 2-night stay, 2 breakfasts and dinner. The best part? Canoes and paddleboats rentals are free for resort guests.
While you're in town, visit the Eugenia Emporium for great take out and local snacks or dine-in at the renowned Flying Chestnut Kitchen. Add a hike to your adventure with a visit to the 30-metre high Eugenia Falls.


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A new 3D actino-RPG called Devoid of Shadows has made its way to Steam Greenlight in search of votes. Developer ArsLogica recently took their game to Steam's soon to be defunct platform in order to get one last push in to get their game on the Steam store before Steam Direct becomes the standard way in which indie titles make their way to Steam.
We covered Devoid of Shadows a while back when it was first announced by N-Game Studios and ArsLogica. At the time they had only announced that the game was in development for PC and would be making its way to gamers featuring rogue-like elements and some forms of emergent gameplay.
Devoid of Shadows sees players in control of a vampire who attempts to rule Galidon. In order to do so you must search through the Labyrinth to uncover the secret power and defeat all enemies along the way.
Much like Diablo, players can loot new gear and upgrade their castle, which will work as a base for their hero.
The castle can be upgraded with new shops, courts and crafting stations where you can research and acquire new gear for your vampire lord. However, you'll need to traverse the deadly labyrinth and its randomly generated halls in order to acquire the loot necessary to grow strong.
You can get an idea of what the gameplay is like with a demo video below, which showcases some of the gameplay for the 3D action-RPG.
One of the highlights of Devoid of Shadows is that the game allows you to acquire all sorts of cool gear throughout your dungeon runs, including weapons, armor, materials and magic. What's more is that everything you loot can also be crafted. You can use the crafting stations in your castle to actually craft just about every item you encounter.
Not only that, you can also improve on these items after you acquire them from the Labyrinth, to upgrade and enhance them so that they're even better than when you retrieved them.
You can vote for Devoid of Shadows over on the Steam Greenlight page if this seems like a game you might enjoy playing on PC.


text: My training in paediatrics and paediatric neurology has had a very clinical focus, with only a recent, but very enjoyable and interesting, foray into clinical research. After completing my undergraduate medical degree at Bangalore University, I trained in general paediatrics (M.D. Paediatrics) in Baroda, in North India. After arriving in Australia in 2005, and briefly considering training in neonatology, I completed my FRACP exams in 2007, followed by training in general neurology (SCH) and neurogenetics (CHW). I had the opportunity to undertake post-fellowship neuromuscular training at NHNN, Queen Square and GOSH, and since my return in early 2012, have been employed as a part-time Staff Specialist at CHW while also undertaking a PhD. In addition to clinical neurology, my specific clinical interests include childhood neuromuscular disease, specifically inherited neuropathies.


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Marilla Jennings Hiltz and Miklos Chai Vasarhelyi were married Saturday evening at the summer home of the bride's family in East Hampton, N.Y. The Rev. Ted Pardoe, an Episcopal priest, officiated.
Mrs. Vasarhelyi, 28, works in Manhattan as a marketing manager for Clinique, an Estée Lauder brand. She graduated from Princeton and received an M.B.A. from Columbia.
She is the daughter of Judith Bingham Hiltz and William Otis Hiltz of Brooklyn. Her father is a senior managing director of Evercore Partners, an investment bank in Manhattan. He was chairman of Lenox Hill Hospital from 2003 to 2014. Her mother is on the board of Lincoln Center Theater.
Mr. Vasarhelyi, 31, is a research analyst in Manhattan for Pzena Investment Management, an investment firm. He graduated from Columbia, from which he also received an M.B.A.
He is the son of Marina C. Vasarhelyi and Miklos A. Vasarhelyi of Manhattan. His mother is the interim vice president for finance at Manhattanville College in Purchase, N.Y. His father is a professor of accounting and information systems at Rutgers in Newark.


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This Stag Beetle Kit by Assembli is freaking awesome! The beetle itself is a work of art but their packaging is on point too. I want one to put up on my wall. Too bad Christmas has passed, otherwise it would have gone on my wish list.
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BilletSpin Tops: Navigator /
I've always loved spinning tops from when I was very young. My first top was a wooden throw top that my dad taught me how to throw. It took a while to get the hang of it, but that memory has stayed with me ever since. Now that I'm older, I still love tops, but my tastes have also gotten older.
In comes the precision metal spinning tops. These suckers might be expensive, but are well worth it. They are tiny pieces of art that you can play with. Yes you could buy another knife to add to your collection of EDC with the amount that you spend, but you can't really play with a knife in the way you could with a top. Plus you can bring it anywhere unlike with a knife.
That being said, you should check out the Navigator by BilletSpin on Indiegogo. This is the 25th top that they've made and its a beauty of a top. The machine work on this thing is gorgeous. Reminds me of what I imagined the Golden Compass should look like.
Last bit of information, once this campaign is over, they wont be made again!
Final Fantasy VII Remake /
I guess it's time to save up for a PS4...
3A Toys x Bravest Warriors /
I don't even know where to start. I've been following WO3A for quite some time and hope to own a toy of theirs in the near future. I haven't made a purchase yet mostly because I don't have the funds to buy one of their amazing toys.
It is definitely getting way more difficult especially with the new release of the Bravest Warriors toys. I mean, just look at them! Beautifully made! You can pre-order them at Bambalandstore May 21st, mark your calendars!
Kickstarter | Penxo /
Recently I've returned to using 2mm mechanical pencils to get a more organic feel in my sketches. I love the sharp point of a 0.5 mm pencil, but it was just too rigid for me.
But me being me, I search near and far for the writing utensil best suited for me. This also means that form and function must be on the same level. In the case of my everyday carry pen, I searched for about 2 years before landing happily on the Karas Kustoms Retrakt with a Parker Pen fine ball point tip refill. The aesthetics of the pen are beautiful and the function of the Parker refill suit my writing and sketching needs perfectly.
I'm undergoing the same process at the moment with my pencil. Currently I'm using a Staedtler 2mm pencil and functionality wise, it works fine. The aesthetics portion however, are just so so in my opinion. But as always, Kickstarter seems to save the day. I discovered the Penxo today and immediately backed the project! It is such a beautiful and simple writing utensil an the perfect mix of beauty and utility. I just hope that when I receive my very own Penxo, it will hold up to it's presumed glory.
Medium: Why You Turn Up /
This is what I need...
You turn up because of the people around you.
You know, the ones with common interests and sense of ambition.
The ones who want to invent new things and do old things better.
The ones whose distortion of reality present challenges that stretch you.
The ones who give you freedom to do things differently.
The ones you trust not to drop the ball (there are no ball droppers here).
You even turn up for the ones who grate on you (they're also brilliant).
You turn up because the people around you value what you do.
They believe in you and give you what you need.
Together you create something more than a job.
Don't settle for anything less.
DIY Mini BB-8 /
As many should know by now, BB-8 the spherical droid, is not cgi. The droid is an actual physical object that the actors were able to interact with. BB-8 has been developed with the aid of Sphero the company that developed the smartphone controlled RC ball.
Well Christian Poulsen has already hacked said RC ball into a mini BB-8! If you want to build your own little BB-8, Poulsen has a breakdown on how to make one at Make:
Tested: Felt Creatures with Woolbuddy /
Norm from Tested interviews Jackie Huang from "Woolbuddies" at WonderCon 2015. I saw this guy a few years back at Dcon and his kits are amazing. I'm thinking about buying a kit again!
If you're looking for a fun weekend project or a fun DIY gift for someone, this is definitely a fun project to pick up.
Tsunago: Pencil Sharpener/Joiner /
This is a genius way by Nakajima Jukyudo to save all those pencil stubs that are just too difficult to hold but such a waste to throw away. That is, if you still use pencils.
Do With Less /
I haven't been stressed about money per se, but I've been concerned over my spending habits and have wondering if I'm living beyond my means. The idea of living paycheck to paycheck frightens me, but luckily, I've been able to save up over the years so that my fear over spending money has no real solid ground. But still, I must keep myself in check.
I read the above quote today on Austin Kleon's blog post "Keep your overhead low" and it piqued my interest. Especially the equation he provided:
Low overhead + "do what you love" = a good life.
"I deserve nice things" + "do what you love" = a time bomb.
Seeing the word 'overhead' automatically has an association with business plans, but really can be applied to our lives as well. Too often do I see people living beyond their means only to fall back and suddenly realize that they really shouldn't have spent that money. Then I turn that lens on myself and see the same thing. We live in a world that thrives on consumerism and shuns those around us that don't have the latest iPhone, but when it comes down to it, does owning high end 'status symbols' change who you really are? I would argue no, you are still who you are, just more in debt.
Live frugally so you can do the work you want to do. Save up some "screw you" money, so you can quit a job you hate to take a job you like better. Turn away venture capital money and bootstrap so you can keep control over your business.
Remember, you define you, not your stuff. Create more, spend less.
Kickstarter - Graphic Means: A History of Graphic Design Production /
There are many tools and practices that we use now inside InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator that had practical purposes behind them when they were produced manually by hand rather than by the computer. Some of these reasons and best practices are starting to wane due to the very fact that we rely on the computer to do so much now. It is for this reason that we must understand the history behind graphic design and the old school processes that got us to where we are today.
With that, I say you check out this awesome kickstarter project that delves into the history of graphic design and how our graphic design predecessors worked day to day.
Imagine designing and printing a brochure—without a computer. How would you set the type—making sure it fit your layout? How would you crop the images? How would you place those images alongside your text? And what would you hand over to the offset printer when you were done?
Up until just 30 years ago when the desktop computer debuted, this whole process would have been primarily done by hand, and with the aide of fascinating machines that used a variety of ways to get type and image on to the printed page.
Mad Men gives us viewers small glimpses into this detail-oriented, time-consuming process—but working as a commercial/graphic artist in the pre-desktop computer era entailed a lot more than marker comps for client meetings. Graphic Means will explore these methods and the skilled people who used them.
Kawara Chair: Recycled Japanese Roof Tiles /
Designer Tsuyoshi Kawara has taken old Japanese Roof tiles and reused them to create the Kawara Chair. These beautiful tiles are fired and 1200 degrees Celsius, resulting in the ability to hold the weight of a person up to 250 lbs. The Tiles are set on a beautiful wooden frame and come in a variety of different glazes.
Pop Vinyl: Doctor Who /
Everyone go on high alert! Doctor Who PopVinyls are finally here! I want all of these right now!
They drop July 2015 but are currently available for pre-order on entertainmentearth.com To pre-order or not to pre-order...
Equil: Smartmarker /
A while back I posted on a cool whiteboard called Smart Kapp that would help you collaborate in real time with colleagues via whiteboard. Equil's Smartmarker is another similar solution that allows you to use a larger surface. I want one of these!
The Atlantic: Creative Ideas Happen When You Stop Checking Your Phone /
I think we all have trouble with this whether we admit it or not. Let's just try and embrace a bit of boredom and see what may come of it.
How To Make Kill Bill's 'F*ck U' Shoes /
If you are a fan of Kill Bill and noticed the detail of "the Bride's" shoes and reallllly want a pair for yourselves, I highly recommend watching this video. They'll give you all the info and files you need to work on this weekend project. Purty cool!
S'well /
If you happen to be looking for a new well designed beverage bottle that keeps cold drinks cold for 24 hours and hot drinks hot for 12 hours, then check out S'well. You can do custom logo bottles too for your organization!
Ghibliland /
Welcome to Ghibliland! A theme park inspired by the works of Hayao Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli! Well, one can dream right? That is what animator Takumi dreams of at least. Takumi has illustrated what would be a theme park map directing you to all the wondrous attractions at Ghibliland.
If you're getting more and more depressed that something such as this doesn't exist, do not fret, there is still Ghibli Museum! Although make sure you call a travel agent to make reservations in advance, Ghibli Museum tickets sell out pretty quickly. Last I heard, you need to make the reservation 3 months in advance.
5 Rules for a Creative Culture /
5 Rules for a Creative Culture by Ben Chestnut, CEO of MailChimp. What state of mind is your company in? Are you seeking solutions for problems that seem too difficult to resolve? Maybe it's time to rethink the old school "butts in seats" work culture and push for a more creative culture.
One day, MailChimp CEO Ben Chestnut discovered that his company had acquired a new tagline. Chestnut hadn't approved, or even known about this rather significant new bit of corporate identity, but there it was—"Love What You Do"—on the footer of the company website. At most companies, changing a piece of punctuation in a line of ad copy takes three weeks of meetings between about 14 people across six departments. So typically this would be the kind of occasion that terms like "tearing a new one" and "terminated with extreme prejudice" were made for.
But there would be no new orifices created that day. Chestnut, the founder of email marketing and newsletter company MailChimp, does things a little differently. He stormed into the marketing and design departments and demanded they come up with a coloring book called Love What You Do, featuring baby Freddie Chimpenheimer (excerpt: "Hi I'm Freddie. It's fun to be me! Is it fun to be you?"). Sure, the CEO was a little concerned that he hadn't known about the tag, but, as he noted in a blog post on the incident, it was "pretty spot-on, so I got over it."
1. Avoid rules. Avoid order. Don't just embrace chaos, but create a little bit of it. Constant change, from the top-down, keeps people nimble and flexible (and shows that you want constant change).
2. Give yourself and your team permission to be creative. Permission to try something new, permission to fail, permission to embarrass yourself, permission to have crazy ideas.
3. Hire weird people. Not just the tattoo'd and pierced-in-strange-places kind, but people from outside your industry who would approach problems in different ways than you and your normal competitors.
4. Meetings are a necessary evil, but you can avoid the conference room and meet people in the halls, the water cooler, or their desks. Make meetings less about delegation and task management and more about cross-pollination of ideas (especially the weird ideas). This is a lot harder than centralized, top-down meetings. But this is your job — deal with it.
5. Structure your company to be flexible. Creativity is often spontaneous, so the whole company needs to be able to pivot quickly and execute on them (see #1).
Doctor Who Lego Set Confirmed! /
A Doctor Who Lego set has been confirmed! This is definitely on my wishlist!


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GREAT location! This home is located in a newer subdivision located just off of John Clark Road. It is minutes from the interstate, shopping, and dining. Built in 2011, everything in the home is virtually new, and this home has been very well-maintained. All appliances and roof are just 6.5 years old. The home is all electric with stainless steel appliances. With great amenities, such as fireplace, double garage, home security system, granite countertops, walk-in closets, and privacy-fenced backyard, it is sure to go quickly. The master bedroom is a dream with beautiful trey ceilings and an en-suite bathroom that includes a jacuzzi tub, separate shower, walk-in closet, and toilet closet. The patio is perfect for enjoying your spacious backyard with friends and family at your new home.
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Cookery classes are a great way to learn, but sometimes we arrive home and don't know where to start in the chaos that is our own kitchen. So we've got the perfect solution for you.
You can now have Carmel come to your home and give you a one to one class tailored to your needs, proficiency and any dietary and health requirements you may have. Carmel will arrive with all the ingredients to cook a weeks dishes with you. In her time with you she will share techniques and tips for a simpler culinary life and leave you with a repertoire to suit your needs.
Yet this course isn't just about cookery, its also about organisation and health. In the true "Good Things" spirit Carmel will work on making your kitchen more user friendly. A kitchen detox, if you will, under Carmel's expert guidance will revitalise the way you approach your kitchen
Using her years of food knowledge she'll also propose alternatives to enable you to shake up your diet. You'll finish your private tutorial with in depth knowledge of the health benefits of your ingredients.
This class can be done over one or two days to suit you.
To get a quote for private cookery classes, fill out a form on what you'd like from it and Carmel will then contact you with more information.
Kitchen Planning:
Planning a kitchen can be tough without knowledge of the direction your cooking will take. From design to stocking it can be a whirlwind of choices that can sometimes be overwhelming.
Carmel will come to your kitchen and guide you in your decision. Starting with deciding what kind of cooking you'll want to do, she can best equip you to create the space that allows for that. As you cook with Carmel you will get to work out the flow that works of you and your requirements and end up with a kitchen that is practical and easy to work in.


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Come join us on the 20th for a casual BBQ. Enjoy the food, walk around and meet brothers from every chapter, scout out what chapters you feel comfortable with, and just have a good time. Be sure to take as much information on each chapter's rush schedules, as all are different throughout the week.
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After Scott Derrickson's micro-budget horror film Sinister joined the ranks of Blumhouse Productions' successful spookfests, it was only a matter of time before a sequel ended up in the works. Sure enough, Sinister 2 was greenlit not long after the release of the first film, with a screenplay penned by Derrickson and his Sinister co-writer C. Robert Cargill, and Ciaran Foy (Citadel) attached to direct.
Sinister starred Ethan Hawke as a crime writer called Ellison Oswalt, who is desperate to relive his past successes and moves his entire family to a house where a brutal slaughter of an entire family took place and a young girl went missing. After a series of bumps in the night and the discovery of some fairly unpleasant home movies, he discovers that the murders were far from the first of their kind to take place, and that they were linked to a demonic, child-stealing entity called Bagul (or Mr. Boogie, according to his tiny child minions).
One of the highlights of Sinister was Ellison's encounter with a well-meaning local deputy who earned the moniker "Deputy So-and-So," played by James Ransone. The deputy was a rather bizarre character whose arc didn't really end up going anywhere, so those who liked Deputy So-and-So in the first movie will no doubt be pleased to hear that Ransone will reprise the role in Sinister 2. This news comes from Deadline, along with the news that Shannyn Sossamon (A Knight's Tale) will play the lead character in the film: a protective mother who moves into the deadly house with her 9 year-old twin sons.
The implication that Sossamon's character will be moving into the main house from the last movie raises a few questions (spoilers ahead). The pattern for the murders established in Sinister was that each new family of victims became a target by moving into the house where the last victims had resided, but that they only sealed their fate after moving away and into a new house. Therefore, in order to make herself and her family a target, Sossamon's character would have to move into Ellison's old house (where he and his family were killed) rather than the house where the majority of Sinister's story took place.
There are a couple of possible explanations for this. First, it could be the case that Sossamon's character does move into Ellison's old house, and that Deputy So-and-So is concerned enough to make a road trip to warn her about what could happen to her family. It's also possible that Sinister 2 will take the opportunity to rewrite Bagul's mythos a little. Maybe after all those centuries he just feels like changing the rules.
Sossamon, who can next be seen on Fox's mystery drama Wayward Pines, should make for a strong lead and the fact that this sequel was penned by the writers of the original movie bodes well for Sinister 2. If Foy can resist the cheap jump scares that plagued the first film, this could be a real winner.
Sinister 2 opens in U.S. theaters on August 21st, 2015.
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Van Morrison returns to Blue Note Records for a new studio album, Born To Sing: No Plan B, to be released October 2. Morrison released the Grammy-nominated What's Wrong With This Picture? on Blue Note in 2003.
Van says: "With most record companies being so corporate I am happy to be working with Don Was and the team at Blue Note. To have such a creative music person as the head of my recording label assures me that all the effort taken to write and record this new album will be rewarded with a music-based focus and marketing approach. I look forward to many recording projects with Don and Blue Note."
Don Was adds: "Over a career that spans decades, Van Morrison has developed a body of work that is unparalleled in its consistent excellence. He is one of the greatest singer/songwriter/musicians of all time. We are incredibly honored that he has chosen to record for the Blue Note label and look forward to many fruitful years together."
'Born To Sing: No Plan B' was produced by Van and recorded in his native Belfast.
1. Open The Door (To Your Heart)
2. Going Down To Monte Carlo
3. Born To Sing
4. End Of The Rainbow
5. Close Enough For Jazz
6. Mystic Of The East
7. Retreat And View
8. If In Money We Trust
9. Pagan Heart
10. Educating Archie
More information on Van Morrison's new Blue Note album will be announced soon.


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Special guest Tanya J. Peterson, a nationally certified mental health counselor, columnist, and published author of two critically acclaimed novels will be here today to discuss her newly released book, My Life in a Nutshell. Kirkus Review has called this book "a vital tool for sufferers and their families."
Tanya has been on both sides of the proverbial couch; a counselor and a client. Her mission is to increase awareness, understanding and empathy about mental illness. The writing arena is the platform she uses to accomplish that. Her novels are fictional, all mental health themed, featuring characters who are living with mental illness.
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Hate all of the graffiti and fugitive shopping carts in town? There's an app for that.
In June, the City of Phoenix introduced an iPhone application for blight-loathing locals that want to report urban eyesores to the city's Neighborhood Services Department. Now, as of last week, Motorola Droid users can do the same.
According to the City of Phoenix's Public Information Office, "Phoenix is the first municipality in the nation to launch a free application that allows residents with Droid phones to point, click and send photos of graffiti, over-height weeds, abandoned shopping carts, and other blight violations to the city's Neighborhood Services Department.
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"Using built-in global positioning system technology, the application will attach a location to the picture and send the complaint to the Neighborhood Services Department. Residents also can choose an option to receive updates on the status of their request."
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