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Geared for both experienced medical device professionals as well as those new to the industry, this seminar is designed specifically for those who need a better understanding of the regulatory requirements necessary to bring medical devices to market in the US. This course discusses important regulatory requirements and concepts using case study discussions of real products from a variety of clinical specialties. Strategies for using regulation as a competitive advantage are also discussed.
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Transatlantic Doozer goodness..
Doozer McDooze fascinates me in general – he and Birdy (The Famous Artist Birdy Rose) eschew much of the trappings we succumb to in life, living like modern-day troubadours in a van working and travelling hard to fill the world with music and art. They're lovely folk too – Doozer even wrote a song for me dedicated to my as then unborn nephew, Arlo – charting his destiny to reawaken Nottingham's rebellious past and kick off a new generation of cheese riots. Once he is beyond toddling at least.
His music is raw, fun and generally released for a pay-what-you-think-it-is-worth on his Bandcamp page – the priority clearly being getting his music out there in recorded or gig form above and beyond trying to make a quick buck. Learning more as I do about the lot of independent musicians and artists, it's really not a very easy industry to make money out of compared to the amount of effort it takes to organise recordings and events, not to mention the time to learn to sing and play, practice, sit and write songs.
In more recent weeks the intrepid duo crossed the Atlantic to take their show stateside – from watching their Facebook posts it looks like they've had an absolute blast, and a culmination of that is a live recording of Doozer's set at Vigilstock which took place in the wonderfully named Knickerbocker Saloon in Lafayette, Indiana at the end of September. Vigilstock has been running since 1996 in memory of musician Shannon Hoon, best-known as singer for Blind Melon who tragically passed away in 1995.

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Mark Leslie is a writer, editor and bookseller who lives in Southern Ontario. In 2005, Mark joined the blogging bandwagon and started posting random thoughts and musings on writing, bookselling and being a father.
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Rolling On
Now we're talking MY programming language.
Samson, Li, Iulian and I met with three of the IBM guys and our instructor Anthony and had dinner at the Red Star Tavern. It was $2.00 Tuesday. Miller Light on tap was $2.00 and they also had $1.00 burgers. Right on. It was the best $1.00 burger I've ever had (though I added cheese, lettuce and tomato to mine - which made it a $3.00 burger in total).
After finishing our meal, and a half dozen rounds, a few of the guys went home and the rest of us went to the connected Big Louie's bar, where I drank good old Rolling Rock draft. Yum. Too bad my neighbour Chad wasn't there - it's his favourite beer.
We had tons of laughs and I image some of us might be hurting a bit in class this morning. Too stubborn to pay for a cab, and not bothered by the cold, I ended up walking back with one of the IBM guys. It was, after all, only a twenty minute walk across the river from Station Square to our hotel.
I think that the only disappointing thing about last night was it was the first time I didn't see Samson taking a picture of his food. (His girlfriend has this fetish where she likes to see all the food that he eats when he's travelling -- so, just before chowing down each night, he'd pause, pull out his camera and take a picture of his plate)
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I'm Samson's girlfriend. I didn't ask him to take photos of the food, but each photo is one more glimpse of what I haven't seen.
- lime said...
lol @ samson and his girlfriend. hey , i warned you agaisnt one beer which youtried anyway.....whiel youare here in Pa youshoudl see if you can find yourself a yuengling (yeungling?) i forget how to spell the damn thing. anyway, i think it is our oldest brewery in the state. mr. lime is fond of it.
- Kimberly said...
even if Samson and his girlfriend don't have that exact arrangement, that's such a neat tidbit of info to tuck away into that writer's brain of yours until it's needed!
which tidbit?
- Mark Leslie said...
I think the tidbit Kim is referring to is the characters and relationship - the concept of one person taking pictures of all their meals. Writers store that kind of thing in the backs of their minds -- it could be years later that we pepper that into a particular character or characters that we create.
Lime, I'm following your advice tonight and trying that Yuengling Brewery! :)
And CK, I'll make sure Samson brings his camera to supper tonight!


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43 Boulevard Jean Bertouy, Marseillan 34340.Boulevard Jean Bertouy. Is a wide boulevard which connects the edge of the Old Town by the Parish Church with the Bassin de Thau and the old commercial warehouses which once stood along the port-side and on the edge of the Bassin. The road has always been residential, and some of the larger houses were obviously built by some of the more successful merchants who traded through the port of Marseillan.
Number 43 is situated at the northerly end of the street, on the western side, close to its junction with Boulevard Pasteur. The house forms part of a terrace of three-storey houses, probably constructed in the mid 1850s. We believe that our property may have been the Customs Officers' House, as the ground floor was originally storage for sailing tackle, and the second floor was a workshop, but by contrast, the first floor is approached by a wonderful, and over-scale, terrazzo staircase with faux-marbre panelling, and the entire first floor is tiled in multi-colour encaustic tiles, with all the doors being in painted grained wood with porcelain door handles – not the level of design or expenditure one normally associates with a fisherman's house, but which was definitely designed to impress visitors who would have had to come to pay their import or export duties.
The property was purchased subject to obtaining Planning Permission to remove the majority of the roof to create a terrace, and also for Permission to increase the size of the ground floor windows to make them of an adequate size to allow access of light & air, and to make the ground floor fully habitable. Thereafter, the whole building was the subject of considerable expenditure in order to make the house comfortable, and with facilities appropriate to today's user needs.
LivingThe ground floor provides a good-sized lounge area (of approx. 22m2) opening off the street, with two double-glazed windows fitted with internal folding shutters, and fixed external grilles. This area is furnished with a large well-upholstered sofa, a number of vintage Lloyd Loom chairs, a coffee table, polished steel side table and television with French channels and a series of UK channels. The decor throughout the house is in pale, muted, colours, and we have decorated the rooms with vintage mirrors, and framed marble prints.
Cooking & EatingBehind the living area, is the kitchen-dining area, with a cherry finish drop-leaf table and six stacking chairs. The built-in kitchen is fully-fitted by Mobalpa and incorporates a four-ring electric hob with electric oven beneath, and extract hood above. There is a single drainer sink with mixer tap, a large built-in fridge-freezer, and a full-cycle built-in washing machine, as well as a full range of upper and lower cupboards in oak, and with a granite finish worktop. We have provided a full set of cutlery, glasses & crockery, plenty of pots & pans, a microwave cooker, toaster & electric kettle.
To the left of the kitchen-dining area is a large shower room with thermostatic shower in a dedicated enclosure, and with wash-basin & WC and large heated towel rail.
Second-Floor TerraceAlso approached via the original terrazzo staircase, is the second floor of the property, which has a cuisine d'été(summer kitchen) at the top of the stairs. This has an original fitted terrazzo sink, a range of drawers, worktop, and under, a full fridge with freezer compartment, as well as a small two-plate cooker with small oven. Also supplied are a full set of cutlery, as well as plates & glasses in plastic for safety reasons. Here also are a range of sun-loungers, deck chairs & sun-umbrellas. Also the iron, ironing-board & hair dryer are located here.
The sunny terrace opens directly off the summer kitchen, with a three metre wide double sliding glass door which completely disappears into the wall to maximise the space. This terrace is over 30sq metres (7m X 5m) and has a built-in barbeque, a large dining table and a set of dining chairs, and a marble serving table with a cast iron base. The terrace has external lighting making it perfect for late evening dining, and an external water point for keeping our planting pots looking good.
The house faces roughly east, and is not overlooked, and the terrace attracts sunshine all day. There is a very useful shaded area just outside the sliding doors, so there is always a lot of sun, but also some shade.
Sleeping - First Floor, Double Bedroom.On the first floor, approached by the original terrazzo staircase, is a large landing equipped with an original painted oak French Armoire. The whole of the first floor, including both the landing and the two bedrooms retains the marvellous existing encaustic tiles, and faux bois painting to the internal doors.
Leading off the landing towards the front are two double bedrooms, each measuring approx. 2.6m X 4.2 m. Bedroom One is equipped with a large double bed, wardrobe, and bedside cupboards, and twin reading lights. Sufficient bed-linen & towels are supplied for four guests.
Both bedrooms have full-height French Windows which open onto separate balconies which overlook Boulevard Jean Bertouy.
Sleeping - First Floor, Second BedroomThe second bedroom is equipped with twin beds, a bed-side table, a rreading light, and has the existing narrow, built-in, storage cupboard. The full-height French windows open onto a separate balcony with cast iron railings, and which overlooks Boulevard Jean Bertouy.
First Floor Shower RoomApproached off the first floor landing, and adjacent to the two bedrooms, is the smaller of the two shower rooms. It is fitted with an enclosed shower cabinet, a wash-basin with mirror cupboard above fitted with power point for shaver or electric toothbrush, a close-coupled WC, and a large wall-mounted heated towel rail.
Ground Floor Shower Room.Accessed off the living area is a large, fully tiled, shower room which is equipped with a large shower cabinet with overhead lighting, a washbasin with mirror cabinet above and extra spot-lights. Plus a close-coupled WC, and a large heated towel rail.
Faux Marble and terrazzo staircase from Ground Floor to Second Floor Terrace.A major feature of the house is this wonderful, existing, staircase which rises the full height of the house, and is painted to represent two colours of marble, and has the original terrazzo steps and risers.
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This past two weeks I've been attempting to add the medium of digital painting to my art skill set. While I've done digital painting thing from time to time, my process (winging it) was way too time consuming.
It's a harrowing thing to step out of your creative comfort zone in to the realm of the unknown. I've found that in most areas of life, the realm of the unfamiliar can kill my confidence and give me a massive inferiority complex.
Learning a new art skill is challenging. But I've done it enough times to know what to expect. So here are a few tips to help you build confidence along the journey.
Step 1: Cast a vision for yourself.
Somebody is doing something you like. You want to learn how to do that too. Find that person. For me it was a mix of several people that inspired me to want to paint digitally. My college buddy, Chris Swymeler, Josh Addessi, Caanan White, and of course, Jedi master Jason Edmiston.
Step 2. Be prepared to suck really bad for a while.
This is the part I hate the most. You're in uncharted territory. You don't know what you're doing. It's terrible to feel like a rookie again. So stay positive and watch what you're telling yourself inside your head.
Keep your expectations low at the outset. Over the past two weeks, I've invested roughly 15 to 20 hours practicing digital painting. I produced seven images that were decent, and three that were so bad I hurled them in to my Mac's trash Bin and immediately hit delete, vanquishing them forever from the face of the Earth.
That's just part of learning curve, so expect it.
Step 3. Practice. Practice. Practice.
The secret to getting better at anything is repetition. So get busy.
There will be times when you feel like you wasted several hours of your time that you'll never get back. Don't fall into that mind trap.
While it's always a bummer, not having something to show for your time, you're still several hours ahead with the hours you've invested practicing. So choose to see all of your practice and all of your failures as an investment of time. After all, you're learning a new skill. You will make new mistakes.
Step 4: Develop a process.
This is probably the most important part to nail down. When you don't know what you're doing, you spend exorbitant amounts of time "fidgeting" with your drawing or painting, attempting to get a desired result. Realize when you are doing this, step away, and recalibrate.
Stay focused. Pay attention to what works. Pay attention to what doesn't work. Find a method that works for you.
For me, with painting it was answering the following questions:
- How do people begin their paintings?
- What level of opacity do they work in?
- How did they build their image?
- Do they use black first, or color first?
Watch YouTube videos. See how other people do what you want to do. Pay attention to their process. Try their methods. See what works for you.
Eventually certain things will stick and find their way into your process. Incorporate those things.
Step 5: Expect to turn a corner.
You won't suck forever. At some point, it will click if you stick with it. In my experience, this happens once I begin answering some of my own questions and establishing a process that works for me.
Step 6: Stay at it!
Life will get busy. With any new habit, it's tempting to let busyness cast your new skill by the wayside. Set little goals for yourself. I have determined to do one painting a day to stay in practice. (Or at least paint daily)
So there you go! As an artist you don't want to stagnate. Be intentional and find new skills you want to learn.
So how do you become a more confident artist? Like so many other things in life, the answer is simple but not easy.
Here it is. Find something you suck at and do it over and over again until you get good at it.
That's it.
Now go make something rad!


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Things to look forward to....
Today is the last day of the sale at the Artisan Gallery in Eagle, Idaho.
January I have a show of Idaho Landscape Paintings in Moscow, Idaho at The Cafe Silos. -I just can't get enough Idaho.- February 13th, 2009 I have my first figure painting show, I am so excited! The show will be at The Artisan Gallery in Eagle, Idaho and up for the month. There will be an opening reception on the 13th so please mark the date and join me and ALL NEW WORK!! The show is called "Erotica" and it will be a showing of my paintings and work by Karen Neiderhut, and Mark Davis. The Gallery at Hyde Park in the North end of Boise, Idaho will be featuring a collection of my work in April. Finally The Loft Gallery in Hailey, Idaho will be hosting a show and reception at a date to be announced! 2009 is going to be great and abundant year and I am bursting at the seams to tie up the loose ends of 2008 so that I can begin the work ahead.


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Loveisrespect is excited to see Minneapolis-based independent hip-hop group Atmosphere's new video for the single "The Last To Say." MTV premiered the video today on their blog, explaining that "Atmosphere aims his storytelling prowess at the disturbing cycles of domestic abuse in his poignant new video for 'The Last To Say.'"
Atmosphere confronts the damaging effects of domestic abuse on a family and the lasting harm it leaves on children witnesses. Just because someone that grew up in a violent home doesn't mean they will become abusive themselves, but they can still internalize the aggression for years to come. The video expresses familiar issues to teens and young adults who are, directly or indirectly, experiencing dating violence themselves.
Sean "Slug" Daley, half of the Atmosphere duo, empowers viewers when he tells MTV that "The best way to prevent [domestic violence] is to get out of that relationship. There are a lot of organizations that help people get safe by removing them from those situations." Daley encourages that "Making someone aware of the situation you're in is difficult, but reaching out and asking for help and finding a way to protect yourself is the most important thing."
While we know that leaving is never an easy or one step process, we appreciate Atmosphere's emphasis on regaining control in an abusive relationship. If you or someone you know is experiencing relationship violence, reaching out for help is a brave first move in the right direction.
We at loveisrespect want to praise MTV for their coverage of this video and Atmosphere for taking a stand against domestic violence. What other artists do you know of that are doing their part to raise awareness and prevention about domestic abuse and dating violence?


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Hit or miss it's going to be a great night!
Round some friends together & let's get back into the swing of things!
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I wake up and flick the TV on. Yay QVC gardening time is on.
They are tantelising me with nice but pricey flowers again.
Instead though I head to ebay and buy lots of seeds.
I'm not sure why though as I'm useless at growing from seeds.
However if these all did grow the garden would be particularly wonderful.
And maybe out of control.
Goodgod it looks like a Triffid,
This is more like it.
Ah and some colourful lilies.
And not so colourful.
And yeah if it got some wild life in that would be good too.
There's a point you should stop
Afterall there is only so much space in the garden.
But I don't
It will be so nice.
Or ,maybe I've lost the plot.
It looks nice outside today.
I change the bed linen.
In both rooms
And head down stairs.
Where I got to open the blinds only the cord detaches. After a good look at it I sulk and come to terms that I need to get this sorted rather than what the plan of the day was to be.
I get some mail from London Midland.
Then open the back door and cook some breakfast.
I decide its warm enough to have breakfast outside in fact.
Yeah this is the life.
On the whole the garden is rather dormant.
A bit drab.
Then for no real reason I get the spade out and make this bed slightly bigger.
Will I ever get to hide the garage, although it looks like one clump of bamboo has finally taken.
I go up stairs to initialy look how much a new blind would be, There are some much cheaper ones on the internet, but a they look cheap and B if I get another expensive one from Dunelm it will fit the fittings that are already up. And with that I check out snoweye.
Well it looks cold and snowy.
So that's a good thing.
Sometime later in Dunelm, they have the 150 wide by 160 deep unit in wood.
Luckily I have come in the MX5 so it fits fine.
A while later after I've been to a few other places I'm back home.
And out comes the blind.
I get a chair out and take the old blind down and put the new one up.
It looks good.
And it works.
Its not the only thing I got from Dunelm either.
Lets hope its as good as the picture.
Totally girly and yes nice.
I have become so sad.
Having spent my budget for the day, or maybe even the weekend. I sit back to stay in and plan to do tomorrow what I was going to do today.
And thus I watch Rosanne and Play Among Thieves.


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On Oct. 11 & 12 DH and I went to visit our son at college in Brevard NC. He had been home the weekend before and need new tires on his truck, so he took my car back with and we went up to trade. I was glad to get my car back!! William, DS, works at the campus theater. He had to work Sat. and got us tickets to the show. East Villiage Opera Company, http://www.eastvillageoperacompany.com/ . They preformed different selections from opera's as Rock N Roll. I reconized some, which was good. The tennor was great. He sang in the original language of the opera. He was very expressive. Even DH enjoyed it. We got cultured. LOL
The next day William took us up to the Blue Ridge Parkway to see the follige. It was beautiful. Then we went to Dupont Forest to a waterfall. We had to walk a little, not much. This waterfall was in the movie "Last of the Mohicans". This was so cool. The pictures of Wayne at the signs is to prove he was there. He doesnt like driving in the mountains. Hates (not strong enough) the drop offs. Loves to walk thru them.
It was also our wedding anniversery. 23 years strong. Yes, he is a keeper.
So here are pictures.
Trip to Brevard NC 2008


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Seven Years Old
Two days ago the Doodles turned seven.
First of all, how is my youngest seven? Secondly, this is the miserable fate of our youngest daughter - to have a birthday during camp. Hence the blog post two days late.
Emma has always been a bit of a mystery to me. How is it possible for me to have a child that just really does not care what I want or feel? Or who likes to weigh out the options of her consequences before she decides whether obeying is a good choice or not? This girl is nothing like me in one sense. In another sense, its like she is everything I think and feel, without the filter of worrying about what people think. When she plainly tells me that she does not want a hug or kiss right now, I kind of admire it:) She is tough and fearless and knows exactly what she wants. Which is a sort of terrible combination in a toddler. Especially for a mother that thinks kids should just willingly follow the rules.
But it makes her a pretty cool kid. At seven, we are firmly out of the toddler/little kid stage. I'm super glad about that by the way. I now have a kid who is mostly well-adjusted, is sometimes polite enough to speak to people when they ask her a question, can be found once in a while caring about people's feelings and is obsessed with rock collecting. I'm catching glimpses of the amazing adult she could become. A lady in our church once told me, "Imagine if you could take that will and teach her to do great things with it". That thought has saved me many times over. And its working. Instead of trying to change her into what I think she should be, I'm trying to teach her to use her huge personality for good.
I have no idea what that will be but I'm pretty excited for the journey. Until then, I'm enjoying the paint-stained, messy-haired, smart-mouthed, super smart, lovable, hilarious, adorable girl that is the Doodles.


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The Omaha Storm Chasers Bullpen Has Dance Moves to Rival the Cubs
When the Chicago Cubs moved the bullpens at Wrigley under the outfield bleachers (from their previously exterior location along the left and right field foul lines), many fans were upset. Sure, the old bullpens might've been dangerous for the pitchers, bullpen catcher, and outfielders, but their presences was as much a part of Wrigley Field as anything else. And that's not a place that can be changed lightly.
But the transition was eased tremendously, when the Cubs relievers started their goofy dancing bit after every single Cubs home run.
You've surely seen it and Cubs fans love it:
Kyle Schwarber getting the Cubs' bullpen dancing early pic.twitter.com/5lmszUTZ30
— Cubs Talk (@NBCSCubs) September 30, 2017
Don't look now, but the @Cubs bullpen has caught the dancing fever. Thanks, @D_Ross3:https://t.co/sgVXAl4g80 pic.twitter.com/i1UGt23Vz1
— Cut4 (@Cut4) May 24, 2017
But the North Siders aren't the only ones who've got the moves. The Omaha Storm Chasers – the Triple-A Minor League affiliates of the Kansas City Royals – has got some style of their own, and I think they might rival their Chicago counterparts:
The @OMAStormChasers bullpen! 😂🕺🕺🕺🕺#MiLB pic.twitter.com/CLBxPfc2L7
— Minor League Baseball (@MiLB) June 10, 2018
They've even been caught breaking out an enormous fire hose and spraying water in the air as their teammates perform the backstroke:
So who do you think does it best? Cubs or Storm Chasers?


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What is Friday Night Stars?
Friday Night Stars (FNS) is the highlight of the weekly Dressage competition at AGDF, featuring the Grand Prix Freestyle, which showcases the highest degree of difficulty in the sport. Talented riders and their horses perform technical movements in sync with songs of their choice under the lights. You'll hear all kinds of music, from classical melodies to remixes of today's top hits. You are sure to be enamored by these amazing athletes all evening long, regardless of whether you are a dressage fanatic or new to the sport!
When is FNS?
You can enjoy all that "Friday Night Stars" has to offer on select Fridays throughout the Adequan® Global Dressage Festival! Click here for the full calendar of events!
2019 Dates:
Gates open: 6 P.M.
Competition begins: 7 P.M.
Where is FNS?
Friday Night Stars is conveniently located at Equestrian Village
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How much does FNS cost?
General admission is FREE! On-site parking is $10. Valet parking is available for $20.
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What should I wear?
"Friday Night Stars" is a casual event, so your attire is entirely up to you. We do recommend wearing comfortable shoes so you can explore all that the Adequan® Global Dressage Festival has to offer!
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The Belt is a culturally redefined alley in the heart of downtown Detroit. Named for its physical orientation in a former downtown garment district, The Belt is located between Broadway and Library Street and links Gratiot and Grand River. The project was conceptualized and curated by Library Street Collective.
"The Belt is another example of our growing interest in reimagining underutilized spaces throughout the city. This formerly desolate alley has transformed into one of the most dynamic pedestrian-friendly public spaces in the country," said Anthony Curis, founder of Library Street Collective.
Public Art is the driving force behind the redevelopment of The Belt. The public space is home to murals and installations by local, national and international artists. It is part of Library Street Collective's continuous effort to ensure that artists have a space to create and engage with the public in Detroit. The project is supported by Bedrock Detroit.
The Belt also features Public Matter, a fully accessible exhibition platform curated by Library Street Collective. Public Matter features rotating outdoor exhibitions of large-scale paintings. Library Street Collective's 2019 iteration of Public Matter, Digitalia, curated by Lady PheOnix of YES UNIVERSE! Digitalia presents augmented reality artwork by Francois Beaurain and Medina Dugger, Manzel Bowman, KESH, Trevor Stuurman, and Kyle Yearwood.
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ACROS in Kennedy TownFebruary 11, 2018
I'm a little over two months into my six month working holiday, and I'm already so burnt out from processing RAW images in Lightroom. After arriving in Hong Kong a few days ago, I decided to stop shooting RAW for the time being. I spent a few hours researching my X-Pro2's film simulation presets and set up Classic Chrome for color and ACROS for black and white.Camera Configuration: Fujifilm X-Pro2 with a Fujinon XF 23mm f/2 WR lens.I haven't shot much black and white in the past. When I did, I always used a Kodak Tri-X preset from RNI. I love high contrast black and white images, and wanted to achieve this look with the X-Pro2. Here are the settings I used with the ACROS film simulation.
- ACROS Red
- Shadows: +2
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- Grain Effect: None
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As I walked around Kennedy Town, I realized something quite profound. I was genuinely having fun taking photos… something I haven't felt for a long time. I gave it some thought and came to the conclusion that I'm usually already thinking about RAW processing when I'm out taking photos. I guess thinking about all the time post processing is going to take really takes the fun out of photography for me.The ACROS film simulation is gorgeous, and I love the ISO-based dynamic grain algorithm. I'm not going to compare it with "analog film" because quite frankly, I've never shot film before. However, the ACROS grain pattern looks really nice to me. That's all that matters.Now I feel silly for ignoring Fujifilm's film simulations for so long. I was always in the "RAW is better" camp, but now I realize that's completely subjective and situation-dependent. I'm still going to use RAW for certain shots and projects that require more editing, but I'm going to start shooting JPEG for day to day street and travel photography.What are your thoughts on the ACROS film simulation? Let me know below, and be sure to connect with me on Instagram!


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Should I be concerned that my left eyelid has been twitching for more than a month?Eye Health
Left lower eyelid twitching for more than a month. It started to twitch during my exam preparation since mid November 2017 till now. I'm not sure if this is a symptom of some kind of disease. Or just the stress build up during the exam period. Now I am free from exam but it still keep twitching on and off daily till now. Anyone can help?
Eyelid twitching or blepharospasm is very common. Almost everyone would have experienced it at least once in their lifetime. It comes about due to over-excitation of the eyelid muscles. It is usually harmless although it can be rather annoying!
It may be triggered by a variety (or even a combination) of these factors: eye irritation, caffeine, alcohol, dehydration, high potassium diet, stress, and fatigue.
If you are still experiencing eyelid twitching, you may address it in the following ways:
- Use lubricating eye drops which may be bought from over the counter (for example Refresh Plus) at least 4 times a day to moisturise your eyes. Often, simply curing dry eyes will resolve eyelid twitching.
- Keep eyelids clean and oil-free by using lid wipes or lid scrubs with warm compress twice daily. Hyperactive oil glands at the eyelids triggers eyelid irritation and twitching.
- Avoid or cut down consumption of caffeine and alcohol for now.
- Rehydrate by taking lots of healthy fluids.
- Keep away from potassium high foods such as bananas or papayas. Interestingly, many of my patients with blepharospasm were eating 2-3 bananas a day, and their eyelid twitching successfully resolved after cutting down to just 1 banana a week.
- Get good rest or sleep and keep a well-balanced lifestyle to keep stress hormones at bay.
If your twitching persists for more than 3 months, you may want to consider a simple procedure to abate it. I treat patients who have persistent blepharospasm with Botox injections (yes, the same Botox that is used by Aesthetic Doctors, except that I use it in medically-required conditions only).
Botox treatment is painless and involves a single injection to the pre-anaesthetized eyelid. It takes less than a minute to inject and it's effects lasts up to 3-6 months. Because the dose of Botox I use is so small, it will not change your appearance in any way.
Usually, patients with benign blepharospasm like yourself, only require 1 treatment and the eyelid twitching never returns. Some patients with more severe twitching may require continuing treatment every 3-6 months as maintenance.
I hope that this was helpful to you!
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Eyelid twitching is actually fairly common, and almost always benign (ie, harmless).
Possible causes include:
1. Fatigue/stress
2. Alcohol/caffeine
3. Eyelid strain
Eyelid twitching often goes away by itself without any treatment at all.
Unfortunately, it can sometimes take a while to resolve completely – as you've noted, your eyelid twitching has gone on for more than a month.
Rarely, there are some other underlying causes of persistent eyelid twitching that require a medical doctor's review. These are often accompanied by other types of symptoms, such as spasms or involuntary movements in other parts of your body.
I wouldn't be overly worried about your eyelid twitching if I were in your shoes, from the limited amount of information that you've provided (single eyelid twitching). However, if it's a cause of concern for you, do visit a doctor to have him rule out any other possible causes.
If the twitching also begins to affect other parts of your face, or your eyelid starts to droop, do seek formal medical advise sooner as well.
In the mean time, you could try to remove potential causes, such as reducing caffeine/alcohol and fatigue (get more rest now that your exams are done!) You can also try applying a warm towel to your eyelid when the eyelid twitching starts.
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Welcome to Week 7 of The Watch List. We have had a few iterations already, but here's a friendly reminder for those who forgot: Each week we'll be updating this list full of players who you maybe aren't quite ready to pick up (depending on league size, of course), but who need to be on your radar regardless.
We'll look at eight players in-depth each week and keep tabs on players "graduating" into the waiver wire pickups category, as well as players demoted off the list entirely. (Reminder, these are Yahoo ownership and positions.)
Once again, if there are any names who you'd like to see highlighted next week, or even just added to the list as a whole, feel free to at me on Twitter (@FantasyBaseTurv). Let's get this show on the road.Editor's Note: Get any full-season MLB Premium Pass for 50% off, with exclusive access to our season-long articles, 15 in-season lineup tools and over 200 days of expert DFS research/tools. Sign Up Now!
Players to Watch in 10-team Leagues
Derek Law (SF, RP): 34% owned
With Mark Melancon on the DL, Giants skipper Bruce Bochy has leaned towards Law to close out games for the Giants, and Law is 2-for-2 in the role. Law gave up three hits and two runs in his first save opportunity, but the second chance was more what owners want to see, as he walked just one and locked up the win for San Fran. Melancon played catch on Saturday, and he will almost certainly take the role back when he returns, but for owners thirsty for saves in the meantime, Law should be a solid option while Melancon works his way back. Law's numbers are too flashy (3.00 ERA, 4.21 xFIP), but he's not going to kill you in the limited time you have him on your team.
Jose Berrios (MIN, SP): 37% owned
Berrios, the Twins top pitching prospect the last two seasons, is back in the big leagues, and he was impressive in his 2017 MLB debut. Berrios went seven and two-thirds, allowing just one run on two hits and a walk, while striking out four. It was the best start of Berrios' career at the MLB level, as he came into the game sporting a career 8.02 ERA in the majors. The talent is there for Berrios, though, so don't be scared off by the small sample size (58.1 innings). Berrios had a 1.13 ERA over 39.2 innings at Triple-A this season, and he has a career 2.51 ERA at Triple-A in 229.2 innings. Berrios will be a popular add this week, he gets Colorado at home, a solid matchup but one that should be a good test.
Domingo Santana (MIL, OF): 24% owned
Santana hit .348 the past week, but didn't go deep, so his OPS (.748) wasn't winning you any head-to-head matchups. He did have four runs and a steal, and it's all good with Santana moving forward.
Nate Karns (KC, SP): 20% owned
A slightly-inflated ERA is holding down Karns' ownership right now, but given his xFIP (3.17) it may not be long before he's jumping up the ownership ranks. Karns has 22 strikeouts in his past two outings alone, and he gave up just four runs combined in those starts - it's somewhat amazing his ownership is still so low. Karns had his success against a pair of solid AL East offenses in Baltimore and Tampa Bay, so it's not as if he was running up stats against the dregs of the league. Karns has an excellent batted ball profile this season, as he is allowing just a 11.4 percent line drive rate, inducing grounders 55.2 percent of the time, and his soft hit ball rate is over 25 percent (25.5%). Karns draws the Twins next time out.
Jordan Montgomery (NYY, SP): 12% owned
Montgomery got seven strikeouts in six innings against Houston and had just one walk, but he did give up eight hits and four runs in a loss. Still a lot to like as a high-floor young arm.
Players to Watch in 12-team Leagues
Austin Hedges (SD, C): 26% owned
We add another catchers to the ranks this week, as the position is beginning to show it has some depth - at least if you're in deeper leagues where you can afford to dig a bit deeper. Hedgers hit a pair of homers and went 6-for-19 last week, as the Padres' backstop is up to eight homers on the season. Of course, he is also hitting just .209 with an OBP of .258. There are a lot of power hitters who you can afford to keep despite poor BA/OBP, but Hedges is really low in both. On the one hand, one would have to assume his .205 BABIP is going to have some positive regression moving forward, but it is actually somehow higher than his career BABIP of .194 in 99 career games. His line drive rate (17.1%) is miles better than 2016 (5.6%), so I do believe it's safe to assume a bit of BA increase from here on out. If/when that increase does come, Hedges will be a nice catcher option in mixed leagues.
Trevor Rosenthal (STL, RP): 37% owned
Rosenthal continues to pitch great (four shutout innings, five strikeouts), but Seung-Hwan Oh is settling in more and more after a rough start meaning Rosenthal is further from the closer's role. He has value regardless, but obviously way more value as the actual closer.
Tommy Pham (STL, OF): 11% owned
Pham has never been a game-breaker, but he is hot right now. With two homers and two steals in the past week, his stock is going through the roof. That 11 percent ownership isn't going to last for long.
J.C. Ramirez (LAA, SP/RP): 18% owned
Ramirez got hit around a bit at the beginning of his last start, but he settled in for a seven-inning outing, albeit one in which he gave up five runs against the Tigers.
Zack Wheeler (NYM, SP): 23% owned
Wheeler had a nice one-start week, getting the win (his second) thanks to six innings of one-run ball against the admittedly-muted Giants offense. Wheeler seems close to a potential breakthrough once again.
Tommy Joseph (Phi, 1B): 19% owned
Joseph was one of the biggest disappointments among the trendy, sleeper types for the first month-plus of the season, but he may just be heating up with the weather. In his last four games, Joseph has gone 7-for-14 with six runs, three home runs, and four RBI. Going back just before then, he had back-to-back multi-hit games last Friday and Saturday and has improved his slash line as much as anybody in the past 10 days. Suddenly Joseph's slash line doesn't look that much different than his under-the-radar 2016 season, although he is still hitting more ground balls than we would like to see. His ground ball rate is up ten percent overall in 2017, but in May that rate has been closer to his 2016 rate. If he can continue to elevate his swing from here on out, Joseph will once again be popping up on mixed-league radar.
Mike Foltynewicz (Atl, SP): 13% owned
Folty's write up is a carbon copy of Wheeler's. Got a win against a pedestrian offense in which he went six innings, allowed six base runners, and struck out four. Sometimes things don't change much in a week for pitchers.
Jarrod Dyson (Sea, OF): 19% owned
An OPS of .821 with a steal and four runs: pretty average week for Dyson. Sometimes things don't change that much for hitters in a week either.
Players to Watch in 14+ team Leagues
Justin Bour (Mia, 1B): 9% owned
Here's a guy who keeps moving closer to our preseason hopes, as Bour went deep three times again last week, bringing him to seven for the season. He has seven homers in 25 games (45-homer pace) after failing to go deep his first ten games.
Logan Morrison (TB, 1B): 11% owned
Morrison had just four hits last week, but three were home runs. He's been secretly great over the past 12 months and has a pretty high floor at this point.
Joe Biagini (TOR, SP): 12% owned
Biagini has made the transition from the bullpen to the rotation looks as easy as any pitcher in recent memory, going a combined nine shutout innings in his two starts for the Blue Jays so far. Both outings have come with limited pitch counts, but he was still able to have plenty of value, as he nabbed one win, allowed just six base runners (no walks) and struck out seven in the two starts combined (nine innings). If Biagini is able to keep his success up in the rotation, the Jays will find a way to keep him there. Biagini has an excellent ground ball rate (58.7 percent) and has always been able to keep his opponents in the ballpark (HR/FB rate of 5.6 percent in his career) thanks in part to a low hard hit ball rate (23.9 percent). There's a lot to like here for the converted reliever who will draw the Braves on the road this Wednesday. The week after he'll be a two-start pitcher who will be a must-add if he does well against Atlanta, so think about pulling the trigger right after the Braves start if he is successful and you want him for the following week.
Taylor Motter (SEA, SS/OF): 10% owned
After a couple of weeks with lower plate appearances, Motter was back in the Mariner lineup for 17 at bats last week, and he collected four hits and stole a base.
Colby Rasmus (TB, OF): 3% owned
Rasmus and his glorious beard have hardly missed a beat since returning from his DL stint to start 2017. Rasmus has a .276/.382/.690 slash line in the (admittedly-tiny) ten-game sample of 2017, and the three home runs really jump off the page. Rasmus has been an excellent power source in seasons past, as he has averaged right around 20 homers a season over his eight seasons in baseball. Kevin Cash and the Rays will make sure to put Rasmus in the best situations to succeed, which means he might not be in the lineup each and every night, but in deeper leagues where that isn't a deal breaker, he should be on your radar. We don't want to read too much into nine games, but he's lacing the ball so far with a 44 percent hard hit ball rate, and a 61.1 percent fly ball rate that shows he's having no problem elevating the ball.
Cameron Rupp (Phi, C): 14% owned
Rupp got only seven at bats in the past week, but he nabbed four hits and had a run and two RBI. I'm not too worried about Andrew Knapp taking at bats from Rupp on a regular basis.
Players to Watch in AL or NL-Only Leagues
Jed Lowrie (OAK, 2B): 6% owned
Past week: six hits two of which were home runs. Seriously, where is the love, people?
T.J. Rivera (NYM, 1B/2B/3B): 6% owned
After a loud breakout last week, Rivera settled in nicely with a .304 average and six RuBIns last week. That seems like a typical week for him going forward.
Derek Norris (TB, C): 3% owned
That positive regression from his beastly hard hit and line drive rate isn't coming in avalanches, but he had another solid week with a .286 average and three runs.
Ezequiel Carrera (Tor, OF): 2% owned
Don't look now (actually do look now, it's fantasy baseball, always be looking around), but Carrera is hitting .327 and has three home runs in 2017. The 29-year-old has never been much of a prospect or made much of an impact, so this may just be a fluky hot streak, but that's why this is the AL-only watch list section - we're taking chances here. Carrera is indeed sporting the best line drive rate of his career (22.4%), and while his HR/FB rate is also a career-high, that might be a good thing in this case, as that number has trended upward each of the past four seasons, meaning Carrera may just be filling out a bit. If he puts together another week or so like this, he'll start making his way onto some deeper rosters.
Graduated - Ownership Too High
Justin Wilson (Det, RP): 68% owned
Aaron Hicks (NYY, OF): 66% owned
Yonder Alonso (Oak, 1B): 64% owned
Trevor Cahill (SD, SP/RP): 54% owned
Charlie Morton (Hou, SP): 43% owned
Mitch Moreland (Bos, 1B): 16% owned
Joaquin Benoit (Phi, RP): 15% owned
Andrew Toles (LAD, OF): 2% owned


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