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- If you are thinking about buying a HDTV in the near future, this report in The New York Times suggests waiting till the New Year to take advantage of even lower prices.
- The Globe and Mail reports that a serious security breach has occurred at the discount broker TradeFreedom. The report mentions that the company has already contacted affected clients.
- Ellen Roseman writes in The Toronto Star about the Horizon BetaPro Bull and Bear funds.
- Rob Carrick reports from the red carpet on who won in the Canadian Financial Excellence Awards.
- Larry MacDonald points to a list of giant Canadian mutual funds. Even if you are a believer in the value added by active management, you will almost certainly do better with a low cost index fund compared to a giant equity fund. A recent report from Leith Wheeler funds shows why.
- There will be no post on Monday. Have a nice Labour Day weekend.


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My husband's wonderful camera skills..
Our gorilla Jonny and monkey Blake
My father in law :)
Jonny and Dadu making delicious biscuits :)
We traveled to Ohio on Friday to spend some time with my in laws. They got a new camper and we just had to see it :) Actually, we were very excited to see them. Especially Jonny. He whined for Bunchen the last few minutes. Her name is Nana, but she tells the grandkids- I love you BIG BUNCHES. So Jonny named her Bunchen. lol Paul became "Dadu Paul" over the weekend and it is a hit and miss of when he addresses him that way :) Today was our Robbins family reunion. We were there for most of it and enjoyed ourselves. We left there and went to see Grandpa and Grandma Covert.. My batteries on the camera died or I would have taken pictures of our special people in Mt. Orab :) The reunion has a theme every year, and this year it was safari. The boys dressed up and got gift cards for their participation :) Yay, diapers :) Jonny got a lot of candy ( a mini Halloween if you ask me) and Jon and I stunk so bad at corn hole it was embarrassing. Even for family to see. :( Made it to the final 3 in a water balloon toss and Jonny enjoyed wayy too many m&m's :) Soooo much fun :)

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Hi Everyone,
So sorry it's been awhile since we've had an update! SO MUCH has happened recently! As is always the case at the Morris, we've had some amazing souls come and go in recent months, and transitions are always inevitable and sometimes hard. Our fourth birthday passed with somewhat of a whimper. We realized the week after, with that awkward "4th of July in the middle of the week" thing, and realized we'd missed the opportunity. The Morris turned 4, and we are still working hard and existing and doing awesome stuff.
One of the most exciting pieces of news we have is that starting June 1, we made the transition to HostelSnap, which is a new reservations system designed by a hostel owner FOR HOSTELS! What a concept! If you have a hostel, these folks are top notch and seeing the amazing intelligent design that went in to this system is heartening. Darren Overby and the crew at Hostel Snap have continued to give us excellent support and we enjoy working with them very much. It's been a learning curve, but this has also allowed us to hook to other leading reservation sites, we started with HostelWorld and their affiliates and we have seen a marked increase in reservations. If you want to stay anywhere near around the time of Burning Man, book now! For those who know how affiliate sites and such work, booking direct is always going to be your best option for avoiding additional fees.
We have a new art room. Called "Abducted?!" currently, we may change the name at some point, but this is a dark and interesting room. Painted black with an artistic "Alien" theme, Madalyn Magrath is the artist and this room has a lot of glowy surprise when the black lights are turned on. Check out the room when you can, here's a small collage:
We are busy working on our "Burn Month" calendar, we've now had our newsletter up and running for more than a year again, and we are hurtling towards playa time at mach 10!
We changed the final amount on our fundraiser to $10,000. We really do need closer to the $100,000, but we've learned a ton from running our first funding campaign, and will make another if we need to. We've raised over $7,200, need to get to 10 to round this one out, and are continuing to work with city officials and local consultants to figure out what next steps for the Morris are. What we've learned? We've learned that not having a bar hasn't been such a bad thing. We've learned that maybe there are other ways we can use our space that would be more community and art minded and still maximize our return. We haven't made any firm decisions yet, stay tuned and we'll let you know when we know =)
Our garden is growing so amazingly well! By far our best year yet! It's been adopted by one of our new folks, her name is Paisly and she's amazing. Green thumb doesn't even begin to describe her shining soul. Here are some pictures of how our garden grows. Consider stopping by, and we will consider a harvest-focused member meal or community event!
As mentioned of Facebook, we are truly resting on the shoulders of giants. None of this would be possible without those who came before us. Previous garden tenders Vision and Cori, Jadestone, Jennofire, and many others who watered, wormed, composted and laid the groundwork for us to have this bounty, thank you!
That's about it for now. We have had someone volunteer to come on and write blog posts, hopefully you'll be hearing from her soon….until then, wait with antici……pation!
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If we are only prepared for the answer we allow God to give, we are shortchanging ourselves. But if our confidence is in the Promiser then our patience will be perpetual and we will persevere to the promise.
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I'm curious though. What kind of idea is it that postulates a god who creates a universe (BIG MIRACLE), yet holds to a view that opposes miracles?


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Our institute have good infrastructure and have all the labs related to our stream.Dept.of Mechanical Engineering has eight dedicated labs. All the labs are well equipped with every machinery required for having basic knowledge about the Mechanical Engineering, which help in the overall development of students and will help the students to work efficiently in the industry.
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Mark Lackey is a composer and educator with a background in composition and theory pedagogy. An Assistant Professor of Music at Samford University's School of the Arts, he teaches music theory and aural skills courses as well as lessons and courses in music composition. Previous teaching appointments were at Towson University, Johns Hopkins University, and The Peabody Conservatory.
Mark Lackey earned the degrees Doctor of Musical Arts in composition, Master of Music in theory pedagogy, and Master of Music in composition from The Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University where his teachers included Christopher Theofanidis, Bruno Amato, and Nicholas Maw. He completed his undergraduate studies with majors in clinical psychology and piano performance under Jerome Reed at David Lipscomb College, now Lipscomb University.
Mark Lackey's music is available on the Potenza Music label and through Dorn Publications and his own Julian Date Music imprint. His music has earned him premieres from the Eastman Wind Orchestra, Definiens Ensemble in Los Angeles, cellist Craig Hultgren, violinist Courtney Orlando, Druid City Ensemble, Samford University Wind Ensemble and many others. He has received awards including a Johns Hopkins University Arts Innovation Grant and an Encore Grant from the American Composers Forum. A recording of his chamber work Fairy Tale was featured in the inaugural issue (No. 53) of the College Music Society's Symposium Online: Audio Performance Archive, a peer-reviewed presentation of the work of College Music Society members. Lackey is current president of the Birmingham Art Music Alliance, and is a member of the American Composers Forum, the College Music Society, and Pi Kappa Lambda national honor society in music.
Mark Lackey is married to Jennifer Lackey, an educator in the fields of film studies and fiber arts. They have one daughter, Tabitha.
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GoLang or Go is a programming language maintained by Google and was created by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike and Ken Thompson who have done a great impact on the programming language usage in the world, such as C and Java. Go was in fact a experiment at Google that somehow where able to create such an awesome programming language that they figured that they should just release it. Anyhow Go language does force programmers to behave in a logical way that it helps them resolve unnecessary and unintentional junk code and it is static and strong typing discipline. I will be doing a sessions of golang programming in my blog so if you want to learn at the same pace as I am, please follow my blog.
Here an example on hello world
Or head over to go playground and do some programming test by your self.
When done compiling you will get an exe file unless you are compiling for linux or mac, and that is really interesting you can also compile code created within windows on linux by using a simple parameter in go build. Anywhow as you can see in this screenshot that I built main.go file and from that created an executable file.


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Seven wins, 25 losses and one tie through three seasons as the University of Colorado's head football coach. By any account, that's not great …
But I'm not talking about Mike MacIntyre. I'm talking about the original Coach Mac, Bill McCartney.
If you watched ESPN's The Gospel According to Mac, then you know that Coach Mac is, without question, the greatest football coach to ever step foot onto the Boulder campus. And yet, through three seasons, he had accomplished nothing.
It took Mac four years just to finish with a winning record, and it took another four after that to finish the season ranked inside the AP Top 25.
That's the type of time coaches aren't afforded anymore.
Today, the Buffs find themselves in a position where they've cycled through three head coaches in the last decade and may be considering moving onto a fourth. In a world where every decision, play, word and facial expression is dissected instantaneously across social media and the Internet, tinder burns faster.
We see it in both college and professional sports. Whether we're talking about players or coaches, there's no leeway, no grace period. If you're not performing to the highest of standards, they'll be a firestorm of blog posts and message-board comments calling for your head within minutes.
A few decades ago, people were allowed to actually improve, to learn from their mistakes and grow. Today, we expect a finished product from day one.
Who knows how many talents have been lost to the short leash?
We lack perspective, the ability to see the big picture and not become reactionary. We see that coach MacIntyre is headed towards his third straight losing season, that his team still can't pull out a close victory, and we become reactionary; we call for a change.
Well, let me tell you this: The grass is not always greener on the other side.
Let's just say MacIntyre's Buffs do lose their final four games, finishing 4-9 on the season. Even then, MacIntyre's 10-27 record (a .270 winning percentage) through three years would be better than McCartney's (.212).
And you could make the case that MacIntyre was coming into an even more dysfunctional situation. In the five years before McCartney came to Boulder, the Buffs were 20-34-1 (.364); for MacIntyre, the Buffs were 17-44 (.279) and had just entered the Pac-12 conference, a conference that from top to bottom has consistently only trailed the SEC in terms of overall strength.
Building a program takes time. Unless your name is Jim Harbaugh, nobody's becoming a powerhouse in one season, and even then, Michigan had still been getting top-10 recruiting classes under Brady Hoke. That's not a luxury MacIntyre was gifted when he first came to Boulder.
Instead, MacIntyre was handed a poorly-constructed, young roster and a training facility that was one of the worst in the conference. He's been working from behind the eight-ball from the day he stepped foot on campus, and I'm not so sure what people expected him to accomplish in these last three seasons.
It's seemed bad, yes. The Buffs have been blown out (a loss by 20 or more points) nine times under MacIntyre, but they've also had eight losses that have come by less than one score. For comparison, during McCartney's first three seasons, his teams were blown out 12 times and only lost five one-score games.
Now, I'm not saying MacIntyre is going to go on to win a national championship and solidify the Buffs as one of the best college programs in the nation for a decade-plus, but I am saying that he's got a better shot of doing that than anybody else the university could bring in.
This isn't MacIntyre's team — the final version, at least. There's not one senior on the field that was actually recruited by MacIntyre, and the new, state-of-the-art training facility that is now finishing up construction is only just starting to play a role in the Buffs preparation, as well as their recruiting.
If the Buffs move on again, they'll be starting over again. With MacIntyre, he's building a culture, a program, a history, and that takes time.
I know it's frustrating, Buffs fans, but if you truly want to see improvement in the long-run, you need to put your faith in Mike MacIntyre


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1. Staying on top of the literature Every time a new paper comes out, you realize it has cited twenty other papers you should really read, and by the time you have finished reading the background for that first paper, there are tables of contents from five other journals waiting for you.
2. Utilizing effective time-management See above. The internet is a gold-mine of information, but also of booby traps of awesome articles or protocols you really want to try out, but you have to remain focused. You have up to five years to become an "expert" in a smidgen of science, and you need every moment of it. So that article on the top 100 ecological questions of our time is going to have to be erased from my memory and replaced by the top 100 papers I should have read in the past month and didn't.
3. Learning to be independent. If you thought you were all free and grown-up when you left Mummy and Daddy's house to be a college undergrad all by your quasi-adult self, think again. You are a real adult now. You are now responsible for every piece of information which enters your brain, For every idea which comes out, you'd better make sure it is your own (and hopefully can be used in some paper or grant proposal by your advisor).
4. Having just the right degree of certainty in your abilities. Cockiness will get shoved right back down your throat. Not only will you be incredibly unpopular with the (at times) over-certain administrators, but you will deny yourself the opportunity to take every paper, blog post, and interaction as an opportunity to learn. And believe me, learning what other people have to say is a much better way to sell yourself than convincing yourself you know it all. Or even most of it. But you need to have some certainty in your abilities. Prove that you are strong, independent and powerful, and fight back with more first author publications in a year than others have had in the past five.
5. Playing politics. Universities are the most political things in the universe. There will be people you don't like. Don't worry - they probably didn't want you to join the department either. Professors will or won't get tenure or advance in the "rankings", and you won't always find an objective reason for why this was the case. But whatever happens in the department, you will have to nod and smile and accept that it was the right thing.
6. Learning that while this is science, and trial and error is a valuable part of the learning process, you can't always learn everything this way. Reagents are expensive, things explode. People explode. Graduate school is about balancing preparation and planning with doing. If you do too much of the former, you realize what you want to do will never work and won't move forward. If you do the latter, then you end up wading through a lot of data and peer mediation discussions trying to figure out what went wrong.
7. Getting the data/publication balance right. You need a peer-reviewed publication (or two or three) to graduate and/or have a future in science, but do you keep collecting data in the hope that the extra feature will make the paper into a highly-respected journal, or publish now with the comments you get from reviewers guiding future work? What if your publishing strategy isn't consistent with your advisor's, or your collaborators aren't on the same schedule as you and take forever to respond to drafts of the manuscript you send them?
8. Remembering that it is as much your job to help your advisor as it is his/her job to help you. The lab goes forward and the advisor succeeds when the students succeed. And you succeed when you can think independently and bring alternative ideas to the table, so you can critically assess other work coming from the lab.
9. Loving what you do. For most people (I hope!) this isn't that hard, but it is absolutely the most important thing. In theory (unless your field work puts you in a tropical locale full of biting animals), grad school can be completed with no reference to blood, sweat, and tears. But you have to enjoy it. Those prelims you hide in a hole for six months to prepare for – take it as a fun opportunity to tell your committee (or the piece of paper they handed you) about all the cool things you know about, and use studying for them as an opportunity to link your research to other areas of your field. You will thank yourself.
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I love DayZ but sometimes its a pain in the arse. Especially when you've joined a server made some friends but before you've added each other on steam the game has crashed or the server has restarted. No problem right, go to your main menu and click play but nothing happens!? So if you don't remember the name, it happens but your now unable to rejoin and you've lost your survivor buddies.
So what I'm going to show you here is a quick way to get that IP address of the last server you were on and then il show you how to join on a DayZ server using just its IP. First step, lets get your last server ip address.
Open up your documents folder – go to the folder "DayZ" and open up your profile so you can see here my real name, right click and open with notepad – press control and F and type in "lastmpserver" and wahhaa! Here is the last server you joined, its name and ip address. Thats the server I was on last.
Stage 2 lets copy and paste that IP address and il show you how to join a DayZ server with just the IP. Open DayZ, change server, click the "Remote" tab and paste, using control and V keys the ip address into the field. Heres the server good to go, join and we're in!
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From the recently retired and very succesful Gary Pinkel. He built Mizzou into one of the strongest programs in college sports.
The University of Missouri Coaching and Teaching Responsobility and Philosophy
- Let Your Players Know That You Care About Them!
- Trust is earned, Not Guaranteed.
- Communication is the most important thing between you and your players.
Developing a great relationship is vital for our team success.
- Lead By Example. Be A Good Role Model To Your Players
- Honest = Respect = Loyalty.
- If you're not 100% honest, you will have no credibility.
- You Must Get Your Position To Believe That You Are The Best Coach And Teacher In The League. If The Players Don't Believe, We Won't Win.
- We Must Be Great Teachers
- What you see on video is what you have coached. You are a teacher!
- Your teaching is evaluated by your player's performance.
- Professors can have A, B, C, D, F students. We must have all A's.
- Keep things simple. Don't over coach. Find the best way to teach. Teach fundamentals.
- Our goal is that each player masters the fundamentals at his position.
- We Know What Must Be Taught – Staff Growth. Improve Schemes, But Have A Philosophy And Sell It To The Players
- Utilize Teaching Aids
- Change up procedure of meetings
- Must use teaching aids
- Video Breakdown (find a way to use it).
- Marking Boards – accuracy of diagrams is critical – 75% of learning is visual.
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|Tue, 06 Dec 2005 15:44:57 GMT
Dalibor Topic wrote: >>There is a core set of classes required to bootstrap the OSGi framework >>code. The trick is to bring up enough classes to implement the >>framework, then retrospectively apply the framework rules to those >>classes. By the time the framework is instantiated and ready to load >>new classes it will have the core classes installed. > > I've had something like that in mind, too, cool. > > Is it absolutely necessary to have those core classes as a bundle, and > do the retrospective trick? No it's not. It's desirable because then you get the benefits of componentization across the entire class library, but it is not absolutely necessary. If the core classes are declared in bundles then dependent bundles can verify the version compatibility of the core classes, and in turn core class bundles can be excluded from reaching into the non-API areas of core, etc. > I'm trying to figure out if we can shave off complexity, so please bear > with my basic knowledge of OSGi semantics :) The additional complexity may be as simple as requiring the VM to support changing a class' class loader. When the framework is being brought up the core classes will be loaded by the bootstrap class loader (which is typically known by the VM). When the framework is defined and initializing those core classes will be moved to framework-defined class loaders (to enforce visibility rules). There are other approaches that are not so naive, but you get the idea. >>IMHO the framework requires too many classes for this to double as the >>VM interface -- the number of classes that the VM knows intimately is >>much smaller, and what I have been calling the 'kernel' classes (about >>18 or so types). The kernel classes can be written as a bundle >>(fragment) that plays in the class componentization model alongside LUNI >>(java.lang, java.util, java.net, java.io), SECURITY, etc. > > OK. I see how one can, by programming carefully, knock things down to a > very small, minimal set of classes necessary. I don't think we have to > absolutely strive for the absolute minimum, though, as it may end up > making the interface more complicated and less useful in practice for a > few reasons: > > a) people implementing the interface on their own VMs may find out that > it relies too closely on correct order of class loading for them to > easily bootstrap their not fully standard conforming VMs. Ahem. :) > > b) Minimizing the set of bootstrap classes can result in complexity > being pushed out somewhere else, for example by mandating native methods. Just to be clear, the kernel classes are VM-dependent types that are not typically reusable since the VM typically will 'know' the shape of the class/instances. I think it is useful to minimize that set. The set of classes required to run an OSGi framework is a superset of kernel; and of course there are a number of meaningful supersets reaching up from there. I proposed the boundaries for those as the functional units of JSE, as defined on the wiki. The mix-n-match approach works top-down just as well as bottom-up: bottom-up: If you implement a VM with the minimal VM Interface (kernel classes + vmi.h) then you can reuse all of the remainder of the Harmony classlib code. top-down: If you develop an alternative implementation of some component, say java math, then by including the packages declared in the componentization proposal, and declaring it to be an OSGi bundle, you can confidently provide it as a drop-in replacement to the java math bundle in Harmony class libs. Componentization gives you benefits at development time (e.g. explict exports allow you to evolve the implementation with a well-managed SPI to other bundles), and at runtime (e.g. explicit imports allow you to co-exist with other bundles that require different versions of the same bundle). There is no harm at all in VMs having dependency requirements on a particular set of bundles based on their capabilities. > Considering that we have 4000-5000 classes in 1.5 to work with, I > believe the difference between an 18 class bootstrap interface and a 50 > class bootstrap interface is negligible, given that, as I explained > below, most people are either able to pick various open source > implementations of a large set of those classes under licenses ranging > from BSD, ASLv2, GPL+linking exception, to LGPL, and GPL, to name a few, > and mix and match those largely to their heart's content. Absolutely, people can bootstrap with whatever they use today, then use components from Harmony or Classpath that are higher in the SE stack. Mmmm, harmony. The Java code is likely to be quite easy to split apart into components, the native code may need massaging to be built into a separate lib to make the component stand-alone. And if you want the component to work on a Hy-compatible VM the only dependencies on the VM from your code must be (you guessed it) through the JNI, or VMI, or Kernel classes. > So if stuffing a class into the bootstrap set helps up reduce the VM > interface complexity, I'd say let's go for it. Examples below. <snip> > Here are my examples of reducing complexity by adding classes to the > bootstrap set: I see that the interface specifies fdlibm, which I assume > is needed to properly implement double/float. Rather than specifying an > interface in C with JNI and all that fun, let's just make Double and > Float implementations part of the bootstrap set. fdibm is just an artifact of the existing implementation, not part of the VMI -- so you get Double and Float for free (i.e. VMs don't have to make any concession to how they are implemented). You may prove me wrong now, but are there any VMs targetting JSE that don't do JNI? The deal is, if you can do JNI, grok the VMI(*), and you implement the kernel classes then the remainder of the class libraries will work. (*) Note: the HyPortLib and HyZipCachePool defined in the Doxygen doc are provided in the Hy classlib code. The functions the VM has to provide are pretty simple. > Same with zlib: I didn't see it being specified in OSGi/Minimal, so I > guess we may be able to get by and say that java.util.zip is either part > of the bootstrap set, and then we chuck it in, and all the native > dependencies disappear. There are various java.util.zip implementations > out there, etc, etc. Same story, either you play the VMI game and reuse what is in Hy, or you provide an alternative implementation of the ARCHIVE component (contains JAR and Zip support). > In essence, I'd like to see if we can do away with the JNI methods and > the C part of the VM interface, by enlarging the bootstrap set by those > classes that would need them, and just leaving their internals unspecified. > > That would mean that the vmi.h and friends are useful for runtimes using > Harmony's classes, just as the GNU Classpath interface is useful for > runtimes using those classes, and so on. The overarching VM interface > could abstract away from those, I hope. If we raise the semantic level far enough Classpath and Harmony are bound to be able to interoperate at some level <g> <snip> >>Of course, VMs could choose to implement any superset of the kernel >>classes that suit them, or implement the kernel classes in any manner >>that suits them (e.g. the earlier discussion of delegates vs. in-lines I >>think is irrelevant if we agree it is the VM's perogative). > > > Yup. Amazing how much simpler things become but just assuming they are > there. We don;t have to wrestle with the right way to write inlineable > code, yay :) > > As I said above, I don't think we need to strive for absolute > minimalism, though. I'd trade an interface that I can implement on a > lazy weekend for an interface that saves me 200k of kernel classes > download, but takes me a month to get written. Simpler interface -> > faster, easier adoption, I hope. Take a look at the interface and how much is already implemented for you, and let me know if you think it is not a lazy weekend job. The Doxygen includes all the code that is in the Hy codebase already -- I guess it would be helpful to have a step-by-step guide of what a VM needs to do. <snip> > Great, we are in violent agreement! Someone make a picture! :) I think so -- though I've probably confused things by talking about the VMI and talking about class lib componentization in a single thread. The summary is : (1) we should aim for complimentary classlib componentization to get interop of large functional units; (2) VMs wanting to run all the Hy classlib code can do so provided they have a lazy weekend to spare. > p.s. you know that after talking about all this stuff for the next week, > I'll drag you come for FOSDEM to give us an introduction into how it all > fits together, and why, and so on. You'll have to translate that paragraph for me -- I can't parse it ;-) Regards, Tim -- Tim Ellison (email@example.com) IBM Java technology centre, UK.
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Wednesday, 24 March 2010
WOYWW - a sewing machine?
Anyway onto my mess this week. There is a fair bit of mess to the right of the machine as I had to clear a space for the beast, oh and I was asked what the tall grey thing was last week. That is my OTT-LITE daylight foldaway lamp. You can't beat them for crafting in the evenings.
Oh and just to prove I do actually know how to use my sewing machine, here's a piccy of the patch all sewn on and doing what it's meant to do on my leg (yayyyy it hasn't broken yet lol).
Okay I'm now off to have a bit of a nosy around everyone elses workspaces now. So if you want to join in the fun,pop over here to the Stamping Ground and have a peek.
Take care all
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Oh wow bit of a mess this week love it show it how it is, cant beat it, looks like a great sewing machine you should use it more, hear speaks a person that has used hers 5 times thereabouts in 7 years. haha
Christine x
A great patch ... I would n't have a clue where to start :0)ReplyDelete
Great patching gal! Love the push back technique used to accomodate the machine; just what I would have done.ReplyDelete
Oh nice and messy - much fun to nose around...now I know what that grey thinge is - the mistery is a lamp! You should use the machine more often!ReplyDelete
Great patch there and loads to look at on your desk.ReplyDelete
Clare x
oh lots of nice mess there hun,love the sewing machine great patch too hugs cheryl xxxReplyDelete
I'm amazed that you managed to find space for the sewing machine because there seems to be so much great stuff on your desk. Makes me want to dig aboutReplyDelete
Love that patch - def use that machine more often!!ReplyDelete
Oh you spoil me....a sewing machine. Thank you for sharing it. :-)ReplyDelete
Sewing tip....when patching jeans iron the patch on using bond a web before stitching it in place. It will last longer :-)
A x
I would just go and buy a new pair of jeans.... or find an iron on patch (except that would mean getting the iron out.... yuck!)ReplyDelete
Lovely messy desk, great assortment of pens. What are you going to do with those big pillar candles?!
- Anonymous24 March 2010 at 17:21
great patch sam, but where's your workspace?! lol!ReplyDelete
Great desk this week Sam lol love itReplyDelete
hugs June xxxx
- Anonymous24 March 2010 at 18:50
Yeah well, you're talking to a person who doesn't even have a sewing machine!!ReplyDelete
Very impressed by the patch lol and your desk is ....well used ...full of creativity ... and so good to nose aroundReplyDelete
Well done on the mending job ;) And a busy crafter's mess I see :)ReplyDelete
Anne xx
Aren't you clever! Now, If I'd sewn a patch on my jeans, I'd have swen the legs together....!ReplyDelete
Te he well done hun can I have a lesson mines done nothing yet lolReplyDelete
hope your ok
liz xx
Hi SamReplyDelete
Oh yur desk looks very much like mine!! Lol I love to work in a mess tho, if I tidy I end up not being able to find anything...
Hugs Emma x
Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving me a comment. You guys make my day by doing this.
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The 'arrow of time' refers to the apparent fact that the past is always behind us, is always what has already happened, and well, is in the past, which leads us to the present moment, in which we travel forward into the unknowable future… the future that is always in front of us, is what has never yet happened….
Thinking of time flowing in any other direction leads to thoughts of sci-fi movies, of time machines…Thinking of time not having this arrow-like quality, directing us from the past, through the present, into the future, is difficult to do.
Logically, our minds work like an arrow, so this is how we naturally map out 'time'.
But, ultimately, time isn't directed. It doesn't actually flow from past to present into the future. Now, our logical, thinking brains can not resolve that. So, how can time to be claimed otherwise? Through experience and through experiment. The best ways to prove to ourselves that time is not quite linear is to explore it oursleves…to think deeply about it, tie our brains into knots trying to solve it, to meditate on it, and to experience it. We can also look at experiments, not just the qualitative ones we can do with our own minds, but quantitative ones done with the scientific method. Recent experiments can show how an 'effect' can also have an effect on the very cause of that effect! I have talked about this before.
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Coming off a three game losing street (especially with the tough loss of the last game), the McFet Red Liners regroup and can out running. The first goal of many by the guys and gals in red was scored in the opening minutes. In the end, the non-stop offense easily overwhelmed the Howitzers and put the Liners back in the win column.
Three goals were scored in the first period. Jessie started out with the scoring with a deflection from Davey. B-hole followed it up by popping in a rebound of Toto's wrist shot attempt. The record of the third goal has vanished from the archives unfortunately. The second period had the Liners score 3 more goals. Roger Dodger had back to back goals. His first was a shorthanded off MK's clearing pass. His second stuffing in Mixy's wrap around goal attempt. Like the third goal, the scorekeeper did not properly document the goal scorer for the sixth goal. The Howitzers did score their only goal of the game off a breakaway at the Music Man, the Liners' netminder.
In the final period, the Liners went back on the scoring and notched 3 more goals. Queen Anne wristed an unassuming shot during a powerplay that just slipped inside the near post. Dirko would be finally rewarded for his quick puckhandling when he lifted the puck into the Howitzer net after slicing through their defense. Toto would get a goal of his own by pushing a loose puck under the Howitzer goalie.
The Liners came out strong and was rewarded with a definitive win. The defense also held their own as well. Kudos go to JayKay and Leslie for their tenaciousness play. The team hope to carry this momentum to their next game against the Watchmen, Monday Nov 25th at 10:50pm.


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Caldera Bar Restaurant, Moraitika
Caldera is right on the beach in Moraitika and is one of the few bars in Moraitika that stays open all year round. It regulary hosts live music events. With full restaurant facilities and a very late bar, it is the perfect place to chill out and relax either day or nightime – a romantic setting – right on the beach. Checkout the bottles behind the bar and work out how they serve the spirits….clever idea !
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Open since 1975 – The Caldera, is family owned and operated. It was previously known as 'Kavouria' between 1975 and 2012.
The youngest member of the family – Christos has been at the helm since 2013 following major restructuring and upgrading everything from the seating, bar, lighting and music. The quality of food and drinks – as always, remains as high.
Many of the family receipes for traditional Corfiot food have been handed down over the generations to make The Caldera a firm favourite with tourists and locals all year round
Caldera Food and Drinks:
Good selection of draught and bottled Beers, Cocktails,Wines, Spirits, Spirits, Coffees, Soft drinks
Starters or snacks: Soup, various filled rolls, tzatziki, taramas, marinated sardines, grilled octopus, fried calamari, grilled feta, saganaki cheese, cheese pie with honey, fried marrows, grilled beetroot
Sea food: Mussels saganaki, steamed mussels, shrimps saganaki, shrimps diavola, stuffed kalamari, grilled swordfish, sardines, fresh fish, doversole with mustard, mussels with rice, fried dover, slamon with rose champagne.
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Salads: Lulas salad, italian, mediterranean, ceasar, tuna, greek, seafood, smoke salmon
Live Music At The Caldera:
As well a great chillout sounds all day and night, Caldera has regular live music events which are very popular all year round.
Check out the Caldera Facebook Page for latest information
Location: On the beach, Moraitika next to Margarita Beach Hotel
Parking: Parking is available for approximately 35 cars and bikes at the rear of Caldera
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The tennnis world in in shockworld as the women's tennis player Maria Sharapova fails drug test.
The flamboyant tennis star Sharapova tested positive for banned substance Meldonium.
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Benefits of sports
Sports of any kind help your kids learn life lessons which last longer. Of course it is possible to teach them these things even with other activities like dancing, learning to play a musical instrument etc. But with sports, the physical strain that we take, make us tough and we can see its impact on our kids once they're faced with stressing situations in life.
Sports help kids to develop their cognitive ability, which is very vital to their overall personality. Let's see the other things that kids learn while they are at play.
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We see that kids these days are always in the pressure of 'performing' in their academics, this constant pressure is affecting their mental health to such an outrageously alarming rate that we see so many of kids attempting suicide to escape them.
Parents who acquaint kids to sports at a very early age see that the kids are healthier and are alert to the surroundings around;since it makes them to step up into a different arena they feel lighter and at ease when they play any sport. The pull of stress cannot cling to the ones who are busily engaged in a sport.
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4. Learn to fail and accept it in a very healthy way:
Every one focuses on succeeding so much that when they fail it becomes a taboo. We often are very encouraging when the child accomplishes something but never talk to them about failure and the way it teaches us something about life: ACCEPTANCE. The strain to succeed is now so much more than it has ever been, and when things go wrong there would be many more opportunities to try and take a chance at. Your child needs to know that, and in sports the child sees it practically.
When one door closes another opens, and we could see only when we accept our failure and look at the other side. Sports can help build a tolerant attitude to whatever the obstacles that pass our way.
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For fans of limoncello, a refreshing Italian liquor made from fermented lemons, you will be happy to hear that a South Philadelphia craftsperson, Joan Verratti, has perfected several cellos, including chocolate!
I was introduced to Joan Verratti by a mutual childhood friend. Joan began experimenting with limoncellos with friends on Daly Street in Philadelphia. Her first attempts were blueberry and strawberry flavored cellos. She said the first batches tasted like cough syrup; through laborious experimentation the correct flavors were achieved. Joan admits it took lots of research and development. She created 18 flavors of limoncello. Her cellos are all handcrafted, one batch at a time, from an Old Italian recipe which Joan improved for the American palate. It is not bitter, sour or tart; it is sweet and syrupy with a great leg. It is also high in alcohol content at 44-48% proof! The display bottles are beautiful, sleek frosted glass. Her partner and fiancé, Tom, designed the label himself.
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By Jenny Corn
Warm Welcome in Wales
As the sun came out the Bears took a trip to Wales and were, as always, welcomed with open arms by Pen-Y-Glyn Ladies at Crickhowell Bowling Club, not to mention the Welsh Cakes which are a real treat!
The venue is superb surrounded by rolling hills and fields, in fact it's difficult to concentrate on the bowling and not just stand a gaze at the view, but Warwickshire succeeded and came out with a 126-110 win.
Highest winning rink went to Elaine Taylor with Chris Roberts, Aleen Shuttleworth (all Stoke) and Christine Harding (Rugby Thornfield) who, having dropped 5 shots on the second end went on to trounce their opponents 33-11.
Maureen Edwards with Pat Lowe, Sigrid Thomas (all Rugby Thornfield) and Ann Doherty started strongly and kept up the pressure to win 24-12.
The only other winning rink was Chris Cooke (Southam) with Di Wilkinson (Stoke), Sharon Keal (Snitterfield) and Barbara Jeffrey (Entaco) who were fairly evenly matched with their opponents throughout the game but just managed to come away with a one shot win 17-16.
Jenny Corn with Chris Richards/Pat Harvey (all Lillington), Dawn Horne (RLS) and Mo Yeomans (Blossomfield) started slowly but picked up 5 shots on the 16th to leave them just 4 shots adrift 16-20 eventually losing 19-24.
Pat Gagg with Hazel Goodman, Jayne Henfrey (all Lillington) and June Hands (Ilmington) also started slowly but held their own in the second half to lose by just 5 shots 18-23.
Chris Ward with Margaret Stephens (both Lillington), Barbara Harsant (Solihull Municipal) and Helen Harris (Stoke) were fairly evenly matched to start but their opponents took off in the second half and they finished 15-24.
After a very nice meal County President, Chris Richards (Lillington) had the pleasure of presenting a Colt Badge to Sharon Keal (Snitterfield).


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The Church Officers' Training Days 2012
Officers from both churches plan to attend this conference God willing.
A day for serving church officers, elders, deacons, pastors and trainee pastors
South Wales – Brackla Tabernacle Church, Bridgend, 28 January
Being a leader of a church is a big responsibility. We are called to hold firm to the trustworthy word as taught, to care for the church and to live a life above reproach. We are aware of our own weakness, but are also confident that God has given us everything we need for this great task. At the conference there will be faithful teaching through preaching sessions and seminars. You will also be given the opportunity to explore how a Biblical leader of a church should respond to some of the challenges we face today.
The conference is for men who are in leadership within a church. This includes pastors, elders, deacons, trainee pastors, leadership team members and others who play an active role within the leadership of their church.
Over many years the EMW has had a burden to support and nurture ministers and pastors through conferences, fraternals and our pastoral director. Over the past few years the Lord has placed it on our hearts to develop our work to support not only full time pastors and workers, but also specifically church leaders and officers. Both these 'leadership training days' are aimed at helping, supporting, encouraging and training church leaders in their lives as Christians. We also hope that by gathering people together, local support and fellowship may be increased for the mutual benefit of all those in the church.
The day will be split into two preaching sessions, two seminar slots, a resource exhibition and informal time of fellowship over lunch.
The theme of the conference is 'Washing their feet – leading like our Lord'. Our hope is that through Biblical teaching and looking especially at Jesus as our example we will be better equipped to lead our churches and live more godly lives.
There are two preaching sessions:
The glory and the grime of service – Phil Swann
You can touch a life – Stuart Olyott
There will be two seminar sessions with a choice of seminar options:
From ordinary to good – steps to help the elder and deacon – Stuart Olyott
Developing the spiritual life of the church – Bill Dyer
Maintaining unity through times of change - Jonathan Stephen
Elders, deacons and the Bible – Phil Eveson (North) and John Legg (South)
Reaching out to your community – Ben Thomas (North) and Robert Thomas (South)
Calling and caring for the pastor – Andrew Davies
Developing the next generation of leaders – Bill Dyer
Caring for your family – Peter Bradley
Caring for the overlooked – Lynton Jones (North) Robert Hadley (South)


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Jeffrey Kiel, Alma Maldonado; Ocular hypertensive effect of pilocarpine in the anesthetized rat. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2013;54(15):2005.
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A previous study by Pang et al. (Exp Eye Res 80: 207-214, 2005) reported that pilocarpine tended to increase IOP in conscious rats one hour after dosing but the effect was not significant. The present study sought to determine if continuous IOP measurement before and after application would detect a more robust and rapid response.
In rats (n=14) anesthetized with ketamine plus xylazine, we measured femoral mean arterial pressure (MAP) and IOP by direct cannulation, carotid blood flow (BFcar) by transit time ultrasound and heart rate (HR) by a digital cardiotachometer. The protocol entailed 10 min of baseline followed by 20 min of measurement after topical application of pilocarpine (1%). The data (mean +/- standard error) were analyzed by paired t-test.
The systemic parameters were unchanged (p>0.05 for MAP, BFcar and HR) before and after pilocarpine (MAP: 96 +/- 4 Vs 92 +/- 4 mmHg; BFcar: 4.2 +/- 0.3 Vs 4.0 +/- 0.3 ml/min; HR: 268 +/- 9 Vs 268 +/- 9 bpm). IOP increased significantly from 12.6 +/- 0.7 to 14.8 +/- 1.0 mmHg (p<0.01). The IOP response began within minutes after application and began to decline slowly after 30-45 min.
In contrast to its hypotensive effect in humans and primates, pilocarpine causes a rapid, transient increase in IOP in anesthetized rats. The rapidity of the IOP response suggests an episcleral venous pressure mediated mechanism that warrants further investigation.
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Tuesday morning was one of the few sessions we spent together with the Spouses Conference. We had a Bible Study on 2 Samuel 13--the story of Amnon's rape of his sister Tamar. This led to a discussion of sexual abuse and domestic violence as well as the Church's proper role in standing up for victims and creating safe places. I cannot comment in any extensive way on the whole process because my experience is limited to my small group of four. I can say that in many parts of the world, women are not safe. Because of that, the Church needs to be an advocate, a witness, and an agent of transformation.
In the evening we heard the second Presidential Address by Archbishop Rowan Williams. It was unusually direct. You can read the entire text on the Lambeth website (www.lambethconference.org).
Let me say what I appreciated about the address. He began by offering his hope "We speak from the centre.... I mean that we should try to speak from the heart of our identity as Anglicans; and ultimately from that deepest centre which is our awareness of living in and as the Body of Christ."
I could not agree more. The center isn't the middle of political views but it is the deep place where we discover our communion with Christ and therefore with one another. In these large meetings, the temptation is to speak from our ideological edge. One advantage of such a long meeting is to create relationships to speak from somewhere else.
I also appreciated the Archbishop's attempt to describe what both "sides" have to lose in coming a resolution. It is true that we all have fears about any new proposal and it is true that often it is easier to hold on to our clearly defined positions instead of stepping out into a new place in trust and faith.
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I have some issues with his characterization of the position of "not so traditional believer." I resist that term, and I found his description of that position incomplete. I also think there are more than two sides to this issue and certainly there are more dynamics at play. There is more than a theological difference going on.
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We will spend much of the remaining time on these issues.
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UK Area: 24 - North Uist, South Uist and Nearby Islands (OS Maps 1:50k 22. 1:25k 453N.)
Latitude: 57.491501, Longitude: -7.237722, Height: 30 metres (98 feet)
Prominence: 30 metres (98 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0030.- (DoBIH Hill ID: 12789)
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Data courtesy of the Database of British and Irish Hills
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Cnoc Mor (Seana Bhaile) (1.4km)Beinn an t-Sagairt (2.4km)Flodaigh (2.5km)Beinn a' Charnain (2.6km)Beinn nan Druidhneach (3.4km)Ronaigh Beag (3.7km)Beinn Rodagraich (3.7km)Beinn na h-Aire (4.3km)Ruabhal (Rueval) (5.0km)Flodaigh Mor (5.1km)
Total = 1 All
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Data courtesy of the Database of British and Irish Hills