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Monta Vista, the No. 2 seed, advanced to the semifinals on Wednesday before falling 4-3 to No. 3 Bellarmine. Homestead fell to Monta Vista 5-2 in the second round. Lynbrook won its first-round match 4-3 over Branham, but fell in the second round to Bellarmine, 6-1.
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(just wanted to share with you some of the special moments I experienced on my way to the picnic - Donnie)
Hard as I tried I
couldn't drag them away from Florida for the picnic. But we did
get together for lunch in Orlando:
Reva Baker Stevenson, Donnie Collins Skuja, Dee Santo Qualls (all from the WHS Class of 1961) and her mother, Ellen Santo who also attended WHS in the early '40s. YES, the 40s! Doesn't she look fantastic?
On the drive from
Florida to the picnic in Welch, I stopped for a few days at Smith
Mountain Lake where I visited with my former Maryland neighbor, Rhonda
Newbauer, and Ginny (Bolt) and her husband Marty Loula. Ginny was
a member of the first WHS May Court
and, as you can see, she's still quite a lovely lady.
Bear with me
here.....this is one of those "small world" stories. Ginny &
Marty's neighbor at Smith Mountain Lake is Lillian Pearman.
Visiting Lillian was her daughter, Vicky, and some of Vicky's
friends from northern Virginia. One, who overheard me talking
about the WHS Alumni picnic, indicated she'd recently been in Welch for
her husband's 40th
class reunion. Below (all "dressed" up to play a joke on
another friend) are Vicky, Bonnie (wife of WHS Class of '64, Tom Bary),
and another friend. (Sorry, I don't remember her name.)
wait....that's not the end of this story. A few months after the
picnic, Ronnie showed me some grade school pictures he'd recently
acquired and one in particular jumped right out at me. I sort of
"recognized" one of the boys in the picture, flipped it over and there
was his name, Ron Pearman. Ron, Vicky's older brother, attended Welch
Elementary through 4th grade with some of the WHS Class of '64 before
his family moved to Coalwood. Here's a picture of Ron in a 3rd
grade skit called "Winter Wonderland."
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text: North Korea Is Hiding Kim's Ears Experts pick up on regular photoshopping By Arden Dier, Newser Staff Posted Jun 22, 2017 9:52 AM CDT Updated Jun 25, 2017 11:33 AM CDT 85 comments Comments Kim Jong Un walks along his viewing balcony during a military parade in Pyongyang, North Korea, on April 15, 2017. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E, File) (Newser) – Millions of Americans have something in common with Kim Jong Un: He, too, appears to be self-conscious about his body—specifically, his ears. North Korea has strangely taken to photoshopping its leader's ears, which a pair of non-proliferation experts picked up on, reports Motherboard. While North Korea's habit of editing photos is well-known, Dave Schmerler of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies and Jeffrey Lewis of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey say they've noticed several photos in which editing specifically targets Kim's ears. As Lewis puts it, "He doesn't like his ears, or so it seems." Schmerler may know why. One photo of Kim shows an imperfection at the base of his ear, which doctors suggest could be anything from a cyst to a viral infection. North Korea has a history of covering up illnesses, but erasing the mark, if it is benign, also serves a purpose. This cosmetic alteration and others like it are likely designed "to help Kim look a bit more handsome than he is in real life," Lewis says. His ears aren't Kim's greatest cause for distress, apparently. The chairman of South Korea's parliamentary intelligence committee says Kim is limiting public appearances and travel over fears that there's a plot to cut his head off, per the Korea Herald. (North Korea claims the CIA tried to kill Kim.) My Take on This Story Report a story error Show results without voting | 47% Hilarious 8% Intriguing 2% Depressing 2% Brilliant 2% Scary 39% Ridiculous


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We have all had the latest bug this week which has been going round the school like the plague. Caitlin had it and gave it to Ieuan. Unfortunately I have succumbed to it too and, as I lie festering in my bed, unable to move or even think straight, I find my thoughts are far from productive and, dare I say it, even a bit odd.
Do you think anything like this?
I should get up.
Do you feel really guilty at having to lie down? Even though I know the Husband is fine looking after the kids, it still feels like my 'job'. And if he's away on business, I have to get up.
Have I given it to the rest of the family?
In which case it's likely to go round and round… and round.
Have I failed to bleach / detox / wet wipe sufficiently?
Has the current miasma of dust and spiders webs lurking in certain, ahem, corners created a cauldron for a nasty virus?
Will it ever go or is this the start of something worse?
That's the thing about being in your 50's. You do start to become a little more, shall we say, neurotic, about bits of your body starting to malfunction.
Should I reschedule all my meetings now, just in case I'm not well enough to go?
Even if the meetings are days ahead, I still find myself obsessing about not being well enough to go. The idea of being taken ill whilst out and about terrifies me. The Husband, on the other hand, carries on regardless – and a positive mental attitude must work because he is very rarely ill, and then only mildly.
Do I need to see a doctor?
Ah, the biggie. I think we probably all rush to see a doctor (if we can get an appointment, that is) when a few days "watch and wait" would probably see the back of the illness altogether – particularly if it is the latest virus which is doing the rounds.
I should eat something. But I don't really want to eat.
I find in times of sickness, I can usually manage a glass of milk or a lump of cheddar but that's about it. We have a sort of family cure of Oasis drink (banned the rest of the time because of its sugar content), cheese & onion crisps and chocolate – which also doubles neatly as a hangover cure – but it does seem to work.
I want to hug the kids but I probably shouldn't in case I pass the bug back to them.
Ironic that at the time you need comfort most you should probably have an "avoid at all costs" sign around your neck.
I need to watch junk TV.
I don't but the mindlessness of morning TV is kind of soothing.
I think though, that when we are under the weather, rather than berate ourselves, we need to be kinder to ourselves – even if that just means an earlier night or cooking a healthier tea (and leaving the wine in the fridge).
Sometimes we don't realise how run down we have become until a bug strikes – and even though we feel horrible, it is a good opportunity to look at our self care and to take a step back and ask ourselves what we need.
Sometimes, we may also need to ask the family for their support in this and that can't be a bad thing because a happy mum is the lynch pin of a happy family!
Midlife mum from Cardiff. Wine Imbiber. Likes glitter, fluff and olives. Approaching tweendom with Caitlin (11) and Ieuan (10). The husband is hiding in the loft.
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Infrastructure funded through increase in taxes
Pinsent Masons
Tue 13th November 2012
Description and overview
This model involves the ring fencing of certain types of local taxes to enable capital investment.
The ring fenced tax stream is used to repay borrowings which have in turn been used to finance the capital investment.
Tax Increment Finance (TIF) is perhaps the best known model.
The TIF model in the UK will involve a local authority borrowing against the incremental increase in business rates arising from a development to fund infrastructure.
It has already been implemented through pilot projects in Scotland.
TIF in the UK is complicated by the regime for the levy and collection of business rates.
Put simply under the current regime business rates are collected by local authorities and then pooled centrally.
The business rates are then used as a source of funding to redistribute to local authorities as grant by reference to need.
Therefore increases in rates resulting from increased development activity are captured centrally.
This regime needs to be changed by statute to allow local authorities to retain business rates.
The central pooling arrangement also has the objective of equalising the impact of business rates to avoid some local authorities obtaining a disproportionate benefit.
TIF has been implemented in Scotland through a handful of pilot projects.
Legislation has been put in place to carve out approved pilot TIF Zones from the current business rate regime.
Local authorities can therefore use the incremental growth in business rates to raise capital to fund infrastructure.
In England a different approach has been taken which will involve changing the business rate regime.
The regime will retain an equalisation arrangement but outside of this business rates can be retained.
All local authorities will be able to retain rates in this way but the ability of the Government to re-set the whole system every ten years will hinder long term borrowing (although authorities can obviously take a view across income as a whole to borrow).
Indeed projects looking for long term borrowing will be confined to first, enterprise zones and secondly projects which will need Government approval (there is a £150m allocation).
The form of TIF that all authorities will benefit from (but subject to the equalisation mechanism) is known as TIF1 and the form of TIF where authorities are free in the long term to borrow free from the equalisation mechanism is known as TIF2.
Where the TIF project is up and running it is possible that institutional investors will take a view on the certainty of the income either to lend against it or even purchase it.
As with any type of securitisation investors may discount the price in the latter to reflect risk. Institutional investors will not want to take construction and development risks.
- Market based with little or no reliance on public subsidy;
- Availability of scarce long term revenues to fund borrowing for capital investment;
- Local authorities able to take advantage of relatively cheap borrowing costs;
- Infrastructure funded from growth can stimulate further growth and funding;
- Potential for raising private finance either by developer or local authority refinancing through bonds.
- If local authority borrows then without completion and occupation guarantees from the developer the local authority runs the business rate cash flow risk;
- Risk of displacement of business rates from another part of the local authority area to the TIF;
- Business rate flows reduce because of the weaker market impacting on business occupiers in TIF area;
- Collection levels and bad debts;
- Reduction in rateable values and thereby business rates;
- Any borrowing by the local authority will count towards HM Treasury's public sector borrowing figures.
The success of TIF remains to be seen.
The business rate regime does not lend itself easily to TIF.
It is not a standalone tax and needs equalisation arrangements to address disparities in the tax base.
In other words it is not new money and hence why TIF2 is limited (ie to retain the business rates free from equalisation means that funding must come from other budgets).
However if used as a revolving fund (with the potential also for a proportion of TIF1 monies) then it has the potential to be a strong cashflow (with the further potential of being a hedge against inflation) to attract institutional investment.


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This the is second* time I've come across this usage.
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Style, Walter Pater from Appreciations 1889
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To be completely honest Im not very good at talking about myself so I will do my best for you with this little bio. My name is Paul Steiger. I migrated to the United States at an early age. I was born in Sopron, Hungary. Born into poverty, at one point we had over 8 family member's living in a two-bedroom apartment. At 11 years old my mom and my stepdad decided to move my brother and I along with them to the US for opportunities beyond what Hungary had to offer at the time.
When I first moved to the US I hated it. I had no friends, I didn't speak the language, the foods were new and disgusting to me, and I missed all my family from Hungary. I remember escaping from all of these feelings to watching tv all the time.
Around the age of 12 I began watching MTV. Seeing the beach bodies in the Cancun Mexico show (I forgot what that show is called now) and the fun pool parties people were enjoying, it made me think that one day I can be muscular with abs and party there too. I really wanted that!
Since I was only a teenager I didn't do much to pursue that dream yet. Plus my desire for a car exceeded the beach body focus and I started my first job at 14 years old at Wendy's. I don't even know if that was legal but who cares I had a job. I was on payroll, and I paid taxes. I was getting checks and making money.
It truly hit me around 16 years old though that I was tired of being the skinny little kid that no-one noticed and I wanted to get stronger and work my tiny little muscles a bit.
Now that I had money from my fast food job I was able to get some weights that I thought I needed for my improvement. I went out to Big5 Sporting goods and bought myself a little bench and a couple dumbbells. I set up a little gym in the garage and I had no clue what I was doing, no coach or guidance so just began dicking around with what i had available to me.
At 18yrs old I got a gym membership at 24 hour fitness. I began lifting more and I saw a couple big shredded dudes, and I remembered how thats exactly what I wanted when I was 12 from seeing those MTV shows and now I see these people in person. I wanted to be like them. Big, strong, hard muscles abs showing.
I became passionate about the gym lifestyle at an early age and was at the gym almost everyday. Also GNC was conveniently located next door to the gym so I spent what little money I had at the time. I bought random products which, they promised me would work to get big and muscular.
I even tried doing performance enhancement drugs at the age of 22 and all they did was blow me up. I wasn't shredded like I wanted to be. Yes I was big and had more muscles but I did not look good. I was fat. I didn't have any sort of diet. Ha Ha diet... thats funny... I remember I would eat breakfast which consisted of caramel apple crisp muffins with NOS energy drinks. Lunch would be either Chipotle or whatever other fast food restaurant I found near work. My dinner would be, you guessed it just another fast food restaurant and maybe some protein bars or protein shakes. For most days I would only eat 3 times a day.
One time I attempted the 6 meals a day regiment but it was random foods. I knew that I needed protein so every one of those meals had that but I had no clue how much fats or carbs I was consuming.
I did this till I was about 30. In and out of random self made diets, trying different exercise plans, random supplements, and I still had no real noticeable progress. I wasn't big, muscular, and shredded.
Then one day while browsing my instagram pictures I saw a guy post a picture of himself with his shirt off. He was very lean, shredded muscles and had hard muscles like I always wanted. He had the perfect beach body image I always dreamed of having. The picture of him was a post which he was using to shout out his coach and thanking him for the progress he was making for his bodybuilding show that was coming up.
Even though I was very hesitant to reach out, I actually got my shit together and messaged that same coach and asked him what he could do for me. At first, I didn't want to spend money on a coach, I was skeptical and thought, "well, what will they do different for me?" In the first month I was so worried because I already paid him and didn't yet see those shredded results that I had imagined.
My coach kept telling me to trust the process, be patient, and just keep working hard. So I listened and did as he said. Best decision of my life was to not give up on him and "trust the process". By the 2nd month into the plan muscles on my body started showing that I didn't even know I had. For the first time in my life I was able to see my obliques and my 3 pack abs now turned into a full 6 pack.
Seeing this triggered something in me and I got addicted! I haven't stopped improving my body since. If I could change one thing, it would be to get a coach back when I was 18yrs old. I wasted 10 years of gym time only because I did not have the guidance I needed.
In june 2016 I competed in my first Bodybuilding show. I entered the Men's Physique novice and open division and placed first in my class in both. This motivated the hell out of me to keep going.
Now I have competed in 3 different competitions and working on getting my pro card. It all takes time, hard work, and most importantly very good coaching. I can't stress enough how important it to have a coach in your life. And not just fitness, but business, life and finance as well. I am a true believer in the fact that having a coach will increase your success rate tremendously no matter what you are going after.
After my first competition prep, when I went back to the same gyms I worked out at, I noticed something that I never noticed before. I saw that everyone was working so hard yet they looked the same as they did 5 or 10 years ago. I never noticed this before because I was in the same boat as them prior to getting a coach and getting the guidance I needed to change.
I wish I could walk up to every single one of them and show them what to do or to teach them about nutrition for their goals. I realized how difficult it was to find my coach, not many coaches have a website so I decided I want to create a website, so people could easily find one.
I earned my NASM certification, created SteigerFitness.com and started growing my brand on how I can help others too on social media. The discipline I learned from my dieting and work I put into my competitions has elevated me to a whole new level. This changed my life, my success, and why I am able to continue to grow my brand and provide the best service to people who need help too.


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We have tried to gather all important news for week Nov 01-08, 2017 for upcoming Mains exam of IBPS Clerk, RBI Assistant etc. Hope this will help you to achieve your goal. Soon, we will come with Nov 09-16, 2017 current affairs.
Weekly Current Affairs Nov 01-08, 2017 For IBPS Clerk, RBI Assistant Mains Exam 2017
Highlights Nov 01-08, 2017
- Union Cabinet has given its approval for introduction of a Bill in Parliament namely the National Council for Teacher Education (Amendment) Act, 2017, to amend the National Council for Teacher Education Act, 1993.
- Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved the continuation of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) as Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana- Remunerative Approaches for Agriculture and Allied sector Rejuvenation (RKVY-RAFTAAR) for three years i.e. 2017-18 to 2019-20.The financial allocation of this scheme is ₹ 15,722
- The 9th edition of 'CMS Vatavaran', a global film festival on environment and wildlife, will begin on November 2, 2017 in New Delhi. Theme of CMS Vatavaran is "Conservation 4 Water".
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated 'World Food India' 2017 in New Delhi, India is hosting World Food Fair for the first time.
- Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling on 05th Nov 2017 announced about a plan to launch a second phase of organic movement in the state. Sikkim became a fully organic state on 2016.
- 7th Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable (AMER7) was held in Bangkok, Thailand from 1st -3rd November 2017. The Government of Thailand hosted the 7th Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable (AMER7). It was co-Hosted by the United Arab Emirates. Theme for AMER7 was 'Global Energy Markets in Transition: From Vision to Action'.
- Nepal inaugurated a bridge on the Kaligandaki River at Jomsom area in Mustang district near China border.This bridge has been built with financial assistance of 44.5 million Nepali rupees provided by India. The financial assistance was provided as a part of India–Nepal Economic Cooperation (INEC) programme.
- India has ranked 108th out of 144 countries on Global Gender Gap Index 2017 released by World Economic Forum (WEF). This year's rank marks a drop by 21 places as compared to previous year's ranking. Iceland topped the list.
- With effect from November 1, 2017, State Bank of India (SBI) has cut its benchmark lending rate by 0.05 per cent across maturities. This decision has reduced SBI's marginal cost of funds based lending rate (MCLR) from 8.00 per cent to 7.95 per cent.
- HSBC pledged to provide $100 billion in financing and investment by 2025 to help combat climate change. HSBC has promised $100billion of finance for low-carbon technology and sustainable development by 2025 as part its commitment to tackling climate change and other "green" goals.
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Mummy and cousin visited Namdaemun Market earlier this morning to beat the crowd and cram in an additional shopping experience before meeting the rest of the gang at Caffe Bene. The plan was to take the cable car to Namsan Tower, have some cute and fun time at the Teddy Bear Museum, savour the view from the Namsan Tower Observatory before heading back down to Myeongdong for some shopping.
However, the simple plan turned complicated. We got off at Myeongdong Station Exit 4 and walked all the way straight till we see the sign that says Namsan Oreumi. It is a glass elevator that takes us up all the way to the Namsan Cable Car Station so we don't have to grace those steep slopes.
When we got there, it was under maintenance and we asked the staff, he said he had no idea what time they would finish. Dejected, it seemed like we had no choice but to walk the slopes after all. With a stroller in tow, the steps up seemed like an hour long, even though it only took us about 10 minutes to move the whole gang along. We got two way tickets for the Cable Car (Adult 8500 won, Child (more than 36 mths) 5500 won. One way ticket: Adult 6000 won, Child 3500 won) and were finally on our way.
|Sign for Namsan ORMI Incline Elevator
|So near yet so far
|The sign that determined our route
|How our journey should have been like if the glass elevator was working.
|Nonetheless, we made it to the cable car.
|The kids had the best view.
|Up we go...
|Winter fog filled the sky. Imagine the scene in winter where everything is covered in white snow.
|Finally arrived at Namsan Tower.
|Getting ready for Spring.
|Gyeongbongsu - beacon hill site. Used as a communication station in the past. Smoke signals by day and fire signals by night.
|Rehearsing for afternoon's martial art performance
To our dismay, the Teddy Bear Museum has been replaced by Alive Museum (another Trick Eye Museum). We were so looking forward to seeing those cute teddies again. As for Alive Museum, having had a great time at Hongdae's Trick Eye Museum, we gave it a miss to have more time doing other things. We bought tickets for only the Observatory Deck (Adult: 9000 won. Child: 7000 won).
|The cities and figures in km written on the glass panels - the distance from Seoul's Namsan Tower to the respective cities.
|Serene view of Seoul's city skyline, balanced with nature.
|For a 500 won coin, you can get a better look of the surrounding.
|Restaurants and souvenir shops on level one.
|Go to the roof terrace and you would see walls of locks. Lovers come here to place locks on the wall, signifying everlasting love. Doesn't the place ever face the problem of (locks) overcrowding?
|Just simply amazed by the enormous number of locks.
|By the time we got to the parade square, a crowd had gathered for the Traditional Korean Cultural Performance.
|Plate spinning.
|Engaging the audience
|Potato snack on the way down to the cable car station.
|Fried and twisted. Just the right snack for the hungry kids.
|Too hungry to venture to Myeongdong. Ended up eating at the Korean restaurant at the Cable Car Tower. Food always tastes extremely delicious when you are hungry.
It was almost 5pm by the time we finished our late lunch and we were ready for some serious night shopping at Myeongdong. We traced back our steps and arrived at Myeongdong Station Exit 6. Myeongdong was getting crowded so we decided to find a café to house all the kids and bags while the adults move out in batches. I must admit, we had really good strategic planning and teamwork.
|Busy Myeongdong Night Market.
|Selling everything related to fashion.
|Attempting to understand all the different skincare products in one of the many skincare stores along Myeongdong
|No shopping is completed without street food and snacks.


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This morning, thankfully, I'm not sore. Small craft advisory. Picture it this way: have a friend pull you into a full-body straight jacket, add a 50 pound backpack, and leap headlong into the washing machine, set to cold-water "agitate."
Looking at the picture on the right you wouldn't think it was all about to shift so strongly, but the water can be that way. Fickle.
Long story short: no Advance Open Water certificate for me this past weekend. But in its stead I got three others: two extra specialty cards and (with the expected Nitrox cert), that got me to an "Adventure Diver" cert.
I still need an extra deep dive for A.O.W., maybe I'll try to scare up a boat trip in the coming weeks. This past week the choice was simplified; the boat simply refused to go out in the heavy weather, with 13-foot waves at the buoy and the breakers splashing up onto the parking lot at Whaler's Cove. That left Monastery as the only other deep-water possibility in the area, and no one was willing to swim there in that weather either.
So we went from shore in 40-50 feet of back-and-forth crashing where the visibility was occasionally shorter than the distance to your fingers. Crazy? Nah. Perfect conditions to test underwater compass work.
The surf was tough, no doubt. My instructor got whacked on our first exit and lost a prescription-lensed mask. I got hit on the same spot seconds later my mask tore down which saved the mask but yanked my regulator as I was trying to crawl up onto the beach, and the force pulled hard enough that at the same moment my left leg siezed in a piercing cramp.
"Great," I thought, "I can't see, can't breathe, and can't move." But oddly I was entirely unafraid. I figured I'd wait five seconds, get the reg back while the surge subsided, and started to do that as the other leg cramped and I twisted sideways. But now I could breathe, so just wait-out the cramps.... when a pair of guys came charging down the beach to lift me out. Thankfully I was able to stand, despite the cramps.
An hour and half later: back in the water! Still tough, a number of troubles, not just for us two guys lost a DPV on the same beach a little while later. We had buddy separations, more tough exits, and I struggled the whole weekend to keep my air consumption under control. Ride the surge, don't fight it. Unlaaax. Six times over the weekend and the challenges slowly subsided until the last two gorgeous dives in the sunny kelp with the company of little octopi, crabs, and buzzing sea lions. Terrific.
Hit the pillow Sunday night like a block of granite.
So one might ask (I know I have) what's with the diving?
Quite simply, it's something that I've been meaning to do for years but either laziness or domestic pressure kept me away from it. I'm diving with a mask that I bought in the late 1980's, back when I first planned to do a lot of scuba. And it didn't happen. Nor did it happen in the 90's. Or later. But the mask is still good, and looks great with my 2005-edition Mares Quattro Excel limited edition metal-foil fins. I snorkeled whenever I could during our years down in the islands, and now in 50-degree water I'm finally following a desire that goes back to watching Jaques Cousteau on the TV as a wee kid. Label it as you will, but I'm glad to be doing it check off one more box on my list.
I got my dive lights, BTW.
I've been doing less photo recently, partly due to scuba, partly due to the demise of both digital cameras, and partly to my expanding social life, all of which leave less time for darkroom work and the like. The photography's coming back, though rather than swapping one equipment-heavy passtime for another. Ain't so. For some reason, I used to own a Nikonos III and a nice Ikelite housing for my Super 8. I can't even remember how I had them, but I know I did. I have a feeling the Nikonos will bubble-up again, loaded with Tri-X destined for a thick vat of Rodinal.
It's not a swap. It's all about convergence, baby. You'll see.
On Tuesday Canon told me they can fix (actually replace) my whacked shutter for marginally less than the cost of a new camera, so that's what we'll do. Not sure if it will return before the holidays... in the meantime I always have my celphone cam and the new old Elan 7E, which has been a real joy to use, alongside the Bronica. The Elan is quick, light, and impressively quiet. I really don't know why DSLRs are all much louder than Canon's film cameras.. makes no sense to me!
A new DSLR was a holiday possibility but I think I'd rather have a new set of dive lights and a wetsuit... instead of doing a lot of shooting I've spent the last couple of weekends (and this upcoming one) doing scuba. A little Nor-Cal hypothermia never hurt anyone, heh.
If the weather in Monterey permits, by the end of this weekend I'll have cranked my certification up another couple of levels to Advanced Open Water Diver, with an extra cert for Enriched Air Nitrox. Wet w00t!
Happy Thanksgiving and Buy Nothing Day to all.
The words you don't want to see if you own a Canon: "ERR 99"
My 300D blinked them this afternoon. The manual suggested removing and replacing the battery. Nope. "ERR 99" again. Switched CF cards. ERR 99. Eventually, I gently lifted the mirror to look at the shutter.
Wow. Ouch.
Two blades seem to have collided, rather than traveled past one another. One buckled, ripped in a way that I don't think you could do deliberately. The torn corner sticks a half-centimeter forward, straight out from the back of the body. This shutter has had it. Tomorrow I'll call Canon to inquire about a repair (most likely a complete shutter replacement, I'd guess), but I'm not particularly hopeful.
In a bit of pique I ran out and bought an old Elan 7E as a standin-in backup body that will still take my Canon lenses as you might expect these days, it went dirt-cheap. Depending on the repairability of the 300D, I may be in the market for another DSLR or two :/
In the mean time, lots of fun stand-developing Tri-X and HP5. Stand-developed 35mm Tri-X @ ISO 2400 looks pretty darned good, for what it is.


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Daughter #1's High School will be playing for the Missouri Class 5 Football State Championship at the Edward Jones Dome on Saturday night. Of course, this means the JV squad will be playing in the annual Turkey Day game, which even got a mention in the NY Times. That's 100 years of Turkey Day games between Kirkwood and Webster Groves.
Perhaps my friend Chris would agree that Webster Groves should play their varsity against Kirkwood's JV squad to make a game of it.Posted by Charles Austin at November 22, 2006 01:40 PM


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Oh boy, this is a good one. Listener Dan had a reaction to Nan Graham's commentary on language pet peeves: "I have never heard the word "forte" pronounced as "fort." This most likely has to do with my musical background. . . Although I realize that this may put me in the camp with the folks that pronounce nuclear as "nuke-u-lar," or library as "libary," I cannot follow you down the "forte is pronounced fort" road. Sorry."
Well, bad news for Dan. Forte, meaning "something in which a person excels" is a from the French fort, meaning "strong" and is historically pronounced fort. It's a different word from the musical term forte, which is spelled the same but comes from Italian. However — many people pronounce it one way and consider the other way incorrect. And vice versa. What to do?
The website English Language and Usage Stack Exchange has a lively discussion about this. Bryan Garner called words like this "skunked term" in his 1998 Dictionary of Modern American Usage: "The new use seems illiterate to Group 1; the old use seems odd to Group 2. The word has become "skunked."
My favorite language site is A Word A Day. Here's what it says: "The noun sense of the word was originally pronounced as a single syllable (fort), as in French, however the two-syllable pronunciation (FOHR-tay) has mostly supplanted it. The word is in that limbo state where no matter how you pronounce it, someone may fault you for it." In other words, "skunked".
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I have to voice my concern with Nan's recent commentary. While I fully understand the merits of her arguments, yes we should all aim for perfection in grammar, I find the timing and general subject matter superfluous and frankly petty. In comparison to Peggy Porter's perspective of Milo Yiannopoulos and his right to free speech, I found Mrs. Graham's voicing of a personal pet peeve outside the realm of HQR's typically responsible use of public air time. . . Respectfully, Molly
I'll reply that few things seem to get public radio people as excited as talking about correct and incorrect language, so Nan's comments are hardly out of bounds. In general, we ask our commentators to focus their reflections on personal experiences, especially local observations, and leave commentary about national politics to the national news broadcasts. It's especially important in maintaining civility in these troubled times, and Nan stands for nothing if not civility.
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Our story came from the Raleigh News and Observer. Its key sentence: "It also would be illegal to concealed carry a handgun in any place where alcoholic drinks are sold and consumed and where firearms are not allowed." This sentence is ambiguous enough to be read two ways: 1) that both conditions must be met; or 2) offering an alternative condition. I agree, the phrasing could have been better, and I can't guarantee that the second condition was always aired during Monday's newscasts. It should have been.
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Kevin Roberts is hoping for another crack at the FA Cup first round - but needs Halifax to get past Harrogate on Saturday first.
The Town defender has played in the second round of the FA Cup as a second-half substitute for Cambridge against Sheffield United in 2013.
He reached the first round proper for Halifax against Bradford in 2014 and is one of only three survivors at the club from that matchday squad, along with Richard Peniket and Scott McManus.
Town also reached the first round last season but were thrashed 4-0 at home to Wycombe during Darren Kelly's ill-fated reign in charge.
Roberts said: "The Bradford game was a big derby but it was disappointing in the fact that we took the lead but gave away a goal a few minutes into the second-half.
"That then set the tone for the rest of the game.
"It was almost a sell-out and it was a great atmosphere.
"Hopefully we can get past Harrogate and get another big team, at home or away."
Town were beaten 1-0 at home by Harrogate in the league earlier this season, with Saturday's hosts sitting in second in the Conference North.
"It'll be a really difficult game," said Roberts. "I remember that game at The Shay and we were really poor.
"We'd played against Fylde on the Saturday and lost but put in a really good performance, but we just didn't do ourselves justice against Harrogate.
"Hopefully we can make up for that on Saturday."
Roberts, who joined Halifax from Cambridge in 2014, said there were offers from other clubs over the summer, but nothing that turned his head.
He was made vice-captain by Billy Heath for this season, and while the Town boss is a big admirer of the defender, for Roberts, the feeling is mutual.
"He's a top man manager," Roberts added. "All the lads really like him.
"He speaks to everyone and he's very honest - if you ask any player what they want, it's honesty.
"The way he speaks to people - he tells you straight how it is.
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I have a fresh RH 6.2 installation on a dual-cpu P3.
simra@Chess:[simra] 3>rpm -q glibc
simra@Chess:[simra] 4>ls -l /lib/libpthread*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 289906 Feb 29 16:58
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 17 Apr 17 17:46
/lib/libpthread.so.0 -> libpthread-0.8.so*
simra@Chess:[simra] 5>uname -a
Linux Chess.McRCIM.McGill.EDU 2.2.14-5.0smp #1 SMP Tue Mar 7 21:01:40
EST 2000 i686 unknown
The following short program works fine on a single processor machine,
but aborts on a dual. I haven't tried it yet w/ open(2) and read(2), so
I'm not sure if it's a libc problem or kernel problem. In any case it's
a serious problem.
btw, if I guard the inside of the while loop with a mutex, the same
problem occurs, so it seems to have something to do with the thread
migrating between processors (if this does indeed occur), and also suggests
that it's not a libc problem.
gcc -Wall -o threadtest -D_REENTRANT threadtest.c
Usage: ./threadtest
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <string.h>
#define maxthreads 4
void * runthread(void* args);
main(int argc, char ** argv) {
int t;
pthread_t threads[maxthreads];
for (t=0; t<maxthreads; t++) {
fprintf(stderr,"Spawning thread %d\n", t);
pthread_create(&threads[t], NULL,
runthread, argv[0]);
void * runthread(void* args) {
char buffer[1024];
while (1) {
FILE* fp=fopen("threadtest.c","r");
if (!fp) {
if (!fgets(buffer, 1023, fp)) {
perror("Failed fgets");
if (strncmp(buffer, "/*",2)) {
fprintf(stderr, "Failed on *%s*\n",buffer);
} else fprintf(stderr,"%ld Success..\n",(long)fp);
I have since reimplemented the program using open(2) and read(2) and the program
does not abort- therefore the problem is with fgets in libc. Also, I have seen
this problem with the gnu extension 'getline'.
I'm posting some addition comments from Ulrich Drepper re my bug report to the
libc people. A second individual was unable to reproduce the bug with
libc-2.1.2 and his own custom-built 2.2.14 kernel. I'm beginning to wonder if
it's a problem with the RH prebuilt SMP kernel or a HW problem. If it's a HW
problem it's not specific to a single machine- I can reproduce the bug on 10
identical machines in our lab.
Date: 30 Apr 2000 12:18:50 -0700
Subject: Re: libc/1706: libpthread, multiprocessor linux and fgets/getline
Robert Sim <email@example.com> writes:
> >Description:
> Compile the program supplied below as per the comment line and execute on a
> multi-processor machine. It will eventually abort on the abort() instruction
> because fgets failed to read the expected bytes into the buffer (in spite of
> returning a success). The program executes fine on a single-processor
> machine, and also works fine if I replace fopen and fgets with the equivalent
> open(2) and read(2) calls. I have also observed this behaviour using the gnu
> getline extension.
I cannot reproduce this. The setup is almost identical. The only
notable difference is that I'm using a 2.3.99pre6 kernel.
I have the process running for more than an hour and everything works
RESOLVED: by upgrading the kernel to 2.2.14-6.1.1
it disturbs me that redhat is doing its own kernel patches- I can't report a bug
like this to the linux-kernel people because I'm not using a standard 2.2.14
kernel but some specially patched version of 2.2.14.
And yes there are folks at Red Hat who deal with both RH and standard tree bugs.
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New endeavors, same old self.
As I breathe in and out the regret going through life outside this blog, (and more importantly, outside a journal) I slowly realized that maybe it's time to start writing again. Same old self with a whole lot of new pursuits is what lied before me. There were some challenges that I have gone through, new faces met, unusual pathways taken but it's the same old self that I have been improving. It sure is a tiring thing to tediously commit to, that's for sure but journals and this blog had kept me on my feet every single time being "positive" is not enough.
Brace yourselves with what maybe succeeding this post will be piles of what kept me busy in 2016!


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Article by Enology-Grape Chemistry at Virginia Tech
Summer rains are the norm for the mid-Atlantic region. As such, fruit rot issues are a common concern. Even with careful fruit sorting in the vineyard and winery rot can be a big issue.
The following are a few production considerations to keep in mind in a season where the threat of fruit rot is high.
- Crop level: Avoid over-cropping, which could delay maturity. Delayed maturity can increase the incidence of fruit rot and fruit pH.
- Fruit culling: Cull as much fruit rot out as possible in the field.
- Fruit sorting: Sort fruit at the winery. A very small concentration of rot can have a large impact. It is not the incidence of rot, but the level of various rot metabolites that determine how much rot is acceptable. The best rule of thumb: no rot is acceptable. Many wineries now conduct double or triple sorting to help assure only the best fruit goes into the fermenter.
- Rinse fruit: You may consider rinsing the fruit with water if the fruit delivered to the winery is high in rot and you are unable to adequately sort. That will help to lower some of the sour rot metabolites and late season spray residues. This may not be practical for large volumes but has been shown to have a positive impact. This practice can slightly lower the Brix level as a result of dilution.
- Use optimum sanitation: Sanitation is a key to successful wine production, particularly in wet seasons. Sanitation of lugs and processing equipment is essential.
- Muté production/cryoextraction: A small quantity of muté produced from non-degraded fruit can help recover and replace lost aroma and aroma intensity resulting from sour bunch rot.
- Dehydration: Only extremely "clean" fruit should be used for this style of wine production. This is an excellent option particularly if fruit maturity at harvest is not optimal
- Pressing: Whole cluster press whites by discarding the initial juice. Press very lightly and take press fractions.
- Pressing: Whole cluster press whites by discarding the initial juice. Press very lightly and take press fractions.
- pH adjustment: Adjust the juice pH – the lower, the better. Expect about 2.0 g/L TA will drop out during fermentation or shortly following completion. In some wet seasons, high pH values caused many to have both biological and oxidative problems. If you have compromised fruit get the pH down pre-fermentation! Not lowering the pH far enough when fruit quality is compromised is a frequent problem.
- Sulfur dioxide: Keep the initial sulfur dioxide level low during pressing. You want the low molecular weight tannins to polymerize or bind together. Then raise the sulfur dioxide, depending on the fruit condition and pH. Note that sulfur dioxide can bind thiamine-an important yeast nutrient. In rot-degraded fruit, nutrient management is essential-see below.
- Cold settle: Adequate white juice cold settling with the use of pectinolytic enzymes will help lower the level of rot metabolites.
- Tannin addition: You could add enological tannins to help clarify juice and bind with some of the rot-produced enzymes. Tannins can act as oxygen buffers and may bind with enough protein to lower the bentonite requirement needed for wine protein stabilization. This is an important consideration for rather delicate varieties such as Pinot gris and Sauvignon blanc.
- Pectinolytic enzymes: The addition of pectic enzymes aids in clarification, which is particularly important if juice is produced from compromised fruit.
- PVPP: Add PVPP inline to the juice if there is a high level of grape tissue degradation. This nylon-based fining agent has the ability to bind with small tannins which can be both harsh and bitter.
- Ascorbic acid: For varieties where the oxidation potential is large, add ascorbic acid to the juice. See Enology Notes for details on the use of this anti-oxidant.
- Nutrient management: Test the YAN (yeast assimilable nitrogen) content and make adjustments accordingly. Rots deplete YAN. Note that rots also lower the micronutrient levels. As such, the addition of a complex nutrient formulation, not simply DAP, is wise. Some complex nutrients also contain glutathione, a strong anti-oxidant (See Enology Notes). Oxygen is a yeast nutrient. Make sure that you yeast culture is properly oxygenated. Oxygenate the fermenting wine in the early stages of fermentation.
- Measure the NTUs: You want to ferment fairly-clean juice. Measure the NTUs (nephelos turbidity units) if you can. If you measure, you will want about 100 to 150. If the juice is not clarifying, you may want to add enzymes or more tannin. Don't add them together.
- Inoculation: Inoculate with a high volume of a vigorous, not too N-dependent yeast strain. Use more than the standard 24 g/hL or 2 lb/1000 gallons yeast addition rate. Make sure the starter is properly prepared, and understand that oxygen is a yeast nutrient
- Co-fermentation: If you are planning on an MLF co-ferment. Check with your suppliers regarding yeast and MLF strain compatibility. If you do not desire an MLF, consider the use of lysozyme.
- Fermentation temperature: Begin the fermentation at a slightly warmer temperature to help lower the concentration of undesirable aroma characters, and to assure a rapid yeast fermentation
- Mid-fermentation racking: Rack mid fermentation. This helps to remove wine from the primary lees. In the case of extreme rot incidence, more frequent racking may be desired to both remove lees and to oxygenate.
- Rack immediately post-fermentation.
- Consider short vatting reds, avoid cold soak and extended post-fermentation maceration. Use short vatting, and possibly délestage, to help remove fermenting wine from lees. Ferment in the presence of non-toasted wood and carefully review the steps listed above. If cold soak is done it should only occur with clean fruit. A cultured yeast should be added after adjustment to the cold soak temperature to avoid temperature shock


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Toyota released the Super Bowl 50 commercial featuring the all-new 2016 Prius.
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The 60 second Toyota Super Bowl 50 ad airing in the second quarter marks the launch of the new "Comedy of Errors" campaign for Toyota's Hybrid car. The 2016 Prius was introduced in November of 2015. It is the fourth generation Prius with 3.5 million sold cars to date.
Super Bowl 50 will take place on February 7, 2016, in Santa Clara, at the Levi's Stadium. The stadium is the home of the home of the San Francisco 49ers. Super Bowl 50 will be topping all previous Super Bowl's because of the anniversary. Marketers are flocking to Super Bowl 50 and it will be a huge TV event. Read our Super Bowl 50 Facts to learn everything important about Super Bowl 50.
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The Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show will be performed by Coldplay. The British band is featuring Beyonce as special guest.
CBS is broadcasting the Super Bowl 50. The Super Bowl 2016 game will be preceded by a weeklong series of public events held throughout the Bay Area. The Super Bowl City fan village, the NFL Experience and the Media Center will be hosted in San Francisco. The Super Bowl 50 will get a week long treatment on CBS involving specials and Late Night take overs. The Super Bowl 50 Kickoff Time is at 6:30pm ET.
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Ford Motor Co. had a good idea. Officials decided to improve manufacturing at the company's Ypsilanti, Mich., plant by training the entire work force in statistical process controls.
It was a great plan, but it didn't work. Program implementers found that half the workers lacked sufficient reading skills to understand the materials. The company took a giant step backward and initiated a reading program for employees.How widespread illiteracy is in the United States is hard to determine because no on has settled on a formula for defining the problem. The same holds true in Utah, said Brent H. Gubler, State Office of Education specialist in adult education services.
"It depends on who's doing the counting," said Gubler. Various groups define illiteracy as total lack of reading, inability to read functionally, reading only at sixth-or ninth-grade level, inability to read English even if the individual is literate in another language or insufficient skills to get a job.
By some measures, Utah does better than some states. An estimated 50,000 to 60,000 Utahns have less than a ninth-grade education; 199,000 have not obtained a high school diploma, Gubler said. Among the states, Utah ranks 10th or 11th in the percentage of youths who complete high school, he said.
Even so, illiteracy is a significant problem that has an impact on crime, welfare, unemployment, homelessness and other costly social ills. An estimated 70 percent of the inmates in Utah State Prison never acquired a high school diploma. The welfare rolls are heavily weighted with people who lack the education to get a job.
Many Utahns can't cope with daily living demands as seemingly simple as shopping, managing credit and paying taxes.
"We have many mothers, particularly among the refugees, who take their kids out of school to do shopping," Gubler said. Children in non-English-speaking homes learn the language faster than their parents, many of whom never become functional in the language of their adopted country, he said. About 10,000 to 11,000 refugees live in Utah.
Utah has taken a three-pronged approach to improving literacy through the Governor's Access Committee. The state was one of 10 selected by the National Governors Association to develop recommendations for dealing with illiteracy as it affects economic development.
The committee is looking at how the state's schools can improve the number of students who leave school literate and prepared to enter the job market; how prisoners can be encouraged to upgrade their reading skills before parole; and how economic development can be enhanced through increasing the state's literacy levels.
A master plan is being developed and is supposed to be completed in June, Gubler said.
Utah's schools are becoming more attuned to seeing that students don't march out the door prematurely or, after the required 12 years, without being trained in the basic education skills that will gain them employment.
A tougher "No read, no graduate" policy, increased emphasis on educational basics, and periodic testing may reduce the problem at this level.
Unfortunately, Gubler said, schools get a lot of pressure from parents when "Johnny gets held back. It's a complex problem with many factors." Social or chronological promotions allow many students to slip through the system without learning basic skills.
A companion "No read, no parole" approach probably couldn't be legally enforced, Gubler said. However, intimating a more favorable response to a parole request for prisoners who have taken remedial courses may provide incentive for them to become literate, he said.
The committee has made the least progress in the area of literacy and economic development, he said. Identifying potential employees who are not literate at the point of job entry would be only one aspect of a successful program. Providing programs for remediation would then be a necessary second step to improving the work force in Utah.
The costs of trying to reduce illiteracy are high. The State Office of Education alone earmarks more than $3 million annually to address the problem, Gubler said.
"Divided among 199,000 (the number who don't have a high school education) that isn't much," he said. However, if the effort serves to reduce the number of Utahns involved in crime or dependent on welfare, the money is well spent. As people learn to read and write and join those who are employed, they become contributors, rather than a drain on society.
Illiteracy and homelessness are a deadly duo for thousands of Utahns or transients who make temporary quarters here.
A $750,000 federal grant will be used to address education for this group, Gubler said. Plans are being formulated how best to use the money. It is essential that services be taken to places where the homeless gather, he said. Efforts to get the homeless to participate in established programs have not been successful because these people have transportation problems.
Because Salt Lake and Weber counties have the largest numbers of homeless, the money will be concentrated on programs in these counties.
"If other parts of the state believe they have needs, we'll have to address them, but it would water down the prospects for success." With thousands of homeless in Salt Lake City alone on any given day, the money will have to be stretched effectively to make the program worthwhile, he said.
Gubler said planners hope to get a basic education program housed in Salt Lake City's new transient shelter, or in a nearby building.
Many Utah programs are addressing illiteracy, Gubler said. All 40 Utah school districts and six area vocational centers provide adult education programs for those who lack basic literacy skills. The state Library Commission has a program and many volunteer programs have been established that provide tutoring for adult non-readers. A number of private companies also offer basic education programs.
The state office is attempting to compile a directory of all the resources as a guide for those who need particular remediation services.
The problem is not likely to go away, he said. High technology is increasing the educational standard for today's workers. The definition of illiteracy may undergo additional revisions, leaving Utah and other states with new problems to address.
"The poor and the illiterate we're likely always to have with us," he said.


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I've always wanted to work in town… the after work shopping trips and drinks and the huge choice for lunch and dinner – all the stuff you don't get when you work in an industrial estate in D12! The main part I'm envious of is the food options though… I constantly see people on social media who get to sample all the new spots on their lunch while I sit at my desk or in our canteen with my home made soup or salad, struggling to make it around all the latest hotspots over the weekend.
One such place that I'd heard lots about is Sister Sadie on Harrington Street… my only experience was reading others reviews and flying past it on the bus into town. Being close to Hatch Street, it's got the benefit of proximity to Aviva and Deloitte and I've often jealously viewed the tweets from workers who can pop in for a bite to eat on their break. As a sister restaurant to the ever popular Brother Hubbard, it has always had a lot to live up to – and for me it certainly did!
My review is split over two visits, one for lunch while on a quick break from a yoga workshop nearby and then a flying visit for a solo coffee and cake date. On the side of a gorgeous leafy street, they've made the most of all available space with a cute outdoor "non-smoking area" – delightful, I can eat my lunch outdoors without the smoke!
The indoor area is funky and modern with desk-type tables and some pretty cool light fixtures. There's also a section with some packaged foodstuff for sale – I didn't even look as I know I would have bought IT ALL!
I loved the little touches like the cute salt and pepper holders.
The menu (here) offered enough to keep anyone happy… a few smaller and healthy options like the granola or bircher bowl then more substantial choices of Baklava French Toast, Turkish Eggs, Beans & Pulled Pork. There is a Middle Eastern emphasis on many of their dishes and they have just recently started Supper evenings along the same line.
Trying to keep lunch somewhat light and healthy we went for the regular Bircher bowl of oats with dried fruits, toasted nuts, crème fraiche,a drizzle of maple syrup and pomegranate seeds (€6.50) & the special of the day, Sabiche salad and warm flatbread – chargrilled aubergine with spiced potatoes, cucumber tomato and red onion salad with tahini yogurt (€10.95).
Both dishes were substantial, healthy and so tasty. The salad part of my dish was light and fresh, the aubergine still had a nice bite and the flatbread was perfect for clearing the end of the dressing from the plate. The staff were super cool and friendly and managed to rush everything for us to get back to our yoga moves on time 🙂
My second visit was an altogether less healthy affair and I plumped for a cappucino and the Chocolate & Hazlenut Scroll (€2.80)… in a word – AMAZE! I did have a slight speeding up of the heart with the sugar rush but the pastry was absolutely delicious and filled me for the morning 🙂
Open for breakfast, brunch, lunch and now dinner too there is no excuse not to visit and try out this fantastic – and somewhat healthy – food!
Sister Sadie, 46 Harrington Street, Dublin 8
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Wednesday, July 13, 2005Okay, so I've already weakened in my resolution to stop clipping things from the web. Based on this finders/keepers article someone pointed me to, I think I fall in the camp of trying to get the cost of a keeping mistake to zero rather than missing out on the benefits of having a personal information store completely.
With Ultra Recall, I can drag/capture pages or selected content pretty easily, so the cost isn't that high.
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Vehicle crime reduction initiatives
One of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agencys (DVLA) key aims is to reduce vehicle related crime. The Agency achieves this by a number of measures they have put in place.
Emphasising the importance of the registration certificate
The law requires someone selling a vehicle to pass the relevant part of the registration document to the purchaser and notify DVLA of the change. DVLA and the police strongly recommend that prospective purchasers have sight of the registration document V5 or registration certificate V5/C and physically check details contained on it against the vehicle prior to purchase. In order to tax a used vehicle with form V10 (or V85 for heavy goods vehicles) it is necessary to produce the appropriate section of the registration document or certificate. Thus making it essential that the appropriate part of the registration certificate is passed on to the buyer when a vehicle is sold.
Vehicle identity checks (VIC)
The VIC scheme, operated by the Vehicle and Operator Service Agency (VOSA) is a means of deterring criminals from disguising stolen cars with the identity of those written off or scrapped. DVLA is notified of all cars that are declared as written off or scrapped due to substantial accident damage by the insurance industry. Following notification of the successful completion of the VIC test a new registration certificate will be issued and annotated to show that the vehicle has been seriously accident damaged or repaired.
Certificates of destruction
The End of Life vehicles directive allows a certificate of destruction (COD) to be issued for a vehicle taken to an authorised treatment facility (ATF) for destruction. The COD will be issued to the last owner or holder of the vehicle and will end the keepers financial responsibility by updating the record held at DVLA. To process end of life vehicles, the ATF must be licensed by the Environment Agency or Scottish Environment Protection Agency.
Registration of number plate suppliers
The Vehicles (Crime) Act 2001 requires all number plate suppliers in England and Wales to register with DVLA. The registration of number plate suppliers (RNPS) scheme ensures that number plates are only sold by registered suppliers and to a purchaser who can show entitlement to a particular registration mark and can provide verification of personal details. Number plate suppliers are required to keep records of sales and make them available for inspection by the police or local authorities.
Continuous registration
In January 2004 a new system of continuous registration was introduced. Under this system, the registered keeper of a vehicle remains financially responsible for the vehicle, until DVLA is formally notified of its transfer or disposal. This makes it possible to carry out enforcement from the record, instead of relying on a sighting on the public road and encourages individuals to notify DVLA of any changes in keeper details.
Name and address checks
To improve accuracy DVLA has introduced new measures to check name and address details to be entered onto the vehicle record. From 1 January 2004 documentary evidence is required to verify name and address with forms V55/4 and V55/5 used mainly to register imported vehicles, re-builds and kit built vehicles.


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Water is essential for life.
The Gallatin Valley is a headwaters community. Our water is finite and flows downstream via the Missouri River to millions of users. Each spring, mountain snowpack melts as runoff to feed creeks, rivers and groundwater. Water is diverted for use, evaporates and returns to the system as precipitation. The intricate balance in each of these steps defines and impacts our water future. We are all a part of caring for our water. We hope these resources promote good stewardship.
85% of Bozeman's water comes from snowmelt that feeds Bozeman (Sourdough) and Hyalite (Middle) Creeks. The remaining 15% comes from a spring at Lyman Creek in the southwest Bridger Mountains. This water is treated and, after use, it is treated once again at the Bozeman Water Reclamation Facility before being returned to the East Gallatin River. Current average daily water use by each person in Bozeman is 120 gallons per day.
How do we plan for our future water needs?
Drought and climate change greatly impact water supplies. City, county and state plans look at the big picture and depend on your involvement.
Marsh, bog, swamp, morass, quagmire, muskeg, slough, fen, fenland, bayou
These are all type of wetlands and have three distinct features:
– Water is at or near the surface most of the year
– Specialized plants called hydrophytes grow there and can withstand living in the water
– The soil is poorly drained and is referred to as hydric
Water Best Practices
- Participate in water conservation rebate programs
- Garden using drought-resistant plants and grasses
- Run clothes and dishwashers only when full
- Take shorter showers
- Use a hose nozzle
- Fix leaks
Online Resources
- MCA: Executive Summary
- Water Conservation in Your Home: City of Bozeman
- Water Rights 101: State of Montana, DNRC Water Rights Bureau, County Planning and Zoning: Gallatin County
- Water Quality and Public Health in Gallatin County: Healthy Gallatin
- Protecting Local Water Quality: Gallatin Local Water Quality District
- Watershed Education and Action: Greater Gallatin Watershed Council, Gallatin River Task Force
- Stream Permitting and Grants: Gallatin Conservation District
- Problem Solving and Fact Sheets: Montana State University Extension
- Statewide Collaboration: Montana Watershed Coordination Council
- Montana State Water Plan: Montana DNRC
- Fish Species and Permits: Montana Fish and Wildlife Parks Region 3
- Federal Water Research and Monitoring:
- Support for Agricultural Water Users: Association of Gallatin Agriucultural Irrigators
- Local Produce in Schools: Gallatin Valley Farm to School
- Ag Facts: Montana Department of Agriculture
- Support for Grain Growers: Montana Grain Growers Association
- Support for Livestock Producers: Montana Stock Growers Association
- Federal Support and Information for Producers: Montana United States of Agriculture
- 'What Is A Wetland?' video: Montana State University Extension
- Landowners Guide to Montana Wetlands: Montana Water Course
- Wetlands Grants and Publications: Montana Wetlands Council
- Wetlands Field Guides and Maps: Montana Natural Herritage Program
Ways to Become Involved
- Join a city or county board or task force
- Attend public meetings on land and water planning
- Vote on natural-resource and land-use initiatives
- Listen to educational events and lectures
- Write your political representatives
- Volunteer at cleanup events


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Uh oh. Quarter after quarter Apple has seemed to crush estimates and sell more iPhones than the year before. The company has made great business moves in an effort to make sure that continues to happen, like its expansion into China, but the honeymoon may soon come to an end.
Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty recently published a research note in which she predicts sales of the iPhone to drop for the very first time in 2016. Huberty isn't expecting a terribly steep decline like we've seen with Apple's iPad sales recently, but a 5.7 percent drop in sales during Apple's fiscal 2016 for a total of 218 million units, according to Business Insider, which saw the report. The figure is expected to reflect a 2.9 percent decrease in sales during the 2016 calendar year.
There are a few ways to look at this. First, yes, it's kind of scary for a company like Apple, which makes a lot of money from its incredible iPhone sales. However, at some point the company is going to hit a ceiling and this might be it… at least according to Huberty, who attributes the decline to "higher prices in international markets (ex-China) and maturing smartphone penetration in developed markets weighs on upgrades and new user growth."
This isn't the first time analysts have spelled trouble for Apple or predicted a decline in iPhone sales, but Huberty's reports are well regarded. Perhaps the rumored iPhone 6c will swing things back into Apple's favor.


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Monday, April 1, 2013
Pre-Game Report: Game 3 - Eagles at Bulldogs
Nic Pierog was a key contributor to the Game 2 win on Saturday. Not only did he score the game winning goal, but he was very strong in the face-off circle, allowing the Eagles to gain possession of the puck at a number of important moments in the game. Surrey's top producing forwards put their names on the score sheet as well. Adam Tambellini, Brady Shaw, Demico Hannoun and Michael Stenerson all had points in the second game of the series.
After dropping the first two games on the road, the Bulldogs return to the Dog Pound where they are undefeated in the playoffs as they've won all four home games to this point in the post-season. Evan Tironese is the only Alberni Valley player to beat Michael Santaguida thus far in the series, but the Dogs' offense will be helped by the return of Matthew Hansen in Game 3. The native of Saint Cloud, Minnesota had to serve a two game suspension in the opening two match-ups after an illegal hit against the Victoria Grizzlies in the second round.
Where: Weyerhaeuser Arena
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Professor Dezhong Yao was invited by professor Bin Hu to do an academic report at school of Information Science and Engineering, Lanzhou University, on Oct, 27th, 2015. The lecture topic was "Electroencephalogram Research Introduction". Dean Bin Hu attended lectures and made an opening speech. All the teachers and students of UAIS lab and other information college graduate students took an active part in the academic activities.
Professor Dezhong Yao mainly explained several problems that existed in EEG research, including Time Domain Waveform (Reference Electrode); Space Domain Location (Source model, Head model and Non-uniqueness). Then he introduced the REST reference electrode of their research achievements. In all, this speech made each student have a deeper understanding of EEG study, and benefit a lot.
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