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Field Notes
Field Notes are the monthly notes written by PA Game Commission wildlife conservation officers, about notable experiences and interactions they've had on the job, out in the field. And you know that for those folks, men and women, out in the field is truly out there in the wild. Their descriptions of encounters with people and wildlife are unique and often funny.
Field Notes are published monthly in the PGC's Game News magazine, and for all of my hunting life (1973 until now), one person really summed up Field Notes and gave them pizzazz, making them my first-read in the magazine.
That was artist Nick Rosato, whose funny illustrations in Field Notes came to epitomize and symbolize the life and lighter side of wildlife law enforcement. Rosato's humorous, rustically themed sketches summed up a WCO's life of enforcing the law against sometimes recalcitrant bad guys, while maintaining an empathy usually reserved for naughty school children, when first-time offenders were involved and a slap on the wrist was needed.
Rosato died this summer, and his art will no longer grace the pages of Game News. I will miss Rosato's humor and skill, because for most of my life he helped paint the human dimension of officers who are too often seen as gruff, grumpy, and unnecessarily strict law enforcers.
Speaking of WCOs, a couple years ago I was hunting during deer rifle season when I encountered a WCO I knew. He had a deer on the back of his vehicle and we stopped to chat and catch up with each other. Out of nowhere, I asked him to please check me, as in check my license, my gun, my ammunition.
Getting "checked" by WCOs and deputy WCOs is a pretty common experience for most Pennsylvania hunters, but the truth is, I have never been checked by anyone in my 42 years of hunting.
"Sorry, Josh, I just do not have the time. You will have to wait 'til later or until you meet another WCO out here," he responded.
With that he smiled, waved, and drove off to follow through on his deer poaching investigation.
I think that encounter should be a Field Note, Terry. It is probably a first.
Maybe this year I will be "checked," but perhaps having every single license and stamp available to the Pennsylvania hunter, and hunting only when and where I am supposed to hunt, somehow creates a karma field that makes WCOs avoid me.
Speaking of hunting experiences, yesterday morning Ed and I were goose hunting on the Susquehanna River. Out in the middle of the widest part, we were alone, sitting on some rocks, chatting about our families, professional work, politics and culture, religion. Our time together can best be summed up as "Duck Blind Poetry," because it ain't pretty, but it is soulful. Two dads together, sharing life's experiences and challenges, makes hunting much more than killing.
While we were noting the Susquehanna River's recent and incredible decline in animal diversity, we suddenly saw four white Great Egrets fly across our field of view, followed by three wood ducks. Intrigued, we began speculating on where they had all been hiding, when out of nowhere a mature bald eagle appeared on the horizon. It flapped its way over us and clearly was on the hunt. So that was why the other birds had quickly flown out of Dodge!
Seeing these wild animals interact with each other was another enjoyable example of how hunting is much, much more than killing.
Unfortunately, during that serene time afield, I introduced my cell phone to the Susquehanna River, and have found myself nearly shut off from communications ever since. While the phone dries off in a bath of rice, I am enjoying a sort of enforced relaxation. Please don't think my lack of responses to calls and texts is rudeness. I am merely clumsy. Let's not make that a Field Note.
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If your child has to learn one instrument because he/she wants to, and/or you want to expose him/her to music, then have your child learn the piano first. Here is the reason why you should let your child learn the piano first.
First and foremost, playing the piano well requires a simultaneous working of both the right hand, the left hand and the right feet on the pedal. The coordination of these different actions all at the same time while reading a piano score is not something that is easily achieved. In fact, there are many studies showing that this is one of the reasons why learning the piano increases a child's IQ! In competitive Singapore, many kiasu parents send their children to tuition classes. However, a great secret of highly performing students is that the parents send their child to PIANO classes instead of academic tuition classes! Taking more math classes won't make your child smarter, except perhaps score better in maths. However, taking piano classes can improve your child's IQ, which then helps them with every aspect in future in life.
Second of all, piano is one of the best sounding instruments your child can learn. Although some kids like to play the drum, can you imagine what a nuisance that will be? If your child absolutely loves the drum, then listen to him/her and invest in him/her's passion. However, if your child is neutral to the music instrument, getting your child piano lessons is the best thing you can possibly do. A girl who can play piano is seen as cultured, while a boy who can play the piano can be seen as sophisticated. Both of which are great.
Third of all, it is not easy to find good music teachers. This is particularly so for other music instruments, since the pool of e.g. guitar teachers are significantly smaller than that of private piano teachers in Singapore. This means that the chances of you finding a great teacher for your child is lower if your child is going to learn some other instrument other than the piano.

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Thursday, July 14, 2011
a little bit of Candy Pip...
41 comments:
- Miria said...
Hi, Mina. I can catch with you at last! Congrats on your technological competence on your dad's tv! I woudn't have known what to do, really.
This little girl is a sweet and your card is perfect as always, even the ribbon addition eeh, eeh! Hugs, Miria
- 14 July 2011 at 07:30
- debby4000 said...
Oh this is adorable Mina, sweet image and pretty colours.
- 14 July 2011 at 07:32
- heidy said...
Wow your so clever Mina,fixing the remote controler.
Gorgeous as always Mia!
Hugs Heidy
- 14 July 2011 at 07:34
- mustavcoffee, Gay Peplow said...
Hi Mina, I see no evidence of a missing mojo, she's totally gorgeous:0) Well done with the remote, good spot, especially in pyjamas, LOL hugs Gay xxx
- 14 July 2011 at 07:43
- Exclusively by Mel said...
Morning Mina,
I love your Pip card!!She's so gorg!
The colours are beautiful.
Great the double bow.
Love reading your Father and Daughter tales. xx
- 14 July 2011 at 07:57
- Lisa Jane said...
oh lol..your dad sounds like my aunt .. i am always geting called out to fix her tv/video ... icrowave lol.. especially when the clocks change!
Pretty card - i love that ribbon and the fab layout
lisa x
- 14 July 2011 at 08:03
- Christine L said...
Wowww if that's when your mojo is in recession...... I LOVE it! I LOVE these Pip images... and you've coloured her beautifully - and I love that sentiment ribbon!
Glad you were able to sort your Dad's techno prob... I think you're BOTH lucky to have each other!
Christine x
- 14 July 2011 at 08:19
- Marja Rolfes said...
Such a sweetie of a card Mina! The coloring looks very good to me! The ribbon with the sentiment stamp on it looks great!
At this moment, it's raining cats and dogs, so to speak, it's really "bucketing" down. Perfect weather to sit at my craft table and create! I hope you're out of your pyama's by now and crafting!
Dutch Tulip
- 14 July 2011 at 08:29
- Craftyanny said...
Gorgeous as usual Mina:)
only £50, your call out charge is way too low, a few sets of spellbinders at least lol
Anne x
- 14 July 2011 at 08:36
- Cheryl said...
oh hun this is totally gorgeous,your detail as ever is just amazing hugs cheryl xx
- 14 July 2011 at 08:52
- Marianne said...
Gorgeous card. What a nice image and I love the ribbon with the sentiment!! xxx Marianne
- 14 July 2011 at 09:10
- Sue said...
Morning Mina,what a star you are,fixing remotes now.
Beautiful card,love the very sweet image,beautifuly coloured.Enjoy your day with your Dad,Sue xx
- 14 July 2011 at 09:42
- Frea said...
Good morning Mina, is it autumn over there too?? It's pouring out here and bl.... cold as well!! Love your sweet card, it's a lovely colour combo over at LOTV!! Thanks for your sweet comment on my Kenny K. card. I really worked at the hair mind you, had two trial runs with it LOL!! Hugs, Frea
- 14 July 2011 at 09:56
- Pinkllilac said...
This is stunning Mina, fabulous colours and details!perfectly gorgeous and the papers are beautiful!Have a great day.
Hugs Linda
- 14 July 2011 at 10:40
- Julie said...
Just loving the paperpieced image Mina,works perfectly in my opinion!!!LOL about the call out fee,maybe I could implement that one with my mum lol! Enjoy the sunshine,Julie.x
- 14 July 2011 at 10:47
- Louise said...
Beautiful card, great colours you used and this is such a sweet image
- 14 July 2011 at 11:57
- Hlora said...
Ahh this is so sweet... I love her cute smile and the fab paper and layout. It is dorable ;)
- 14 July 2011 at 11:57
- Lil Daffodil said...
Hi Mina,
this is such a sweet card. I love the colours and the image is just so cute. Gorgeous.
Fiona x
- 14 July 2011 at 12:28
- Larisa said...
Oh, so cute card! the image is fine!!) Love these emerald pearls here) All is so beautiful)
- 14 July 2011 at 12:50
- My'scardcorner said...
Pretty card Mina love the double ribbon bow very effective.
good for you sorting your dads out Id be hopeless remember having to ring my son once to help me sort my tv out when hubby was in hospital and I lost the lot..hmmmm
Enjoy your day.
- 14 July 2011 at 13:23
- Marina said...
Oh Mina! Your card is wonderful!
I love that absolutely adorable image and the colours you've used.
And your colouring is fabulous as always.
Thank you so much for taking part in my candy and I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.
- 14 July 2011 at 14:34
- D K Crafts said...
Hi Mina. Gorgeous card. Love the colours and the image is so sweet. Love these new sherbet pips images. Glad you were able to fix your dad's tv. Good luck at the supermarket. Donna
- 14 July 2011 at 15:18
- coops said...
stunning card mina.really beautiful colours and papers and i love the adorable image :D
xx coops xx
- 14 July 2011 at 15:46
- Riet said...
What a wonderful card Mina.
Hugs Riet.xx
- 14 July 2011 at 15:53
Love your dad! Please say hi from me! X
- 14 July 2011 at 15:59
- Diane said...
It was a real 'Aaaawww'moment when I opened up the blog page, Mina! It's a really cute image and made into a gorgeous card!
Diane x
- 14 July 2011 at 16:52
So-o pretty! Love the soft pink paper and the card is cute.
- 14 July 2011 at 18:13
- Marion said...
Hi Mina,
A gorgeous card and I just love the new sherbit pips. She is adorable and love the paper pieced dress. Lovely selection of ribbons.
- 14 July 2011 at 18:14
- CRAZYCRAFTSHED said...
Hi Mina
A gorgeous card
Hugs Dianne xx :)
- 14 July 2011 at 19:48
- Di said...
Hi Mina
WOW i LOVE this card the image is just tooo cute and i love your ribbin and papers and your colouring is FAB!!!
Hugs Di xxxx
- 14 July 2011 at 21:39
- Andrea said...
Hi Mina - I love this card - the colours are gorgeous and that image is so sweet. That sentiment ribbon is just fab.
Love, Andrea xx
- 14 July 2011 at 22:42
- Wendy said...
Adorable card,love the image and beautiful colours.
Wendy xx
- 14 July 2011 at 22:47
- Grenouille Greetings said...
Sweet as candy in her paperpieced dress, Mina! Lovely! Hugs, Lesley
- 14 July 2011 at 23:09
- Angela Marie said...
Super cute and playful. I love the lettering on the ribbon!
- 15 July 2011 at 00:18
- Andrea C said...
Very beautiful card x
- 15 July 2011 at 11:05
- CraftyLoops said...
Oh my word, these cards are incredible. I love the paper you used in the first card and how you distressed it. You are one very talented lady. Lee xx
- 15 July 2011 at 12:51
- ellabella said...
OH wooowww Mina. this is beyond stunning. I absolutely love every little detail and your colouring is outstanding. Hugs Janine
- 15 July 2011 at 13:46
- Mau xx said...
She is so Adorable, the best yet...or did I say that about the last one, and the one before...lol Oh! well She really is just the sweetest little Pip xx
I love your beautiful pastel colours Mina and That Bow is wonderful xx Mau
- 15 July 2011 at 20:36
- Lorraine said...
Oh Mina, that image is just sooo adorable! I wasn't sure about the Pips, but you may have changed my mind, lol. Love your soft coloring of her and the pops of color from your pearls!
- 15 July 2011 at 23:38
- Julie said...
HI Mina - she is just too stinking cute!! Beautiful soft tones of the colour combo and perfect colouring!! Juliexx
- 18 July 2011 at 23:25
- Juls said...
this is too too cute!!! Love how you have layered up the ribbon! Hugs Juls
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The very exciting weekly conversational series "The Ask Series" convened by Belfry Africa is on.
The series kicked off on a splendid note a fortnight ago with TV personality Toyosi Phillips.
The second edition in the series was a hit with screen goddess Kate Henshaw, who was very warming and welcoming to all fans and supporters who came around to interact with her.
The actress revealed some intimate parts of her journey in the movie industry.
Kate mentioned that her weirdest fan experience was in Akwa-Ibom where a fan wanted her autograph on his butt.
Speaking at the intense yet fun-filled conversation, the Nollywood veteran said, "This year marks my 24th year in Nollywood since 1993," Kate Henshaw said. "It will also surprise you to know that I didn't study theatre arts in school. I did Medical Microbiology in LUTH, Lagos," she added.
As regards her body and how she has been able to keep it smart, she said "Be patient with your body, it will answer you, just be disciplined with your workout."
Kate also remarked that "Exercises are anti-depressants."
On relationships, the star actress advised that personal relationships should be kept out of social media.
Following Lamide Akintobi's amazing job as moderator of the first edition, this edition was moderated by writer Omena Daniels.
The Ask Series is an opportunity for attendees to connect with personalities from all walks of life.
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Choir of New College,
Oxford, Robert Quinney, director
Novum NCR 1391
Rhian Samuel: Light and Water
Deux-Elles DXL 1128 www.deux-elles.co.uk
The Hare in the Moon (Lucy Crowe, soprano, Simon Lepper, piano)
Time out of Time (Gemma Rosefield, cello, Simon Lepper, piano)
[MP3 Clip - beginning of 'Mechanical Doll']
A Garland for Anne (Chenyin Li, solo piano)
Trinity (Joana Seara, soprano, Adam Walker, flute, John Reid, piano)
Piano Quartet: Light and Water (Fidelio Quartet: Michael Dussek, piano, Tamás András, violin, Sarah-Jane Bradley, viola, Gemma Rosefield, cello)
[MP3 Clip - ending]
Gaslight Square II (Duo Antithesis: Dimitris Karydis and Petros Moschos)
Everywhere a distinctive voice shines through Samuel's craftsmanship.
George Hall, The Independent on Sunday, 9 December 2007
With excellent performances and sound this well produced disc should do much to bring Samuel's finely crafted music deservedly to the attention of a wider audience.
Guy Rickards, Gramophone, December, 2007
Guy Rickards, Gramophone, December, 2007
Blythswood for viola and piano
Su Zhen (viola), Simon Lepper (piano)
'British Rhapsody'
Stone Records 5060192780352
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Brief as they are, their expressive range is wide, with the first ending in a whisper and the last building to a huge climax, powerfully caught by the artists here.
Edward Greenfield, Gramophone, April, 2014
Edward Greenfield, Gramophone, April, 2014
Gillian Keith (soprano), Simon Lepper (piano)
'A Garland for Presteigne'
Metronome METCD 1065
The Gaze (W. Shakespeare)
Caroline MacPhie (soprano), Joseph Middleton (piano)
'Love said to me'
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Nancy Ruffer (flute), John Anderson (oboe), Helen Crayford (piano)
'British Music for Flute, Oboe and Piano'
Dutton CDLX 7181
Deborah Calland (trumpet), William Whitehead (organ)
'North Star' [REVIEWS]Deux-Elles DXL 1097
Quartet: Threaded Light for string quartetThe Mavron QuartetMavron Quartet's 10th Anniversary Commission
Ariel for flute and piano
Catherine Handley (flute), Andrew Wilson-Dickson (piano)
'Ariel'A0267 (HAL004)
Songs of Earth and Air: 'The Kingfisher' and 'April Rise'
Sharon Mabry (mezzo-soprano), Rosemary Platt (piano)
Music by Women. Capstone CPS-8714
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Cynthia Green Libby (oboe)
'Daystream Dances'
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Jolly Wat the Shepherd for SATB chorus
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Formatting APS Journal Articles
The figures of a paper show data as graphs, illustrations, images, or concept maps, collectively termed artwork. This is information best relayed pictorially rather than through text. It is your task to ensure that all figures have legends (and that all legends are associated with figures) and that the legends are correctly formatted. This section describes how to do this.
Figures are called out in the text at their first mention using the «fgc[*]» code, where [*] is the number of the figure, just before the numeral of the figure, for example, "see Fig. «fgc1»1." This can also be used for citations for multiple figures, for example, "see Figs. «fgc1»1 and «fgc2»2."
Artwork and figure legends are handled separately; therefore, only format the figure legends within the copy edited version of the manuscript.
Figure information is always placed at the end of the text (after the Reference section). Smiley faces (☺) are placed between figure legends, and each legend is introduced by the «fig2» code. The end of all figure information is signaled by the «/fig» code, which is automatically added by the Toolkit when the Address line is formatted (see Footnotes).
If, after formatting, the word "Figure" or any of its derivatives still titles the figure legend, then delete it.
Figure legends are always in numerical order.
Figure legends are in one paragraph only except in very rare occasions.
If a figure does not have a legend, or a legend is not paired with a figure, contact the author to request more information. The Codecheck function of the Toolkit helps to identify any of these potential problems.
For information on how to style figure legends, see APS House Style.
Place your cursor on any part of the figure legend and use the «fig» function of ABRA in the Toolkit. This function removes the title of "Figure" and places the smiley faces and «fig2». Here is an example figure list:
«fig2»1 Look at me: I'm a figure legend.
«fig2»2 When creativity attacks! Shown is an example of something really interesting.
«fig2»3 This is what happens when people stop being polite and start getting real.
There is a simple chain involved in the processing of artwork. First, the author submits their final copy of their manuscript to Peer Review along with the artwork, as both a hard copy and an electronic file. Peer Review attaches the artwork to an Artwork information sheet, which gives the manuscript number, date, Art editor, RPM article number, and Author along with the type of artwork and Notes (all filled out by the Art department). This packet is placed in a drawer and filed with other artwork packets by journal. The Art department then assigns an Art editor to handle the set of artwork. The Art editor formats and does minor editing work on each figure, uploads the figures into a Cadmus ftp site as the formatted electronic version of the artwork, and then places the finished hard copies in a file rack (for each journal) for you to retrieve. At this point, the article becomes available in RPM within the Editorial Pool, and the final edited manuscript can, ultimately, be sent to the printer. In brief, the process is as follows: Author → Peer Review → Art department → Art editor → You.
It is your responsibility to make sure that you have what you need for the manuscript to be completely edited within the journal deadline. This means that you may have to reorder the artwork in the file drawer to make sure that the figures are available to you or you may have to work with the Art editor to make sure that the author provides us with new electronic figure files.
If you have any questions regarding an article's artwork, track down who to ask in the chain: Peer Review, Eric Pesanelli (for general artwork questions), or the Art editor (for specific article artwork).
APS attempts to minimize the presence of animals in pictures or diagrams. It is preferred that the experimental animal is detailed only as a basic outline, and any pictures of the actual experiment should be as bloodless and as least discomforting as possible. The animals should not appear either too cute or, in contrast, too gory. In addition, APS also requires that any person in a photograph specifically give their permission for their likeness to be reproduced. A figure cannot be used if it contains a photo of a person who cannot/will not give their permission. That being said, if the photograph is of a celebrity/famous person and can be shown to be openly available to the general public, then no permission is necessary (the price of fame, as it were).
If you have any questions regarding this, consult your journal supervisor or the Editorial Manager.


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Description: Fort Popham is a coastal defense land battery at the mouth of the Kennebec River in Phippsburg, Maine. It is located in sight of the short-lived Popham Colony and, like the colony, named for George Popham, the colony's leader.
Construction of Fort Popham was authorized in 1857, but did not begin until 1862 when the Union became nervous about the Confederacys newest naval ship design, the ironclad warship, and its possible effect on Bath Iron Works and Maines capital city of Augusta, which is located less than 20 miles up the Kennebec River. The fort was built from granite blocks quarried on nearby Fox Island and Dix Island. It had a 30-foot-high wall facing the mouth of the Kennebec River had was built in a crescent shape, measuring approximately 500 feet in circumference.
Fort Pophams armament consisted of 36 cannons arranged in two tiers of vaulted casements. Each cannon weighed roughly 25 tons and fired solid shot, each weighing almost 480 pounds. The back side of Fort Popham was built with a low moated curtain containing a central gate and 20 musket ports.
In 1869 construction at Fort Popham stopped before the fortification was completed. The fort was garrisoned again after additional work was performed during the Spanish-American War and World War I. Construction of Fort Baldwin on the headland above Fort Popham began in 1905 with longer-range guns, which eventually rendered Fort Popham obsolete. The fort is now open to the public as a park.
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When ever programming teachers get together one of the debates that often starts up is between using a built-in debugger or using other debugging tools - most commonly extra print/display statements. It is an interesting debate and can get quite religious at times. I have been a long fan of debuggers ever since I used ODT (Octal Debugging Tool) on a PDP-8 many years ago in college. ODT let me examine the contents of memory and many of the computer's registers while debugging assembly language programs. The values were displayed in binary coded octal by the way.
Debuggers have come a long way since then to say the least. Today it is easy to set break points, track the changes in values in variables and intimately watch expressions as they are executed. I do believe that one can learn a lot just by following the execution in code in the debugger.
One of the problems with debuggers though is that sometimes the extra data and process that code goes through in the debugger changes its nature. That means that some bugs that show up easily without the debugger go away inside the debugger. And it seem, though rarely in my experience, that things go the other way as well. For that reason it is always good to have other options. Multiple tools in the tool box is the way to go.
The other technique that has been used since the beginning of programming is logging data during execution using output statements either to the system console or to a log file. This can be a very valuable tool especially when there is no easy way to determine how many iterations of a loop (for example) have to take place before the bug occurs. Single stepping through a loop 1,000 times is tedious. There are times when the program will crash in the debugger and one can get some information but all too often one can't get enough. being able to look through a log file can save a lot of time. There is an art to setting these statements and it is something people should be taught.
But there is more to debugging than running things live in the debugger or tracking the flow of code though a complex set of loops and methods. There is the matter of unexpected errors. Now in theory one should test every possibility but in practice that often turns out to be impossible. One simple operating system I worked on over 25 years ago was complex enough that it was estimated that testing every code path in every possibility would take over 300 years. I think that the complexity of operating software has more than kept up with the speed of CPUs so I suspect that sort of math to still be that way.
So to me adding debugging tools and techniques means making sure that when something does go wrong people have enough information to figure out what is going on. Error handling code should provide more information than just the routine that crashed and an operating system dump message. The values of important variables for example can be very useful. Things like loop counters are particularly valuable.
Additional debugging statements that can be set on or off without recompilation can be particularly valuable. Often one can set up their debugging statements to execute or not based on some external setting. More than a few times this has made the difference between a problem being solved quickly and taking a very long time. This is especially useful as a common way to deal with bad data. If the program keeps crashing turning on the debugging output and rerunning the data often pinpoints the bad data more quickly and accurately than going through it by hand ever could.
No matter how good a coder one is there are always going to be bugs to find. Perhaps not in your code but when you are assigned to debug code written by someone else having some debugging techniques in your tool kit can be a life saver.
This is the sixteenth of a series of posts based on the book Programming Proverbs by Henry Ledgard. The index for the series is an earlier post and discussion of the list as a whole is taking place in the comments there. Comments on this "proverb" are of course very welcome here.


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Asking yourself: Should we hire a local freelance sound guy to help?
The answer could be YES, and for several reasons. If you need clean audio recordings to your camera, an external recorder, or other sound capture, and need to focus on your tasks as a cameraman or camera woman, then hiring a local sound guy like myself is a great idea. Hiring a sound man or sound woman (man in my case) allows you better sound and the ability to operate the camera without managing the sound capturing as well operating the camera. Often several producers among other clients insist on a sound person making a 2 person camera crew or larger, so relax and call (720) 299-2084 for location sound solutions in Colorado.
Operating a shotgun / boom microphone & the camera: IMPOSSIBLE?
Book a sound man or woman to help operate the boom (also called a shotgun microphone) is necessary for capturing better sound when you need to rely on a shotgun microphone for recording sound, especially for run and gun or mobile situations. As a camera person IF you were able to do this you would be absolutely amazing and talented. But seriously. Having the extra set of hands, and the extra audio gear is a great way to capture cleaner sound that can be isolated for your recording. When 35mm film production is the media for capturing media, a sound recordist (sound man in my reference or sound man), is always hired and necessary. Although motion picture film still is less popular now, video or television production requires a sound recordist to operate a boom in several instances where several people pass in & out of camera, or when micing (placing microphones on), several people on camera is restricted by the number of wireless lavalieres available or there is no time to use rotating wireless microphone / lavaliere systems from person to person; another benefit of booking a sound man like myself in Denver, or wherever else you need in Colorado. Hiring a sound man like myself (or sound woman), enables you to operate the camera, your primary task while the sound person can mix a boom, lavalieres or other audio sources.
Why was the audio / sound mixer invented?
The ability to mix more than one wireless microphone, or other audio source and attenuate / control audio levels before going to camera is why the sound mixer was invented. As technology progressed from 2 to more channels, the mixers continue to evolve today. Popular mixers from Sound Devices or Zaxcom are preferred among several sound people in video, film or TV production due to features. as a sound man, my most popular versatile mixer I use the the Sound Devices 664 that is both a mixer and recorder most frequently when I am hired as a sound man due to its capabilities, size, and familiarity among .
Evolution of the Sound Mixer to the Sound Mixer & Recorder
Before the mixer recorder was the mixer attached to an external recorder like a digital portable recorder, a portable tape recorder, or larger recording mechanism slowing down the sound person. More system components equal of a chance for something to go wrong or a step in the recording process to be missed, that could result in a lost recording opportunity. Now there are several mixer / recorders from several makers like Zoom, Tascam, Roland, Sound Devices, Zaxcom, among several others. I prefer Sound Devices, and using my 664 or the 552 mixer / recorder when demands are less. Mixer / Recorders like sound Devices 552, 664, 688, 744 or 788 for example also have a sweep filter that allows frequencies like air conditioning sounds or other sound intrusions to be reduced.
Why was the shotgun microphone / boom microphone invented?
Placing a microphone close to talent or subject for sound can be done by a skilled sound person, sometimes called a boom operator along with a shotgun microphone. The shotgun microphone can be moved quickly from source to source and can be used when there is no time or cooperation from subjects on camera to have a lavaliere placed on them. With RF issues and boom/shotgun microphone is a great backup to save a great take. Shotgun microphones also are less to fall victim of clothing rustling sounds that may occur when using lavalieres / wireless microphone systems. The shotgun mic has a larger diaphragm making it more sensitive typically than a lavaliere microphone system. Run and Gun / mobile rapid paced productions often favor shotgun microphones as well to speed keep with the pace of production.
Why use a lavaliere? or other audio source aside from a shotgun microphone
There is often a proximity issue on a fish pole or boom pole preventing a sound person closer to the action or they might be intruding on the mood of a shot or scene or talent. So using a lavaliere or other audio source can save the day and your recording. If you are "stalking" talent a stick microphone may be your key as well where you have to follow an uncooperative subject through doorways or other tight corridors, common in investigative reporting, news or journalism. Lavalieres are often less prone to pick up intrusions in audio like loud air conditioning, white noise, or other frequencies that can ruin a sound recording. But using a shotgun with a high pass or sweep filter that a sound mixer (the hardware), can also be used, as well in combination to lavalieres, hand mics/stick microphones or other audio gear pieces. Different microphones can back each other up when challenges or RF or other unwanted situations arise as well.
The purpose, strengths & limitations of using wireless microphones
A shotgun fish pole/boom pole has limitation in the distance it can extend, so a hidden lavaliere or lavaliere dressed on clothing can be used on talent or in proximity of on-camera subjects. Elimination of low rumbling noise that boom mics can pick up also make a lavaliere a needed piece in a sound man/woman's audio kit. Also walk or fast motion situations where on camera subjects are at a distance or traveling away a radio mic/wireless microphone system is your friend to a good sound recording.
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If you are looking to book a Denver or Colorado sound man to support your production anywhere in the state or traveling, I can be your go-to sound guy with multiple equipment packages. I have multiple wireless, stick microphones, mixer/recorders, shotgun microphones, among other audio gear that can scale up to any type of production I have the gear, experience and the adaptability to the scale of any production. Here are the types of productions I have worked on or can assist you as a client.
ENG or "Ambush Audio," or just having capabilities, Call the sound guy side-kick
Hiring a sound man or woman that knows the gear, has the experience as well provides it is a great way to ease your mind that you will return to your edit with the best sound quality. If you are on a live broadcast, you should have a sound person there for you, or more pending the scale of the production. Having a sound man like myself operate a boom, stick mic or other sources while you run camera will allow you any type of mobility that you need in your production. Approaching a subject or scene rapidly enables you to capture the best sound, and the best picture.
Ambush audio is a term common to news, journalism, current affairs, magazine shows or typically where the crew confronts a talent or person(s) of interest, and you definitely need a sound man to allow you the camera control while they capture better audio that a single camera person or camera person & producer could do by themselves. I have worked on several news & reality type programs, among similar programs that have required a clutch sound person like myself whom won't be in the way of the camera, but able to get close to the subject matter.
Aside from ambush audio, I can provide benefits to many if not all types of productions in film, video or television, regardless if it is for broadcast or non-broadcast, internet or other crusade count on my prior experiences for many varied clients to bring you the best sound recordings.
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TEL AVIV – Renowned sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer, who is slated to attend the opening of the relocated U.S. embassy in Jerusalem on Monday, told Breitbart Jerusalem in an exclusive interview that she could have never imagined being in Israel celebrating the country's 70th anniversary. "I am particularly happy to be here for the 70th year of Israel," Dr. Ruth said. "It's something that I would have never dreamed [of], that I would have the privilege to be here after 70 years of Israel's declaration," she said. She recalled hearing Israel's first prime minister David Ben-Gurion declare [READ MORE HERE]
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International markets surged on Friday night, with strong gains in both Europe and the US.
In London the UK's FTSE 100 added 58 points (+1%) to settle at 5666, whilst the French CAC (+1.5%) and German DAX (+2.2%) enjoyed stronger gains.
European stocks climbed for a sixth straight week, the longest winning streak in more than two years, amid speculation that central bank policy makers will add to stimulus measures to support the economy.
Stateside, the Dow Jones put on 204 points (+1.6%) to settle at 12777, whilst the broader S&P (+1.7%) and tech-heavy NASDAQ (+1.5%) had similar gains.
Financial stocks led a market surge after better-than-expected quarterly results from J.P. Morgan Chase boosted enthusiasm about earnings season and jolted the Dow from its longest slide in almost two months.
Investors shrugged off July's preliminary reading for the University of Michigan consumer-sentiment index, which was lower than expected.
In other US economic news, wholesale prices in June rose for the first time in four months, exceeding expectations, as rising prices for light trucks and food more than offset falling energy costs.
Oil rose for a third day, the longest winning streak in a month, as slowing growth in China fuelled stimulus speculation and U.S. equities advanced.
Crude for August delivery added $1.02 to settle at $87.10 a barrel on the NYMEX, capping a weekly gain of 3.1%. Prices are down 12%.
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Artist Alexander Young Jackson
Title Grace Lake, May 21st
Media graphite on paper
Size 8.5 x 11 in. / 21.6 x 27.9 cm.
Frame Size 14.5 x 18.5 x 1.5 in.
signed, titled and dated along bottom; signed and titled on sketch verso; in double-sided frame with archival mat and plexiglass
see the cover illustration of Grace Lake in Works by A.Y. Jackson from the 1930's, by N.Groves, Carleton University, 1990)
private collection, Calgary
Biographical Information
Alexander Young Jackson ~ [1882-1974] Canadian CGP, OSA, RCA
see A.Y. Jackson Paintings 1902-1953, by A.Lismer, A.G.O, 1953; A Painter's Country - the Autobiography of A.Y. Jackson, Clarke, Irwin & Company, 1958; A.Y.'S Canada, Drawings by A.Y. Jackson ed. Naomi Jackson Groves, Clarke, Irwin and Company, 1968; Alberta Rhythm, by D.Reid, A.G.O., 1982; AY Jackson The Arctic 1927, N.Groves, Penumbra Press, 1982; Works by A.Y. Jackson from the 1930's, by N.Groves, Carleton U., 1990; N.G.C. Vol.2, G-K, ed.C.Hill, pg.177; A.G.O., by the A.G.O., pg.205; R.C.A.A., pg.204 and M.M.F.A., by E.McMann, pg.189; Mastin, pg.98-99


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Pershing Square Foundation: New York City Grants/
OVERVIEW: The Pershing Square Foundation was established in 2006 by hedge funder Bill Ackman and his wife Karen. The foundation has broad interests that include global issues, but the couple lives in New York City, which is a major focus of their giving.
FUNDING AREAS: Education, poverty, health, Jewish community, parks
IP TAKE: The Ackmans care deeply about education and poverty, but have been increasing their footprint in health. Don't look here for big money for cultural institutions.
PROFILE: Billionaire Bill Ackman, the cofounder of Gotham partners and Pershing Square Capital Management, may not be a big name outside financial circles, but his philanthropy is growing. The Ackmans have been pouring more assets into the Pershing Square Foundation lately and stepped up its giving. Areas of interest are arts & urban development, economic development, education, healthcare and justice, and all giving areas all under the umbrella of creating social change.
The Giving Pledge letter Ackman signed with his wife Karen explains some thinking about philanthropy. Ackman mentions that his father instilled in him the value of giving back. Ackman is also a believer in the ideas of John Rawls, who famously argued that we should all imagine we might have been born into any circumstances and organize society accordingly.
The Pershing Square Foundation has grown from giving away only $500,000 in its first year of operation to giving away around $31 million in recent year and ending that year with over $99.5 million in assets. In recent years, this rapid growth has been facilitated by foundation CEO Paul Bernstein, who comes from the NGO world, and executive vice president Amy Herskovitz, Karen Ackman's sister, who has a background in social work.
In New York City, the Pershing Square Foundation has many cards in play. One of those is education. The foundation has been a steady funder of Minds Matter, a nonprofit helping low-income high school students get into college, which has received around $100,000 annually from Pershing Square over the past few years. The foundation has also funded iMentor, a mentorship program that pairs a college student with an at-risk high school student. Teach For America, which has a huge presence in New York City, has also received funding from Pershing Square in recent years. What's more, Bill Ackman is on the board of Boys & Girls Harbor, a performing arts nonprofit in Harlem. Boys & Girls Harbor has received $600,000 between 2011 and 2013 from the foundation.
The foundation has also been a consistent funder of several private and parochial schools in New York, including the Dalton School and the Cathedral School. Karen serves on the board of directors at Dalton.
Another of the foundation's active areas is poverty and social justice. The Robin Hood Foundation has received funds, as have Big Brothers and Big Sisters and other organizations. Amy Herskovitz's background in social work surely comes in handy as the Pershing Square Foundation navigates this area of grantmaking. Looking beyond New York, Karen Ackman is on the board of directors of Human Rights Watch, and the Ackmans have also been backers of the Innocence Project.
While the Pershing Foundation isn't a huge funder of New York City museums or theaters, it's been a staunch supporter of the High Line, a hugely popular new elevated park in Chelsea. Karen Ackman, who is a landscape architect and artist, serves on the Friends of the High Line board of directors, toward which the foundation has doled out $5 million in past years. Bill Ackman, meanwhile, is deeply passionate about tennis. He once squared off against tennis legend Andre Agassi and regularly spars against George Soros and other billionaire pals. The foundation has been a consistent funder of New York Junior Tennis League.
The foundation has also recently been moving into health, specifically cancer funding. In 2013, the foundation gave to American Cancer Society. It has also given money to NYU Langone Medical Center and Yeshiva University. At the core of the foundation's health giving is the Pershing Square Sohn Cancer Research Alliance, established in 2013, which funds promising New York City cancer researchers.
Finally, it should be noted that while Ackman doesn't describe himself as deeply religious, he has been a strong supporter of Jewish causes in the city. He's given to UJA-Federation of New York, the Center for Jewish History, the Jewish Museum and aforementioned Yeshiva University.
The important thing to remember in all of this is that Ackman is still a relatively young guy, and remains very focused on business. The giving he's doing now will likely pale in comparison to the giving he'll be doing later.
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We have outgrown our Health Care Centre!
Our board is responsible for the management and operations of the Galiano Health Care Centre, which is the only Medical Care and Emergency Treatment facility on Galiano Island.
This Clinic services the health care need of the 1135-fulltime residents and the thousands of people who come as tourists or vacation property owners. The clinic itself was built twenty-six years ago and has now become too small to meet the needs of the ever-growing gulf islands population. We have managed to raise over $350,00.00 locally to expand and renovate the existing building to better serve the community. We need another $350,000.00 to pay for the project and have started a targeted fundraising campaign in the hopes of getting another $150,000.00 before we go to the bank for financing.
Our facility is not just a Medical Clinic. We run mental health clinics, Aging in Place and Better at Home programs, Nutritional guidance workshops as well as being the home to a dentist and dental hygiene program, physiotherapist, massage therapist foot care specialist, blood lab and community and public health nurses. We have a full time doctor and full time nurse practitioner as well as mental health councilors working from the clinic as well. Our focus is to maintain the health and well being of the community and its visitors with the many programs we offer and the costs of these programs are paid for totally by grants and fundraisers.


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In Division 2, Davis XSV will host a return of Ron Phipps and Micah McGlocklin to paintball. Ron Phipps has not played a paintball tournament since, forever? And it's been over 2 years since Micah's last event. Regardless of that, these guys have done it before, and surely they can do it again, in D2.
Travis Dusek previously commented on Bobby Aviles(Aftermath) teaming up with Phoenix United for USPL HB, sources have confirmed that this will not be taking place after all as Bobby will be playing alongside his close friends on Hollywood HK. HK has quite a stacked roster for this event including the talents of:
- Mark Kressin
- Scott Kressin
- Kenny Rosenberg
- Josh "Whisper" Minkowski
- Alex "AROD" Savino
- Bear Digidio
- Bobby Aviles
- Scott Kemp (Maybe)
Supposedly Dave Youngblood is not to thrilled on the idea that one of his players will be playing along side HK, and will not return calls on the subject. We'll have to see if next weekend works out for HK. If not it will be a tremendous loss for the squad, as stacked as they are.
UPDATE: Gio Digidio and Billy Wing have confirmed that Scott Kemp will be playing with Hollywood HK in the USPL Huntington Beach event. Scott will be wearing head to toe Ironmen gear in order to avoid a breach of contract. Scott being a strong addition to the roster should help their chances toward a podium finish following their win at NPPL San Diego.
HK saw the departure of Damian Ryan for 2009 due to monetary reasons. Damian's requests could not be met as money is tight this season and the team as a whole could not afford it.


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Buffs Roll Against UNC-B
Your Colorado Buffaloes played a very impressive first game against the B squad of University of Northern Colorado. The Buffs overpowered the Bears with a quick start, jumping out to a 5-1 lead by the end of the first period. Collin Luben added two more goals in the second period to complete his hat-trick, and the Buffs were up 7-1 at the end of the second period. UNC scored a couple of goals in the second, but that was only mere consolation. Colorado kept their solid play up, and they ended up rolling, 10-3. Collin Luben finished the game with 4 points (3 goals, 1 assist), and Nick Ramsey and Zach Clawson each finished with two goals, with Nick picking up an assist in addition to his two goals. John Fritts was not tested much, and he finished with 12 saves in the win.
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May. 24th, 2008 09:22 am
Fandom: Firefly/Serenity
Characters: Kaylee/Simon
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Smut
Disclaimer: Not mine!
Summary: She settles back on the bed now, twirling the ring between her fingers, "You sure? Cause we don't gotta. We can do like we always do."
Kink: (3) Genital torture
Author's Note: Every time I see that kink I picture some poor guy begging for his dick not to be put in an Iron Maiden. My brain frightens me sometimes. Also, I totally don't usually go for Kaylee/Simon, but for some reason this just had to be them. For those keeping track at home, the het continues. (Also, the internet
which is never wrong assures me that this is a form of 'genital torture'. Who am I to argue?)
"Ain't gonna hurt nothin', I promise." Kaylee is starting to regret even bringing it up. Simon had gone white as a sheet when she'd pulled it out of her panty drawer, and he don't look much better, even after she's done explained what it's for. She rolls her eyes, figuring that it's a safe bet she can keep her other toys locked up safe and sound if this is his reaction to something so simple, and waves a hand, "Don't matter, we'll just pretend I never said nothin', shiny?"
Simon catches her arm, blushing up to his hairline and all down his smooth chest. She ain't never had a man smooth as him before, and for a while she'd wondered if it went all the way down. But he's got dark curls around his cock, just like any man, and his legs are covered in hair.
Simon stammers, "Wait, no." He takes a deep breath, "Look, Kaylee, I was just surprised. That's all. I swear." She eyes him for a moment. They've been doing this a while now, catching moments they can spend between just the two of them. He's different from the other men she's had, and sometimes she worries she might break him or scare him off.
She settles back on the bed now, twirling the ring between her fingers, "You sure? Cause we don't gotta. We can do like we always do." And she hadn't meant it to sound quite like that, especially not when it makes him blush even worse. It ain't that he's bad, he's just so much more careful than she's used to.
His chin comes up, and he reaches out, taking the ring from her and holding her gaze when he says, "I'm sure." And Kaylee figures that's more than enough opportunity for him to change his mind. Besides, he's still hard, and in Kaylee's experience that means ain't too much wrong.
Kaylee grins, shifting back forward, wrapping a hand around the back of his neck to pull him into a kiss. His mouth is warm and soft, his cheeks smooth. She likes that she don't get stubble burn from him, humming happily as he raises his free hand to cup her breast.
She can feel his other hand fumbling around, and grins against his mouth. She reaches down to take the ring back from him, pushing up onto her knees, pushing at his shoulder until he reclines across the messy sheets. His cock is standing proud and tight against his stomach, and she leans down to lick across the head to distract him.
Simon whimpers, his hand coming up automatically to pet at her hair. He's always real good about that, being sweet when she sucks his cock. She appreciates that, and lingers a little longer than she had planned, licking and sucking, just to show that she noticed.
When she pulls off he makes a softly protesting sound, his hips lifting off the bed. Kaylee grins, opening the latch on the ring, fitting it over the head of his cock and sliding it down the hard length. His cock never really gets real red, 'cept for the vein up the bottom, and she's kinda interested in seeing if it will now. Most of them do.
Kaylee snaps the ring closed, Simon making a soft sound.
Kaylee looks up at his face, carefully stroking up the length of his cock when she says, "I can take it off now, if'n you want me to." She waits, watching his eyelids flutter, his mouth hanging open and wet. When he don't seem likely to give her any response right away, she bends over to suck on the head of his cock again, sliding her hand down her own stomach, stroking herself.
When Kaylee slides her lips down, taking him deeper into her mouth, she can feel the vibration from the ring, and grins as best she can. It doesn't take long for Simon's hips to start moving in tight little jerks. He never pushes hard, and some day she'd like to convince him that it's alright to let go a little, but she's taking things one step at a time.
Simon sounds choked, "It's—uh, is it supposed to be doing—that?"
Kaylee pulls her mouth off his cock to grin at him. He looks good all flushed, his eyes shiny, his mouth loose. His hands are gripping at her sheets, and there's sweat broken out all across his forehead and the bridge of his nose. Kaylee bites her bottom lip, rubbing just a little faster, so close to the edge of her pleasure she can taste it. She says, "It surely is."
Simon nods, shakily, "O-okay." She takes a moment to worry this might break him, but she's fair certain he'll be fine. She ain't never broken no one yet, and he's healthier than some she's had. Her mind made up, Kaylee shifts, straddling him, bracing her hands on his chest.
She says, "I'm gonna fuck you now," and Simon groans, low and long. Kaylee grins, reaching down to line them up, feeling the vibration of the ring in her fingers just briefly. Then she's sinking down on him, tossing her head back, shutting her eyes to enjoy the feel of it.
When she's flush against him she squirms around, just to get comfortable. She can feel the vibration inside her and against her, her toes curling up from it. Kaylee hums, running her hands up Simon's chest, stretching her back, luxuriating in this.
Simon's hands come up to her hips eventually, long thin fingers squeezing, pulling at her body. Kaylee stretches again, before letting her eyes slip open, her tongue caught between her teeth. Simon is staring up at her, his eyes dark and huge, hungry, and Kaylee circles her hips, gasping at the burst of sensation and pleasure.
"Kaylee..." Simon's voice is all breathy, one of his hands sliding across to her stomach. He hesitates for a moment, always so careful about touching her where she wants touched the most, like she'll jump away from him. She rides him slowly, enjoying herself, his fingers finding her clit and stroking, circling.
Between that and the feel of him in her and the vibration, Kaylee can feel herself coming apart. She moves faster, letting her head fall forward, her eyes heavy and hard to keep open. She comes, surprised by Simon sliding a hand around her hip, his fingers brushing over where they're joined, where he's moving inside her.
Kaylee slumps forward, landing a few off target kisses to his cheeks before managing to capture his mouth. Simon brings his hands up, winding his fingers into her hair, holding her as they kiss. She can feel the slight tremor in his touch, pulling back enough to murmur, "We can take it off now, so as you can come."
For a moment Simon says nothing, and then he shakes his head, grunting, "No. No, I want," and then he's flipping her. Kaylee laughs with surprised delight, changing to a moan as he wraps an arm under her shoulders, holding her tight and close as he moves between her thighs.
He's moving slow as she was, long steady thrusts that dance like fire across Kaylee's already tingling nerves. She throws her head back against the sheets, wrapping one leg over his hips, moaning with each thrust, clinging to his arms and shoulders, tangling her fingers into his smooth, fine hair.
Simon is mouthing at her neck, his hand cupping one of her breasts. There's still a clumsiness to his motions, but he ain't hesitating to rub her nipple between his thumb and forefinger anymore. Kaylee feels her back bowing up, a second orgasm building, and then he nips at the soft edge of her ear, and it's enough.
Kaylee shudders, her legs trying briefly to curl up. Simon shifts up, licking his way into her mouth, still moving in her, more ragged now. Usually he's come by now, long before now, and she can feel his muscles jumping and bunching all up and down his back. She'd say something, but she don't think she'd be capable of words right now, specially not with him hitching her thigh higher, thrusting deeper into her.
He nuzzles down against the junction of her shoulder and neck, nipping at the skin there, pressing kisses out across her shoulder. He shifts half up, then, pulling her into his lap, curling over her, his fingers digging into her waist as he thrusts into her.
Kaylee can feel slick sliding all across the insides of her thighs, down over her ass, and shivers from it. Simon rasps out, "You're so beautiful, baobai," and Kaylee feels the words somewhere deep in her chest, another wave of orgasm washing through her.
Her heart is pounding, her body aching with sweet pleasure, and Simon finally shifts back, sliding out of her. She gasps, only realizing after a moment that he's fumbling with the quick release of the ring. His hands are shaking and Kaylee pushes herself up on one arm, batting his hands away and replacing them with her own.
Simon's cock is dark red, looking like it must be hurting mightily for release. Kaylee flicks the quick release, pulling the ring up and off, and Simon makes a hoarse sound. Kaylee don't even have time to put the ring aside, before Simon is bearing her down to the bed, pushing into her hard and quick, his hands gripping at her a dozen places in the space of a second.
Simon is grunting hard, his expression screwed up tight, his hips snapping fast and desperate. Kaylee holds on, her arms around his shoulders. He's moving them both up the bed, and Kaylee reaches a hand back, bracing her palm on the wall, gasping up to the ceiling.
He pounds into her hard again, and then comes with a shout, loud against her shoulder. He stays there, afterwards, his breath sliding against her skin, his skin jumping and trembling. She pets at his hair, worrying again that she might have broken him.
Finally he twists, rolling them onto their sides, wrapping around her like he needs as much skin against her as possible. He says, his voice rough, "I don't think I'm ready to try the giant plastic penis yet, though, okay?"
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People have expressed a curiosity about the decision process leading to a commitment to swim the English Channel. Acquaintances typically voice their wonder with the question, "Are you crazy?" Friends approach the topic more obliquely. "I've read your blog and I know you and Lindsay had some champagne at Foreign Cinema on the anniversary of your Channel relay and you discussed a solo attempt and she was supportive—but are you crazy?" So why am I doing this?
Massive amounts of ink have been spilt on the subject of human motivation. Modern game theory examines the nooks and crannies of human choice in a staggering array of circumstances. These studies provide detailed glimpses into myriad specific scenarios. Before this field became so scientific, two giants in the field of psychology wrote seminal works in the 1960's that shaped my personal conception of why people do the things they do.
Frederick Herzberg proposed a dual structure theory. According to Mr. Herzberg, people shape their behavior in response to "motivator factors" and "hygiene factors." Hygiene factors pretty much relate to comfort. Pay and benefits, co-worker relations, and job security are examples. When the hygiene factors are adequate, people probably won't be desperate for another job. They may not do their job well, but they're likely to continue not doing their job well where they are. Motivator factors, on the other hand, contribute to passion and missionary zeal. Achievement, recognition, and growth are examples of factors that cause people to do the best job they possibly can. To my high school student brain, the subtitle was: motivator factors motivate and hygiene factors placate.
Abraham Maslow took a different, but complimentary approach. In his book, Toward a Psychology of Being, he organized human desires into a pyramidal hierarchy of "needs." At the bottom of the pyramid are the basic needs such as air, food, and security. At the top of the pyramid is the need for "self-actualization," a term that Mr. Maslow borrowed from Kurt Goldstein. Mr. Maslow simplified the various needs on the pyramid into two basic types: "deficiency motivators" and "being motivators." "Being motivation" refers to the un-striving, almost organic flow state that can emerge when the deficiency motivators are reliably satisfied.
A friend of mine has poured these basic concepts into his own unique cognitive blender. As reflects his Calvinist upbringing he says, "Other than basic survival, people do things for two reasons—duty or amusement." He gives the example of choosing to have children and raise a family. "Some people have children because they feel a sense of duty to their parents or their religion. They MUST propagate the species or carry on the family name. They MUST produce grandchildren for their parents. Other people have children because they think it will be amusing: babies growing, learning, transforming; seeing the world through a child's eyes; experiencing the unexpected marvels that children occasionally wrought. This is entertainment."
Not having children, I'm in no position to comment. I can say that Lindsay and I decided to commit to this English Channel project because we thought we would find it amusing. We knew we'd learn new things. We knew we'd have new reasons to collaborate and plan. One of the unexpected marvels is how much satisfaction I'm getting from writing regularly. Another is how broadly my social circle has expanded.
It is true that Lindsay encouraged me over the years, courting the boundary of coaxing. But, the decision was ultimately mine. Her advocacy simply furnished the freedom necessary for the undertaking, providing me assurance that we were both willing to shoulder the inevitable burdens. Without that knowledge, this project would definitely not be fun.
Abraham Maslow wrote, "If we wish to help humans to become more fully human, we must realize not only that they try to realize themselves, but they are also reluctant or unable to do so. Only by fully appreciating this dialectic between sickness and health can we help to tip the balance in favor of health." Were Mr. Maslow still alive, he might say that a little coaxing is not necessarily a bad thing.
For a closure-oriented person, this is remarkably process-oriented stuff. I will say, though, that it will be far more amusing if I successfully cross that ditch.
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For many the human placenta is just a passive organ, but it has significant synthetic capabilities and has a much more critical role than usually thought. Recently the researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California's (USC) Zilkha Neurogenetic Institute have come up with the groundbreaking findings. We at HPE blog wish to share this news esp. with our Indian and oriental readers as what's happening in West.
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For the first time scientists have found that the human placenta plays an active role in synthesizing serotonin, providing hope for new treatment strategies for cardiovascular disease and mental illness. Researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California's (USC) Zilkha Neurogenetic Institute were behind the groundbreaking findings.
The result offers conclusive evidence that the placenta provides serotonin to the fetal forebrain, not through the mother's blood supply, as theorized for the past 60 years.
"Our research indicates that the placenta actually synthesizes serotonin, and the serotonin is released from the placenta into the fetal bloodstream where it can reach the fetal brain," said lead author Alexandre Bonnin.
"The placenta was seen as a passive organ, but we now know that it has significant synthetic capabilities and has a much more critical role in developmental programming of the fetus than previously thought," he said.
Bonnin's work with Pat Levitt, director of the Zilkha Neurogenetic Institute and corresponding author on the paper, also invented a unique technology known as a "placentometer" that monitors substances that pass through the mouse placenta from mother to fetus.
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President Trump has nominated accomplished labor and employment attorney Peter Robb to be General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, rounding out the nominations needed to give Republicans control of the Board—at least through the end of the year. Mr. Robb has considerable experience with the agency, with a resume that includes service as a field attorney for the NLRB's Baltimore office, a supervisory attorney with the Federal Labor Relations Authority, and as chief counsel to former NLRB Member Robert Hunter. Meanwhile, the Senate will vote next week on Board nominee Bill Emmanuel, who when confirmed will give the Board a Republican majority. If President Trump intends to keep the Board under Republican control, however, he will eventually have to nominate an additional member, as NLRB Chairman Phil Miscimarra has signaled he will not serve past his current term, which expires in December. Additionally, the Senate HELP Committee will hold confirmation votes on nominee for Deputy Labor Secretary Patrick Pizzella and EEOC nominees Janet Dhillon and Daniel Gade, who both testified before the committee this week.


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Manhattan U.S. Attorney Announces Charges Against Two Individuals In Connection With Bribery And Kickback Scheme To Secure Business From A Nonprofit Health Organization
Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Philip R. Bartlett, Inspector-in-Charge of the New York Office of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service ("USPIS"), announced the unsealing of charges today against NIMESH PATEL, a former information technology employee at a large national nonprofit organization (the "Society") and DILIP VADLAMUDI, the owner of an information technology outsourcing company located in Indiana, for engaging in a bribery and kickback scheme. PATEL was arrested this morning in New Jersey, and was presented today before United States Magistrate Judge Katharine H. Parker. VADLAMUDI was arrested this morning in Indiana, and was expected to be presented US v. Patel and Vadlamudi indictment.pdftoday before a Magistrate Judge in Indianapolis.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said: "As alleged, the defendants conspired to defraud a national nonprofit organization. Patel allegedly abused his position at the nonprofit to funnel millions in fees to Vadlamudi's company in exchange for hundreds of thousands in kickbacks. Thanks to the investigative work of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, the defendants' alleged fraud scheme has been put to an end."
USPIS Inspector-in-Charge Philip R. Bartlett said: "These individuals took advantage of their business relationship by devising a scheme to 'fatten their wallets,' while having no regard for the victimized nonprofit organization. Postal Inspectors will always be on the forefront of bringing criminals to justice for their greedy misdeeds against the American public."
As alleged in the Indictment unsealed today in Manhattan federal court:[1]
The Society is a large nonprofit health care organization with national headquarters in Westchester, New York. PATEL was employed as a senior director in the information technology group at the Society. During the time PATEL worked at the Society, he signed acknowledgements of its conflict-of-interest policy, which prohibited employees from soliciting or accepting payments from any individual or organization that had business with the Society. VADLAMUDI owned a company headquartered in Indiana ("VADLAMUDI Company-1") that, among other things, acted as a temporary staffing company for information technology ("IT") professionals. VADLAMUDI Company-1 had a contract with the Society pursuant to which Society employees, including PATEL, were authorized to hire temporary employees on behalf of the Society from VADLAMUDI Company-1.
From in or about October 2012 through in or about September 2014, PATEL hired numerous temporary IT employees from VADLAMUDI Company-1, which caused the Society to pay VADLAMUDI Company-1 millions of dollars in fees. During that same time period, VADLAMUDI paid PATEL approximately $274,000 in kickbacks. PATEL and VADLAMUDI exchanged emails regarding this kickback scheme. For instance, on a regular basis PATEL and VADLAMUDI exchanged spreadsheets listing the names of VADLAMUDI Company-1 temporary IT employees hired by the Society, along with a kickback amount calculated per employee.
In order to make payments to PATEL, VADLAMUDI used a bank account associated with a different company he controlled to transfer approximately $274,000 to the bank account for a shell corporation set up by PATEL. PATEL used that money for his personal expenses, including $80,000 toward a down payment on his residence and over $100,000 transferred into his personal bank account.
When the Society conducted an investigation into allegations of bribery and kickbacks in the IT department in the fall of 2014, PATEL falsely denied receiving money from VADLAMUDI.
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PATEL, 45, of Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, and VADLAMUDI, 45, of Carmel, Indiana, are both charged in three counts: one count of conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud; one count of conspiring to violate the Travel Act; and one count of conspiring to commit money laundering. Counts One and Three each carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. Count Two carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison. The maximum potential sentences in this case are prescribed by Congress and are provided here for informational purposes only, as any sentencing of the defendants will be determined by the judge.
Mr. Bharara praised the work of the USPIS.
This case is being prosecuted by the Office's Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit. Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Cooper is in charge of the prosecution.
The allegations contained in the Indictment are merely accusations, and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
[1] As the introductory phrase signifies, the entirety of the text of the Indictment, and the description of the Indictment set forth herein, constitute only allegations, and every fact described should be treated as an allegation.


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A couple of weeks ago, I went to the opening of "Other Options", an exhibit at Goods & Services (aka Tent Show) devoted to explorations of alternative economic exchanges. Milling around the small storefront, I struck up a conversation with Kellen Fenaughty, who was sitting at a curious table with a set of metal alphabet dies, waiting for someone to ask him what he was doing.
"I am a maker of things" was the friendly introduction, after which Fenaughty described his project "One-Off". In his words (from a later email): "I make handmade, useful objects with sensual construction techniques that are rare at this scale. Each week I choose to make one object from the week's proposals, which is then given to the proposer the next weekend. The objects I choose are rarely made outside mass production, and are more personalized than something you could find in a store. Everything I make is meant to be well used, because the things we use everyday are more influential than something just for display."
Earlier in the day I had answered an email from a friend who, coming back to town from a long sojourn in North Carolina, was looking to round up some gardening supplies for the season. I had some spare seeds for her, a shovel and a maddock she could borrow, and (so I thought) a spare trowel she could keep. Unfortunately a quick hunt through my house determined that I didn't have that spare trowel after all...
That evening, pondering a potential One-Off project in the hotseat across from Kellen's notebook, I asked if he minded making a trowel that I would then give to my friend. He smiled and opened his notebook - and we then launched, believe it or not, into a detailed conversation on the pros and cons of various garden trowels the two of us have put a hand to throughout our lives. Why did certain trowels let us down, and others proved a worth which set them above the fray of pathetic, disposable tools? Turns out mass-produced tools are often crap!
Yesterday (a little past the one-week wait) I met up with Kellen, got the trowel, and passed it off to my ecstatic friend that evening. Truly the Excalibur of trowels (yes, I really typed that), this masterpiece features stainless steel blade, mahogany handle, and hand-hammered bronze rivets. Lifetime guarantee? Well, not in writing, but I will say this is one damn fine trowel - and yes, I still gave it up even though both of mine are bent and aging.
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- natasha said...
Great-looking trowel - and it may indeed last a life-time. I still use my father's, dating from the 1930s or 40s (possibly one of the earliest stainless steel garden tools?) and although the wooden handle is quite worn it still works better than any more recent model.
- May 18, 2008 at 4:47 AM
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You only go as far as your engine takes you! The glutes are the biggest muscles in the human body! It is extremely important to keep the hips powerful and strong! When thinking about this, remember your hips Flex / Extend, open from left to right and rotate! I can almost guarantee you that if your hips are weak, something somewhere else in your body will suffer from it, as you will constantly be compensating at muscles or joints above or below as a result!
If you have a bad back, chances are you have under developed hips! Simply meaning that the front side of the hips (hip flexors) are really tight from sitting a lot and the glutes stop getting the emphasis it needs! In other words, the front of the hips are too locked up and the back of the hips are too weak! It is a sure fire way to get back pain as now your back will be asked to do things it simply cannot do! An example of this would be simply bending over to pick a heavy bag up from the floor! The hips cannot extend due to weakness, the spine flexes as a result and now there is a chance for potential injury! Besides getting the hips stronger, try some hip activation techniques! Which simply wakes up the hip flexors and glutes to perform their job!
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Alike from the beginning point, weak or underdeveloped glutes will also cause problems at the Hamstring as well. Constantly "popping or pulling" your hamstring all of the time, believe it or not, is more than likely also a result of your weak glutes! As the job of the glute (in extreme laymen's terms) is to stabilize the hips as the hamstring flexes and extends the knee! So let's take a look at the mechanics of running for a second, so many injuries happen in running as we all know! In running, as you stride, if your glutes are too weak to fire and work, you then would be asking too much of a demand from the hamstring, without any help from the glutes and boom – you pull/pop the hamstring!
Your butt is a type 2 muscle fiber! Meaning it has the ability to produce a ton of force and grow really big! You must train your glutes to be explosive (powerfully jump more often) and to move heavy loads! The body weight/ rehab exercises like fire hydrants or leg lifts that you do against the wall, will not cut it as this is not the proper stimulus for this muscle group!
Some examples of better choices when training the hips are shown in the videos below!
Jump Squats– Deep explosive Jump Squats are a great way to work on the hips and legs becoming more explosive! The key here is in the progressions! Don't add the jump unless you already squat with perfect form when under load!
Deadlifts train both the hell out of your glutes and also develop the lower back! Here is my girlfriend Amanda repping a little over her body weight for sets!
The glute bridge is one of our favorite ways to work the hips! We like it so much because the glutes have to work the entire movement without any let up!
Although Split Squats are considered a "quad dominate" exercise, if you're thinking muscles, staggered or single leg stances are great for those whose low back are the limiting factor! Split stances distress the back, and get the core to stabilize the body as the glute is now forced to fire to help stabilize and work! Once we master peoples body weight Split Squat (whether we have to decrease the range of motion or give someone something to hold onto for balance in the beginning stages of this exercise) we eventually load this pattern heavy when the time is right, and the client can handle the load!!


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Book a Pampering Spa Schedule
Even if you spend the entire day at the spa, you will never get short of things to do that will make your mommy day off worthwhile. Your spa appointment may include a full body massage, a facial, and beauty therapies from head to foot. According to Black Champagne Salon & Spa, you can get your nails done and get a new hairstyle courtesy of the top hairdressers in Tauranga. Coming out a different, more vibrant you be your main goal.
Eat Out
This is your time to eat in silence, enjoying every bite of a good meal, without having to worry about cooking or cleaning up. So take advantage of this getting away for a few hours from the hustle and bustle of your household by treating yourself to a restaurant meal you have been craving for.
Cool Down with a Cocktail
To end up your day off, you may get on your best dress and hop around the best bars in the metro with your girlfriends. A drink or two will not hurt as long as you know you can keep your control. If you are no fan of the nightlife, you may also opt for a theatre night, enjoying a good show minus the distraction of kids constantly roaming around.
Whether planned or not, a mommy day off is a wonderful time that every hard-working mother must indulge on without guilt. You wear varying hats on any given day and some time away from being a dutiful mom is a well-deserved reward.