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May 25, 2014 § 1 Comment
In my humble opinion, there are two types of books in the world– those that make you glow and those that make you… ignite. I can't really explain any further. I'll let the poem do the talking. :3
Oh, and… hi. I'm back– again. :D
Take me to a place I barely
Somewhere I
Don't see–
Even in my dreams.
Give me something new
To ponder on,
To think about.
Make the wheels turn.
Make the rest just
Slip away,
Until nothing is left
But a flyleaf.
A closed book.
And a
Making way for
A memory.
Be that
For me.
You can be
The other kind.
The kind
That doesn't just leave
A slow,
And a thrill
That I lose
And forget
A week after.
Be the one
That lights a fire.
Tearing up my soul,
Pushing me to
Leaving me
Trembling from the
To scream,
To rage,
To claw at my chest and
Let the teeming
And change
The world.
Gnaw at my soul,
Invade my
What I need.
And shove me
Off the edge.
Drive me
To start
Exactly what
I need
To do,
And start
Who I need
To be.
Which are you?
The only way I'll really know
Is if I
Read on.
March 12, 2014 § 1 Comment
So yesterday was the 1st death anniversary of one of my best friends, who died of pulmonary fibrosis. This is for her. :)
She was a little awkward,
A little too carefree.
She chewed with her mouth open
And told us jokes
At the same time,
And talked
About everything and nothing
With the rice and noodles
Making their way onto the table.
And we were laughing back
And telling her to
Chew her food properly
And swallow before talking
But she'd just grin
And laugh again.
Her laugh.
I could only describe it as
A snicker.
It was a cross between the laughs of
Scooby Doo and
Mr. Bean
With extra breaths in between.
Something like:
With the double and triple h's
Sounding like the spitting sound
From the
Back of your mouth;
The "ch" in the German "achtung"
Or "ich liebe dich".
Her laughter
Was contagious.
When she laughed,
We all started to as well.
There was this time
We were standing together,
Just the two of us.
Waiting for our other friends
After our high school yearbook photo shoot
In the Bell House
At John Hay,
And it was about 4 in the afternoon.
I was in my gold dress,
Wearing my elephant ring,
And she was holding a book,
Wearing a colorful
Floral dress,
Hair undone,
(Again, as always–
She was so cheerful).
And there was this moment,
This one second
When the sunlight was perfectly golden,
And it hit her
At just the right angle
In just the right place
At just the right time
And I saw her in a way
I never really had before.
And I paused
And stared,
And smiled and said,
"You're beautiful"
And she just looked at me
Like I was crazy,
But she was still grinning,
And she was beautiful.
She really was.
She faced everything
Even death.
She was full of laughter,
So full of love,
And she never gave up
On anything.
The words on her headstone
Are painted in her favorite color,
And somehow
They're the perfect words
For her:
And she did.
She really did.
To the very end.
Before You Grow Up
March 9, 2014 § 11 Comments
Again, I'm posting after another long blog-cation (ha.) and neglecting school work (ha. ha.) for about an hour to post this poem and prettify it (ha. ha. ha.). So anyway, enough of my craziness… :D
This is a short and simple poem, but I somehow feel… attached to it. I wrote it just last night for a good friend's niece, who is just a few months old. I haven't met her yet but somehow just hearing about her from my friend's stories is enough to make me go back to my dream of having a sibling. (Being the only child has its perks but I've always wanted a brother.) One other thing that made me want to write this for her is her name– a word I have always loved. I truly love words (as I keep repeating :D) and think they're magical. And this word in particular has always been special to me. Which is why I was ecstatic when my friend told me her name. But anyway, I digress.
Read on. Oh, and before I forget… I'm making this a mini-game. I'm not going to mention her name. The clue is in the poem and the picture. Mwahahahaha. And whoever guesses it right in the comments has the right to recommend the subject for my next post– which will actually be a big help for me, so thank you in advance. The more challenging, the better. :D
Now, really… Read on. :)
Sleep for now, just close your eyes
And dream of lives with bluer skies
'Cause soon you'll face a big dark world
And wait on pages still unfurled
You'll face the dragons in your sleep
And conquer kingdoms beneath your feet
You'll meet the nightmares that you fear
And crush the monsters that draw near
You'll feel the ground under your shoes
And live like you've nothing left to lose
You'll gaze at stars and watch them shine
You'll dance until the end of time
But until then, you're safe and sound
No enemies, no fears around
Surrounded by a cloud of love
Watched over by eyes high above
So sleep for now and close your eyes
And dream of worlds with brighter skies.
It's My Birthday Today
July 20, 2013 § 3 Comments
Since I can't really think of a more creative title right now, I'm settling for this. :D
This is gonna be a short one, since I don't have much on my mind today except sheer happiness. I'm so grateful to God for another year, another day, for my parents and friends and loved ones and just… Everyone and everything. I'm overflowing right now with feelings I can't really express in words, no matter how much I try. And if I do, I'm sure it'll all just sound nonsensical. But I'll try.
I'm excited to live all over again. I've got wings and I'm flying and sometime I'm gonna touch the ground but I'm going to fly right back up again. My heart is aching with something unknown and no matter how happy I am right now, it's still not enough. I have so many unfulfilled longings and desires that I can only find in an entirely different world from now. C.S. Lewis. How I love that thought.
"If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world."
I'm flitting in between topics now, but this honestly just how I feel right now. I can't even find it in me to proofread and correct my grammar anymore, since I just want to post this as soon as I finish typing it because I just want to continue savoring this feeling. And that didn't even make any sense.
I'm not making sense. And I feel wonderful.
Please excuse posts like this. I just feel… Full. Full of joy. Of love. Of longing. Of God. Of happiness. Of everything.
I haven't posted in a while, and I apologize that this next post is something not really understandable. Maybe. I don't know. Maybe I'm just sleepy or something. But no, I'm not.
I'm breaking my chains.
I'm letting go.
I'm spreading my wings.
I'm a flying elephant.
(I'll probably explain more of that in my next post :D)
Thank you for bearing with me on this one. ^_^
Maybe I'm just being like this because of the joy of turning 18 or something, but no. It's not just that. It's something different. I'm not really supposed to feel any different, but I do. And I'm still rambling.
Anyway… Well, that's it for now.
Happy birthday to all July 20-ers out there as well. :)
God is so, so good.
Soli Deo gloria.
The Song She Heard
June 11, 2013 § 2 Comments
Correction from my last post: I'm going to try to post something whenever I can. :) School just started again, so I shall continue to make time for the blog. No long, hibernation-neglect this time, but daily updates shouldn't be expected. Although I will try. :D
So here's the new one. A short story for now. It's a dark-ish one, but I hope you like it. Read on. :)
It had happened again.
The tiny pebbles thrown by jeering children who felt the need to make their parents' revulsion their own.
The whispers and murmurs among shopkeepers and traders and wives who never even bothered to hide their discomfort around her.
The laughter. The mocking. The stares. The disgust.Of course it had happened again. It happened everyday. It was routine. It was life. Her life.
And as usual, it was sheer torment.
She had only been staring at the children. Staring at their gleeful, excited expressions as they played and ran around the neighborhood and danced on the grass. Staring at their innocence.
She was fascinated. The happiness in their expressions seemed like something she'd never experienced before. It was a mystery.
Drawn in by their smiles, she had approached them. Slowly. Carefully.
And when she saw that they had taken notice of her, her fascination had quickly turned into fright as she'd watched their own faces turn from joy to horror to menace and scorn.
Oh, how they'd recovered from their initial fear and had taken on expressions of glee as they started pointing and yelling and picking up stones.
Oh, how fast their mothers had come to their aid with wide eyes and sneers, whispering loudly among themselves and not bothering to tame their words.
"What does she plan to do with the children? Never know…"
"…Crazy, it's obvious to anyone who…"
"Mama, why's she like that?"
"Shh! She'll come after you at night and…"
She'd fled.
She didn't understand why.
All she knew was that she felt a dull throbbing in her chest that hurt her so much more than the stones did.
All she'd wanted to do was play. To ask them how they could be so free. Why they didn't seem to have chains on their wrists and ankles. How they could ignore the pain.
All she'd wanted was to have what she saw in the children. Happiness. But she'd only left feeling a hundred times more sad than before.
And she'd gone to seek refuge in there. As usual, it pulled her. Her special place. The only place in the world where she could shut out every other sound she heard that made her feel life was worthless.
Once again, she was running to the old bell tower.
The door opened at the touch of her hands with a loud wooden creak, and she sprinted up the staircase. She knew all its twists and turns, was familiar with every single crack on its surface– and yet every time she climbed it, it always felt like the first.
Even as she continued on upwards, she was already starting to feel the tower's effect on her. Inside, the turmoil was vanishing with every step. Inside, her chaos was being replaced by a child-like anticipation of what was waiting for her upstairs.
And then there she was. At the top of the tower, in a small room just below the bells.She was in her safe place, her haven.
She was home.
As she walked into the room, the bells mysteriously started sounding in their cacophony, as they always did whenever she walked in.
For her. Only for her.
Comforted by the noisy clanging of the bells, she closed her eyes and grabbed a broom in the corner. The rhythm was a melody to her, and she swung the dusty stick around in circles, lifting her skirts in a pretend curtsy, and twirling around the room. Imagining.
She shut her eyes tightly and danced, enraptured by the music of the monotonous bells.
In them, she heard a song.
And when they stopped ringing, the song died. As well as something inside of her.
She went back to being herself, the she who was afraid of the jeering taunts and mocking laughter.
Exhausted, she padded towards a small bed in the corner, taking off her sandals and lying down. As she stared at the cobwebbed ceiling, she tried to imagine what the next day would have in store for her.
She thought of the next round of jeers and taunts and haunting laughter that tomorrow held. And she feared.
But then, amidst the chaos of her thoughts, another rose up. Something that would drown the rest out in its simplicity, and yet, its power.
And so she shut her eyes and dreamed. She dreamed of the second the bells would toll again. For her.
Only for her.
On the 4th of June, 2013
June 4, 2013 § 6 Comments
No, this isn't a poem or a short story. Yet. :)
This blog entry is all about today. Today, being an awesome day.
So… on to the enumeration of factors that make today something worth writing about:
1. I was able to reunite with my co- JENESYS (Japan East-Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths) friends from Baguio and Benguet.
I went to Japan last May 2012 for a two week program in Japan called "JENESYS". It was sponsored by the Japanese government and our batch had the theme "Disaster Risk Management and Prevention", focusing on the Great East Japan Earthquake and the 3/11 Disaster. I learned so much from the whole experience. I'll probably tell the whole story in another post. :)
For the program, our batch of 98 students was divided into four groups. This picture is of ours, the Fukuoka group. We visited Fukuoka (of course, hence the name) and took this picture together in front of the Kyushu Museum. It was a chance to bond with youths from different universities across the Philippines, and in the end we were like one huge family. :)
This was the picture we (the Baguio-Benguet Youth Ambassadors– couldn't think of a more original name) took together last year. I love these guys. Together, we were able to accomplish so much. Last year after we arrived back home, we started planning and conducting seminars and forums and even an exhibit, showcasing everything we learned in Japan. We were even recognized by JICE– a very pleasant surprise for us.
And then there was today. We met and talked and laughed and reminisced and spent time catching up on each other's lives. We ate pizza and pasta and drank mango shakes, then went to an awesome Book Cafe and had mint chocolate shakes and coffee and stuff. After not seeing each other for so many months, it was just so good to be with them again. :)
Also, because of our conversations– which ranged from the economy of the US and Japan to coffee beans to some orange dude to leftover pizza– I realized I want to continue applying for more programs. I guess learning about people and cultures is just one of my passions. ^_^
So we're done with the first factor. Now on to the next:
2. It is the 19th wedding anniversary of two amazing people.
Happy anniversary to my awesome parents! <3
They've been together through thick and thin (and me, of course– probably worse than thick and thin combined xD). Wait, I just realized that afterthought didn't really make sense. Thick and thin combined?
Well, anyway.
They are amazing parents.
I am so blessed by them, and every single day I thank God for letting me have them as my parents. I have no idea how to ever pay them back for everything they've done for me.
*Pretend "You Raise Me Up" is playing in the background right now*
Really, though.
I love these people so much, and I'm so happy they're mine. (Evil laughter: you're mine!) xD
They're mine, and I'm theirs. <3
So yes.
That's it.
Thank you Lord, for this wonderful day.
Soli Deo gloria.
June 1, 2013 § 5 Comments
Hi again, everyone :) It is now my goal to post something new everyday to make up for all the lost time. I just realized I miss writing so much. There's just something about words that entangle me in their universe. So… here's the new poem. I particularly love this one, and I feel really attached to it for some reason. Read on, and enjoy :)
Tear the pages off
And keep them in your heart.
Swallow up the words
So they never melt apart.
Catch them with your teeth,
And taste them on your tongue.
Breathe them in so deep
That they invade your lungs.
Feel them pierce your soul
And permeate your all;
Fill you with their tune,
And into your senses crawl.
Tear the pages off
And never let them go.
Cut them in your skin
Until their blood begins to flow.
Tear the pages off,
Don't let them fall apart.
Tear the pages off
And keep them in your heart.


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Singularis – Evening Hours
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'Evening Hours' by Singularis is a 12 track Chill Out and Trip Hop album animated with rhythm, invigorating beats, pleasing instrumentals, Electro funky, soulful and classic. '4 Momz' kicks it off with a mesmerizing melody, laid back beats at about 87 BPM, a smooth synth and round subtle sub bass, a fine beginning. 'So and So' follows, Jazz influenced, a pleasing piano, spicy snare, gentle percussions accentuating the beat and piano notes. 'Strollin' Around' is a casual groove with dope samples and crisp drums that make it an easy going ride. 'Take Me Inside' is a favorite with sweet flanging synths, a juicy full sub bass, beautiful clapping snares, apt beat repeats, satisfactory and majestic sounds. 'You're Always There' features sweet vocals, a vintage vibe, honey dripping organ keys, soft synths and calming drums. 'Stronger' features awesome upright bass notes, xylophone melody, lovely snares, filtered effects, a solid gorgeous piece. 'Tonight' brings on the funk with a dope bass and electro synths, jazzy flute and feel good party vibe. 'Midnight Groovin'' features a computer voice over chill beats, mid range smooth bass and high synths laying down a fun melody over a head nodding rhythm. 'Tell Me Why' is another creative concoction, a stellar male singer croons over steady beats and relaxing piano, hand drums, and effective edits. 'Wandering' follows with compelling bright synths, bumping temperate bass line, very nicely swaying in a warm way. 'Keep Moving' features some dazzling electro synths, invoking shapely sounds with texture and interesting movements of sounds. Last is 'Breakfast In Bed' IDM Glitch Hop style yet distinctive with a moving luxurious bass, echoing gentle snares, blissful, relaxing and flawless. A 16 year old producer of the Netherlands, Singularis has created a breathtaking collage of music called 'Evening Hours', a completely charming album.
1. Singularis – 4 Momz (5:01)
2. Singularis – So and So (3:54)
3. Singularis – Strollin' Around (2:38)
4. Singularis – Take Me Inside (3:37)
5. Singularis – You're Always There (3:41)
6. Singularis – Stronger (4:12)
7. Singularis – Tonight (3:35)
8. Singularis – Midnight Groovin' (3:02)
9. Singularis – Tell Me Why (3:52)
10. Singularis – Wandering (4:02)
11. Singularis – Keep Moving (2:22)
12. Singularis – Breakfast In Bed (3:45)
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The day after ... I should have known not to expect too much from the very beginning. I did exactly what I didn't want to do -- I set myself up for huge disappointment. You know what's so insane about all of this is that I was a true optimist, and this one quality of optimism that I love to impress everyone I know with has been shaken to the core.
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hi guys do any of you own the 15-85 mm canon lens.and if so is it as good as all the reviews make out.i was going to go for the canon 24-105L but a lot of photographers have said its not wide enough on a cropped body.??????????
The question is Canon 24-105L or 15-85
What was wrong with our previous answers, and is there any reason you are starting a new thread so soon?
Think it all depends on what sort of photography you want to do with it - many people relied on just 50mm for years, and 38mm is a touch wider than that. Maybe a 28-170mm equivalent will suffice for the OP's needs - he doesn't say what he mainly shoots though . . . . .
I had a 15-85mm on a 40D and now have a 24-105mm on a 5D Mk2. I've never had need to put the 24-105mm on the 40D but I was very impressed with the 15-85mm. I would struggle to tell the difference after processing, so I would recommend the 15-85mm, particularly as it is F3.5 at the lower end compared to F4 on the 24-105mm.
I had a quick look at your profile and most of your work seems to be landscape using a Nikon D200 with a Sigma 10 - 20, I did find one shot using a Canon 40D with a Sigma 10 - 20, so based on this I am assuming you already have the Canon fit Sigma 10 - 20 in your bag, and you do a lot of your photography outside.
I recently had the same debate about lenses, in the end I looked at what focal lengths I used on my old kit and decided that the 24 - 105L would be the best option for me to fit between my 2 existing lenses.
I have the Sigma 10 - 20, and the 70-300L which gives me a good overall range.
I tried both lenses on the body of my EOS 60D and the 24 - 105L felt more balanced to me. I also like the fact the weather sealing is a bit better. A friend has the 15 - 85 mounted on the front of his 7D and can't speak highly enough about it, it's definitely a good lens, most people seem to say it's L series quality without the Red ring.
If you can, find a shop that stocks both and try them on your camera. You will be carrying your camera around a lot with this lens attached, and probably use it for most of your shots so worth getting the right one.
Based on the reviews I have read of that lens, I would say yes. Lots of people rave about it.
I think both lenses will give you fantastic image quality.
It comes down to whether you need the 15 - 24 mm focal length range that the 15 - 85 will give you over the 24 - 105, or whether you are happy to sacrifice the lack of the wide angle for the benefit of the extra zoom range the 24 - 105 gives you in the 85 - 105 range. Only you can really answer that one.
It depends on your photography. I used the 24-105mm f4 on a "cropped" camera but even then needed wider angle for some architectural and landscape photography so also had a Canon 10-20mm. Since moving the the full frame 5D2, I find the 24-105mm is ideal and use it for around 80% of my photography. However, I still need wider sometimes so have the Sigma 12-24mm for those occassions. It really does come down to what is best for your photography.
I use a full frame 5d mark III and previously the mark I.
Over the years I have been fortunate to build up a good selection of lenses including the 50mm f1.4 and 100mm f2.8 macro primes as well as the 16-35mm f2.8 II L and 70-200mm f2.8 IS L. This accompanies the 24-105mm f4 L that came with my original 5d and was the single lens I started with back in 2006.
The majority of the picturesI take are with the 24-105mm. The image quality is sharp with good colour and I have produced prints up to 40"x30" that both sharpness and colour just knock you out!
I rarely use the IS function leaving it off almost 100% of the time and this has led me to wonder whether I would be better off with the 24-70mm f2.8 L lens. I have concluded however that the image quality and range I get with the 24-105mm is more than sufficient and the additional expense in changing will not give me any justifiable return of investment.
So that's the background for me and I find the 24-105mm is a great walkabout lens. The few times I have used the IS function I have no issue with IS blurring that often gets attributed to the lens and I find that as long as you remember to switch IS off if on a tripod and as Mikehit mentions in another thread on this subject pausing at the half shutter button level to allow IS to stabilise before releasing the shutter button all the way then it will never be a problem.
For you I think only you can answer your question. What do you find you photograph mostly and what focal length or range do you end up using?
If you have the Sigma 10-20mm then the 24-105mm may sit well next to this. The crop factor gives a different range and extra reach at the telephoto end of the zoom.
The other thing to consider may be if you ever move into full frame in the future. The 24-105mm will come with you whereas the 15-85mm lens will not. I would always advise buying the best glass you can afford as it will stay with you for many years although with camera and sensor technology advances it is more likely and in the grand scheme of things the less expensive part of investment in photo kit to upgrade a camera body. I have a number of friends who have gone through 3 or 4 digital bodies over the last 6 or 7 years upgrading through 20d's to 50d's to 7d's for example of one and the consistent has been the lens collection built up during the same period. This particular friend has stuck with his original 17-85mm lens as his general walkabout until recently switching it for the 24-70mm. Although this is because he plans to go full frame later this year and the 17-85mm was the only EF-s lens in his collection.
The 24-105mm is a great lens and if the range suits your photographic needs, which is really as I see it the question you need to answer, you will not be disappointed with the quality both in build, feel and output of sharpness, colour and contrast.
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How to attach a file to google spreadsheet
The following setup lets you
- choose a file from your computer to upload
- upload it to a defined folder on google drive
- inserts the link to the current cell
The following setup lets you
Google App Engine has two Python runtimes, either 2.7.3 or 2.5.2. You should try to develop for 2.7, as it's the current default on GAE and all the documentations often only describe this Python version.
Additionally: If you use Python 2.5 you can only use Django up to version 1.3. (At least I couldn't find out how to get version 1.4 working,
use_library('django', '1.3') would fail if setting 1.4
If you're stuck with Python below 2.7 for any reason, that's what you need to change following my tutorial in order to get it working for Python 2.5:
Google is running an introductory trial for Cloud SQL that runs since Nov 2012 until June 1, 2013. That's the right hour to test Django on Google App Engine. No need to mess around with their non relational datastore. Just use their MySQL 5.5 in the cloud.
Hence I decided to give it a try and documented all into a very complete tutorial how to start a Django 1.4 project running on "Google App Engine".
For my upcoming post "how to create a Django project on Google App Engine" I needed to install a MySQL instance and configure python to do so. MySQL is a little beast, and it is not so straight forward to install it on OS X…
So I've decided to move my wordpress blogs to tumblr. Although apparently TechCrunch thinks that's a bad idea. And although Moritz Adler would kill me for that. (Although: He doesn't have a personal blog and hence has no licence to kill me). Anyway. With tumblr I don't need to host a blog software myself. And I don't end up having my blog hacked and then seeing my blog being displayed as a malware site in Chrome/Firefox (happened to me twice). And then with tumblr I create new blogs with subdomains within minutes. Cool stuff. Hail to the cloud, baby!
So here you go: A complete guide how to fully migrate your wordpress blog to tumblr. Including comments and pictures. And still supporting your old url scheme.
Update: I ran into a tool that claims to do a lot for you: import2.com/tumblr. It doesn't migrate images and 302 redirects. Not sure about comments migration. And it costs 24$. Still, if you can leave out some of the steps below that'd be worth the money. Comments of the author on quora
Jambox is a pretty cool device: The sound quality is very good, it is small, it has a battery. I liked it. Until it broke. It just didn't play music over bluetooth any more but instead uttered static noise. This seems to be a quite severe production problem as many many many people have devices with the exact same problem. So going down the "Jambox please replace my device" way didn't sound promising to me. The possibility that the replacement device is broken as well is just too high.
The problem lies in the aux in port. The device thinks there's an aux cable plugged in and outputs the signal from the aux input when in fact it should play the bluetooth sound.
iconv is alright - except it's sometimes hard to know in which encoding the file is I just got.
There is enca which promises to work, but I couldn't get it working. I was looking for a simple tool that just outputs the encoding without the need of any parameters
Now the python module chardet comes to the rescue. Once you have git forked you can write this boilerplate python script "detect.py":
#!/usr/bin/python import sys, chardet a = open(sys.argv[1]).read() print chardet.detect(a)
chmod a+x detect.py
you can write:
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I bought a Jambox about half a year ago. Sound wise it is great, but apparently it is not very stable, especially after recharging it falls into some state where it only utters static noise. In this state it still plays music over the aux cable, but not any more over bluetooth.
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What structures are most commonly injured?
The bones of the shoulder region are the sternum (breastbone), the clavicle (collarbone), the scapula (shoulder blade), and the humerus (arm bone). The joint between the sternum and the clavicle is called the sternoclavicular joint. Movement at this joint allows you to shrug your shoulder, pull the shoulder back, or bring it forward.
The tip of the shoulder blade is called the acromion process. This piece of bone juts out over the shoulder and forms a joint with the collarbone - the acromioclavicular (AC) joint. The AC joint supports the shoulder blade and allows it to pivot and rotate. Most of the movement at the shoulder takes place at the joint between the shoulder blade and the humerus.
The scapula forms a shallow cup called the glenoid cavity. The round head of the humerus fits into this cup and forms the glenohumeral joint. This is what is referred to as the shoulder joint. This joint allows a large amount of movement - forward elevation (bringing the arm forward), abduction (bringing the arm out to the side), and rotation (allowing the hand to be rotated inwards 90° to the waist and outward to 90°). Although these movements take place at the glenohumeral joint they are supplemented by movement at other joints.
Arm movement can be compared to a crane where the main movement occurs at the end of a lever. Most shoulder movements involve a fluent combination of movements at all three joints of the shoulder. This can be appreciated by feeling the movement of the joints of the shoulder when the arm is moved.
You can easily feel the bones of the shoulder girdle. The sternum is in the front of the chest just under the skin. It passes from the base of the neck at mid-line down between the breasts. The sternoclavicular joint is at the upper end of the sternum just off mid-line. Movement at this joint can be appreciated if you shrug your shoulder. The collarbone also runs just under the skin for its whole length so it can be easily felt. It is most prominent if the arm is allowed to hang down.
The acromioclavicular joint is not easy to feel. The acromion process is a bony prominence of the shoulder-blade situated at the upper and outer part of the shoulder, just under the skin. If you place two fingers (of the opposite hand) on top of the acromion the joint will be between them. If you now swing the arm forward and back you will appreciate movement (rotation) between the acromion and the collarbone.
The other parts of the shoulder blade that can readily be felt are the the coracoid process, the spine of the scapula, and the tip or distal pole of the shoulder blade. The blade itself is mostly covered with muscle. The coracoid process is the site of origin of muscles and ligaments. If you lay your opposite hand's index finger along the collarbone and press with the long finger you will feel a hard lump of bone which does not move when you rotate the shoulder. This is the coracoid process; if you bend the elbow you can feel the flexor muscles contracting. These muscles can overact and contract hard enough to pull off the coracoid process. This is called an avulsion fracture.
The spine of the scapula can be felt by placing the heel of your opposite hand on the collarbone. Your fingertips will rest on a hard ridge of bone at the back of the shoulder blade with softer tissue (muscle) above and below. This is the spine of the scapula, the boundary between two important muscles which rotate and stabilize the shoulder. Above is the supraspinatus muscle and below the spine is the infraspinatus muscle. They can be felt contracting when you rotate the arm out.
The tip of the scapula can be felt if you put your other hand behind your back and reach up towards the shoulder. Normally you can just touch the lower tip of the opposite shoulder blade. If you now swing your arm out to the side (abduction) you will feel the tip of the blade rotate outwards over the chest wall.
This scapulothoracic motion is an important part of shoulder movement and must be recovered if you are to regain full range of motion after an injury. The upper end of the humerus is covered with thick muscle so it is difficult to feel. If you feel the acromion process and move your finger forwards to the front end of the bone then rotate your arm, you will feel the rotation of the head of the humerus through the muscle. The glenohumeral joint is too deep to feel.
The nerve and blood supply of the arm is closely related to the bony structures of the shoulder girdle. The nerves exit the spine at the neck and join together to form the brachial plexus. The brachial plexus then runs into the upper arm in the arm pit just under the shoulder joint. The brachial plexus then separates into the main nerves of the arm. The main nerves are called the radial, median, ulnar nerves, and together with the musculocutaneous nerves they supply sensation and movement in the hand and arm. Injuries severe enough to cause fractures can also damage these nerves causing severe functional defects. The major artery to the arm, the brachial artery, lies under the collarbone and passes into the armpit region close to the nerves of the brachial plexus. It, too, can be injured in major trauma to this region.
All these structures suffer injuries, tears, fractures, dislocations, and fracture dislocations. In the elderly, fractures of the upper end of the humerus may be the most common fracture of the region but clavicle fractures are also common as are fractures associated with dislocation of the glenohumeral joint.
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Woodson drew up a final play that involved lots of action away from the ball (several screens at the top of the key) once JR Smith had it in his hands with just over seven seconds left in the game. If you take a look at the photo posted here (courtesy of @Geeeeemen, who sent it to me via Twitter) you can see Smith had plenty of space to make a move to the basket and then react to the defense accordingly. He had Amar'e Stoudemire near the high post for a dive if help defense arrived. But the play never got that far. Smith only looked to the clock, never to his teammates to see if anyone had gotten open. "We didn't get guys to fire off like they should have," Woodson said of the final play. "Once he actually caught it, he looked up at the clock when he caught it and faced. He could have just gone [to the basket] because [the Thunder defense] was plugged into their guys." Woodson said Smith "could have ripped-through and went to the rim." Instead, Smith settled for two fakes and a contested fade-away from 20 feet, the most difficult of any option he had available (aside from a skyhook, I guess). "I really should have went to the basket," Smith said afterward. "It was well-executed," Stoudemire said of the final play. "We just missed the shot." Smith had been cooking through three quarters, with 31 points. But in the fourth, with length defenders Thabo Sefolosha and Kevin Durant on him, Smith went 2 for 9, including 1 for 5 from downtown. On the final play, he had Russell Westbrook on him. Smith had buried two buzzer-beaters this season in Charlotte and Phoenix. Both were on fall-away shots. "He's made a couple of those that have won games for us going that way," Woodson said. This would have been a good one to steal, especially without Carmelo Anthony, but while Smith got the Knicks to the end, he couldn't finish it. "It was a high-scoring night," he said of his Knick-high of 36 points, "but id doesn't mean anything coming out with a loss."
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The following Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works hearings have been postponed due to inclement weather this week:
- The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, Subcommittee on Water and Wildlife, will hold a hearing entitled, "Collaborative Solutions to Wildlife and Habitat Management."
- The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works will hold a hearing entitled, "Global Warming Impacts, Including Public Health, in the United States."
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Many Seppos are relieved that snow has shut down Washington.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (04:27am)
Thu 11 Feb 10 (07:35am)
Less chance for those idiots to spend more of our money.
Well, at this point, that would be "our grandchildren's money"…
Thu 11 Feb 10 (09:02am)
A friend of mine works for the Veteran's Administration, and tells me that his office is QUIET. Busy because of all the work, but QUIET because the pinheads inside the Beltway aren't slamming with useless e-mails full of unnecessary suspenses.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (10:38am)
I prefer the term "Staters" when using a nickname describing U.S.A citizens. After all, "seppo" is short for "septic tank". "American" can be ascribed to Canadian, Mexican or any other nationality of the American continent(s).
Sorry to nitpick.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (11:25am)
It's being reported that the shutdown of DC and environs is costing the US taxpayer $100 million per day. If this could become permanent, the benefits to the economy would easily trump that by a factor of 50.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (12:35pm)
It's actually a colloquialism for Yank which would probably be insulting to Sutheners.
Fri 12 Feb 10 (08:08am)
Sorry, Jeffthe, but "American" does not apply to Canadians, Mexicans, or anyone else on the continents. There are some folks who espouse the John Lennon "Imagine" philosophy of a world without borders. Folks like the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC who included Aztecs in their opening, or a current exhibition that includes tribes from the Dominican Republic and Canada. If you go anywhere in the world and ask where an American comes from the answer will be America as in the United States of America.
Fri 12 Feb 10 (08:48am)
It may be a colloquialism for "Yank," but it derives from "septic" via the rhyming slang. I don't like it either.
But consider that the government would cost 110 million a day whether or not they're working or not. It's not like they're running a cheese shop and there's a profit loss.
Hahahah, "profit loss"—the very idea!
Fri 12 Feb 10 (10:07am)
"American" can be ascribed to Canadian,
No, that would be presumptuous and unfriendly. We do not have problems with appellations such as "Canuck".
"Staters" would also apply to non-wax Brazilians, and others.
damn straight we are. having dc shut down is saving us tons of money.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (05:25am)
Michael "piltdown" Mann must have picked up a Gore vibe somehow.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (06:16am)
This is just another example of how climate change is real. Just six months ago, snow would have been unthinkable in the northern hemisphere!
Thu 11 Feb 10 (06:51am)
Fri 12 Feb 10 (05:44pm)
What? During summer, you mean?
Isn't he in jail yet?
Thu 11 Feb 10 (07:03am)
Thu 11 Feb 10 (01:29pm)
My first reaction as well. He should be giving climate lectures from a chain-gang road crew.
We've all been snowed
Thu 11 Feb 10 (07:34am)
Ice hockey, anyone?
Thu 11 Feb 10 (07:49am)
God I love your headlines Tim, The past few weeks have been Gold!.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (08:25am)
It looks like these guys would wise up and schedule these events for July. Uh, in the northern hemisphere, that is.
Either these people are slow learners, or else they believe their own propaganda. Or both!
Thu 11 Feb 10 (08:40am)
When Washington DC closes down, the rest of America breathes a sigh of relief.
As for Michael Mann, he's such a tool he probably doesn't see the irony in having his stupid warmist grip-and-grin cancelled by snow.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (10:26am)
You have to admire him for "cojones"
After the hockey stick balls up (sorry) a lesser man might have just run off and hidden out in a cave.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (10:31am)
It's a feature not a bug.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (10:43am)
Here's our daily Gorebal Warmening.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (10:46am)
What? Hockeystick - Ice Hockey.
The connection is fairly obvious.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (11:02am)
Many Seppos are relieved that snow has shut down Washington.
Damn straight!
Looks like Mann is developing algoritis with respect to travel.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (11:09am)
Professor ... Michael Mann ...was scheduled to give a talk today about climate change.
But it's been cancelled due to snow.
Thankyou Lord.
Thu 11 Feb 10 (12:04pm)
"The Who" well not really, perform Baba O'Reily (AKA Frozen Wasteland)
Thu 11 Feb 10 (12:18pm)
He's hiding? He's declined?
Thu 11 Feb 10 (12:39pm)
Thu 11 Feb 10 (06:37pm)
Obviously a 'Wizard of Id' fan…
Fri 12 Feb 10 (10:10am)
"Sire, the peasants are revolting."
"I know, I know ..."
Warming hearings stopped by snow ...
Is Al Gore back in the Senate?
Thu 11 Feb 10 (06:34pm)
Record snowfall across the US, especially in Washington, DC is God's way of saying, "Al Gore is wrong, you fools!"
Fri 12 Feb 10 (08:11am)
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feniks9174 said...
I'd personally really like the ability to kick mid-combat. The only time I've tried to initiate a kick is when someone has clearly DC'ed or AFK'ed and we're in the middle of a timed instance like Halls of Reflection or Violet Hold. The "You cannot initiate a vote-kick during or shortly after combat" thing gets annoying since it covers 95% of the time you're in the instance.
That being said, I don't care if hey track how often I leave group or vote-kick. I don't do it often enough for it t be a concern. The only time I have done it was (other than when people have DC'ed or AFK'ed) when a warlock spent the first half of Halls of Lightning -constantly- whining about how the tank wasn't moving fast enough. The rest of us could see that he was likely a new tank but he was doing a good job, just being cautious with his pulls. Shortly before the fire boss (what's his name again?) the warlock tried to vote-kick the tank. As soon as the vote failed I initiated the vote-kick on the lock. The hunter that replaced him was much more patient. =)


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I took a chance at Costco and bought a bunch of these and absolutely love them. I have dry sensitive skin and I have used this bar for both my face and body and it does not over dry my skin at all like other bar soaps. I also suffer from Eczema and it doesn't flair up when using this product.
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I only use this soap in the shower because it is messy to use a bar at the sink. On the other hand, it cleans beautifully, leaves my skin soft and doesn't dry out my skin at all. I love this, but I was disappointed to find the liquid version intolerable because of the smell.
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I've been using this bar from time to time to remove my sunscreen and makeup. I really like this soap, I can't believe a bar soap does not dry me out, and it seems to calm my skin down, my skin is not as red since I've been using it. cheap, it's kinda messy, but I can deal with it. Really a nice product.
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I used to use the gel version as a cleanser, and it was terrible. It actually dried me out. This bar soap is much more moisturising and yet cleanses better. I started out on the bar soap, when my derm recommended me for some dry itch I had on my body. This worked like a dream. It was not drying out the skin, or leaving some itchy residue. I started using it on my face, after another derm confirmed I could do so. It worked out fine too. However I realised it could not control the growth of white heads under my chin (I was washing my face, so why these white heads?!) and sometimes felt a bit drying.
In conclusion, I think this is great for body skin, and can be tried on the face but do not expect miracles for facial skin.
Is there any difference between this bar and Dove Sensitive? All I can see from the ingredients is Cetaphil bar has petrolatum and a strong masking fragrance. Just like Dove Sensitive this soap seems to over-dry the surface of my oily skin and starts to trap the oil in my pores thus aggravating my acne.
Great bar for face or body. I alternate between this and Aveeno's oatmeal bar and both do very well if you have sensitive skin or skin conditions like psoriasis or eczema. Exfoliates well and keeps skin well moisturized. A HG product for sure.
It doesn't work well for my face anymore. At all. After running out of my usual glycerine face bar, I used this for about a week straight until I bought some more of my regular face bars and noticed a world of difference. The Triclosan in this dries my skin out and irritates it big time with regular use. It was very tight and sore. I use this just for body now, makes my skin amazingly soft. Still HG material, I just have to use something milder and more moisturizing for my face.
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This product washes my face without drying it up, especially during the winter months. It also takes the makeup off, but I usually have to wash twice. I have bought this more than once. I needed to buy something cheaper than the Clinique soaps for the face.
I really like this cleanser. My dermatologist put me on some topical stuff and suggested that I use this so I wouldn't dry out my skin. It removes all of my makeup and cleans really effectively, but it doesn't strip my skin like most other cleansers. However, I don't like the fact that it has tallow in it (vegetarian), so I probably won't buy it again as it lasts a really long time.
This is a great gentle non-soap cleanser for the body. For my face I used to use the Cetaphil liquid for a long time but then a dermatologist told me it had propylene glycol and to instead switch to using the bar for my face. I tried it out but the bar is honestly too harsh as a facial cleanser. My skin dried out, became dull, and flaked in areas even after immediately applying Olay Complete lotion. Overall, it would be best to use the bar for your body and to use the Cetaphil liquid along with a facial brush such as a Clarisonic to enhance it's cleansing ability.
Edit: I tried it again on my face for awhile and my skin has adjusted so it is less drying than before plus, applying moisturizer right after is of course helping. I just really like how well the bar thoroughly cleans your skin while still remaining mild unlike the liquid formula which is almost too mild.
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Wow is really all I have to say. I've been using this less than a week and already have noticed some dramatic improvements in my skin. I was using Philosophy Purity Made Simple Cleanser along with a Jason's Natural Aloe Vera lotion. Well between the two, my skin was still dry and flaky in spots, and after beginning use with the Purity, it was full of pimples! I finally determined that the Purity was probably what was causing the pimples since it was the only thing I had changed recently, so I decided to purchase the Cleansing Bar along with a Cetaphil lotion as well. Well the combo of the two has done wonders. Like I said, its been less than a week but my dry patches are almost completely gone, and I have not had a single new pimple since I started using this not to mention the ones I had are now clearing up quite quickly :) YAY! I bought this at Wal-mart for $3, that is freaking cheap compared to other facial cleansers. I don't care for the smell too much, reminds me of hotel soaps..UGH. Also, with this being a bar soap I feel like it kinda makes a mess and looks ugly just sitting there on the countertop. But I can deal with it, especially considering the great results I've had :)
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Sleeps 8. 4 bedroom house is in an antique aristocratic residence facing the lake. It gives the opportunity to experience a charming and fairy vacation, in a picturesque set that combines art, history and breathtaking landscapes. The residence has 3 double bedrooms and 1 single bedroom sharing 2 bathrooms and 1 service bathroom at the ground floor. The outside garden is a magnificent scene of centuries-old trees and exotic plants.
The property is the perfect example of the fascinating XVIIIth century Venetian architecture. Set in the lively lake resort of Toscalano Maderno, this spacious and elegant Piano Nobile is located in a three stories Baroque villa. Outside, the luxuriant shared garden offers lovely areas for relaxing in the shade or sunbathing by the lake. This amazing estate has a nice view overlooking the little Porticciolo (small harbour) and the lake. It is furnished with antiques and all the rooms are completely frescoed. A perfect place for those who are looking for an authentic and timeless experience in a special atmosphere. This antique property is located just a few kilometres from Gardone Riviera and Salò, two of the most popular and exclusive holidays villages on Lake Garda. With its mild climate and Mediterranean vegetation, Lake Garda has been a favoured spot since Roman times and has been lauded by poets and writers through the ages like Catullus, Goethe, Joyce, Byron and D'Annunzio.
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In the same building there are other properties of a relative of the owner. For this reason the garden is shared with other guests. Please take note that the main part of the garden and the furnished marble column porch are exclusively reserved to the guest of our rental. A large table for 8 and 4 lounge chairs are available. The wide and magnificent entrance hall leads to the garden. A parking for 2 cars is available in the hallway. It is also suggested to use the very comfortable public parking lots just in front of the building.
A splendid pietra serena stairs with astonishing mythological fresco on the wall and on the ceiling gives access to the first floor–Piano Nobile.
The wide entrance hall has a lounge area with bamboo sofa and armchairs looking to the garden.
Linen and towels are included and are changed weekly. The maid service is guaranteed once in a week and further cleaning services for longer stays are possible with extra fees.
From the house it is possible to walk to the village (250 m) where bars, Tabacchi shops, and the delicious Trattoria San Carlo are located. A larger shopping centre with pharmacy, groceries, post office and bank is at less than 500 m. The villa is situated in a quiet location since the road leading to the house is used only by other people living in the area or people going to the Porticciolo - a little public harbour next to the house. During summer season the harbour is really lively, especially with local people.
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This offering is for 8 separate and different new unused restaurant ware type items described below and made by Homer Laughlin China Co. Each piece in this listing is labeled with the pattern name "Milford" beneath the company logo in an ink stamp underglaze on the bottom. Some of the tags also say Milford. Ramekin, white 3 ˝", triangular, w/tag, shape?# (781), decoration?#(BC 6500), Ramekin, Milford. Price $3.00 Saucer, 5 5/8", white w/ burgundy highlights, w/ tag, shape?#(793), decoration?#(6542), Milford saucer. Price $2.00 Saucer, 5 5/8", white w/ orange & yellow highlights, w/ tag, shape?#(793), decoration?#(BC-6509), Milford saucer. Price $2.00 Saucer, 5 5/8", white w/ burgundy/brown & floral highlights, w/ tag, shape?#(793), decoration?#(6505), Milford saucer. Price $2.00 Saucer, 5 5/8", white w/ black check highlights, w/ NO tag.—Milford pattern Price $2.00 Plate, Salad, triangular, 8 Ľ-8 ˝", white, w tag, shape?# (788), decoration?# (BC 6500), Triangle salad Plte. Price $3.00 Plate, 11 1/8" w/ blue, yellow, & orange highlights, and red rim trim, w/ tag, shape?# (780), decoration?# (BC-6512) Price $4.00 Plate, 11 1/8" w/ blue, yellow, & orange highlights, w/ tag, shape?# (780), decoration?# (BC-6513) Price $4.00 Each item pictured and listed is priced individually at what I feel are fair prices for what they are. If wishing to purchase multiple items, rest assured I WILL DISCOUNT, which will help on shipping costs. They are also combinable with other items I have listed and pictured elsewhere on Cyberattic Most have a factory type self-adhesive tag on the bottom with what I believe possibly shows both the shape number (????), as well as the decoration number, (????), plus other parts of the description and company info. Please see pics. I have recently purchased around 80 miscellaneous pieces of HLC china that is new/unused and has various patterns, sizes and shapes and will be listing many of them along with this listing. I have no concept of the age of any of these pieces. I believe they were samples from a closed up warehouse of some sort, but really have no way to find out. Some are not old, some could be. There is no chips, cracks, crazing, utensil marks or any type of damage or use on any of these pieces. Any flaws found are from the factory. Please feel free to ask any questions or request additional pics on a particular item.
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Big L's Mother Passes Away
As recently as two years ago, Terry had remained a Harlem resident, still living on the 139th Street block known as "The Danger Zone," where two of her sons were murdered: Lamont (Big L) and Leroy (Big Lee). Both of the brothers were co-founders in Flamboyant Entertainment, an imprint started in the late '90s, which, along with Rawkus Records, would release the posthumous The Big Picture in 2000.
At the time of her death, Terry, along with her attorneys and the advising counsel of Big L mentor Lord Finesse, managed the estate. In recent years, there were disputes between parties over the ownership of these tracks. One publicized dispute was between producer Digga, known for his early work with Cam'ron and Jay-Z and the estate, over the material from Children of the Corn, a short-lived group of Big L, Cam'ron, Ma$e, McGruff and Bloodshed that was celebrated on mid-'90s mixtapes in New York.
There is no word of the present ownership of the masters. Throughout the last five years, both Ms. Terry and Lord Finesse had alluded to another Big L album as well as an effort from D.I.T.C.
Albeit a week late, HipHopDX extends our sympathies to the Coleman and Terry families, D.I.T.C. and all those who had the pleasure of knowing Ms. Terry.
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