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Posted: 7/20/2014 1:58am et
Cincinnati Bengals TE Jermaine Gresham (hernia) could sit out practice early in training camp, because he is recovering from offseason hernia surgery.
Huddle Up: Less Gresham means more work for Tyler Eifert, who may very well run away and hide with the Bengals' regular tight end gig while Gresham is recovering.
Posted: 6/11/2014 12:46am et
Cincinnati Bengals TE Jermaine Gresham (hernia) is recovering from offseason hernia surgery, a league source told ESPN.com's Field Yates Tuesday, June 10. The time frame for his return is still unclear.
Huddle Up: With 3 months still remaining before the games that count, Gresham should be good to go as he tries to improve on his worst season (46-458-4) as a pro.
Posted: 6/4/2014 12:40am et
Cincinnati Bengals TEs Jermaine Gresham (undisclosed) and Tyler Eifert (shoulder) are both dealing with injuries, but head coach Marvin Lewis expects both to be ready for training camp. Gresham has been on the premises rehabbing, and Eifert's injury isn't considered serious and is unrelated to the stinger which limited him in last season's playoff game.
Huddle Up: Gresham and Eifert combined for 85 catches, 903 yards and 6 TD grabs last season, and should post similar or better numbers this fall with Cincy still lacking an every-game No. 2 WR opposite stud A.J. Green. The problem, fantasy-wise, is that the workload will again probably be split nearly down the middle, keeping both values in the middling range.
Posted: 1/5/2014 1:00pm et
Cincinnati Bengals TE Jermaine Gresham (hamstring) is expected to play in the team's Wild Card game Sunday, Jan. 5.
Huddle Up: Gresham -- and fellow TE Tyler Eifert -- are active and will play today.
Posted: 12/20/2013 6:16pm et
Cincinnati Bengals TE Jermaine Gresham (abdomen) fully participated in practice Friday, Dec. 20, and is listed as probable for Week 16.
Huddle Up: Count on Gresham and rookie Tyler Eifert splitting the Cincy TE targets once again.
Posted: 12/20/2013 12:23am et
Cincinnati Bengals TE Jermaine Gresham (abdomen) practiced in full Thursday, Dec. 19.
Huddle Up: There was some speculation that Gresham's hip/abdomen injury -- which forced him from the second half of the Week 15 loss to the Steelers -- could affect his Week 16 status, but it looks like it's all systems go after back-to-back full practices this week.
Posted: 11/15/2013 5:04pm et
Cincinnati Bengals TE Jermaine Gresham (groin) practiced in full Friday, Nov. 15, and is probable for Week 11.
Huddle Up: Count on having Gresham available after he missed the Week 10 loss to the Ravens. This, of course, knocks down the fantasy value of fellow TE Tyler Eifert, who was targeted a season-high 10 times last week.
Posted: 11/7/2013 7:01pm et
Cincinnati Bengals TE Jermaine Gresham (groin) did not practice Thursday, Nov. 7.
Huddle Up: This is now officially a situation to keep an eye on as Gresham went from limited reps Wednesday to no reps Thursday. See if he can make it back on the field Friday.


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Question: Is there an end to time? If there is, is there any way that we change when it happens?
This depends on what you mean by "time". Time as used in clocks and calendars has no end because it is a logical construction used to measure the progression of moments. It has no end any more than numbers have an end. It is scaled to 'sidereal time', based on how long it takes for the earth to circle once around the sun, as measured with respect to the fixed stars. In this system the moments just go on and on before and after this yearly transit during the March equinox. This is the time used in science and engineering, except on the largest scales where cosmologists use space-time in their General Relativity models instead.
What we experience as the flow of our being is duration. This too has continuity, just like measured time, and so we could count off our passing moments (if we had nothing else to do). Duration is analog, while clock time can be digitized. For every dynamical system, from things like tornadoes to ourselves, duration comes to an end when the system is extinguished. The perception of this duration appears to vary with age.
Children are very often bored, while old folks complain that the days go by too fast. This seems to be based on metabolic rate, which starts out relatively fast and gradually slows down as we age. The result is that when we compare our internal experience of duration with the passage of external clock time, the hours seem to go by ever faster the older we get.
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Students compare selected Broadway musicals with counterparts in at least one other medium (e.g. novels, dramas, films that were sources for a given show or derived from it). Radically different stage versions of the same show are considered. Emphasis is on the works themselves, with secondary readings assigned as needed. The class focuses as a group this semester on families of works connected to the following five titles: Porgy and Bess, Pal Joey, Flower Drum Song, Cabaret and the Wizard of Oz/The Wiz/Wicked. Final projects involve comparisons of works chosen by the students themselves.
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In Physics, we have three ways of finding precise answers to questions:
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It's Been a Productive Week at CNCCookbook for G-Wizard Editor
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I pleased to say that when this release is uploaded, we will have finished the Fanuc Macro B support with the exception of bug fixing (and I am sure there are quite a few to be found yet).… Read the rest
Had a Tough Week? Relax, It's Saturday
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I have been wanting a larger lathe that is CNC–preferably a toolroom lathe rather than a pure manufacturing lathe.… Read the rest
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The latest chapter in our G-Code Tutorial lays out the basic structure of G-Code programs, which consist of blocks. It covers topics such as:
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There's a lot of meat in this chapter, and it will leave us with a solid foundation on which to rapidly move into getting some real work done with g-code part programs.… Read the rest
A Robot Manipulator So Good, It's Creepy
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I ran across a request over on CNCZone for the ability to go through a g-code program and swap the axes. Apparently this is useful for writing programs for right angle heads or in some cases for converting a program from a vertical to a horizontal mill. I did a little research and came across two threads over on Practical Machinist that wanted the capability for the same reason. Since it's not hard to do and seemed to be something useful, I put together the capability to do this in G-Wizard G-Code Editor. It looks like this:
The Swap Axes Revision will swap up to 4 axes and automatically convert the related axes…
With Swap Axes (under the Tools Revisions menu), you can swap up to 4 axes if you need to.… Read the rest
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BBB ensures that high standards for trust are set and maintained. We exist so consumers and businesses alike have an unbiased source to guide them on matters of trust.… Read the rest
HSM Toolpaths Chapter Added to Feeds and Speeds Cookbook
I just finished posting the HSM Toolpaths chapter to the Feeds and Speeds Cookbook. If you've been wondering why those crazy swirly toolpaths are so popular, what the advantages for them might be, or how to figure feeds and speeds for HSM, check it out.
Comparison of the same pocket done with HSM and conventional toolpaths in GibbsCAM as shown by the GWE CNC Simulator…… Read the rest
Remember Stuxnet? Technology Being Imported to the US is Being Laced With Hidden Hacker Tools
I'm not a huge fan of outsourcing manufacturing overseas, but now there is another reason to be concerned.
Remember Stuxnet? That was where the "good guys" (us presumably, though we won't admit it outright) performed a little cyber-sabotage of the gear used to create Iran's uranium-enrichment centrifuges for their nuclear program. Basically Siemens PLC's controlling the VFD's on the centrifuge motors were infected with some very clever viruses. All it took was for some hapless scientist to connect a USB key to a computer on the network the gear was on, and the virus spread. It was apparently a very clever virus indeed, far more advanced than typical hacker toys.… Read the rest
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We're making good progress on G-Wizard Editor, so it looks like it will be out before end of year. Of course just saying that out loud probably jinxes the schedule, software being what it is, but it's time to at least start dreaming about new products.
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The latest installment in our G-Code Tutorial deals with Part Zero, Touch Offs, and Zeroing. In it you'll learn what Part Zero is, the relationship of Work Coordinates to Machine Coordinates, and how to think about those concepts as you're getting started with g-code. We'll give you a recipe that saves a lot of time for where to put your Part Zero so you can drop a piece of material in the vise and go. We'll also show you some videos such as this one on the Haimer 3D Taster:
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Mexican director Carlos Reygadas won Best Director at Cannes.
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You don't become a HERO by being NORMAL - I am officially excited for Paranorman to hit theater's on August 17th.
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That doesn't bode particularly well for them, knowing what we know about a few of Hernandez's friends, but the real issue at the moment is how they're handling their friend's arrest.
The Pouncey brothers were recently sighted in a Miami nightclub with hats that read "Free Hernandez."
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Maurkice and Mike Pouncey are centers for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins, respectively. Their teams probably won't be thrilled to see this either, especially considering the fact that they were both mentioned in an investigation of a double shooting in 2007 that also involved Hernandez.
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I always forgot to switch my phone off silent in the morning, so I missed calls and texts. But now my life is changed! I can choose to ignore my phone, and I am truly alive.
I've set up a group Tumblr for GENE, which is what we've called our little group of artists and creative folk. We haven't figured out exactly what we're going to post there yet, but every group of arty types needs a publication and these days a group Tumblr is de rigeur.
Most of us are plugged into the internet all day and night, but George lives on a boat with no wifi and no smartphone. He checks the internet once or twice a week. This probably makes him a better poet, but it also makes him an unlikely blogger.
So I came up with a cunning plan. The only way we can ever get hold of George is by phone, so why doesn't he call in his blogs from the boat? It took a few hours to find the right combination of bits and bobs to make it happen, but I got it working in the end using Soundcloud and IFTTT.
It turns out Soundcloud has a little-known importer that accepts audio by phone and has local numbers for the UK, US and Germany. You call the number, leave your message, press 5 to make it public and bingo, you've made some internet.
Soundcloud has Tumblr integration, but it will only post to your default blog. Since GENE is a group blog I had to find another way. Luckily I've been looking for a reason to use IFTTT for ages, and it does the job swimmingly. I linked it to George's Soundcloud account and the GENE blog, and created this simple recipe to post the Soundcloud embed to the Tumblr blog with a little message underneath explaining that George had phoned it in:
Of course I still need to sit down with George and explain all this to him before he'll have any idea what it all means, but at least it works. We can all look forward to some impromptu Chopping in our dashboards…
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A Bright Closet Door & Some Playful Wall Raindrops
Let's all join hands and sing "Raindrops & Rose Paint." Yes, that's a bad Sound of Music pun. Please forgive me, Julie Andrews. But do you guys remember when Clara's canopy wall looked like this?
Well now it looks like this.
Although the door color is actually more true to life in this Instragram sneak peek that we shared yesterday (iPhone for the win). And the pink drops are easier to see in real life (they seem to hide in these pics for some reason).
How did we get there? Well, a whole bunch of photoshop-brainstorming here resulted in over 900 truly amazing comments and ideas from you guys. And then we shared all of our original photoshopped versions of the canopy wall with Clara as well as some new ones that we whipped up based on suggestions from you to see which ones she liked best. We never would have thought of all the things you guys came up with, and one that rolled in over and over again was the idea of putting the raindrops outside of the canopy instead of under it like we had originally done in this rendering (which was inspired by this this charming project).
We loved the idea of the canopy appearing to shelter Clara from the colorful little raindrops, so this new take on the raindrops was one of the extra ones that we photoshopped for her to see (along with some other fun ones involving constellations, some bold paint on that full wall behind the bed, a few different colors of paint on the closet door to the right of her bed, etc).
And let me tell you, Clara's a decisive girl. After about 2.5 seconds she looked at them all and said "I like the raindrops on the wall outside but I want them to be pink and red and blue, and I want the door to be pink – but not light pink. DARK PINK!" Which led me to making this photoshopped image for "final approval" from Clara.
And here's how it went over…
It's hilarious to me how we go full circle on the "I love the dark pink door… now make it dark pink!" – but I'm obsessed with the door color that we ended up with, so Clara was right. It wasn't pink or dark enough in the photoshopped version above, but somehow we got it right with real paint.
In short, she's a decorating genius (along with you genius readers and all of your genius suggestions). The cutest thing of all is that when she saw me painting the raindrops she said "Wowwww! Mom I really like it real! Even better than the computer!" And when it was all done (including the pink door, which she incessantly reminded me about until it was done) she walked in and said "It's….. truly magnificent!" It's is a quote from one of her favorite books (Room On The Broom) and it had John and I rolling on the floor. Seriously, it was the sweetest moment and I wish we had thought to record it.
The raindrops are actually just painted right onto the wall using a simple cardboard stencil that I made. To make the template for it, I used an old page from an activity book that Clara had ripped out and tossed aside (waste not, want not) and folded it in half vertically and just cut a half-teardrop-ish shape from it and unfolded it. I liked the scale and it was nice and symmetrical since I used the folded technique, so I traced that onto the back of a cracker box and cut it out to create a cardboard template.
Then I brought my laptop into her room so I could reference my photoshopped placement of the drops (although I didn't mimic it exactly) and just traced the cardboard shape directly onto the wall with a pencil, randomly staggering them around that wall. There was zero measuring involved since I didn't want them to be perfectly placed (rain seems to fall more randomly than that anyway) so I just stood back and checked out the wall and sort of eyed everything as I went.
I assumed we'd have to run to the store for some $2.99 test pots of paint in pink, blue, and red as Clara requested – but I looked in the garage at what we had, and was thrilled to find an old dusty quart of blue paint leftover from a few years ago (the color is called Tranquil) and remembered that we had some pink leftover from Clara's ceiling (Pink Cadillac) and there was also about half of a quart of a bold poppy-red color called Milano Red from a few years back (don't even remember what we used that for!). But if you don't have a paint hoarding problem like me, three test pots would do the job for under $9 – so either way this is a simple and low-budget update, especially since you can make your own stencil for it!
After digging those out, I shook them up, and popped the lids off all three of them, and just laid them out on the white dresser top in her room to see how the colors worked in there (it helped to see them on a white surface since the wall is white so it gave me a good idea of how they'd work together – although paint dries darker so I knew the light pink would show up more on the wall). One happy accident about finding all of these colors in the garage was that they all had varying intensities (see how the red is the boldest one and the blue is sort of the mid-tone and the pink is light and soft?) which I realize now in hindsight might have helped the whole project come out slightly less busy than if all three colors were super bold and sort of compete-y with each other.
I was sold, so I called John and Clara up to see them and they both gave me the thumbs up and left before I could put them to work (smart people), so I dove into filling all of my pencil-traced raindrops on the wall using a very small craft brush. I worked with one color at a time, doing all of the blue ones first (I consulted my photoshopped image but went rogue a few times if I thought a different color order would look better in some spots) and then moved onto the light pink ones and finished with the bold red ones.
Each color ended up needing two coats, so by the time I finished the red ones I went back in and did the second coat on the blue ones and then did the second coat on the pink and then the red. Total time spent tracing them onto the wall and painting = less than two hours. Oh and my favorites are the ones that drip into something (like the door frame or the canopy) just because their cut-off shape is so playful. It really does feel raindrop-esque in there now, and I'm so glad that Clara loves it as much as we do (she did admit that the red raindrops are her favorite, but she "likes them all mixed up like that because it's like a rainbow").
Then it was time to paint the door, so after holding up a bunch of swatches to try to find one that was slightly pinker and darker than the photoshopped image that Clara had otherwise signed off on, we headed to the store to grab a quart of the winning color: Cinco De Mayo. The hilarious thing about that color name is that I thought "since I have so much leftover paint that I can't even remember in the garage, I should go through it to see if I have some of that color by some paint miracle" and I found one can that said Mardi Gras on it and totally did the happy dance and then my brain said "Cinco De Mayo and Mardi Gras are not the same paint color" (oddly enough they were kind of close except Mardi Gras was a little more neon).
So we ran to the store and bought a quart of Cinco De Mayo and it just took two coats (and a third pass of just touch ups) to get it done with a small foam roller and a small angled brush to get into the frames of the door (you can read more on door-painting here). We did both sides of the door just so that whether it's open or closed there's that pop of color over there.
Oh and to everyone who recommended painting that door, you were totally right! Initially I worried about the wall feeling unbalanced if we painted it, but the polka dot wall of curtains (there are four of them) to the left of the canopy seems to visually balance the bright door so it's not an issue at all. I also worried it would look weird to have one colorful door in her room (that's her closet door) while the door to her room (from the hallway) remains white, but it's not a big deal in real life. I just had to get over my matchy-matchy thing (all of the doors in all of our houses have always been white)… but once I saw this one on Pinterest I was all over it. I've always wanted to make that closet feel like a little playhouse within the room for Clara, and the bold door is the first step to that.
Of course we still have a big blank spot over her bed (we think maybe hanging a white paper pendant might be fun, sort of like the lamp in the photoshopped version) and her room is still full of white walls everywhere else (can't wait to hang some art, do some projects with Clara, and eventually get her crib outta there so we can have some fun with the wall where that lives). But it's a whole lot happier with those raindrops and that colorful door in full effect.
What did you guys do this weekend? Any stencil making? Or door painting? How about cry-laughing when your three year old says "magnificent" – that might have been my favorite part.
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That looks incredible!!! We built a doll house for our daughter's Barbies.
Heidi – what a wonderful doll house! I commented on your blog too. Love it!!
Hilarious! And it looks great too!
That is SOOOOO cute! I love the colors and how the canopy protects her from the colorful rain! Well done! (And way to nail the door color for Clara! ;) )
so great!! it kind of reminds me of this poster: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/48484133459449745/
It looks gorgeous!
We had some very serious 5-year-house-plan chats that lead my hub and I to discover that we were very much on the same page, though we hadn't known it before.
In order to lighten that up, I finished up our textured pumpkins and we took them to the beach to photograph them. One ghost slipped in there, too.
It was awesome watching the waves toss them around and then realizing that Mod-podge can stand up to waves.
Me, too! I want to have him transform into a jester or an elf for Christmas.
My hub doesn't see it, but the shape reminds me of a jester's hat or a wacky elf.
I'm in love with the door color! It looks great with the rain drops…I'm sure Clara loves it! Who wouldn't!
Great job!!!
It looks fabulous! What a fun space for a little one. It's so playful :)
Did you have any issues with the pencil outlines showing through the paint? The blue and pink paints look light enough not to cover a dark pencil line, so I would love to know how you did that!
I just can't wait to see what the nursery looks like!
Totally had that "a-ha" moment as i realized my nursery is missing a… wait for it… pink door! Thanks for the inspiration, Clara!
I absolutely love it! And I'm so glad Clara had a say in it!
Do you think you'll be painting any other doors in the house? I love how that one turned out!
"Is there room on the broom for a mommy like me?"… I say that to my daughter ALL the time! It's my current favorite book for her… she's 1 so I pick her favorites :)
Love the raindrops!! Clara knows her color-wheel!
Oh the movie is really lovely – my girls also love the book (the whole series from Julia Donaldson and Axel Sheffler is wonderful). It's become a favourite at our house – highly recommended! "witch without chips"…heehee
The movie version is adorable! Clara would love it. It is true to the book with some added cuteness. My 2.5 year old girl watched it several days in a row. The version we rented also had The Gruffalo at the end. It was adorable too!
Oh I did not know about the movie or other books! I can't wait to check out both.
That looks lovely! I really like the pink/red/blue color scheme in that room.
I love how involved Clara was with the process — so adorable! The rain drops are perfect, and the painted door is the cherry on top!
Wow! That is the cutest!! Love it!! ANd I love how involved she is with these projects. :) Good work Petersik parents.
Clara's room is perfection! I absolutely love the raindrops and I am obsessed with the closet door color. Love, love, love it! :-)
OMG love it. This is inspired.
Love, love, love it! Especially that pink door!
Clara is a decorating wunderkind!
That little apple has not fallen far from the tree!
There is no such thing as a bad Sound of Music pun. Is it bad to be super jealous of a small child's bedroom? Because I totally am.
This week I installed a closet organizer and made a Halloween wreath. Sure, Halloween is only a few days away but better late than never.
That is super cute! I love that you are letting Clara have a say in how her room is decorated. I can't wait to see what you add under the canopy, I agree it needs something. I worked on my pumpkin wreath this weekend (http://ourwolfden.wordpress.com/2013/10/28/pumpkin-wreath/) and that was about as productive as I got!
Very Very VERY CUTE!!!! It is so great that Clara is old enough now to get her two cents in. As for hanging something under her little canopy, i thought a locker chandelier would be really cute, but it might be too small. Are y'all gonna let Clara help in deciding what to decorate for the new nursery? Then when the baby arrives, she can tell him/her all about the deciding process and what she chose for him/her.
I love love it! Just a thought…maybe layer a hot pink sheer curtain in with the polka dots..might make it feel more matchey for ya…love the tones..navy white dark and light punk…beautiful, calm but fun!
I love how this turned out! I always love the colors ya'll choose. So bright & cheery :)
So sweet! I really love it! Clara is a lucky little one.
I see lots of gauze-y white fabric for over the bed that takes the same shape as the fabric you already have, but softens the edges and billows down on each side a bit.
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Love the raindrops. And the pink door. These might very well turn out to be a few of my favorite things ;-)
Geertrude wins the internets! groan!!!
GREAT choice! Love the whole thing.
Up until now I haven't been a big fan of the room. It was just "meh" to me. I wanted to see more colour. I really like the rain drops and the pink door. Very cute and I don't think that Clara will out grow the design any time soon.
Ermehgerd. How mad will you be at me if I 100% straight up plagiarize/steal this idea??? I was already planning a canopy-over-reading loft as part of my two daughters' room redo for their birthdays next month (they are turning 6 and 4) and now that you've made the canopy I was already going to steal into a 1000% more amazing feature with the raindrops…
What if I promise not to paint a pink door? ;)
In short, I love it so much. SO MUCH.
Officially doing it! Y'all are the best! Mwah!
So great! I'd love to see it with the twinkle lights on!
Such a sweet room you created for Clara. I love the raindrops and the door color is perfect.
I have to say, I loved Clara's big-girl room before, but with the move and some items getting switched in and out (like the rug and curtains, although I know they were semi similar to what was in there before), I still couldn't see where the new room was going. But somehow the raindrops and door pulled it all together again. Seriously genius. Love it.
Completely agree!
Yup! This space has just officially graduated from 'the middle makes no sense'. There may be loads of things you guys still want to do, but I finally see where you're headed!
This weekend I painted my first room EVER! I calculated how much paint we'd need and since we had almost a gallon left at the house I figured we could use it. We ran out of paint… whomp whomp. It's a tiny patchy, but looks like we'll be buying more this week.
I blame it on the fact that we painted over paint, over wallpaper! Live and learn.
I had that happen last week too! I had about a 2 foot section of the wall left. But it all worked out because the room really needed another coat all around, and those "sucky walls" sucked up almost another full gallon!
Agreed, it is truly magnificent!!! I love how much you bring Clara into the design process. You guys are such awesome parents.
This weekend I had to hit my Reset button. Sometimes life gets too hectic and we need to just sllllooooowwww down. But I did get around to blogging about our new World Market sofa and Joss and Main rug that I'm crazy about! Also, an homage to chihuahuas!
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This looks great! I finished painting a vintage wooden chair (from my parents' house, possible originally from grandma) white. I now realize I should have spray-painted the chair rather than using a brush. It has 8 overlapping spindles up the back and curly legs – total pain to paint, and it didn't turn our as well as it should have. I thought of your still-to-be-painted stair spindles whiles I rued my paintbrush choice.
Then I painted a red Curly W – we are Nationals baseball fans! — on a pumpkin, using an exacto blade to create a stencil from overlapping masking tape. Much easier than carving it, which I tried – fairly unsuccessfully – to do last year.
That looks so amazing. I don't remember if I commented or not but I definitely thought you should do this when I saw that post & I'm so glad you did. It looks SO adorable. Never would have thought of the door thing either.
I think I want your readers to decorate my house. :)
I love it, it's so cute! I actually couldn't see the pink raindrops on my laptop and didn't realize they were there until you mentioned it and I tipped the screen back! Hoping they show up better in real life. That door is awesome, I wish younger me had a pink closet door growing up!
I am obsessed with the door. OBSESSED! Pink is my favorite color, and I am always trying to find ways to incorporate it without causing eye rolls from the hubby. This would be perfect. The raindrops are adorable too!
DO IT. I have a pink door almost the same color in my living room and I LOVE it. Best idea I've ever had. And my bf says he likes it too, so maybe your hubby will approve as well. :)
The milano red and the door look like the same color!! Are they close?
I wondered the same thing and am not sure I would have been brave enough to use the red door color and the dark pink raindrop color so close together. It's a lesson to me, seeing how perfectly they work.
The before and after shots are great. It really shows how animated the space becomes. I should really try that photoshop tip. thx!
How fun! I love the way the door looks with the rest of the room, it really pulls it all together.
We used similar colors in our daughter's closet but instead we used super big polka dots. :) http://www.thecentsiblelife.com/2013/10/fashion-bar-polka-dot-closet-makeover/
Oh how cute! I love the idea of the canopy keeping the raindrops away. Adorable! The dark pink door is perfect too!
This weekend I painted a sun room vinyl wall in a gradient color! It was a fun project!
love it!
This turned out great! What an awesome idea! I am so glad you went with painting outside of the canopy instead of under it. Love love love how it all came together.
Hope you were able to grout some tile this weekend too! Looks like the colder weather may be here to stay though.
Clara is so smart. That door is awesome!! I love the raindrops on the outside of the canopy. Makes them really look like it's raining. Can't wait to see what you do with the rest of the room.
Soooo cute! My daughters future big girl room has a closet with a slanted ceiling like Clara's; I love the idea to paint the door a different color to make it seem like a play house! I will definitely be borrowing this idea when the time comes for her to move up to the big girl room. :)
I probably missed it on a previous post, but I LOVE her bed?! Looking for something as we transition our little one from crib to big girl bed to make room for baby sister due in March ;-) May I ask where you got it from?? Thanks :-)
I love it! Of all the ones you've shown, that would have been my favourite too! Great idea!
Love everything, except the rug, which in my opinion throws everything "off." The blue in there is great but the darker color just doesn't "go" with everything else and I think makes the rug detract from the whole room. I'm hoping the rug ends of the FPFN (former possible future nursery) when it becomes the nursery.
Um, I'm obsessed. This is amazing!! Well done, you guys.
You mentioned "move the crib" out…is Clara 100% sleeping in her big girl bed now?
Very cute. I actually did make a stencil this weekend. Working on my dog's Halloween costume.
I die! This is unbelievably cute. I love that she loves it too. For my first I hand painted polka dots using a small fiestaware bowl as my template. This brings back fond memories. But seriously, you guys have really "brought it" this time around.
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Italy, 1976 (MIFF 2013, Shining Violence: Italian Giallo)
Director: Pupi Avati
"One of my favourite giallo films." – Eli Roth
A young painter named Stefano is sent to a rural Italian village to restore a fresco in a local church. The picture, which depicts the murder of St Sebastian, was painted by a mysterious man who disappeared years ago. As soon as Stefano arrives in town to begin his work, people start dying.
Largely forgotten until recent years, this giallo from director Pupi Avati (The Best Man, MIFF 1998) has since been rediscovered and celebrated by fans of the subgenre. With a small town populated by sinister folk, Catholic superstition, mysterious telephone calls in the night and some truly grisly murders, this gory film hits all the '70s Italian horror sweet spots.
"The intricate plot will keep you guessing until the very end … [and] will burn in your memory for a very, very, long time." – Sound on Sight
D Pupi Avati P Antonio Avati, Gianni Minervini S Antonio Avati, Pupi Avati WS Adriana Chiesa Enterprises L Italian w/English subtitles TD 35mm/1976


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Battle of Coronel: British pride dented and Cornish live lost
7:00am Friday 31st October 2014
The Royal Navy will be commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Coronel this week. The clash was an ignominious chapter in the senior service's unique history that saw British warships heavily outgunned by the vastly superior ships of the Imperial German Navy resulting in a humiliating defeat for Britain when two warships were sunk with a heavy loss of life.
Decline in bunkering calls to Falmouth is a worrying trend
7:00am Thursday 30th October 2014
A quick glance at the Shipping Intelligence column shows the number of ships calling this past week was once again poor. A small flurry of activity on the bunkering front is expected in the next few days but in general October has been a quiet month in terms of shipping numbers.
Falmouth Shipping Intelligence (October 21 - October 27)
12:32pm Wednesday 29th October 2014
A summary of the ships in port at Falmouth over the past week.
Revolutionary ship replica sought Helford shelter during Hurricane Gonzalo
5:00pm Monday 27th October 2014
L'Hermione, a full sized replica of the French navy frigate made famous for carrying General Lafayette to Boston to help fight in the American War of Independence, anchored in the entrance to the Helford River to avoid gale force winds from the aftermath of hurricane Gonzalo that swept across the UK on Monday night.
Falmouth Harbour Commissioners hit but not sunk by financial troubles
9:20am Monday 27th October 2014
As predicted, Falmouth Harbour Commissioners is badly damaged but remains financially afloat after being hit below the waterline by two titanic pension fund deficit repayments and a major downturn in shipping, writes David Barnicoat.
Argus accompanied by tugs as she sails from Falmouth
7:00am Saturday 25th October 2014
Harbour tugs assisted RFA Argus as she sailed from the docks last Friday.
Falmouth Shipping Intelligence (October 14 - October 20)
12:12pm Wednesday 22nd October 2014
A summary of the ships in port at Falmouth over the past week.
Picture harks back to perils of submarine warfare
7:00am Saturday 18th October 2014
This picture shows a torpedoed vessel being salvaged from the Carrick Roads during World War One.
'Dramatic' drop in shipping won't help Falmouth Harbour Commissioners
7:00am Friday 17th October 2014
Shipping numbers continue to decline with bunkering down this week with only the containerships Katherine B and Canopus expected before the weekend.
Treasure remains in bay after two month wait
9:30am Thursday 16th October 2014
The semi-submersible heavy lift vessel Treasure remains at anchor in the bay awaiting a cargo. She has been here for nearly two months now. The former tanker can lift 53,000 tons.
Falmouth Shipping Intelligence (October 7 - October 13)
4:00pm Wednesday 15th October 2014
A summary of the ships in port at Falmouth over the past week.
RFA Argus on Ebola mercy mission to East Africa
2:47pm Wednesday 15th October 2014
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary RFA Argus is making final preparations at the docks before deploying to West Africa on Friday to help combat Ebola as part of the government's Operation Gritlock.
Work starts on next generation of Royal Fleet Auxillary ships
12:00pm Friday 10th October 2014
The exisiting Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships have been a common site in Falmouth over recent years, with the town adopting the RFA Argus, and now construction work has started on the next generation of the ships at the DSME yard in Okpo-dong, near the south-eastern tip of South Korea.
Falmouth shipping movements (September 30 - October 6)
3:00pm Thursday 9th October 2014
Shipping intelligence for Falmouth for the period September 30 - October 6.
Tug tows Calamity Jane into Falmouth for repairs
10:00am Thursday 9th October 2014
The tug Ankorva tows the offshore pipe laying vessel Calamity Jane as she sails after repairs carried out in No2 Dry-dock. Picture: JON BENNETT
Falmouth Harbour Commissioners face heavy weather as commercial shipping falls by 20 per cent
11:00am Monday 6th October 2014
The re-launch of Falmouth Pilotage Services does nothing to halt the drastic decline in commercial shipping that has hit the port during the past year with shipping numbers down by more than 20 per cent, writes David Barnicoat.
Work starts on next generation of RFA ships
7:00am Sunday 5th October 2014
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships are a common sight in Falmouth as they use the port on their journeys to and from every corner the globe.
World War I Falmouth harbour news
7:00am Saturday 4th October 2014
Falmouth Harbour Commmisioners relaunches pilot services
1:20pm Thursday 2nd October 2014
FHC (Falmouth Harbour Commissioners) has relaunched its pilot service, which is now being operating under a new brand name – Falmouth Pilot Services.
Falmouth Shipping Intelligence (September 23 - September 29)
10:11am Wednesday 1st October 2014
A summary of the ships in port at Falmouth over the past week.
Look back in time: German U-Boat ace offered wine after sinking ships off Cornwall
1:00pm Saturday 27th September 2014
The Royal Navy is this week marking the World War I sinking of the three cruisers - HMS Aboukir, HMS Hogue and HMS Cressy – sunk by a German U-boat on September 22 1914 off the Dutch coast in the North Sea with a total loss of life of 1,459 men, including sailors from Falmouth and a St Mawes.
Shipping movements (September 16 - September 22)
11:00am Friday 26th September 2014
Shipping movements for Falmouth from Tuesday, September 16 to Monday, September 22.
Work intensifies on RFA Mounts Bay in Falmouth as next deployment planned
10:20am Thursday 18th September 2014
Work on the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Mounts Bay, Falmouth's adopted vessel, stepped up a gear this week at the docks as workers began an intensive programme to refit the ship prior to its next major deployment.
Falmouth shipping movements (September 9 - September 15)
2:22pm Wednesday 17th September 2014
Shipping movements for Falmouth from Tuesday, September 9, to Monday, September 15.
Falmouth cluster ship heads to Med for on exercise
7:00am Monday 15th September 2014
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary Lyme Bay, a Falmouth-based "Cluster" ship is en-route to the eastern Mediterranean and the Gulf regions as part of the Cougar 14 fleet.
World War I Falmouth harbour news
7:00am Sunday 14th September 2014
German trio signals 'Auf Wiedersehen' for cruise season
2:30pm Friday 12th September 2014
The 2014 cruise season comes to an end this month with the arrival of three German operated cruise ships and the Discovery cruise ship chartered by British tour operators.
Self-discharging carrier in dry dock
11:30am Friday 12th September 2014
The self-discharging bulk carrier Yeoman Bank arrived in the Queen Elizabeth II drydock last week.
Vessels to leave Falmouth on 'mammoth' South American voyage
10:00am Thursday 11th September 2014
In the sheltered waters of Falmouth Docks the crews of the barge Excalibur and the tug MTS Vanguard are finalising preparations for a mammoth, 8,300-miles tow to Coquimbo, Chile, where both vessels will be engaged in a major drilling contract being undertaken by Falmouth-based Fugro Seacore.
Tall ships trip down memory lane
9:00am Friday 5th September 2014
THIS year's Tall Ships Festival took me back down memory lane as I reflected on the previous regattas while enjoying the latest one.
Marvellous to see tall ships in Falmouth again
7:00am Friday 5th September 2014
YET another fantastic week in Falmouth's rich maritime history as the town came alive for the Falmouth to Royal Greenwich Tall Ships Regatta, writes David Barnicoat.
Bulk carrier to arrive after tall ships have sailed
7:00am Monday 1st September 2014
The self-discharging bulk carrier Yeoman Bank will drydock next Monday after the tall ships fleet has sailed.
World War I Falmouth harbour news
7:00am Sunday 31st August 2014
Flushing boatyard repairs storm damage described as 'like a graffiti artist with a knife had run free'
1:00pm Saturday 30th August 2014
Yacht damage described as "looking like a graffiti artist with a knife had run free" sustained in a severe spring storms has been painstakingly repaired by a Flushing boatyard.
Cruise ship set for Tall Ships start line
7:00am Saturday 30th August 2014
The cruise ship Saga Sapphire, pictured here leaving the harbour, is due today for an overnight stay.
No Tall Ships Regatta without A&P support
7:00am Friday 29th August 2014
Falmouth owes a huge debt of gratitude once again to the A&P Group and the management at the docks for committing their two prime ship repair berths to accommodate the visiting tall ships fleet this week.
Thousands flock to Falmouth Docks as Falmouth Tall Ships Regatta gets underway
1:47pm Thursday 28th August 2014
The Falmouth Tall Ships Regatta is finally underway with 2,000 people flooding through the gates within the first 35 minutes, all eager to climb on board the 11 vessels open to the public.
French naval tall ship rekindles wartime memories
11:45am Thursday 28th August 2014
Memories will be rekindled in Falmouth and the Helford River with the arrival with the tall ships fleet of the French sailing vessel Mutin, the oldest ship in the French navy, which has strong wartime links with this area.
Cruise ship makes impressive Falmouth return
7:00am Sunday 24th August 2014
Thomson Cruises cruise ship Thomson Spirit made an impressive entry into the inner harbour on Monday under the direction of pilot Nick Martin. The vessel is the former Holland and America ship, Nieuw Amsterdam, is on a round Britain cruise.
Semi-submersible Black Marlin bunkers in Falmouth Bay
7:00am Saturday 23rd August 2014
Semi-submersible heavy lift vessel Black Marlin is pictured, above, in Falmouth bay where she bunkered after a two month long voyage from China.
Young tug tows old Windsor Castle to Scotland
9:00am Thursday 21st August 2014
Falmouth and Brixham based MTS Marine and Towage Services latest tug MTS Vanguard paid a fleeting visit to the port to tow the Windsor Castle to Leith where she will be a floating hotel net to the former Royal Yacht Britannia.
Falmouth Shipping Intelligence (August 12 - August 18)
4:04pm Wednesday 20th August 2014
A summary of the ships in port at Falmouth over the past week.
Biggest tall ship pulls out of regatta after sinking tug in Denmark
9:00am Monday 18th August 2014
The Russian four-masted barque Kruzenshtern has been forced |to pull out of the Falmouth Tall Ships Regatta after it was involved in the sinking of a tug |in the Danish port of Esbjerg |last week.
World War I Falmouth harbour news
8:00am Sunday 17th August 2014
Windsor Castle to become 'boatique' hotel
1:00pm Saturday 16th August 2014
The Windsor Castle, the former Northern Lighthouse tender Fingal currently in dry dock at A&P Falmouth is to become a bespoke floating hotel berthed next to the Royal Yacht Britannia.
Rig-carrying ship that sinks itself to return to Falmouth
3:00pm Friday 15th August 2014
The large semi-submersible heavy lift vessel Black Marlin (58,000 tons) is expected in Falmouth Bay on Saturday morning for bunkers after a two month long voyage from Shanghai via the Cape of Good Hope.
Falmouth shipping intelligence (August 5 - August 11)
11:15am Wednesday 13th August 2014
A summary of the ships in port at Falmouth over the past week.
Falmouth firm's work to help salvage Costa Concordia 'up there with the toughest'
4:10pm Friday 8th August 2014
Dubbed the biggest salvage job in history, the wreck of the Costa Concordia has completed its final voyage to Genoa from the island of Giglio where it grounded in January 2012.
Lizard quarry could supply millions of tonnes of rock for Swansea Bay tidal lagoon project
4:30pm Wednesday 6th August 2014
If the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon marine energy project gets the go-ahead then millions of tonnes of armour rock could be quarried and shipped out of Dean Quarry on the Lizard.
World's 'most luxurious cruise ship' to visit Falmouth on Friday
3:00pm Wednesday 6th August 2014
Hapag-Lloyd's Europa, one of the world's most luxurious cruise ships arrives on Friday morning at 0700 hours from Dartmouth.
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The 4 bracelets I made in action… we'll see if I can improve a bit and make some more to make my arms look happy.
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Maybe you already know this, or maybe not… but I love the stacked arms trend, I actually love it even since waaaay before it was a trend.
You know in Mexico {where I'm from} there's tons and toooons of regional artists that make braided/knotted thread bracelets, that are amazingly cheap {like 10 pesos each = 0.50 EUR}… so I guess because of that in Mexico those bracelets where everything BUT chic or nice… it was more for the cholos, nacos and hippies
I used to love wearing a bunch of them but my friends called me piñata* because of that :P and I eventually I grew more into the "less is more" motto and started wearing wisely-chosen pieces only.
Now that it's a trend… you see these 10 pesos bracelets on the wrists of amazingly classy women wearing high couture and I'm like "heyyy I want my bracelets back!!" but since now it is IN these friggin bracelets cost a fortune {of course there are some that use beautiful + expensive materials but still} and I'm not in Mexico to buy myself a bunch of cheap-ies…
So I decided that since I can't afford the crazy expensive ones… I'm gonna make an attempt to make my own bracelets… of course it won't be exactly the same but still…
As a pre-teen I used to make bunches and bunches of them, so I was sure that by now I would have made like 50 to cover my arms already BUT turns out making bracelets is not like riding a bike… if you stop practicing you DO actually lose the hability… I didn't expect this but I'm now extremely slow and clumsy at making them {plus I already forgot all the amazing knots I used to know} SO, so far I've made only two and I'm trying to make a 3rd {pictured below} but that I have to undo and start from cero cuz it's not working out….
Well anyways I think I'm gonna start carrying around my little bracelet "kit" and make bracelets in the park or something… hopefully I'll regain practice and make a bunch of them to happily look like a PIÑATA AGAIN :D
*in Mexico it is common to say that someone looks like a "piñata" when he/she accessorizes way too much to the point of looking tacky… in my case they were just teasing, they were harmless jokes ^^
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World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion, The Burning Crusade is the subject of the latest update on TrustedReviews site. They offer a preview today that gives their view of the expansion.
Unless you've been living in a gaming vacuum for the past couple of years, you will have heard of World of Warcraft. To call WoW a phenomenon is an understatement of epic proportions, and to be honest I don't think that anyone, Blizzard included, realised just how massive this game was going to be. There are always stories in the media about obsessive gamers that lose whole weekends, or even weeks to their favourite game, but WoW took this sickness to another level!
Get clicking to find out how they scored this preview! Do you agree with their postion? Let us know in the WoW Ten Ton Hammer forums today.
Zul'Gurub Boss Guide Update - Hakkar
Many of the boss strategies have changed drastically since the initial release of Zul'Gurub. Over time we have updated most of the guides and today thanks to one of our readers, the Hakkar guide got its turn.
Hakkar's first life drain is at 90 seconds into the fight. At about 45 seconds until the life drain a Son of Hakkar must be sheeped on the center boards with a mark above his head waiting to be slaughtered. Before 15 seconds until the life drain the Son must be killed and everyone must get poisoned by the poison cloud quickly and move quickly back into their positions to avoid Corrupted Blood hitting the entire raid. The only person that doesn't get poisoned is the tank with aggro, that person must keep Hakkar away from the gathered raid. A Son of Hakkar needs to be on the platform and sheeped 45 seconds before every life drain.
Keep reading to learn more about this boss mob! Have you survived this encounter? Share your hints, horror or success stories with us in the forums at WoW Ten Ton Hammer!
This game has no class...
Ever wonder why games have classes? Real life doesn't, we are not born and have our destiny set at that instant. We make it up as we go along, changing and adapting to what life throws at us, and for the most part it seems to work ok. With that in mind, today I tackle the topic of classes in games. Are they a requirement or are some games better without them? I look at my two current favorite MMOs and compare their approach to classes, which are very different. Which is more appealing, a game with many specialized classes or a game with many jack-of-all-trades?
The two MMO's I am referring to are World of Warcraft and Saga of Ryzom. As all of the readers here know, WoW is generally considered to have specialized classes. While not absolute due to the many hybrid classes or classes that can do more than one thing, it is still a class driven game. For example, no matter how hard you try, a warrior just can't heal successfully, and a Priest can't tank (although I have seen a few poor misguided souls try). This is pretty much the standard for MMO's. There are a few specialized classes and a few hybrid classes, but all have very well defined roles and limitations.
Get clicking to read more. Tell us about your experiences in the forums at WoW Ten Ton Hammer!
WoW Ten Ton Hammer's Guide to Naxxramas Updated
We now have a guide on defeating Maexxna, the last boss within the Spider Wing inside of Naxxramas. We include all of the information you need to take out this evil enemy and continue towards the ultimate goal, defeating Kel'Thuzad!
"There are three phases to this battle that repeat. This is an endurance match. You need to clear each phase before the next one starts or else you'll start wearing down your raid. When people start dieing then it gets harder and harder to keep up. Eventually your raid will wear out. So you need to be able to deal with each phase in a
quick manner."
Keep reading to learn more! Did we leave anything out? Have you defeated this mob? Share your adventures with us in the forums at WoW Ten Ton Hammer.
Learn All About the Draenei and Blood Elves
We've updated our Race guide with information and abilities for the two new Burning Crusade races (Draenei & Blood Elves). We've also updated the previous information with each race's starting stats and even more information! Stay tuned as we update our Races guide and similar guides with new Burning Crusade information as it comes in!
"The Draenei arrive to Azeroth onboard a piece of the Tempest Keep from Outland. Unlike the Draenei we see and battle, these Draenei are completely different. They feature a very Humanoid figure with various appendages and monster like qualities. They will be the new race arriving with the expansion and feature a very nice "monster" race for the Alliance."
Read more about these races and then let us know what you think in the forums at WoW Ten Ton Hammer.
Find Your Way Easily
Looking for something here at WoW TenTonHammer? Well look no further! We've compiled every guide, article, and database into one easy to navigate page. Our Site Map is an easily bookmarked page that acts as a portal to all of the helpful information for World of Warcraft! A one stop shop for everying WoW!
Professions Guide and Death FAQ Updated
WoW - Ten Ton Hammer is committed to bringing you the most up-to-date information on World of Warcraft available anywhere. We're going through our older FAQs and guides, putting in new information, rooting out bad links, and adding pertinent new links. Today we've fixed up our Professions mini-guide, which now serves as a portal to all of our information on WoW's various tradeskills, and the Death FAQ. Enjoy!
Do you think we forgot something? Did you try any of our hints? Head over to the forums at WoW Ten Ton Hammer and share your experiences with us!
Official Site Update
The official site for World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusades has been updated. A new feature on the spells and talents page has been added to allow you to get all the information you could want on the Priest class. Still to come are the Hunter and the Druid. Stay tuned right here to Ten Ton Hammer for all the latest updates. Have you joined the WoW Ten Ton Hammer Community yet? What are you waiting for?
A Candid Look at WoW and Fan Events
Given the ravening popularity of World of Warcraft, it was a shock to many a system when Blizzard announced wouldn't host a BlizzCon 2006 this fall. Ethec examines Blizzard's possible motivations for not going annual with what could easily be the industry's largest fan festival and why he believes yearly fan festivals are important both for the developer and the playerbase.
"We can only speculate on why Blizz elected not to give fans a place to meet - forsooth, it's not for lack of subscription revenues. I quietly wonder if someone at Blizzard is concerned about pushing the hype too hard and careening over that precipitous cliff named "overplay" that's undone more than a few music artists: the Spice Girls, Celine Dion, et al. Fans can certainly poison themselves if they drink too often from their own excitement, and one thing Blizzard seems to do extraordinarily well is manage expectations. "
Get clicking to read more. Do you often wish there was a place for WoW fans to meet? Let us know about it in the forums at WoW Ten Ton Hammer.
WoW Ten Ton Hammer Site cleaned of Gold Selling Links
We here at Ten Ton Hammer strive to no matter what keep you within a gold free network. We've gone through our site with a fine tooth comb and removed all of the lingering outside links to secondary market supporters (like ThottBot) to ensure that you never have to step foot on any site that supports gold sellers. As always, if you
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This location is in San Rafael. Nearby parks include Gerstle Park, Sun Valley Park and Albert Field.
Nearby schools include Marin Academy, Short Elementary School and Trinity Preschool & Kindergarten.
The closest grocery stores are Urban Remedy, Malabar Indian Store and Safeway.
Nearby coffee shops include Brazil Marin Cafe & Market, Cafe del Soul and Odalisque Café & Grille. Nearby restaurants include Jack In the Box, IHOP and Arrivederci Cafe.
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While football fans have two more months to wait for the NFL season to start, those of us in Canada got to watch football all weekend.
Actually, the weekend started on Thursday in the CFL.
The first game saw the Toronto Argonauts visit the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, in a rematch of the first pre-season game. In the pre-season game the Argos walked out winners by only two points, but in the rematch, the Blue Bombers found something they had been lacking and defeated the Argo by more than double the score.
Saturday's match up saw my favorite team, the Calgary Stampeders, host the Montreal Allouettes. When I checked my phone at lunch time, the Stamps were leading 2-0 and by the time I got to my favorite hangout for lunch, they had jumped to an 11-0 lead, thanks to a 102 yard pass to Maurice Price that was the longest since 1996. That pass, from Calgary QB Bo Levi Mitchell, was one for the hightlight reels, and ended the first quarter.
The video of the play, nicknamed "Bo To Mo" can be seen here.
The Stamps continued dominating throughout the rest of the game, with sacks, strong defence, and more touchdowns. The Al's were held to 9 points, while Calgary continued to score, finishing the game with 28 points.
The later game on Saturday saw the BC Lions, without Quarterback Travis Lulay, take on the Edmonton Eskimos. Lulay suffered a shoulder injury in the off-season, and continues to heal. Kevin Glenn, a 14 year veteran acquired from the Ottawa Redblacks, was successful in the pre-season for the Lions, and coach Benevides made the decision to continue with him in the leading role, placing Lulay on the 6 game injury list. He may come to regret that decision, as the Eskies were able to defeat the Lions, 27-20.
Sunday featured the Saskatchewan Roughriders hosting the Hamilton Tiger Cats. It was the rematch of the two teams who competed in the 101st Grey Cup back in November, and the result was the same. Saskatchewan lost absolutely nothing in the off-season and dominated the Ti-cats once again.
Action gets underway again on Thursday, this time with the Ottawa Redblacks visiting the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
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SAP brings Cloud-Based Learning to university students
SAP AG on Thursday announced a cloud-based offering designed for students to incorporate the study of SAP solutions into university coursework.
The student edition of SAP Learning Hub offers a comprehensive library of electronic content that universities can provide to students for self-study covering close to 150 SAP solutions. It also includes access to e-learning courses, handbooks and other training materials from the SAP Education organization tailored for students' needs.
Through the student edition of SAP Learning Hub, students can prepare for future employment on their chosen career path or prepare for SAP certification exams. This is the latest edition of the new and expanded version of the cloud-based SAP Learning Hub site announced earlier this year.
Universities can purchase access to the student edition of SAP Learning Hub on behalf of students who then receive access to the site. With a wide range of high-quality content and optional live access to training systems from SAP, students will be set up to train when and where they choose.
Students can also access social learning rooms to collaborate with peers and interact with SAP subject-matter experts. The student edition is offered at a lower entry price point for the academic sector, with optional access to live SAP training systems for select courses.
"The generation currently enrolled in universities around the world represents the workforce of the future and both SAP and our ecosystem stand to gain from this impending influx of talent," said Markus Schwarz, senior vice president and global head of SAP Education.
"With social collaboration features and interactive learning rooms, the student edition of SAP Learning Hub meets the learning needs and habits of today's students and gives them a firm foundation for pursuing an SAP certification, thereby opening up additional career paths," Schwarz said.
"With the student edition of SAP Learning Hub, we can bring young people a blended learning approach that expands their access to SAP innovations," said Ann Rosenberg, vice president and global head of SAP University Alliances. "In a move to simplify access for the more than 1,500 universities worldwide that are SAP University Alliances program members, we aim to make SAP Learning Hub the main entry point for all SAP University Alliances curricula," Schwarz added.
SAP University Alliances and SAP Education will be on-site at SAPPHIRE NOW, being held June 3-5, 2014, in Orlando Fla.
(Posted on 23-05-2014)
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