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For some office workers the task of locking and unlocking their computer is a regular part of the job, while for others it's frequency is dictated by the extent of their caffeine addiction. Looking to automate this process is the team behind the GateKeeper Chain, a key fob with a built-in proximity sensor which automatically locks your PC when you walk away and then unlocks it when you return to your desk. Read More
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With bicycle theft such a common crime, anyone who regularly cycles in the city needs to both own a good bike lock and choose wisely when it comes to parking. We've seen lots of innovative approaches to both bike locks – such as the Saddle Lock and Foldylock – and bike racks, such as the Cyclepod and the Next Gen. Loop, from Ottawa-based design consultancy The Federal Inc., is another attempt at improving on the latter. Read More
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If you're staying in a hotel that's kind of ... sketchy, then you might not be satisfied with simply locking your door when you're in for the night. You could wedge a doorstop of your own under it, but now there's a portable gadget that is claimed to work better – the DoorJammer. Read More
Have you ever noticed how sometimes even if there are slots available in a bike parking rack, some people will instead choose to lock their bike to a parking meter or sign post? This is because those racks aren't really conducive to securing the frame and both wheels, using a single U-lock. Montreal inventor Peter Krantz, however, has designed a rack that is. Read More
With a regular bicycle lock, you secure it to your bike when you park, then just hope that everything will still be intact when you get back. Such is not the case with the bike-mounted Lock8, however. If anyone tries monkeying with it, a high-pitched alarm will sound, and you will be instantly notified on your smartphone. Should the thief proceed to steal the bike, you can use your phone to track its whereabouts. Read More
BitLock offers keyless, multi-user bike-locking
Consumers now have their choice of several smartphone-controlled door locks, which allow users to grant access to select people, and that automatically cause the door to unlock when a user approaches. San Francisco-based startup Mesh Motion has taken those same ideas, and applied them to a bicycle security device known as the BitLock. Read More
Foldylock takes a new approach to the folding bike lock
If you bike around the city, you know how important a good lock can be. That said, locks can often be a hassle to carry while riding. The Foldylock is designed to address this problem. It folds down small enough to be mounted on the bike frame or tossed into a bag. Read More
Sphyke C3N secures bike components with mini combination locks
There are already plenty of options when it comes to keeping people from stealing your whole bike, but what if you also want to guard against people stealing bits of it? Well, you could buy components that can only be removed with their own special tool, or replace all of your mounting bolts with ones that require a key to take off. Sphyke is now offering a third alternative – its C3N system replaces a bike's existing nuts and bolts with ones that incorporate a tiny combination lock. Read More
Smartphone-enabled electronic door locks such as the Unikey, Lockitron and Goji do have advantages over their traditional counterparts – digital "keys" can be sent to multiple users' phones, access to locked rooms can be limited to specific dates and/or times for certain users, and keys stored on lost phones can simply be deactivated. However, as with just about any electronic version of a purely-mechanical device, they do introduce one complicating factor: they require a power supply. The Recordura lock, however, generates its own electricity when users push on its handle. Read More
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Liberty University men's tennis team opened up its season with a decisive 7-0 win over Bluefield State but could not quite put the pieces together against the University of Richmond Spiders Friday, losing 6-1. On Saturday the Flames reestablished home-court advantage, downing Averett 7-0.
"Our intensity needs to be better," coach Chris Johnson said. "We came out flat, and they came out with a lot of intensity, which allowed them to jump out in front, and we were not able to recover."
Richmond had five matches under its belt entering the contest, while the Flames only had one previous match.
"They were more match-tough," Johnson said of Richmond. "We did not close matches well tonight and they did."
Muscle cramps were a constant problem all evening for the Flames that they just could not overcome in the end.
"I just hit a wall there in the second set," sophomore Shea Thomas said.
Richmond junior Jesse Feder saw Thomas in obvious discomfort and took advantage. He made Thomas move side to side to return shots, and it eventually wore down the gutsy sophomore.
"I just was not able to keep up," Thomas said. Feder defeated Thomas in three sets, 2-6, 6-3, 6-1.
The lone point winner for the Flames was junior Siim Tuus, who put together a gritty performance and was able to upend Richmond's Ethan Dunbar in three sets, 6-1, 6-7, 7-5.
Tuus began the match firing on all cylinders but could not keep it up in the second set.
"I was mentally out of it in the second set," Tuus said. "In the first set everything was very easy, and I did not stay focused mentally in the second set."
Losing the second set made things difficult for Tuus and allowed a window of opportunity for Dunbar, but the crafty Estonian made sure that window was shut in the third set.
"I never thought I was going to lose," Tuus said. "That thought never went through my mind."
Tuus kept Dunbar on his heels the entire match with his blistering serves and fierce backhand returns.
Tuus said he will be better prepared for the rest of the season mentally.
"I need to be focused from the first point to the last point, and I will be," he said.
Fresh off a victory against Bluefield State that made him Liberty's all-time doubles player, senior Giancarlo Lemmi recorded yet another doubles victory, the 65th of his career. Lemmi partnered with freshman Wayne Harrell to win 8-3 over Richmond freshman Paul Nahon III and Dunbar in the No. 3 doubles match. The Flames duo played fast and painted the corners of the court with their shots.
Saturday, the Flames took on Averett University and scored wins in doubles and singles events.
Tuus, Tristan Stayt, Lemmi and Dillon Segur secured the doubles events while Matt Slamecka and Stanislav Vaughn notched singles wins, pushing the Flames to an overall 2-1 record.
The Flames will go on a 10-match road trip before returning home March 18 to host the Gardner-Webb University Runnin' Bulldogs.
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How It Looks
As with just about everything else in life, different people can have wildly different tastes in this matter. The way a car looks is one of the fundamental reasons we have for choosing a specific vehicle over another. Of course, it isn't always possible to get the exact looks you are after. For instance, you might love the sleek lines of a Ferrari or a Porsche but will the price tag put you off? On the positive side, there are many different models to choose from these days. In fact, some of the best value car manufacturers now offer sporty looking models at very decent prices. If the looks are important to you then checking out alternative brand could find you the car you want at a price you can afford.
The Colour
Have you ever stopped to consider why you are drawn to certain car colours? If you think back over the different models you have owned over the years there is a good chance that several of them were the same colour. White recently moved to the top of the popularity stakes, while black, grey and silver remain popular choices too. Interestingly, the list of top car colours changes slightly from one part of the world to another, although the colours already mentioned are the most sought after in most places. So why is white so popular? Recent reports suggest that drivers now like the idea of teaming it up with their white gadgets such as iPhones. However, it has traditionally been popular because it is an easy colour for other drivers to see and because this colour of car stays cooler on hot days. Among the least popular colours you will find the likes of brown and yellow.
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No matter what we think about the looks and the colour, most of us have to end up settling for what we can afford. It certainly makes sense to work out a budget at the start and then try to stick to it. If you aren't familiar with the current car market then you will need to do some investigating to work out what you can expect for your budget. The choice between new and used cars is one of the very first issues you are likely to come across. With many new cars now costing less than you might think you might be tempted to splash out on a brand new vehicle. One issue to bear in mind when making this decision is that new cars depreciate in value very quickly. There are ways to try and limit the effects of depreciation but it is something that you can't avoid completely. When it comes to a second hand car, a smart choice can see you pick up a bargain. It can be tempting to spend more than you can afford in order to get hold of a better car but you should resist the temptation to do this. You will be far happier with a good car that you can afford without any problems as there are other costs to think about too.
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One of the big issues that many new car buyers forget to give enough consideration to is around the running costs of the vehicle. Even if the initial asking price is within your budget, you need to consider whether or not the ongoing costs are going to be acceptable. There are a number of different points to take into account here and the cost of repairing and maintain the vehicle is one of the main ones. Bearing this in mind, the MyCarNeedsA.com service could come in very handy. You can get a number of qualified mechanics to bid for the work needing done on here, which could lower the price significantly. You could also work out your future maintenance budget by looking for details on MOT and service deals. The fuel economy of the car is another of the factors to take into account. Thankfully, this is something you can research easily online. The insurance cost could also make a difference to how enthusiastic you feel about a certain car. Either way, it is definitely worth spending some time working out whether the model you are looking at has running costs you are comfortable with.


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Pain perception in vegetative state. Top: Brain regions that were activated during noxious stimulation in controls are shown in red. Bottom: Brain regions that activated during stimulation in patients in vegetative state are shown in red and regions that activated less in patients than in controls are shown in blue. Regions of activation are projected on transverse sections of a normalised brain MRI template in controls and on the mean MRI of the patients (distances are relative to the bicommissural plane). Reproduced with permission from Elsevier.


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Chasing Dragons: The Case for Creating Original Video, Social, Interactive And Integrated Media Campaigns
by David Murdico on Jan 31, 4:15 PM
As a creative director at a creative agency, I am routinely faced with blank sheets of paper and empty whiteboards just begging for big ideas. This, I can handle. A harder proposition is being faced with a brand, business or organization that is looking for "something like this video" or "a little different version of that campaign." On one hand, this is a great way for marketing executives to convey a creative direction. On the other hand, the approach betrays the potential reach and impact that can be earned with a completely original online video, social media, interactive or integrated ...
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Editors and Machines Can Not Only Coexist, They Can Collaborate
by Adam Singolda on Jan 26, 3:45 PM
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An Integrated Approach To Online Video And Social Media Marketing
by David Murdico on Jan 25, 4:00 PM
There's a wealth of information available contrasting online video advertising and broadcast advertising, traditional marketing to online marketing, whether or not social media will kill PR, push advertising vs pull marketing, lean-back versus lean-forward and on and on. Maybe the time has come to stop pointing out the disparities or trying to figure out which is better -- and to start capitalizing on the similarities, identifying the places where the mediums intersect and, more importantly, where they can be benefit each other in the bigger picture.
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10 Lessons In Online Video After Five Years Of Operations
by Ashkan Karbasfrooshan on Jan 24, 1:45 PM
Jan. 23 marked the five-year anniversary of my company. Feels like 50. With that in mind, here are ten lessons I've learned about online video in that time.
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The Tale Of Two Deals
by Tod Sacerdoti on Jan 19, 4:15 PM
For the past several months, the online advertising industry has been buzzing about consolidation in the video business. Many of the year-end prediction pieces for 2011 reflected an interest in this topic as well. However, as I learned early in my career as an investment banker, there are two very different types of deals. Any banker can do deals that make money; but it is the great bankers that do deals that really matter.
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Online Video Marketing ROI: Five Ways To Make Sure You Won't See One
by David Murdico on Jan 18, 11:30 AM
If you're considering an online video marketing initiative for your brand, product or service, the last thing you want to be bothered with is the aftermath of a successful online video marketing campaign. So here are five things you can do to make sure you'll see little or no return on your online video marketing investment.
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Resolutions To Upload By
by Karen Herman on Jan 17, 4:15 PM
The New Year is always a time of reflection and resolutions. In looking at the top resolutions for 2011 -- from losing weight to getting organized -- I wondered how they would apply to the business of online video content .
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Oh, Yeah? Prove It!
by Andrew Budkofsky on Jan 14, 4:15 PM
This year, we'll look at video in a new way. Last year at this time, we primarily thought of TV when the word was mentioned. Twelve months later, "video" can mean anything: viral, digital, place based, in-stream, branded, social, mobile, and more. In 2011, there is going to be increased pressure for video outlets to prove their value to advertisers.
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Online Video's Future
by Nate Pagel on Jan 12, 4:45 PM
Ten years ago, it cost more than $300 to transfer a gigabyte of video; today it costs 30 cents. People like you upload 35 hours of video per minute on YouTube, the second largest search engine (since 2008). What is next for online video? Search, Mobile, HTML5, Social, Internet TV, 3D? Of course, at the year-end, we've seen a lot of predictions for 2011, but let's go further out.
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Online Video Marketing And Advertising: All About Your Audience, Not You
by David Murdico on Jan 11, 1:16 PM
Brands, businesses and organizations spend valuable time and resources targeting audiences, predicting where they can be reached and determining how they want to be reached. The answer is simple: They are everywhere, and they don't want to be reached. They don't want to know how great you are and all the wonderful things you can do for them -- so stop calling, emailing, throwing rocks at their windows and singing on their front lawn with a boombox over your head. It's annoying.
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What can start out as a small wound after surgery can lead to infections and even death.
In fact, every year about 500,000 patients in the U.S. develop surgical site infections, which claim more than 10,000 lives. Now a new simple treatment for wounds can help heal them before they have a chance to kill.
Even walking short distances used to be too much for Delores Gray.
"I couldn't walk a half a block without having to stop; my leg would ache so bad," says Delores Gray who had surgery for blocked artery.
She'd had surgery before for a blocked artery, but a new blockage meant another surgery.
"The first time, the one side, took forever to heal," says Delores.
But this time around doctors used a new wound healing therapy known as PICO. PICO is a hand-held pump, which works by sealing an advanced airtight dressing around the wound.
"That actually draws the exudate or the fluid from the wound away from the wound," says Vascular Surgeon Victor D'Addio, MD, at Mary Washington Hospital.
The negative pressure also encourages blood flow, speeding up the healing process.
"And so a week after their surgery, their wound is healed," explains Dr. D'Addio.
Robert Stull just had surgery five days ago.
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"This is such a simple, easy dressing to use that it's revolutionary," explains Dr. D'Addio.
Getting folks like Robert, back to their lives sooner.
Surgical site infections cost the health care system billions of dollars a year because of longer hospital stays, readmissions, and treatment, making advances in wound care all the more important.
TOPIC: PICO: Helping Wounds Heal Faster
BACKGROUND: The skin is a natural barrier against infection, so any surgery that causes a break in the skin can lead to a postoperative infection. Doctors call these infections surgical site infections (SSIs) because they occur on the part of the body where the surgery took place. If you have surgery, the chances of developing an SSI are about one to three percent. (SOURCE: www.hopkinsmedicine.org )
SYMPTOMS: Any SSI may cause redness, delayed healing, fever, pain, tenderness, warmth, or swelling. These are the additional signs and symptoms for specific types of SSI:
* A wound that is painful, even though it does not look like it should be.
* High or low body temperature, low blood pressure, or a fast heart beat.
* Increased discharge (blood or other fluid) or pus coming out of the wound. The discharge or pus may have an odd color or a bad smell.
* Increased swelling that goes past the wound area and does not go away after five days.
* Wounds that do not heal or get better with treatment.
(SOURCE: www.hopkinsmedicine.org; www.drugs.com/cg/surgical-site-infections)
LATEST MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH: NEGATIVE Pressure wound therapy (NPWT) is used to treat acute and chronic wounds; thus lowering SSIs. A vacuum source creates continuous or intermittent negative pressure inside the wound to remove fluid, exudates, and infectious materials to prepare the wound for healing and closure. NPWT systems consist of a vacuum pump, drainage tubing, a foam or gauze wound dressing, and an adhesive film dressing that covers and seals the wound. New devices, such as PICO, have been added to help wounds heal faster. The revolutionary dressing eliminates canisters, it expands NPWT options and it allows patients to be more mobile. (SOURCE: http://www.fda.gov/MedicalDevices; www.possiblewithpico.com/introduction)
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STAMFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--L-1 Identity Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: ID), a leading supplier of identity solutions and services, today announced financial results for the Company's fourth quarter and full-year ended December 31, 2008.
Revenue for the fourth quarter of 2008 increased to $147.5 million compared to $113.9 million in the fourth quarter of 2007, an increase of $33.6 million of which $29.3 million is the result of acquisitions closed in 2008. Organic growth in revenues in the quarter, excluding acquisitions closed in 2008, represents an increase of 4 percent compared to the fourth quarter of 2007. Revenue for the quarter was driven by a 23 percent increase in enrollment and government consulting services, offset by lower organic growth in the Biometrics division primarily due to unusually large shipments of HIIDE and LiveScan devices in Q4 2007 that created incomparable year-over-year results.
Gross margin in the fourth quarter of 2008 decreased to 28 percent compared to 33 percent for the fourth quarter of 2007. The decrease was due to changes in the revenue mix as previously described.
Adjusted EBITDA for the fourth quarter of 2008 was $23.0 million (excluding the impact of one-time charges related to the Digimarc acquisition) compared to $21.2 million for the same period in the prior year. The increase in Adjusted EBITDA was driven by 23 percent organic growth in the Services business, acquisitions, and offset by previously disclosed decreases from the Biometrics division.
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Do you want me to tell you something really subversive? Love is everything it's cracked up to be. That's why people are so cynical about it.
I am making it a point to branch out to my single friends more now. I'm also trying to pick up old hobbies that dropped off when I got married, and I'm sure I'll develop friendships there too. I'm also working out more. Basically, I'm DOING whatever I can find to occupy my time. When I catch myself feeling sorry for myself, I do something. It seems to help. You have to learn to find joy in the smallest of things.
The only time I've felt bad about it at all was this past Thursday when I talked with the WW (made the mistake of answering the phone). I had gone to a married friend's 30th b-day party 2 weeks ago. WW said she was not going, but when I spoke with her she told me that she did go. The guys and I were all in the basement playing cards and the girls stayed upstairs (everyone else's W made an appearance downstairs). I felt like a dumb ass because I was the only one there that night that didn't know she came. You would think she would of at least come down and said hello (but she did lie because she said she wasn't going). That's the worst I've felt in a long time.
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MAPS has developed a protocol for a study of psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy in the treatment of anxiety associated with life-threatening illness.
This project has been canceled. We obtained Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for the protocol, the Principal Investigator's institution refused to permit him to submit the protocol to their Institutional Review Board (IRB). We are now developing a study of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for anxiety associated with life-threatening illness.
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MotoPark Hosts the Royal Distributing Canadian Cross Country Championship
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This Sunday Motopark in Chatsworth, on will host both the final round of the Royal Distributing Canadian Cross Country Championship and the Wiesner Insurance Ontario Cross Country Championship. The top off road racers in Canada will be in attendance to dice it up with the best in Ontario.
Open Practice Day this Saturday, September 8th at Walton Raceway
Walton Raceway will hold an Open Practice Day this Saturday, September 8th. All riding abilities are welcomed including ATV riders, as the day will be run in groups of skill level and bike sizes at 15 minute sessions. Practice will start at 10:00am going until 4:00pm, cost will be $30 per rider. On-site camping is available on both Friday and Saturday night for $10 per vehicle.
Husaberg EWC Highlights Rd 7
Husaberg highlights from the seventh round of the Enduro World Championship in Heinola, Finland, including Mathias Bellino, the new World Junior Champion!
Sand Del Lee Season Finale
Sand Del Lee Motocross Park, Sunday, Sept 9, 2012 - Season Finale Iron Man Challenge!
Strang Days
Our Atlantic correspondent gives us the low down on the latest action down at Strang's MX Park in Malden.
Pitchin' In
Don't say I've never done anything for ya!
History in MotoMotion
The Chicopee Ski Resort played host to the eigth round of the Offroad Ontario Cross Country series, and when the dust settled, because as this summer has proven there will always be dust, Brian Wojnarowski was on the top spot of the box with a nearly two-thousand dollar pay day, the largest pay outs for a cross country in Ontario ever. Josh Long, who had been seated in first in points, was forced to sit this event out and might be out for the rest of the season, with a broken collar bone.
The Nations Best
August 5th weekend brought the CMRC Monster Energy Nationals to the farthest round east to Riverglade Speedway in New Brunswick. We arrived at the track Thursday night to start to assemble the teams pit area for the weekend. The weather forecast was indicating this national was going to be a scorcher with weather reports projecting 38 degrees on Sunday! Track owners were already hard at work prepping the track including the new GP style section for Saturday's amateur day and putting the finishing touches around the course for Nationals.
58 Years and Still Going
The 58th running of the Corduroy Enduro in Gooderham, Ontario is creeping closer with each passing weekend. Only four more remain until the big day and the online registry is open for another two weeks, so get on and sign up.


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Kanu o ka 'Aina teaches the young and old about the sustainable traditions of the Hawaiian people while instilling a sense of pride and responsibility. See how heritage and modern life are blended into a rich, community-driven education system. (1:59)
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Quest For Fire - Set Out Alone
Well, this blog is pretty much dead now. But I might pop in once in a while and upload something. I might find the inspiration to start uploading regularly sometime in the future.
Anyway, Quest Of Fires new album Lights From Paradise dropped a couple of weeks ago. Great psychedelic rock with some shoegaze elements.
Easily one of the coolest album covers of 2010
Foxes In Fiction - Along
Foxes In Fiction recently released a new EP called Three Songs For Ryan that you can download here. A nice little EP consisting of three songs, two of which are very ambient.
Sleepy Sun - Marina
Album of the year? Perhaps.
Secret Cities - Boyfriends
A great pop song for a lazy summer day.
Hello, sorry about the absence. Since it's summer, I've been busy swimming, drinking and just having a good time .
Have nice dreamy song to listen to and relax.
Foxes In Fiction - Jimi Bleachball
Mimicking Birds - Burning Stars
Sorry for the absence, my internet connection has been down for a couple of days.
Anyway, this album may not be super new, but it's good.
Really beautiful lo-fi indiepop.
Baths - Maximalist
I haven't really put up that much electronic music in this blog, but this album is really good. I had trouble picking out a song from the album because it's just that good, therefore i decided to share a V0 rip.
Baths- Cerulean
Devo - Fresh
After 20 years Devo finally releases their new album, and it sounds pretty god damn amazing.
Devo is of course the sweet new wave/post-punk band who made the hilariously awesome track Whip It back in 1981.
Give it a listen.
This is a Swedish band called 1900, pretty interesting stuff. Unfortunately I have yet to find myself a copy of this album on the internet, but you can find it on Spotify HERE.
This is some great ambient made by last.fm user Gedankenhaufen under the name Stefanus Strom.
Real soothing and beautiful.
You can download his debut album This Is iii! HERE.
Weed Diamond - Snowmelt
This band seems to get a lot of hype on the internet right now, and they deserve it. The band is called Weed Diamond and their song "Snowmelt" is set as the a-side for their new 7″ single release.
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You may not know this but I'm actually a big hip hop fan. I made a Spotify list filled with hip hop a couple of weeks ago so I thought I should share it with you.
Hip hop may not be ideal for this blog, but give it a try anyway!
You can find it HERE
His Clancyness - Ottawa Backfired Soon
This blog is actually getting some readers, which is alot of fun. It's mainly because of Shelley and her blog which features me a lot.
Anyway, His Clancyness - Always Mist is a very mellow album with some pretty great songs on it. Give it a listen!
Updates will become more frequent very shortly because I'm graduating in a couple of days and I don't have a job. Hussah for being out of work!
Dinosaur Feathers - Know Your Own Strength
Here is some nice indie pop for you.
Tame Impala - Desire Be Desire Go
I know these guys were reviewed by Pitchfork Media a couple of days ago so they're probably all over the internet right now… But god damn this is some great Pychedelic Rock. The singer sounds hilariously similar to a certain rock star from the '60s. (John Lennon)
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The Lensic Performing Arts Center proudly presents the return of groundbreaking writer, actor, and monologuist Mike Daisey, performing his new work, The Secret War, on November 21 & 23. The Secret War explores the power of personal and political secrecy—and how America's relationship with war has changed us all.
Daisey (The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs, If You See Something Say Something) explores why things are made secret, why we keep secrets, and the power secrecy has over the world. He looks at three men who were driven to reveal secrets: Edward Snowden, the NSA contractor who exposed how America spies on its citizens; Chelsea (Bradley) Manning, the Army private who leaked classified information about war crimes; and Daniel Ellsberg, the former military analyst who released the Pentagon Papers, which ultimately changed the course of the Vietnam War. These men have become polarizing figures and have been called traitors, heroes, whistleblowers, and villains. By focusing on the human, Daisey provides a startling new look at the price we pay for secrets.
Directed by Daisey's longtime collaborator and spouse, The Secret War is the first piece in his new War Trilogy, a series of three linked monologues, to be launched over the next three years, about how America's relationship with war has changed us. The second monologue, Life During Wartime, will focus on the lives of veterans after they come home, and on Daisey's father, who counsels veterans. The final monologue, No Man's War, will be about the ways war has been corporatized to become the nation's biggest business.
Daisey comes to the Lensic just weeks after his acclaimed 29-night stint at New York's Public Theater, "All the Faces of the Moon," which featured a completely new monologue each night. He last performed at The Lensic in 2008, when he presented If You See Something Say Something, his monologue about homeland security.
Praise for Daisey
"A worthy successor to Spalding Gray . . . Mr. Daisey has a remarkable ability to grab and hold an audience."
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"Daisey, a brilliant monologuist in the tradition of Garrison Keillor, only darker and foulmouthed, is commenting on how Americans are influenced by pop culture in a way that, according to him, makes this time in history not our finest hour."
—The New Yorker, on Daisey's "All the Faces of the Moon" at New York's Public Theatre
About Mike Daisey
Mike Daisey has been called "one of the finest solo performers of his generation" by The New York Times for his groundbreaking monologues that weave together autobiography, gonzo journalism, and unscripted performance to tell hilarious and heartbreaking stories that cut to the bone. His controversial work, The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs, was recognized as one of the year's best theater pieces by the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and other newspapers.
Since his first monologue in 1997, Daisey has created more than twenty monologues, including the critically-acclaimed The Last Cargo Cult, the controversial How Theater Failed America, the twenty-four-hour feat All the Hours in the Day, and the four-part epic Great Men of Genius.
His transcript of The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs was downloaded more than 100,000 times in the first week it was made available. Under a revolutionary open license, it has seen more than eighty productions around the world and been translated into six languages. It has been adapted into a musical, restaged with shadow puppets, and produced from Paris to Kazakistan. The first Chinese production opened last year in Beijing.
Daisey has performed in venues on five continents, ranging from Off-Broadway at the Public Theater to remote islands in the South Pacific, the Sydney Opera House, and an abandoned theater in post-Communist Tajikistan. He's been a guest on Real Time with Bill Maher, the Late Show with David Letterman, a longtime host and storyteller for The Moth, as well as a commentator and contributor to The New York Times, Harper's Magazine, The Daily Beast, Vanity Fair, Slate, NPR and others. He is currently at work on his second book, an anthology of his monologues.
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November 17, 1902-January 1, 1995
By Frederick Seitz, Erich Vogt, and Alvin M. Weinberg
Eugene Wigner was a towering leader of modern physics for more than half of the twentieth century. While his greatest renown was associated with the introduction of symmetry theory to quantum physics and chemistry, for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for 1963, his scientific work encompassed an astonishing breadth of science, perhaps unparalleled during his time.
In preparing this memoir, we have the impression we are attempting to record the monumental achievements of half a dozen scientists. There is the Wigner who demonstrated that symmetry principles are of great importance in quantum mechanics; who pioneered the application of quantum mechanics in the fields of chemical kinetics and the theory of solids; who was the first nuclear engineer; who formulated many of the most basic ideas in nuclear physics and nuclear chemistry; who was the prophet of quantum chaos; who served as a mathematician and philosopher of science; and the Wigner who was the supervisor and mentor of more than forty Ph.D. students in theoretical physics during his career of over four decades at Princeton University.
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John Henry was as big as a mountain, with arms as big as oak trees, and could do the work of 10 men in a single day. A workingman's hero, his is the story of courage, strength, and determination. This poignant retelling of the legendary steel driver of the 1860s is part of the American Tall Tales and Legends series, executive produced by Shelley Duvall. In a masterful performance, Danny Glover plays John Henry, a former slave now freeman, who builds the railroad in West Virginia. When his boss threatens to fire all the steel drivers and replace them with a steam drill, Henry musters the muscle to out-drive the machine in a rigorous contest of strength against steel. ("No steel machine will take away the jobs of the working people," Henry vows.) The dramatic film is also a love story, telling of Henry's ever-growing attraction to Polly Ann (Lynn Whitfield), whom he finally wins through charm and perseverance. The film is a must for family and classroom viewing, appropriate for all ages, and an inspiring reminder of virtues upon which America was built. --Lynn Gibson
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Bone Development, Bone Matrix, and Blood Calcium Homeostasis Help
Blood Calcium Homeostasis
Besides hematopoiesis and protection from physical trauma, another critical function of the endoskeleton is blood calcium homeostasis ; that is, the maintenance of a relatively constant blood calcium ion concentration. Symbolically speaking, we use Ca ++ to identify blood calcium ions , and brackets, [ ], to denote concentration. Thus, we have [Ca ++ ] to indicate the blood calcium ion concentration.
The blood calcium ion concentration, [Ca ++ ], within humans, is usually measured in units of mg/dL – milligrams ( MIH -lih- grams ) of calcium ions per deciliter ( DEH -sih- lee -ter) – of blood. A deciliter is one-"tenth" ( deci -) of a "liter." And milligrams is a unit representing the number of "thousandths" ( milli -) of a "gram" of some substance. Hence, blood [Ca ++ ] in mg/dL denotes the number of milligrams of calcium ions present within one-tenth of a liter of blood. The normal or reference range for blood [Ca ++ ] is from a low of about 8.5 to a high of approximately 10.6 mg Ca ++ /dL of blood (in adults). Taking the same approach we employed for thermoregulation (Figure 13.2), we can use the S-shaped pattern, once again, to represent the homeostasis of blood calcium ion concentration, over time (see Figure 13.6). In naming this particular pattern of chemical concentration, we use the suffix, - emia ("blood condition of"), and the root or main idea, calc ("calcium"). We therefore have some form of calcemia (kal- SEE -me-uh), or "condition of calcium" (ion concentration) within the "blood."
Bone Development and Bone Matrix
"How is normocalcemia related to bone development and bone matrix?" you might well ask at this time. The answer is provided by a close look at Figure 13.7. During the development of a long bone, such as the femur ("thigh" bone), the process essentially begins with a cartilage model – a miniature version of the bone that is composed of cartilage, rather than bone tissue. Being soft and rubbery, cartilage is more suitable for life within the mother's uterus (womb). As development progresses, however, blood vessels break into the cartilage model and bring osteoblasts ( AHS -tee-oh- blasts ) along with them. Osteoblasts are literally "bone" (oste) "formers" (-blasts).
The osteoblasts are large, spider-shaped cells that produce bone collagen fibers. After these tough collagen fibers are laid down, the osteoblasts then extract Ca ++ ions, phosphorus, and other chemicals from the bloodstream. Ossification ( ah -sih-fih- KAY -shun), the "process of bone formation," then begins. During ossification, the osteoblasts supervise the depositing of sharp, needle-shaped crystals onto the surfaces of the bone collagen fibers. These sharp crystals are composed of calcium phosphate ( FAHS -fate), as well as a number of other minerals. Essentially, bone matrix appears within the cartilage model of the long bone, because the newly produced bone collagen fibers become heavily coated with the calcium phosphate crystals. Being snow-white, these crystals eventually hide the underlying collagen fibers. Viewed with the naked eye, the entire bone matrix thus appears snow-white. The bone matrix is white, like cement, of course, because white is the color of the many thousands of calcium crystals covering the collagen fibers in the matrix.
By the time the child becomes an adult, her femur is mostly snow-white. You might think of all the bone matrix in the femur as essentially being a storage bank for calcium ions.
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- Sample packets, two each of Lavender, Peppermint, Peace & Calming, Lemon, and Thieves (for you to share with your friends!)
- NingXia Red, two 2-oz. samples (this is a great supplement for energy)
That's an insane value! And the best part is it'll get your family on the path to natural wellness. These oils have amazing home remedy uses, here are 50+ uses for the oils in the kit. I've had an amazing journey to wellness for my fibromyalgia and other autoimmune symptoms and my thyroid issues. And Joy is an amazing oil for my thyroid-triggered depression and any mental wellness issue.
How to enter:
Enter to win this amazing essential oils premium kit in the rafflecopter widget below. Get your first entry by joining my Oily Mamas Facebook group. If you're ready to get your kit and hope to win the refund, go here: http://veggieconverter.com/oilsignup. You'll get 10 Entries for your signup. Don't forget, this month I'm giving away these beautiful diffuser necklaces from Sacred Arrow. It'd be an incredible addition to your Mother's Day gift! Order your kit soon to get your goodie bag and necklace in time for Mother's Day! I love to use mine with lemon, lavender and peppermint (all in the premium start-up kit!) for my spring allergies!
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Giveaway and refund option available to anywhere Young Living ships. Good luck. Winner will be announced on May 11!