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Type 2 diabetes is a disease that impacts the way your body deals with blood sugar. The disease will cause your body to either stop reacting to insulin, which is needed to absorb blood sugar, or stop producing the required amounts of insulin. There are many risk factors associated to developing the disease, but the most common are related to diet, weight and your activity level. There is no cure for Type 2 diabetes, but there is a lot you can do to prevent yourself from developing it. Follow these helpful guidelines.
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An unbeaten 79-run stand between Michael Clarke and Ricky Ponting left Australia in a strong position after their in-form pace attack skittled India for 191 on a dramatic opening day at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Having ripped through India's batting line-up in just over two sessions, James Pattinson, Ben Hilfenhaus and Peter Siddle sharing all 10 wickets between them, the hosts also found the going tough on a greenish wicket as Zaheer Khan produced a destructive opening spell.
The left-armer removed David Warner (eight), Shaun Marsh (0) and Ed Cowan (16) to reduce Australia to a precarious 37 for three before Ponting (44 not out) and Clarke (47 not out) steered the hosts to 116 for three at the close.
Warner was first to depart when he edged to VVS Laxman at second slip. Laxman fumbled the regulation chance but Sachin Tendulkar snaffled the rebound to send Warner trudging back to the pavilion.
Marsh fell to an almost identical delivery from Khan at the start of the paceman's next over, but this time Laxman made no mistake to send the batsman packing for a golden duck.
Cowan was Khan's next victim when he was trapped in front, leaving Australia in some trouble with fewer than 10 overs gone. However, the captain Clarke joined his predecessor Ponting at the crease and they helped put their side in the ascendancy with a fine counterattack.
Earlier, Pattinson (four for 43), Ben Hilfenhaus (three for 51) and Peter Siddle (three for 55) picked up where they left off in Melbourne with another world-class display of pace bowling.
The India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni top-scored for the tourists with an unbeaten 57 after winning the toss and electing to bat, while Tendulkar was the only other batsman to look comfortable against Australia's in-form pace trio.
The Little Master looked in ominous touch but will have to wait another day for his 100th international century after dragging a wide ball from Pattinson on to his stumps for 41 in the middle session.
Dhoni and Ravi Ashwin put on a valuable 54 runs for the seventh wicket before Hilfenhaus removed Ashwin (20) and Khan (nought) with the final two deliveries of the session to reduced India to 178 for eight at tea.
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Sharma departed for a duck when he fended a short ball from Hilfenhaus straight to Cowan at short leg before Umesh Yadav became Siddle's 100th Test victim when he edged behind to Brad Haddin.
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Scottsdale in January always has scores of interesting cars to watch. Last week we previewed a handful of lots at the lower end of the market, as well as some at the top. Today we turn our attention to the broad middle range, with cars priced between $75,000 and $250,000. While these cars are out of reach for most of us, they are interesting to observers as bellwethers that indicate how healthy the market is. Below are five lots whose results we will be eagerly awaiting.
1.1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 Fastback
Barrett-Jackson,Lots #5026 and #5048
Boss 429s have traded frequently during the past few years, with the market neatly settling right around $200,000 for average cars and $300,000 for cars in top condition. Barrett will offer two excellent Boss 429s during Saturday action. In front of the right crowd and selling during prime time, we should get to see just how far top-tier muscle cars have rebounded.
2.1967 Porsche 911S Coupe
Bonhams,Lot #377
Pre-sale estimate:$120,000-$150,000
SWB 911S cars have been exceptionally hot during the past year, but very few have been brought to public auction. Trying to duplicate some mid-$100k private sales and benchmark the current market for these cars, Bonhams has landed two in its Scottsdale sale — a 1967 and a 1968. The 1967 has a great ownership history including a tie to Bob Bondurant, as well as a fresh restoration. Look for a headline-grabbing price.
3.1973 BMW 3.0CSL "Batmobile"
Russo and Steele, Lot #S739
Much attention has been paid to the George Barris Batmobile selling down the street at Barrett-Jackson, but the sale of this Batmobile will probably be a better indicator of how healthy the broader collector car market is. One of BMW's premier cars of the 1970s, CSLs have cooled of late after being aggressive movers between 2007 and 2010. Has their recent leveling signaled a cooled interest or has the model simply been taking a breather before its next climb?
4.1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint Speciale Coupe
Gooding & Company, Lot #132
Pre-sale estimate:$200,000-$225,000
Unloved for a time, Sprint Speciales are enjoying a well-deserved renaissance to say the least. In fact, they have more than doubled in price since 2010. Gooding is putting up two SSs this year — one a red Giulietta, and this black Giulia — that will provide an interesting point/counterpoint. This particular SS is well restored, has a striking presence, and appears primed to set a record.
5.1958 Mercedes-Benz 190SL
RM Auctions, Lot #165
Pre-sale estimate: $105,000-$145,000
Pundits stood in awe as a remarkable Strawberry Metallic (DB543) 190SL sold in excess of $200,000 in Monterey last year. RM is aiming for $105,000 to $145,000 for this example, also painted in its original Strawberry Metallic, which would make a strong case for how far these early SLs have come. Once unfairly dismissed as a poor replacement for the 300SL, the 190SL is finally being evaluated on its own merits, and that may just mean the best examples in the world are now six-figure cars.
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The pick is a common tool, normally used in digging and mining operations. Military versions have been experimented with, but even the common pick can be effective when used as a makeshift weapon, although it requires two hands to use properly. Picks are often used by miners and therefore often found in places like Covetous and the Vesper Mines.
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When setting up ReCAPTCHA in Googles.
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TAMPA, Florida (AP) – Derek Jeter says he has no plans to follow his long-time New York Yankees teammates Jorge Posada and Andy Pettitte into retirement — yet.
"If I didn't think I was capable of playing at a high level then I would go home," Jeter said Friday, reporting day for New York Yankees position players. "If I wasn't enjoying myself, enjoying the competition, then it would be time to go home."
"Right now I think I'm capable and enjoying myself," he added. "I have a lot of confidence. If that starts to waver, then I wouldn't do it."
The Yankees' shortstop is getting started on his 18th big league season and he could very well be the last member of the Yankees' Core Four after this year.
This winter, Posada joined Pettitte in retirement, while Mariano Rivera strongly hinted this week that 2012 will be his final year.
Jeter said "it's awkward" not having some of his long-time teammates around.
"All of us are like brothers because we've had so many experiences together," Jeter said on Friday, which was . "It is kind of weird when you're used to playing with someone. I've been playing with these guys since I've been 18-years old. But you have to move, you have no choice."
Jeter will turn 38 on June 26.
"Seeing his friends go through it, maybe the conversations he had with an Andy or had with a Jorge, he understands: 'You know what? At some point it's going to come (to an end),'" Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "If Derek's in uniform I expect him to be productive, that's kind of the bottom line. Now, do I expect him to play 160 games? Probably not."
Jeter will get breaks from shortstop as the designated hitter.
"He'll play a lot," Girardi said.
Jeter started last season using a no-stride batting stance after hitting just .270 in 2010. He went back to his old technique while rehabbing a right calf injury last June.
The results were dramatic, with his batting average increasing from .260 to .297 after returning from the injury on July 4 and getting his 3,000th hit on July 9.
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Question about 1998 Toyota Camry
The cigarette lighter hasnt worked in quite a while.i was looking for the fuse and in the process my clock stopped working,what size fuse is for the clock and/or lighter...help please thank you
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If your fuse to the clock is good, and your clock is still "dead" then your clock is most likely on the fritz. An intermittent clock for the Camry was common to certain years of that line. The good news is that you can have your clock refurbished cheaply at www.subaru-clock.com. If you email "Dr.Clock" at the above website (as he calls himself), he will even provide some simple tips on how to remove your Camry clock in just a few easy steps.
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Have you checked to see if it is getting power. If it is just go get a new universal one, and replace it. Also, check inside at the bottum. It could have a dime or penny stuck in the bottum. If it doesn't have power start withthe fuse. You can find the fuse size and location by pulling the fuse box lid. There is a diagram that should tell you where your peticular fuse goes.
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I have just successfully imported my first class from a csv file. In"Import Student List", this is the message: "20 successful uploads 81 errors". The specific error was stated as "First name can't be blank, Last name can't be blank." There were no blank first or last names on my list, so where is it "reading" these errors? And why are there so many? Is this something I should be concerned with in the future? Again, all students were successfully imported, so I won't look a gift horse in the mouth.


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Just want to take a moment to explain to you CCP, how much you suck for the CPU increases! All those tight fit ship, especially frigates just got the major screw over. It's another big kick in the ass for us long timers who have tons of ships that now need to be refitted. You really do hate your clients sometimes don't you? And you wonder why numbers shrink. It's because of stupid Crap like this that is just irritating. Renaming of mods that jack EFT fits. Oh yeah, and the Buddy List now? Good grief, Do you guys even understand your own game and how people do stuff? What idiot thought of that idea!? so much for Hard Core Eve. Just another step in the wrong direction. And just more reasons to just finally walk.
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An actual Filter system for Mail, by date recieved. A Filter system for Wars! Toggle for Date started, Date ended. Would be excellent if there was an Overall War History Filter : By Corp, By Alliance, so we can click on that Alliance/Corp and just see our Wars with said Alliance/Corp... Would also be nice to have Overall stats for all the Wars combined. Would be great to be able to Multi-select all/certain active War entities of said Corp/Alliance to either Export as a Contacts List, then Import Contact list to assign standings. Or, simply allow multi select war entities to assign as contact or standings. Please add many more Color tags for Standings... 5 is too limited.CEO and Director Roles are good, but, as those before said, would be nice if there were Position Roles with allowances that made sense for said Role. Pre-set allowances for that role, with the ability for CEO or Director to modify that role as needed. This would allow newer corps to get an idea behind it, yet allow flexibility for vets to more define it.Thank you!
Dev Blog: Exploring The Character Bazaar & Skill Trading
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One Word: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!I repeat: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!And just incase you weren't listening, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!Time for someone's Final Notice to be found at their desk just for entertaining this idea! It's truly that seriously bad. Cause now, if this were to go through, those same dudes that are Eve rich and have 50 alt accounts WILL UNDOUBTEDLY Skill up all their ALTs and have 50 (Insert Titan name here) on the field. So just to sum it up, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
The new map looks very cool, but...
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Dev blog: Back Into the Structure
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Absolutely Amazing! THIS needs to happen! Surprised you guys didn't propose a "Fleet" platform to act as defensive way points for fleets.Overall, looks awesome! Love to concept, can't wait to hear more details as they are developed!😊
New Trailer & A Second Call To Arms – This is EVE!
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Yeah, this by far was the Best PR Trailer for Eve Online. I really wish I didn't miss the submission period. I will be looking to send in some Content.Good Job CCP, props to everyone on this!
Update regarding Multiboxing and input automation
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I don't like swearing, but about F'ing time CCP! You just saved your game from ISO Boxer only gameplay.Thank you!So no more "Incursion Runner #1-20"Or "Ima ganker #1-50"Or "LOL EULA Miner#1-99"That's just pure awesome!
Work in progress: Ships being changed to PBR - wait with bug reports!
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Really liking a Lot of the new goodies! You guys are doing a great job keeping Eve on the cutting edge, with what you got.That said, My one Beef with you is that you are taking away my Color schemes with the new UI! What you have there, I like a couple, but it doesn't allow me to personalize it THE WAY I WANT, for each of my different characters! PLEASE, ALLOW a CUSTOM Color scheme! I love the new look, but give me my colors so I can quickly identify per color my characters that I have had them set to for years!The color schemes are well, not crimson enough, or dark enough for my tastes. sure have your presets, but let us also have our Custom sets too!!!
Keyboard Flight Controls
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So yeah, none of the movement keys work after re-mapping and clearing out the defaults. BTW, that in itself, removing the defaults alone would make this transition suck. Arrow keys would make more sense... but, it's just not working for me. Some of my clients won't even show the ship.Tried clearing the Cache, and relogging on. No help.Reading the other posts, it's obvious that this option, which I think having this option is good, definitely needs more polish and testing BEFORE you just throw it out on TQ.
Dev blog: Quick, give me manual control!
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Woah, Manual flight will become a "thing?"Options are always good to have, as long as it doesn't jack up the normal playing experience.+1
Dev blog: U and I - Together we continue our little improvements
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Awesome, you guys listened about the Overview Filter being Jacked. Thank you!Cool on the D-scan selector. Yeah, that all looks good! Keep ip that kind of good work!
[Phoebe] Long Distance Travel Changes - updates!
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We're going to bump the max range of black ops ships up slightly to 8LY, and likewise give them a ~50% fatigue bonus.When is this going to be Live on SiSi? Check a couple days ago and the Jump Range was Worse not better. Fatigue was very quickly accumilative... Not sure on that effect being accurate though.
Dev blog: Rebalancing EVE, One Module At A Time
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SOB! I just fixed most of my ship fits on EFT, and reupdage the fitting manager from all the stupid name changes of mods and the ship rebalances... Now that's useless until you guys are all done redoing everything again! It's a frakin job just to keep updated ship fits with you guys when I have hundreds of ships everywhere. Bitter sweet CCP... Bitter sweet
[Oceanus] Interceptor Updates
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You peeps at CCP seemed to have ignored the Giant Elephant in the Room! Is this really ALL that you're doing? Afterall you guys "Claim" to read the forums and "pay attention" to your clients, erm I mean player base... Right?
Oceanus inty/dictor rebal
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+1 I like your analysis of the ships and agree with the bubble immunity swap to Dictors... It lends to their Role perfectly.One of the other main problems I have with Interceptors (even T1 Frigs) is their insane Align time. You know it's broken when another Interceptor with a 4000+ scan Res can't even begin to start a locking cycle on an inty coming through a gate. FFS, CCP needs to adjust all ships Align time Increased. Leave the Instawarp to Pods... Make Shuttles the next fastest at say 4 seconds align, then Interceptors at around 6. Then so on and so forth. Of course tweak the numbers properly but it should be entirely possible for another interceptor with an insanely high scan res to catch another interceptor... Pure and simple.The other part of the problem is that you can't start locking someone until their cloak is dissolved, but for them, they can align and warp before that affect is gone, especially when fit right, so there's more to why they are unlockable.
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A young teacher was knocked down and killed as she walked home from a wedding celebration with her boyfriend.
24-year-old Tracy Melia from near Glenreavagh, Corrandulla, Co Galway, was hit and killed as she walked along the N17 in Claregalway, Galway at around 12.30am yesterday.
She had been celebrating the civil partnership of two friends at Peggy's bar in Claregalway.
Ms Melia suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Her 24-year-old boyfriend was taken to University Hospital Galway where he is being treated for his injuries, which are not life-threatening.
The driver of the car, a local man, was uninjured.
The road was closed as Garda Forensic Collision Investigators carried out an examination and diversions were put in place.
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Despite having a work force of only 21, the Little Egg Harbor Township Municipal Utilities Authority has three sets of fathers and sons, according to payroll records obtained by The Press of Atlantic City through an Open Public Records Act request.
MUA Director Dave Johnson said he doesn't believe it's a problem because none of the family members reports directly to one another.
Johnson's own son, Vincent Johnson, works for the government authority as operations chief.
"Just because someone is a family member doesn't mean they are not qualified to do the job. No one is hired here just to give them a job. Everyone works very hard here," said Johnson, whose agency does not have a policy against nepotism.
The MUA director's philosophy, however, doesn't match that of the Township Committee, which does have a nepotism policy and whose members appoint MUA commissioners.
Management of the MUA drew the attention of the Township Committee after The Press of Atlantic City reported in October that Johnson's $201,220-a-year salary in 2011 was among the highest in the state. In October, the committee began a feasibility study to determine whether to take over operation of the MUA.
"A nepotism policy that does not allow supervising family members is important to have," Township Administrator Garrett Loesch said.
Most municipal agencies and all state agencies have nepotism policies, said Emil Moschella, an attorney and executive director on the advisory board of the Rutgers Center for Government Compliance and Ethics.
"If it is a government-run organization, nepotism policies are there to avoid conflicts of interest and to ensure that when decisions are made that the personal, financial interests of the members or close family don't play a role in the hiring of people," Moschella said.
Moschella said it is strongly recommended that an organization such as Little Egg's MUA, with the number of family members employed, have a code of conduct in place, including a nepotism policy.
"One of the things we are talking about is the public's trust in government organizations, and typically government entities do have nepotism policies to guide ethical behavior," he said.
Johnson, who has been on the board since 1992, said he can't recall a discussion about the need for such a policy.
Joseph Mezzina, chairman of the MUA board of commissioners, said he sees nothing wrong with how the MUA operates.
"I've never thought of discussing a nepotism policy, and I don't think it's necessary to have one. If you look over at the township, they have a policy and have a lot of that going on," Mezzina said. Loesch said he doesn't believe there is any gray area within the township when it comes to the nepotism policy.
"I can't think of anyone who is in charge of anyone who is related. Certainly, if there is any kind of relation between two people, they were not involved in hiring or overseeing," Loesch said.
Mezzina said potential employees must go through a rigorous screening process before being hired at the MUA. Because the township is small and the MUA prefers hiring locals, hiring family is inevitable, he said.
"We prefer to hire locals, and if there is a policy that we have, well, that's it," he said.
The township's nepotism policy states that "immediate relatives shall not be hired, promoted or transferred to a regular full-time or regular part-time position where one relative would have the authority to appoint, remove, discipline or evaluate the performance of another."
Hiring would not be permitted when one relative would be "responsible for auditing the work of the other or where other circumstances exist that place relatives in a situation of actual or reasonably foreseeable conflict of interest," the policy also states.
The father-son employees at the MUA are:
f-9n Johnson and his son, Vincent, who is the operations chief at the MUA and has been employed there since July 1998. Vincent Johnson was paid gross wages of $82,643, according to 2011 payroll documents. The wages include payment for regular hours worked, holiday pay, overtime, unused sick, vacation and personal time and longevity.
f-9n Bart DiFrancia and Michael DiFrancia. According to payroll documents, Bart DiFrancia works as the plant's assistant maintenance chief and in 2011 was paid gross wages of $89,658. He has worked at the MUA since July 2001. His son, Michael, has been employed by the MUA since August 1995 and was paid gross wages of $115,285 as the plant's superintendent.
f-9n Mark E. Heinrichs and Mark E. Heinrichs Jr. The father has been employed at the MUA as a plant employee since August 2009 and his son has worked there since February 2002, according to payroll documents. Mark E. Heinrichs was paid $14,868 in gross wages, and his son was paid $71,059. Mark E. Heinrichs' position is part time at the MUA, and the pair has no supervisory power over one another, Mezzina said.
When it comes to family members working together, Dave Johnson said, he can understand why it would be questioned, but he believes the perception is worse than the act itself.
"We're not doing anything illegal or inappropriate here. Our employees are doing their jobs the best that they can," he said.
Johnson has his backers, including the New Jersey State League of Municipalities.
"Anyone can go out and make any kind of accusation. But what is wrong about it, more than just the fact that they're related? What is the real issue here? There is nothing illegal about it," league staff attorney Bill Kearns said.
It's not unusual to have fathers and sons working in the same department in small communities, and many times it is because of a family tradition, Kearns said.
But it has been decades since the township could be considered a small community.
In 2000, the township's population was 15,945, an increase of about 13,000 people over 1970. In 2004, the population was 19,334, and as of the 2010 U.S. Census, it was 20,065.
Township resident Art Mooney has been vocal at Township Committee meetings about issues concerning the MUA, including Dave Johnson's $201,220 salary.
Mooney said he isn't surprised multiple families' members are employed at the MUA.
"Sounds like a little bit of nepotism. I don't know if we can prove it or not. Were these the most qualified people for the job at the time they were hired? I don't know," Mooney said.
Mooney said he was directed by the Township Committee to lodge his complaints regarding the MUA with the agency. He said his grievance most likely would not be addressed, so he hasn't done that.
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My goodness, I love their room! You did a wonderful job. And reality sounds like it's settling in - oh boys, the world is a cruel cold place sometimes...ReplyDeleteReplies
thanks! i know, when they said that i just thought - yeah, it kind of sucks. i honestly think 5 days a week is a lot for anybody. i'd happy vote on a 4 day work/school week. maybe we should start a petition?Delete
So much to say. First. Have you considered renting a lens to see which wide angle you like before investing? Just a thought. We should chat lenses because I have too many thoughts to spend here. ;)ReplyDelete
Second. Friday is normally my cleaning day. I hike with my friend in the mornings, come home and clean before I pick up Cal. Well. Mostly clean. Neel vacuums. ;) I like having it done for the weekends.
THIRD (in caps because it's most important). I adore this room. Just love it. It's a perfect room for two elementary aged boys. Cozy but filled with child-like wonder. Light but warm. Good job, Momma.Replies
that's a good idea to rent a lens. wide angles are so spendy, i just can never pull that trigger . . . and i am not sure i want to invest in my camera. there's always a bigger and better one i am vying for ;)Delete
i think i am going to do the friday cleaning day. such a great idea. i am sure there will be weekend cleaning to do, but getting most things ready before the weekend would really help and not feel like one weekend day needs to be put aside for all of that.
and thank you! i definitely wanted light but warm, so i am glad it reads that way. it does to me too xoxo
their room is absolutely fantastic! you did such a great job. and i totally get you in regards to shooting interiors without a wide angle lens...it seems nearly impossible for me too!ReplyDeleteReplies
thank you! i feel like these photos make it all look so squished, and really it's not. it's a good sized room, but i just couldn't squeeze myself into the corners well enough to get wider shots. if i ever get that lens i'll have to take a few more :)Delete
Christine, all I could think when I scrolled through these photos is that they looked right out of a magazine, so I'm not sure you really need a wide lense. WOW! The room turned out so so cute! I love it and want to move in immediately :) Hoping you have been having a very sweet September. I am finally back blogging ~ have missed you!ReplyDelete
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wow, well thank you! usually i think rooms look better in photos, but in this case, i feel the room looks a lot better in person. so i will definitely take you compliment!Delete
so glad you are back. i've missed you too xoxo
Wow! Great job on the boys room! It looks so good, down to the last detail. I love the paint job you did on the wall. : )ReplyDeleteReplies
thank you, thank you!Delete
well done, lady! their room is awesome. such a cozy and tranquil space (twin boys have enough energy on their own that they do not need crazy colorful walls!), yet so bright and thoughtfully accesorized to encourage creativity and play. just really well balanced and beautifully done. when i finally buy a home, want to come over and help me design the interior? ;)ReplyDeleteReplies
i generally feel crazy enough i don't need colorful walls either ;) i am a renter as well, but luckily they let us paint and such. i've found lots of little ways to decorate without tearing any walls down. though i do dream of doing such things!Delete
Eee! I love love love it, but more importantly, you can tell just how much they love it, too. It's so good, cozy and well-decorated and not too overwhelmingly "designed," if that makes sense? You struck a really good balance of utility and 'pretty.' I get it, M+L, I don't want to go to work anymore. Maybe we can all play hooky? xoReplyDeleteReplies
thank you! they do really love it. and yes, that makes sense! i definitely didn't want it to feel sterile. while those rooms that have only three toys perfectly positioned high on a shelf look great in photos i can't imagine that they feel too great for kids.Delete
and yes, let's all just play hooky. xo
The room looks lovely, Christine. I love that it's filled with natural light and I also like the light colours you used for decorating.ReplyDeleteReplies
thank you so much ada!Delete
their room looks amazing. great job. and how funny that one week of school would have been enough. who would have thought :)ReplyDelete
I think the room is gorgeous! Love it! I wish I lived closer so I could let you borrow my wide-angle!ReplyDelete
i love their room! i'm behind on blog reading and i almost missed this post! i have to say, i love the color of their wall and the log pillow! i think it came together like a dream, especially their bedding! yo udid a wonderful job!ReplyDelete
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despite having completed all the configuration steps
of the Spiceworks, Spicemeter remains stuck at 97%.
The problem seems to be related to:
# Assign a dedicated email address (for help desk tickets)
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The Hidden Path is the 32nd song in the free background music series: longzijun.wordpress.com/2010/05/28/free-background-music/
A shorter seven-minute version of the song is also available.
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If you are having downloading problems, please refer to this page: Downloading Problems (Free Background Music Series).
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The video features Lee Chan. who choreographed and performed the dance, which combines classical ballet, contemporary dance and yoga.
Choreography & dance: Lee Chan
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As with other songs in the background music series, The Hidden Path may be used for free for non-commercial purposes. The download link is on the preview page (Go to Song No. 32): Background Music Preview and Download (Songs 25 – 32). For commercial purposes, including monetized videos, please refer to and follow the Terms of Use: longzijun.wordpress.com/music/free-background-music-series-terms-of-use/
The song was recording using Cakewalk's Home Studio. Most of the parts were played on a Korg M50 synthesizer. I also played alto saxophone in one section. The percussion parts were mostly created using pre-recorded hits and loops.
Duration: 11 minutes
Tempo: 115 bpm
The song is influenced by some African styles, most notably Juju music (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B9j%C3%BA_music). If you are interested in finding out about this music form, King Sunny Ade is a good place to start. Here is a clip of his song Ase:
You can find the East African music influences in The Hidden Path in the way that the song:
- Relies on a strictly pentatonic scale. In this song's case, the scale is related to C minor and only includes the notes C, E flat, F, G and B flat. This means there most of the traditional triads found in Western chord progressions cannot be formed. For example, the typical C minor chords of ii (D diminished), iv (F minor) and VI (A major) would need an A, while v (G minor) and VII (B flat major) would need a D. The use of the pentatonic scale also places a pretty great restriction on melodic possibilities.
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Of course, there are electronic music influences as well, such as the music in the album by David Byrne and Brian Eno—My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (which is also influenced by African timbres and rhythms).
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The Hidden Path was composed as a companion piece to my most popular song: Dreams, which is loosely inspired by Balinese Gamelan music.


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You need only watch one episode of HBO show Game of Thrones to realise North trumps South every time.
The northern Starks are honourable until the end, while the southern Lannisters are cunning and spiteful.
According to a recent YouGov poll, 28% of the British public have a "less positive view" of people from London than people from elsewhere and only 14% have a positive view of Londoners.
Northerners, with their jolly, happy-go-lucky attitudes, proper water and brass bands are stereotypically more approachable and better at making mashed potato than their southern peers. Londoners are angry and impatient, although I put this down to the city's extortionate rent and expensive beer.
I'm as southern as they come. I was born in Kent, brought up in Cambridge and went to university in London. My best friend moved from Manchester to London four years ago and, although she sees herself as an honouree Londoner, in the years we've lived together she hasn't lost her northern charm.
Loud, sociable and not afraid to say what she thinks, her no-nonsense attitude epitomises the very best of the north. She's taught me to make a proper pie, to pace myself on a northern night out and to ask for a sausage 'barm' instead of a sausage sandwich.
I love London. Granted, it's not everyone's cup of (Yorkshire) tea. It's smelly, noisy and full of tourists trying to find Buckingham palace. There's no fresh air, no green fields and everyone sneezes black, polluted snot. You'd be grumpy too if you had to travel home every day tucked into a stranger's armpit.
The 2012 Olympics changed Londoners, albeit briefly. As Team GB stormed to golden success, they chatted on the tube, gave directions to lost Americans and cheerily waited in line to buy overpriced drinks. Unfortunately, the Olympic spirit extinguished with the flame and, as the last athlete was loaded onto the final plane, Londoners returned to their sullen selves.
But, like it or not, the capital is a diverse hub of culture and business which always has something exciting to offer. Londoners come from all corners of the world and in Brixton market alone you can eat your way around Europe, Asia and South America. While the London Eye and Buckingham Palace entertain tourists, Londoners squirrel themselves away to dingy clubs in Shoreditch, rooftop bars in London Bridge or to the Hampstead ponds to swim in the open air. Plus, the city's always a few degrees warmer than the country because of the urban heat effect, which is nice.
Unsurprisingly, people from the North were the most scathing about London: 42% have a low opinion of Londoners, compared to 41% of those from Scotland, 34% of those from the Midlands and Wales and 18% from the rest of the South.
Interestingly, the feeling wasn't mutual. Just 28% of Londoners thought less of those from the North, although I wonder whether that percentage will change once the survey goes live!
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In my last F3 blog, I wrote about the new F3 firmware v 1.31. This is a key update for anyone using S-Log, because it enables S-Log output in 422 via the 'A' connector. At the same time, LUTs can be applied to the standard HD-SDI or HDMI outputs. It also enables the use of Sony's new 11-16mm zoom lens (SCL-P11X15), which is shipping soon, and simultaneous control of two SCL-Z18X140 power zoom lenses via 3D-LINK cable (with the CBK-3DL01 option installed). You can download this latest firmware from the Sony USA site.
Another important note for all F3 users – after firmware version 1.2 is installed, the old XDCAM Clip Browser will no longer work. Sony has stopped working on that software, and has instead focused on the newer XDCAM Browser. XDCAM Browser was designed to replace all the different apps used for XDCAM products, including XDCAM Clip Browser, XDCAM Transfer and all the PC apps as well. The newest XDCAM Browser will only work with clips from an F3 with firmware 1.2 or higher, so make sure to download the latest version today.


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Diagnosis and Treatment of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Am Fam Physician. 2016 Jul 15;94(2):106-113.
Patient information: A handout on this topic is available at http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/polycystic-ovary-syndrome.html.
Author disclosure: No relevant financial affiliations.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is the most common endocrinopathy among reproductive-aged women in the United States, affecting approximately 7% of female patients. Although the pathophysiology of the syndrome is complex and there is no single defect from which it is known to result, it is hypothesized that insulin resistance is a key factor. Metabolic syndrome is twice as common in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome compared with the general population, and patients with polycystic ovary syndrome are four times more likely than the general population to develop type 2 diabetes mellitus. Patient presentation is variable, ranging from asymptomatic to having multiple gynecologic, dermatologic, or metabolic manifestations. Guidelines from the Endocrine Society recommend using the Rotterdam criteria for diagnosis, which mandate the presence of two of the following three findings—hyperandrogenism, ovulatory dysfunction, and polycystic ovaries—plus the exclusion of other diagnoses that could result in hyperandrogenism or ovulatory dysfunction. It is reasonable to delay evaluation for polycystic ovary syndrome in adolescent patients until two years after menarche. For this age group, it is also recommended that all three Rotterdam criteria be met before the diagnosis is made. Patients who have marked virilization or rapid onset of symptoms require immediate evaluation for a potential androgen-secreting tumor. Treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome is individualized based on the patient's presentation and desire for pregnancy. For patients who are overweight, weight loss is recommended. Clomiphene and letrozole are first-line medications for infertility. Metformin is the first-line medication for metabolic manifestations, such as hyperglycemia. Hormonal contraceptives are first-line therapy for irregular menses and dermatologic manifestations.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a complex condition that is most often diagnosed by the presence of two of the three following criteria: hyperandrogenism, ovulatory dysfunction, and polycystic ovaries. Because these findings may have multiple causes other than PCOS, a careful, targeted history and physical examination are required to ensure appropriate diagnosis and treatment. This article provides an algorithmic approach to the care of patients with suspected or known PCOS.
Recent studies suggest that letrozole (Femara) is associated with higher live-birth and ovulation rates compared with clomiphene in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome.
A 2012 Cochrane review concluded that metformin does not improve fertility in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome.
|Clinical recommendation
|Evidence rating
All women diagnosed with PCOS should be screened for metabolic abnormalities (e.g., type 2 diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, hypertension), regardless of body mass index.
All women with suspected PCOS should be screened for thyroid disease, hyperprolactinemia, and nonclassical congenital adrenal hyperplasia.
A calorie-restricted diet is recommended for all patients with PCOS who are overweight. Weight loss has been shown to have a positive effect on fertility and metabolic profile.
Hormonal contraception (e.g., oral contraceptives) should be used as the initial treatment for menstrual cycle irregularity, hirsutism, and acne in patients with PCOS who are not actively trying to get pregnant.
PCOS = polycystic ovary syndrome.
A = consistent, good-quality patient-oriented evidence; B = inconsistent or limited-quality patient-oriented evidence; C = consensus, disease-oriented evidence, usual practice, expert opinion, or case series. For information about the SORT evidence rating system, go to http://www.aafp.org/afpsort.
|Clinical recommendation
|Evidence rating
All women diagnosed with PCOS should be screened for metabolic abnormalities (e.g., type 2 diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, hypertension), regardless of body mass index.
All women with suspected PCOS should be screened for thyroid disease, hyperprolactinemia, and nonclassical congenital adrenal hyperplasia.
A calorie-restricted diet is recommended for all patients with PCOS who are overweight. Weight loss has been shown to have a positive effect on fertility and metabolic profile.
Hormonal contraception (e.g., oral contraceptives) should be used as the initial treatment for menstrual cycle irregularity, hirsutism, and acne in patients with PCOS who are not actively trying to get pregnant.
PCOS = polycystic ovary syndrome.
A = consistent, good-quality patient-oriented evidence; B = inconsistent or limited-quality patient-oriented evidence; C = consensus, disease-oriented evidence, usual practice, expert opinion, or case series. For information
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Celtic will be favourites to progress to the next round of Champions League qualifying after a hard fought score-draw in Kazakhstan.
The visitors trailed Astana for most of the first leg encounter after Yuri Logvinenko headed his side into an 18-minute lead.
Astana had chances to build on their advantage and would later come to regret those spurned opportunities when Leigh Griffiths fired into the bottom corner following great work by Patrick Roberts.
The away goal will give Celtic an advantage when the sides meet again in Glasgow next Wednesday.
Brendan Rodgers side started the brighter of the two teams as Griffiths went close with a shot from the edge of the area.
However, they would fall behind to Astana's first threatening attack as Celtic's defensive frailties became apparent. With five first-team centre backs unavailable, Rodgers had to recall Efe Ambrose despite his error in the previous round against Lincoln Red Imps, pairing the Nigerian with young centre back Eoghan O'Connell. After Ambrose failed to properly clear a Patrick Twumasi cross, Logvinenko took advantage of poor marking by O'Connell to nod his team in front from the resulting corner, though Craig Gordon's decision to come and get nowhere near Twumasi's set-piece contributed heavily to the ball ending up in the back of the net.
From there Astana took control of the game and could have added to their lead before the half.
Azat Nurgaliev forced Gordon into a terrific save after latching on to a ball into the penalty area, while Junior Kabananga also brought in the best in the Celtic stopper after getting on the end of a Twumasi header.
Twumasi went close himself minutes into the second period after firing a sloppy Stuart Armstrong pass towards goal from 30 yards. Gordon was troubled by the movement on the ball but managed to keep it out. Nuragliev then came the closest of the lot when his effort from the edge of the area rattled the top of the crossbar.
Rodgers changed up his team in order to stem the Astana flow, going to a 4-5-1 with Nir Bitton replacing the quiet Moussa Dembele.
The change had the desired effect of halting the hosts momentum, though an equaliser still seemed unlikely prior to the 78th minute when Roberts nicked the ball off Dmitriy Shomko at the byline. The youngster continued down the line before looking up and picking out Griffiths, and Celtic's leading goalscorer last season made no mistake from a yard inside the penalty area.
Astana had two great chances to put themselves back in front. Kabananga forced Gordon into a front post stop after springing the offside trap. Then, in injury time, Roger Canas wasted the chance of the match by heading over from four yards after drifting into an unmarked area.
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4 Ocean View Drive, Wamberal
Live The Dream! House - Property ID: 701577
Opulence, position and brilliant presentation are the premier words to describe this majestic property know as Whitehaven' boasting 270 degree views of the Lagoon, Beach, Haven & Skillion.
Architecturally designed to take advantage of position, light and lifestyle with large open spaces and polished timber floors throughout the home. Centrally positioned chef's kitchen with gas cook top, Ceasar stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances. All bedrooms have built-in and extraordinary space and light, the master bedroom is a stunning retreat, boasting spa overlooking the lagoon.
Entertaining is a pleasure with the in-ground fully tiled glass mosaic pool and the rooftop terrace capable of hosting up to 60 guests. As you would expect the home is fully air-conditioned, has full surround sound system, security gates and remote garage access. Holiday rental yields are available upon request.
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