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CHICAGO � On a recent rainy, seemingly uneventful Wednesday afternoon, my friend started screaming. This was unlike any scream I had ever heard, and for good reason: She thought her 10-month-old baby, Declan, was dying.
CHICAGO � On a recent rainy, seemingly uneventful Wednesday afternoon, my friend started screaming. This was unlike any scream I had ever heard, and for good reason: She thought her 10-month-old baby, Declan, was dying.
I turned to Declan and instantly thought I might puke. His eyes were rolled back, and he was convulsing and foaming at the mouth. I thought he had a few seconds left to live.
As his mom screamed and cried, I frantically dialed 911 and begged them to hurry.
We then took little Declan out of his stroller as he convulsed and placed him on his back on the floor. By then, a crowd of moms had surrounded Declan (this happened outside a gymnastics class for 3-year-olds), and they all cried, screamed and paced helplessly.
The ambulance arrived swiftly and whisked the baby to the hospital, where he was later diagnosed as having had a febrile seizure, the most common type of childhood seizure. He would be fine.
But our reaction, while somewhat expected, wasn�t the most helpful.
Seizures and epilepsy affect nearly 3 million Americans, and 200,000 new cases occur annually, according to the Epilepsy Foundation. One out of every 10 people will have a seizure, and febrile seizures occur in 2 to 6 percent of children under age 5.
When you see one, know what to do � our reaction needed work.
�You didn�t do everything wrong,� said Dr. Jonathan Charney, a neurologist at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.
We didn�t put a spoon in Declan�s mouth to prevent him from biting off his tongue � a myth associated with seizures that can do more harm than good. We called 911, which was the right move.
But we didn�t time the seizure to make sure it didn�t go past the 5-minute mark.
�Most seizures are relatively brief (under 2 minutes), but many feel like an eternity in the heat of the moment,� said Dr. Shaun Hussain, a neurologist at the Mattel Children�s Hospital at UCLA. �A long seizure (more than 5 minutes and especially more than 30 minutes) is a medical emergency.�
While the seizure is happening, it�s essential to flip the person � child or adult � onto his or her side to prevent choking on fluids or vomit, Charney said.
We did that only after instructed to by the emergency dispatcher.
Declan�s seizure was a result of a fever. Febrile seizures are the most common form of seizure for children younger than 5, and they�re typically harmless, said Dr. Alexander Rotenberg, assistant professor of neurology at Harvard Medical School and epileptologist at Boston Children�s Hospital.
Childhood seizures likely result from brain connectivity and hyper-excitability, Hussain said. The molecular and cellular phenomena that help infants� cognitive development also come into play when they have a fever, sometimes resulting in a febrile seizure.
There is a link between seizures and autism, he said. About one-third of children with autism also suffer from epilepsy. �To the extent that autism is on the rise, seizures associated with autism are also on the rise,� Hussain said.
While seizures rarely do long-term harm, they can be scary to witness and hurt the person or others if the seizure involves a fall or driving.
Drugs, a high-protein/low-carbohydrate diet called the ketogenic diet, surgery and implantable devices are all used to help prevent seizures, Hussain said.
For nonepileptic seizures, doctors try to figure out the cause _ and stop it. So parents of those with febrile seizures should carry around a fever-reducer to stop the fever as soon as it starts.
Declan�s diaper bag now holds a fever-reducer and anti-seizure medicine to be administered rectally. The bag is heavier, but his mom sure doesn�t mind.


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Our beloved Olympia Le Tan opened the route we all followed… Through her designs or maybe art creations she explained to the fashion savvy women across the globe that the bag can be a funny statement that accompanies even a serious outfit. That the bag is the only accessory that deserves to be different, to make a statement, to provoke and to complicate the vision. This Fall let your clutch speak for you! Forget about oversized totes and pick a bold and eye-catching clutch that makes a statement…!
The clutches: 1. Lulu Guinness, 2. Sophia Webster, 3. Charlotte Olympia, 4. Olympia Le-Tan, 5. Kate Spade New York
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It is customary to give members of your wedding party and close relatives flowers to celebrate the special occasion. Feel free to distinguish close friends and other significant people in your life with flowers, too.
Boutonnieres are usually presented to the groom, groomsmen, ushers, the ring bearer, fathers, and grandfathers. The groom's flowers are often larger, more detailed, or a different color than those of the other gentlemen. While the groom's boutonniere typically coordinates with the bride's bouquet, the groomsmen's flowers should complement the bridesmaids' bouquets.
Boutonnieres are pinned to the left lapel of the men's jackets. The flower should face away from the wearer and be secured by a couple of pins.
Corsages distinguish the important women in your life. Your mother, mother-in-law, grandmothers, godmothers, readers, cantors, and any other special ladies will likely be honored to receive a flower.
There are three types of corsages: flowers that are pinned onto the left lapel or bodice, wrist corsages, and hand-held corsages. Hand-held corsages, or nosegays, are becoming very popular. These petite bouquets closely resemble the bridesmaids' bouquets.
Pin-on corsages are sometimes difficult to adhere to silk or sheer fabric. Opt for a wrist or hand-held corsage if this is the case.


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Things You Must Know Before Buying A Home
Would you like to know more about buying a home? Do you feel like there is so much for you to learn? Then you have come to the right place. The advice given to you in the following article is going to help you out when in search of a home.
For buyers that have lost their home to foreclosure keep your dream alive. There may have been many reasons for losing the home such as job loss. Keep in mind that someday you will own a home again and places like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can give you that dream again. Just make sure that you start saving now because you might have a higher down payment because of it.
Research the natural disasters that have occurred in the area of the home you are considering. Find out if the property lies near a fault or a flood zone, if wildfires are prevalent in the area or if the area is known for tornado activity. Not only do these factors influence the value of the home, this can make insuring the property, once you own it, much more expensive.
A down payment is not the only out of pocket fee that you are going to face when taking out a mortgage on a home. There are additional fees such as the closing cost, and some fees that may be charged by the realtor, that you may be charged before the home is yours.
When considering purchasing real estate located on or near a body of water, do your homework and check with the county zoning office to see if the property is in a zoned flood plain. Flood insurance can add a great expense to your home-buying budget and may not make that home on the river or the one within walking distance to the beach the best deal for your money as well as difficult to sell when you are ready to move.
To save money when buying real estate you should look for an existing house. New construction is down but the builder still needs to make a profit which will limit how much they can negotiate the price. Someone reselling a home may have much more room to dicker.
If you find a house that you really love, do not make an offer that is too low. Some sellers are not willing to negotiate if they become insulted by a low-ball offer. A realtor is the best person to make an offer on your behalf. They will know what is fair to offer for it, and likely will not offend the seller.
Searching for real estate can be overwhelming, luckily there are many sources available. Many real estate companies list available properties on their websites, which you can browse through at your leisure. If you are just curious and do not want to commit to a real estate agent, Craigslist and the local newspaper, are also great places to start.
When deciding to buy a home, it is important to have your finances in order before you start looking. New lending standards make it essential to prove that your credit is good. If you don't know your credit score, the first step is to get a copy of your credit report.
Buying a home with cash has both positive and negative aspects. If you purchase your home with cash, you circumvent the pre-qualification process and you have no out-of-pocket expenses for loan origination fees, appraisal fees, and closing costs. You also sidestep mortgage interest. If the home is your primary residence, the downside to buying a home with cash is that you lose out on the tax advantages that are available to homeowners which have a conventional loan.
When you have set your goals for buying or selling a home, be sure to record them. You are free to be as detailed as you like in setting your goals, since making a record of them will prevent you from forgetting them later. In fact, the more specific the goals are that you record, the better. They will remind you not to settle too easily.
As more and more home buyers do their shopping on the internet, curb appeal is more important than ever. Be sure to spruce up the exterior of your house before you put it on the market. If the outside of a house doesn't immediately attract attention, buyers will just click ahead to the next property.
Be extra cautious when purchasing or considering investment in foreign real estate. Make sure you fully understand their local laws about real estate and having non-citizens purchase real estate. The same rule applies abroad as it does in America: if an offer seems or sounds outrageously good to be true you may be getting fooled into purchasing a real estate flop and could loose a big investment.
Take a risk. You may think it would be impossible to afford, or too good to be true, but if you see a home that you absolutely love, go for it! The worst that can happen is not getting it. You will never know what a seller may approve unless you try.
If you are interested in buying a home, you should hold off on making any major purchases around that time. Buying large items may bring down your credit score a bit, which would mean that you may not get the best rate when you are looking to apply for a mortgage.
Before you begin looking for a new home, be sure your credit is in order. The better your credit score, the better chance you will have to get a home loan and the most competitive interest rates. Pay all outstanding bills and make sure there are no mistakes in your credit report. Your local bank can also provide help to increase your credit score.
As was mentioned in the beginning of the article, there is so much to learn about the home buying process. By reading the above article, you have increased your knowledge about this sometimes grueling process. Take the information this article has given to you to help home buying run smoothly.
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U. OREGON (US) — Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October has little effect on the number of diagnoses of breast cancer in November—but that is viewed as a good thing.
A new study finds that in the mid-1990s, when the awareness movement was expanding and was first recognized by the federal government as an official event, the pink campaign increased diagnoses—that has not been the case in recent years.
"In addition to showing a diminishing effect from NBCAM, the data indicate that the distribution of diagnoses over the calendar has become more uniform," says Grant Jacobsen, professor of planning, public policy, and management at the University of Oregon.
"Both of these findings suggest that women are now getting diagnosed as a result of routine screenings, as opposed to event-driven screenings. This is a good thing, since routine screening is likely to lead to earlier diagnoses."
The study is published in the Journal of Health Economics.
Researchers studied data from the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Registries database from five states and four metropolitan areas, the most complete record of diagnoses available, and found that before NBCAM was well established in the early 1990s, there were large fluctuations in the diagnosis of breast cancer, most notably.
Most notable to the researchers were significant spikes in 1974 and 1987 coinciding with announcements by first ladies Betty Ford and Nancy Reagan when each disclosed a breast cancer diagnosis.
"Our findings indicate that during the period before NBCAM, when breast cancer was rarely talked about, celebrity diagnoses reminded women of the risk of breast cancer and led some to seek out screening, and consequently resulted in increases in diagnoses," says co-author Kathryn Jacobsen, associate professor of epidemiology at George Mason University.
Breast cancer awareness is a rich subject for the study, the authors say, because it is one of the oldest and most well-established awareness campaigns in the U.S.
"So much has changed from 1987 when only 30 percent of women reported having a mammogram in the previous two years," Kathryn Jacobsen says. "Communities came together—women and men—to talk about breast cancer, and screenings among the target group increased to 70 percent by 1999."
"Our study is actually good news for breast cancer advocacy. It suggests that breast cancer advocacy efforts have increased awareness of the need for regular screening among American women," says Grant Jacobsen.
"There are other associated benefits beyond initial screenings that should perhaps be expanded now that the awareness campaign is mature."
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On Jun 23, 2009, at 2:30 AM, Anne van Kesteren wrote: > On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:13:30 +0200, Brad Kemper > <email@example.com> wrote: >> Are you saying that there is a technical barrier to having CORS >> provide restrictions instead of just easing restrictions, because it >> would need to prevent a resource from loading instead of just >> preventing it from executing? Or is it more of a philosophical >> problem >> because that was not the original intent of the standard? > > Imposing restrictions is something the WG considered to be out of > scope very early on for reasons I and others already explained. The only reasons I've heard have either been absurd, or left requests for clarification unanswered. It seems absurd to me that if a Web site owner indicated that certain images were not to be used in cross-site linking, that there would be massive breakage of the Web, presumably because so much of the Web depends on copyright violation, and violation is more important than protection. I don't see that there is really that much violation going on though. Either resources are copied outright, or the images are not intended to be restricted, or the only people that would be effected by the restrictions are thieves that would be just as foiled (at least temporarily) by the image owner removing the image or moving it to a different directory. That hardly sounds to me like something that would cause massive breakage. Besides images, a restrictive header could also be used to prevent illegal iframing of pages, such as what currently aids phishing attacks and click-jacking. Blocking ALL cross-site linking to a particular file type and then turning it off on a case-by-case basis (such as Firefox 3.5 will) is a much blunter hammer than just letting the site owners determine what they do and do not want restricted and then honoring that decision. > (CORS can be used for images by the way, but not for imposing > restrictions on whether they can be displayed, but whether they can > be round-tripped through <canvas>.) > > I'm not sure why this thread became cc'ed to the WHATWG list by the > way. Neither do I. > The WHATWG has nothing to do with CORS. The W3C WebApps WG is > working on it. If people want to continue debating CORS I suggest > they subscribe to firstname.lastname@example.com and make coherent proposals > there. I don't care that much about all Web apps, but this one seems to have particular relevance to the issue here. If the draft of a standard on resource sharing is going to allow headers that say what sites can share, but refuse to use those to restrict access from other sites, then we (site owner/authors/font-licensees and foundries) are forced to look for some other way. We end up spinning our wheels trying to make CSS or the font itself restrict access, instead of handling it in the place that would be most natural.Received on Tuesday, 23 June 2009 14:16:58 UTC
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Notebook Wars 3 – Guidology's OFFICIAL Review
Jun 9th
Notebook Wars 3 is finally out and is better than ever! Take to the skies with a whopping forty different ships and twenty different weapons to equip yourself with (compared to only ten different ships and ten different weapons in Notebook Wars 2). The game has a bunch of different levels, including two different modes, "normal" and "frenetic," which is much like easy and hard modes that you'll see in other games. It also features a survival mode that'll send endless swarms of enemies after you. Try to upgrade your ships as much as possible and buy the strongest weapons More >
Wake up the Box 4 – OFFICIAL Guide
May 24th
Wake up the Box 4 has just been released and the game is more puzzling then ever. In each stage you're goal is to draw objects to hit the box and hopefully wake him or her up. Unlike the previous games, where you were given set objects to use in each level, this time you have to draw the objects themselves. Most of the levels can be done in several different ways. This is an exciting advance to the Wake up the Box series. The games features some 30 levels, many of which will keep you thinking and challenging you. More >
Swindler – Guidology's OFFICIAL Review
May 14th
Posted by admin in Uncategorized
Swindler is a new and challenging puzzler with awesome rope-physics that allow your character to sway and escape dangers while trying to recover a chest of coins. The idea of the game is very simple, as well as the objective, but each level promises to be a new challenge. Many puzzle games are too easy, but this game actually challenges you to think for a moment, but also caters to the people who want a game to be a bit of action as well, including monsters and bombs, that'll kill you if you're not careful. Swindler is extremely fun and More >
Achievement Unlocked 3 – Guide (ALL 400 Achievements)
Apr 18th
Posted by admin in Walkthrough or Review
As you may have heard, Achievement Unlocked 3 has just recently come out and with a crazy 400 achievements any normal person is bound to get stuck! Lucky, John and Tasselfoot have teamed up once again to bring you an awesome walkthrough. Tasselfoot has a great speedrun of the game, completing it in about twenty-five minutes. You can check out the speedrun below, but what may be more helpful is a complete list of achievements. A full list can be found on the Armor Games site which is great when you come down to the last achievements and get stuck! More >
Achievement Unlocked 3 – Now Out!
Apr 18th
You heard it right, one of John's craziest games is now back for its third game! The first two were extremely successful, featuring a blue elephant (which we've seen in a couple of John's previous games, where your goal is to complete as many in-game achievements as possible. The first Achievement Unlocked has 100 achievements, and I believe the second one had the same amount, or possibly more, but the third Achievement Unlocked blows both of them out of the water with a whopping 400 achievements to collect in the game. If you liked the previous games, or are simply More >
Fancy Pants Adventure: World 3 – Guidology's OFFICIAL Review
Apr 7th
Posted by admin in Uncategorized
Possibly one of the best known Flash games makes it return, for it's second sequel Fancy Pants Adventure: World 3! Once again you play as Fancy Pants, a well animated stick figure, sporting some slick orange pants. The games aren't usually too difficult, but the main attraction to Fancy Pants has always been the slick controls, that you won't find in any other game, and the unique level design that has you running upside down at times, doing flips and simply running like a hedgehog for most of the game. With the combination of slick controls, unique level design, amazing art and More >
Fancy Pants Adventures: World 3 – Now Out!
Apr 6th
It seems like this week has been full of epic sequels. Today, Fancy Pants Adventure World 3 was released on Armor Games and I was so excited when I saw it. If you've not played Fancy Pants before, fear not, the game isn't too storyline oriented and you end up aiming for different things each game. Although, the same good fun is there, with slick controls, awesome graphics and incredible gameplay. I haven't gotten too far in the game, but I'll be sure to write up a review later, and maybe post a walkthrough for the game. Be sure to More >
FireBoy and WaterGirl: The Ice Temple – Complete Guide
Apr 5th
FireBoy and WaterGirl are back and with 35 new challenging puzzles! I remember the first time I played FireBoy and WaterGirl and I was instantly hooked! This puzzler challenges you to take control of both Fire and Water and reach the exit of each level. Of course it's not as easy as it sounds and each level is filled with obstacles and puzzles. If you like puzzle games, then you'll not want to miss out on this game, as it provides a good few hours of gameplay. Be sure to check it out today on Armor Games! Here is a More >
Monsters' Den Chronicles – Guide!
Mar 31st
Posted by admin in Walkthrough or Review
Monsters' Den Chronicles has recently been released and many of us may be trying to figure out the best way to survive through each campaign. This guide to very much a work in progress, so feel free to contribute with suggestions on what classes to pick at the beginning of campaigns, what the best weapons are, and what the best armors are. With a game like this there are many different paths to go with and some work better than others.
This guide still has a lot of work to be done, so I'll be continuously updating it until it's more complete. I'm trying to More >
Reich of Darkness – Guidology's OFFICIAL Review
Mar 17th
Reich of Darkness is a fast-paced strategy game, based on an alternative World War 2 timeline where the Nazis find an ancient artifact that would power their new devastating machines – once only science-fiction. Hanz Genzken puts you in charge of finding the pieces. Unfortunately, you find that the pieces to this artifact, that would turn the tables in your favor, are scattered all across Europe. In each battlefront you must command your troops to take buildings, collect gold, kill Allied soldiers and most importantly, destroy the Allied headquarter in each stage. Currently, there is only a Nazi campaign available, More >


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Gatineau Park's Lusk Cave is a superb marble cave and natural geological phenomenon that has been thousands of years in the making.
During the Ice Age, Canada went through four major glaciations. The last, the Wisconsin Glaciation, saw ice forming over almost all of Canada and as far as the state of Wisconsin in the United States. When the Wisconsin Glacier melted about 12,500 years ago, water trapped under the melting glacier was forced into cracks in the rocks. The marble of Lusk Cave eroded more quickly than surrounding rocks, causing a series of tunnels to form. Since then, Lusk Creek has continued to shape the cave.
Lusk Cave is in the Philippe Lake area, about five kilometres from Parent Beach. It is an easy hike on trails that feature interpretation panels along the way. The 10-kilometre round trip takes about four hours.
In the cave itself, water levels can be as high as a metre or more. It is recommended that cave explorers bring an extra pair of shoes, flashlight and safety helmet. Sandals and rubber boots are not recommended footwear.
Are you worried about what you might encounter in the cave? You are unlikely to find any wildlife in the cave, other than insects, frogs and a few fish in the stream — although a beaver did take up residence one summer.
Help us protect Gatineau Park, and leave no trace.
|There are washrooms at Parent Beach.
|Parking is available at Parent Beach on Philippe Lake. There is a vehicle access fee.
|Picnic Areas
|There is a picnic area at Parent Beach.
For more information, see Gatineau Park's visitor information.


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Purushu's award winning fashion blog was founded in 2009 while studying fashion design at NIFT New Delhi. At the age of 19, he was invited by FDCI to write official show reviews at India Fashion Week, New Delhi. Following a stint as menswear designer at Future Group (Lee Cooper), Mumbai in 2013, he relocated to Chennai where he continued blogging and wrote guest columns for The Hindu. In 2017, Purush Arie launched India's first exclusive gender neutral fashion e-commerce. Purushu spoke about gender neutral revolution through fashion at TEDxChennai in March 2018.
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Cognitive psychology
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Working Memory Model
Baddely & Hitch (1974) - proves there is more than one component to STM
Central executive --> control system, monitors, coordinates and directs the operation of the slave systems (visio-spatal, eposodic, phonological), allocates attention, no storage capacity
Visio-spatal scratch pad --> works as 'inner eye' - responsible for visual slatal coding (writing pad for remembering data), information only temporarily stored here, Logue (1995) suggested it could be divided into a visual cache (store) and inner scribe
Eposodic buffer --> general store - up to 18 secs (STM), limited capacity, intergrated information from slave systems + LTM
Phonological loop --> 2 parts: articulatory control system (rehursal of sounds - inner voice) responsible for acoustic encoding and phonological store (holds the words you hear - inner ear), limited capacity
Evaluating the WMM
- attempts to explain how memory functions - phonological loop helps us understand complex text and learn vocab e.g. not operative in some with dyslexia.
- PET brain scans show different parts of the brain are used whilst undertaking verbal and visual tasks - correspond with components of WMM.
- rehursal not the only means of transferring information - only a component within articulatory loop. also a extrememly influential model
- explains STM in terms of temporary storage and active processing - unlike MSM
- Brain damaged patient KF could remember visual but not verbal stimuli --> STM must be at least 2 systems --> disproves MSM
- doesn't explain changes in processing ability that occur as a result of practice time
- vagueness of central exective means it can be used to explain almost anything - bad
- capacity of Central exective has never been measured
- only concerns itself with STM - not a comprehensive model of memory
Multi-Store Model
Atkinson & Shiffrin (1968)
Sensory memory - encoding--> modality free (works in different 'languages'), depends on the sensory organ involved (all 5 senses) capacity--> 4 chunks of info duration--> less than a second
STM - encoding--> acoustic/visual capacity--> 7+-2 chunks of info (Miller 1956) duration--> up to 18 secs
LTM- encoding--> semantic (meaning) capacity--> potentially unlimited (no upper limit) duration--> potentially a lifetime
Evaluating the MSM
- strong evidence of three qualitively different stores, suggesting the basis is sound
- does provide an account of memory in terms of structure (three stores) and process (attention and verbal rehearsal). However has been criticised for focusing too much on structure and too little on process
- has clear predictions about memory, which means psychologists can conduct studies to test it. Strength bc they need to be conducting research to find out about human behaviour
- it oversimplifies memory structures and processes - is too simplistic
- Hyde & Jenkins (1973) --> surprise recall at the end of rating the pleasantness of some words meant that incidental learning had occured, showing that rehursal is not the only method of transferring information from STM to LTM.
- Baddeley et al (1973) --> participents could visualise the F whilst looking at the pointer with a moving spot of light but used different sensory modalities, suggesting 2 different stores to STM
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Councillors from the Scottish Borders Council have unanimously objected to the construction of a 15-turbine wind farm near Bonchester Bridge.
Banks Renewables, the company behind the project, has proposed to build the wind farm close to Birneyknowe Cottage, south east of Hawick.
However, planning officials have advised opposition due to its landscape, visual and cultural impact.
The size of the project means that the final decision on whether it goes ahead lies with the Scottish government.
Banks Renewables has argued that the project would provide a £2.5 million community benefit fund to support local groups and good causes.


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It's June First and that means, time for new Greywalker computer wallpaper! This month it's the wallpaper for Underground!
You'll need to scroll down a bit to find the right heading. but this one is extra cool to me, since this 'paper represents a map and overlay "drawn" by Quinton to show the important locations in the story, superimposed over a map of pre-fire Seattle complete with original street names. The map is courtesy of and copyright of the Seattle Fire Department. A lot of people helped me to find it and clear the copyright information, including the librarians of the Seattle Collections and archives at the downtown branch of the Seattle Public Library, some very kind women and the public relations coordinator at the Seattle Fire Department, and Galen Thomaier of the Last Resort Fire Depatment, which is also the Seattle Fire Department's historical society and archive. Thanks to all of those folks for the materials and to Thea Maia for the art as well as Eric Maia for sizing and zipping the files. I hope you enjoy them and please feel free to spread the joy around if you know any other Greywalker fans or even Seattle history fans.


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At our activity group at the Nursery this morning there was lots of lively music & dancing, they banged on a proper snare drum with proper drumsticks, they rattled, they tambourined. Often sitting around looking a bit tired while aiming encouraging words at our young charges, today even the grown-ups were joining in. The 'Funky Monkey' dance was especially popular.
There were bananas, raisins, toast & drinks + teas & coffees for the grown-ups, then we all trotted out to the wonderful new garden there, funded by Lottery money. We first sat around on tree stumps & rugs while the host read 'We're on a Bear-Hunt'. Then we then walked around the garden enacting the story.
Back inside for more music, then we had an enactment of 'The Gruffalo' read on CD by Imelda Staunton with a backdrop & puppets. Jake's performance in the role of 'Fox' was masterly & he did an especially good job in the running away scene. And he showed extraordinary versatility in swapping roles when later running around the room scaring everyone as 'The Gruffalo' itself.
More music, dancing & playing, then we sang some action songs, old favourites like 'Wind the Bobbin Up', 'Incey Wincey Spider'. And finally the goodbye song, addressed individually to each child.
They had an especially great time, but it was sad. Probably because it was our last ever activity / playgroup there. There were a lot of goodbyes. I wonder if the twins might have picked up on some of this as we've had a difficult afternoon & evening; they've been very grizzly, possibly unsettled.
They've been at these groups since they were babies, from about 6 months I think. That's most of their lives. The staff there have watched them grow & develop, & some I think have come quite attached to them. There are some terrific & very able people there, & we'll all miss them. Losing all this, & for we parents too losing the regular contact with other Mums & Dads, will be a huge wrench.
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Transmission, Inheritance, Emulation 13
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Re: Transmission, Inheritance, Emulation 13
Peter A Goldsbury
Hello Allen,
Do you have the Japanese text of Hakeda's Kukai quote?
No. Or at least not that I'm aware of. Hey, as you saw, I was too lazy to even go to the book shelf and pull the book! I thought you were done with this and were no longer interested in sources in Japanese.
Peter A Goldsbury
The problem that struck me, when I was reading Hakeda and Yamasaki in preparation for this column, was: Why, if we are in a state of eternal harmony anyway, we need to become aware of this and "attune" ourselves to it.
OK, first off, my wife is sick and I have to look after both of my kids and prepare for a wedding so please forgive me if my answer is less than satisfactory. We can come back to this. It is an important question.
Buddhism is all about paradox. The basic idea is: The absolute is absolute. It exists in eternal harmony due to this fact, always has always will. In fact it is timeless. We, however, do NOT exist in this "world." Or, more to the point, WE are not AWARE that WE are this. The very fact of our subjective existence seems to point to the opposite, a dualistic, rather than absolute worldly existence. It is this dualistic "world" which we so greedily cling to and will stop at nothing to defend, since our very "existence" *seems* to depend upon it.
Peter A Goldsbury
Why is it not possible to accept our eternal harmonious state and get on with our lives?
It is. Or at least that is what I believe Buddhas would have us do. It is just that we won't. In fact, there isn't much that we won't do prevent this from happening. People (many actually) have been crucified for suggesting as much!
Peter A Goldsbury
After all, it was a "basic intuition" of Kukai. It seems that Kukai is taking back with one hand what he is giving with the other. If we do not "attune" ourselves with our eternal harmonious state, then the state itself seems to have no value.
Well, if I have made myself clear (which I doubt), you said it all when you said, "If we do not "attune" ourselves with our eternal harmonious state, then the state itself
to have no value." I'm told that once one passes through this "narrow gate" the view is much different on the "other side."
The catch for us is, one must have faith enough (it requires faith because one doesn't "see it" from here.) to "go there" in thought, word, and action before before one can realize the salvation that was always one's to begin with. This idea is talked about in the famous parable of the "hidden jewel" from Chapter 8 of the Lotus Sutra. A quick Google pops up this link:
The idea is that we all have the potential to become enlightened to the fact our true state of eternal harmony and all that that implies. Most of us just don't call in our inheritance due to a combination of fear/hatred, greed, and ignorance.
Peter A Goldsbury
As far as you are aware, did Kukai deal acknowledge this problem, or deal with it?
I'm not trying to be cheeky when I say that it is my understanding that Kukai spent all of his adult life acknowledging this problem and trying to deal with it. His success rate, however, may be right up there with history's other "big hitters." Or to put it another way, with regards to transmission, here is another parallel with Aikido.
Peter A Goldsbury
With Ignatius of Loyola (with whose teachings I have a very direct acquaintance), the issue does not arise, since he starts off from the basic premise that the harmony has been broken and has to be restored.
May I suggest that you try ingesting Nagarjuna's Mulamadhyamakakarika? I like this translation and commentary:
but as always would suggest that, if one is serious, comparing it to other translations and other commentaries. It explains the logic behind bodhicitta.
Peter A Goldsbury
Finally, what was the title and theme of your masters thesis, that you able to include a picture of Christ in Morihei Ueshiba's dojo?
The Religious Influences on Aikido. I have an M.Ed. and proposed an appropriate theme but my advisor interrupted me during my proposal and asked, "Do you use Aikido in education?" When I answered in the affirmative she said, "Why don't you work on that." I was stunned to say the least!
Shirata sensei had just passed away along with my father and my beloved Shodo sensei. I took a year sabbatical from work to complete my Masters Degree and to sort of take a breath. I was wondering what to do next with my Aikido since my teacher was gone and I kind of took my advisor's advice as a "sign." Shirata sensei had taught a Haguro Yamabushi no Gyo in his final years and I wanted to learn more about that since I figured nobody else was (to my mind) on a par with his teaching of Aikido and the Shugendo Shugyo seemed significant to sensei. So, I used the opportunity presented by my advisor to learn more about my teachers teachings. In the process I became ordained in Shingon-shu . . . twice!
BTW, I used a lot of research I had done in the early to mid eighties (contacting Omoto Kyo, etc., reading the Kojiki and Nohongi, learning what I could of Kotodama via Nakazono sensei and various Shinko Shukyo, etc.). I tried sharing what I'd found at the time but, surprise, surprise, no body seemed to care . . . that stuff didn't have anything to do with their sensei or organization. I think the internet may have changed that to some extent.
Peter A Goldsbury
Can we be sure that you are not secretly writing a major novel as a follow-up?
Maybe . . . probably not. Maybe . . . after I retire!
Peter A Goldsbury
All the best to you. I'm looking forward to sitting down together in the near future!
(Once again, I apologize if this is a mess.)
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Ron Larner has been honored as "Volunteer of the Year" for 2014 by Friends of the Castle. Announcement of the award was made at the 36th Annual Meeting at the Villa Kathrine at 532 Gardner Expressway in Quincy.
Friends of the Castle is the not-for-profit organization that restored and operates the Villa. Larner has been a Volunteer Host at the Villa since 1995. He also served as Membership Chair for Friends of the Castle for three years and Board of Trustees member for three years.
Before retiring Larner taught full time at Liberty High School for 30 years, and taught part time and full time at John Wood Community College for many years. He and his wife Joan will be celebrating their 51st Wedding Anniversary in August. They have been blessed with a daughter and a son and three grandchildren.
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Crytek's Crysis game has long been renouned as one of the hardest games to run. The CryEngine2 which it used wasn't the most console friendly and even high end computers struggled too. Now they have decided to re-release Crysis on console using the latest CryEngine 3 which Crysis 2 uses. The results is that Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 will both now be able to run the game with improved visual details and performance. It features the new lighting, effects and nano-suit controls as well as Stereoscopic 3D support.
Crytek was pushed towards accommodating the console market after rampant piracy was eating into the profits of the PC branch of Crysis but even so it has worked well for the PC market too since Crysis 2 is much more hardware friendly. The CEO had this to say about the new release:
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Many first time home buyers have the option to buy a home with an Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM for short), but many of these consumers may not understand how an ARM really works and whether it is the right choice for them. This article focuses on explaining how an ARM works and what some of the common terms associated with an ARM mean.
Almost all home buyers have heard of the term '5 Year ARM', but what does this really mean? The most important thing to know about an ARM is that the interest rate on such a mortgage is adjustable and can change throughout the lifetime of a mortgage. However, there is a certain period of time that an ARM's interest rate does not change referred to as the Adjustment Period. When you hear the term '5 Year ARM', you are being told the Adjustment Period of this loan. Do not confuse the Adjustment Period of an ARM with its Term (the life of the loan) which is usually 30 years. Simply put, a 5 Year ARM is an adjustable rate mortgage whose interest rate remains fixed for the first five years of the loan but will become adjustable for the remaining 25 years of the loan.
All Adjustable Rate Mortgages have an initial interest rate, also referred to as a 'teaser rate', that stays constant during the adjustment period. However, after the adjustment period, this initial interest rate can suddenly change to a higher value thereby increasing your monthly mortgage payment. There are limitations, though, to the amount that your interest can change. These limitations are known as Index, Margin, Periodic Rate Cap and Lifetime Rate Cap.
All Adjustable Rate Mortgages are tied to an Index. An Index is basically a financial instrument that has a rate that varies. Common examples of Indexes that many ARMs are tied to are the LIBOR (London Inter Bank Offered Rate) or the US T Bill (United States Treasure Bill). One of the other important parts of an ARM is its Margin. In the context of an ARM, Margin is the amount of profit that your bank will tack onto the Index. If your ARM is tied to an Index such as the LIBOR, after your Adjustment Period when your mortgage's interest rate becomes variable, your bank will set your new interest rate based on the price of this Index plus a Margin. It is OK if you are confused, I will show you how this all works in an example at the end of this article.
Because of the lack of control that home buyers have on the behavior of an Index, a common concern is that a sudden change in their interest rate can occur if the Index that their ARM follows suddenly increases. To help protect consumers against such wild shifts, every ARM has a Periodic and Lifetime Rate Cap. A Periodic Rate Cap sets an annual limit by which your ARM's interest rate can change by. A Lifetime Rate Cap sets the maximum interest rate that you will ever be charged on your ARM. Banks do not typically advertise their Periodic and Lifetime Rate Caps so you should ask them what these rates are when you are shopping around for your mortgage.
Now, let's work through an example that brings all of these concepts together. For a clear visual demonstration of this example, open this Adjustable Rate Mortgage Calculator in a new window and follow along. In this example, let's assume that you are shopping for a $100,000 mortgage and your bank offers you a 30 year Term Adjustable Rate Mortgage that follows the LIBOR with a 5 year Adjustment Period, a 5.5% Initial Interest Rate, a Margin of 1%, a Periodic Rate Cap of 2%, and a Lifetime Rate Cap of 10%.
In this example, for the first 5 years of your mortgage, your interest rate will be set to 5.5% and your monthly loan payment will be $567. After your 5 year Adjustment Period is over, let's assume that the LIBOR has jumped to 12%. When you account for the 1% Margin, your interest rate could theoretically jump to 13%! However, because you have a 2% Periodic Rate Cap, your interest rate between year 5 and year 6 will increase by 2% to become 7.5% (monthly loan payment of $683). Similarly, between year 6 and year 7 your interest rate will increase by another 2% to become 9.5% (monthly loan payment of $804). Between year 7 and year 8, however, your interest rate will not jump by 2% to become 11.5%, but will only increase by 0.5% to hit your Lifetime Rate Cap of 10% (monthly loan payment of $835). Assuming that the LIBOR does not fall below 9%, your interest rate will remain at 10% for the remaining 22 years of your loan.
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The Caked Crusader
24th May 2010
What a fab idea – I've never thought to put coconut in a brownie before and am now kicking myself!
Feeling somewhat depressed after the election results, I was in need of cheering up. Something really sweet was required and having just seen Lucie's Brownie post, I was sorely tempted. Not having much restraint in the food line, I very quickly gave in to the temptation and cooked up a batch myself. As follows:
The Caked Crusader
24th May 2010
What a fab idea – I've never thought to put coconut in a brownie before and am now kicking myself!
24th May 2010
I took note of this recipe to make sometime too. They look really, really good. I am definitely going to try these now 🙂
Sushma Mallya
24th May 2010
Beautiful brownies..
24th May 2010
I fear for our waistlines, as I have a feeling we will be needing more and more of this comfort food lark over the next four years. Coconut brownies sound very comforting indeed.
Ananda Rajashekar
24th May 2010
Definitely a mouth watering brownie to kick depression miles away 🙂
24th May 2010
Great recipe and they also look wonderful too. I love the addition of coconut.
24th May 2010
You and Lucy are ganging up on me ~ just going to have to make a batch now!!!
24th May 2010
First visit here. Love your blog. These brownies look perfect.
24th May 2010
Thanks for the mention. So glad you tried these. I loved them. Yours look so good – particularly with the coconut on top. Lucie x
24th May 2010
These look super-lush. I can feel a batch coming on at the weekend; I've been wanting to make brownies for a bit and this might just have tipped me over the edge.
25th May 2010
These look great! I always make brownies with cocoa ( and frozen raspberrries chucked in like marbles) but coconut – there's a good thought – no – there's a GREAT thought – a sort of Bounty Brownie..
Wendy@The Omnivorous Bear
25th May 2010
What a delicious sounding brownie – I can imagine how it tastes…… delicious!
25th May 2010
Interesting combination.
25th May 2010
These sound great – definitely need to go in my 'must make' pile. My chocolate loving daughter would be delighted with these!
'Meanderings through my Cookbook'
26th May 2010
TCC – well it's not a thought I had had either – don't kick yourself, just make some.
Jac – look forward to seeing how yours turn out.
Sushma – thank you
Kath – trouble is, I don't really need an excuse.
Ananda – thank you
Margaret – not a combination I would have thought of, but it's a good one.
Natalie – thanks for dropping by and saying nice things. Hope to hear from you again.
Chele – oh good, this is a bit like Sweet & Simple bakes, only we're not all making things at the same time.
Vegboxboy – ooh, brownies on your blog – can't wait!
Lucie – thank you for bringing these to my attention
Liz – yes a bounty brownie is a good way of summing up. Now feeling I need raspberries though – great idea.
Wendy – thank you, they were good.
Janice – you don't sound to keen on the idea?
Hopeeternal – always happy to help satisfy chocolate cravings
Heavenly Housewife
26th May 2010
What a wonderful brownie. I just cant resist anything with coconut in it.
*kisses* HH
26th May 2010
I am loving these brownies… coconut and chocolate are a match made in heaven.
27th May 2010
Mmmm…beautiful brownies. With coconut added, it's even better. I love it.
27th May 2010
Good gracious! Lovely looking brownies. With wholemeal and quinoa, they must be healthy too!
27th May 2010
Mmm, I love coconut with chocolate and these WILL be made at the weekend! Yours look delicious. 😀
27th May 2010
I think you're right and the next few years might be a bit lean, so all the more reason to try to fatten them up a bit with some cheering cake. Butter, sugar and chocolate are wholefoods too! Looks yum.
Did your constituency turn blue? I was surprised at some of the results from the SouthWest
28th May 2010
Thank you HH
Pam – trouble is chocolate and so many things are a match made in heaven!
Thank you MaryMoh
MD – of course they are healthy ….!
Lisa – thank you, look forward to seeing them on your blog.
Oxslip – yes we did turn blue, bit of a shock – along with most of the rest of the South West it seems
28th May 2010
Recipe bookmarked! Thanks for this! I like to make it more moist.
29th May 2010
Cribs – Thanks for dropping by. These aren't your typical gooey brownies, but they are quite moist.
30th May 2010
Bounty bars are pretty much my favourite chocolate, so I don't take much convincing that these are great! And I know what you mean about the election results.
10th June 2010
WOw I'd never thought of putting coconut in with brownies! These look squidgy and delicious, I shall have to make some for my colleagues.
14th June 2010
FoodyCat – Bounty Bars are pretty good aren't they – especially the dark ones.
Becs – Would love to know what you think if you do give them a go.
14th August 2012
oooh chocolate and coconut! those look SO fudgy and amazing!
Maya Russell
2nd March 2013
Nice combination and they look dark and fudgy.
4th April 2013
I love the idea of putting coconut in a brownie.
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Leadership as Stewardship, Part Two
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Convictional leaders are called to fulfill a stewardship of breathtaking proportions. The knowledge that our calling is the stewardship is both liberating and limiting.
MSNBC Host Who Said Kids Belong To Community Also Says Education Funding Desperately Inadequate
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United States spends more per pupil than any country in the world; 30 percent more than a decade ago
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Was glad to be able to spend some time with dear friends today and squeeze in some shopping before leaving KL. Thankful for safe journey for both myself and for dear hubby who has arrived safely back in Penang.
Also thank God for the best behaved baby I can ever asked for who did not cry and look for Mama while I was away the whole time, even though she was a little under the weather!
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To get an AKC Master Hunter Upland title, a dog must pass 5 master-level spaniel tests. By the end of 2016, Carlin had passed 4. So we loaded up the car, and trekked 450 miles to the headwaters of the Missouri River in Three Forks, Montana to see if we could get that 5th pass at the test put on by the Missouri Headwaters Gun Dog Club on Saturday, May 20th.
The setting was the Missouri Headwaters State Park where Lewis and Clark camped in 1805, at the confluence of the Madison, Jefferson, and Gallatin Rivers. With all those rivers, the grounds were flat and lush, covered with still-green, calf-high grasses and dotted with native shrubs, some low at 1 foot, some reaching 10 feet tall. This all provided dense cover, challenging dogs to find birds and obscuring those dogs from the the vision of their handlers and judges from time to time. Often, you could see bushes rustling, but not actually see the dog making them move.
Russ and Carlin started 5th in the Master test, after the Juniors and Seniors had already run. Even though snow had fallen only three days prior, the weather was warming up fast by the time of his run. We wanted to make a good show of it, as Carlin was the first Irish Water Spaniel most of the folks had ever seen, much less watch one run in a spaniel test.
Russ sent him off with a "Hunt it up!" Carlin quartered the field easily, stopping to circle and investigate the many clusters of shrubs. In pretty short order, he flushed a rooster pheasant on the right side of the course, which the gunner knocked down about 40 yards away. Carlin was steady to flush and shot, and when the judge tapped Russ' shoulder, Russ said, "Take it!" Carlin ran to where he'd seen the bird fall, but the bird wasn't there. We in the gallery saw the bird flutter another 10 yards away, with Carlin on its tail. He grabbed it up and delivered the live bird to hand.
One bird down, 4 to go.
The next bird was a chukar, which Carlin flushed up on the left. Once again, Carlin was steady to wing and shot. The gunner knocked that bird down into heavy cover, which proved no trouble for Carlin. He delivered that one to hand, too.
Two down, 3 to go.
This club decided to hold the hunt dead test immediately after a dog qualified in the flushing part of the test. So Russ and Carlin hid behind one of the shrubs while one of the judges placed the dead bird about 65 yards off the course in a patch of low bushy cover.
Russ lined Carlin up in the direction where the judges indicated that there was a hidden dead bird. Carlin started off in that direction, but then veered 30 degrees off to the left of the line into another area of dense cover, and started to hunt. Before Russ could whistle-sit Carlin in order to handle him back to the area where the dead bird had been hidden, Carlin flushed a duck out of the cover where he was hunting. Without even thinking, Russ blasted the whistle and Carlin slammed his butt to the ground. Every one watched the duck fly temptingly low over the hunt test course, while Carlin kept his butt on the ground. Every one was stunned. No one knew there was a duck there, except Carlin.
So then, Russ called him in about 15 yards, did another whistle-sit, and then with a right-hand back, spun Carlin around in the direction to the original dead bird. He picked the chukar up and promptly delivered it to hand.
With that done, the gallery broke into amazed applause. Flushing ducks is not usually part of the hunt dead. Three birds down, 2 to go.
For the water series, the test moved over to a slough near the Madison River, about a mile away from the land work. Working in the river might have been nice in the Fall, but this is Spring, and cold water was rushing too fast in the river.
The Master water blind retrieve went first. Only 4 dogs made it to that point. The 50-yard retrieve started on the bank of the slough, went across some water, across an island in the slough, across another channel, and up a steep rocky bank.
Russ lined Carlin up again and sent him. Carlin did a flashy launch into the water, swam to the island, and began to search the island for birds. Russ handled Carlin back over to the spot where he had first gotten onto the island, had him do a whistle-sit, and then a back. Whereupon, Carlin turned around, launched himself into the second channel, and swam straight to the spot just below the rooster pheasant. After picking up the rooster, he made the return trip in a straight line, and handed it over. Very clean. We are very grateful for our friend's help and access to the quarry pond that we practiced in last week — the two scenarios turned out to be almost exactly the same (except the quarry pond blind retrieve was longer.)
For the final test, a marked water retrieve, we moved farther down the slough. Juniors and then Seniors went first, which left us as the second-to-last dog to run. So many tests have been failed at this point, where the dog has done everything beautifully up to this point, but then breaks, going after the bird before being sent. And Carlin and all the Master dogs were getting amped. They couldn't see anything, but they could hear the shots, splashes, and whistles.
When it was Carlin's turn, he was definitely dancing at the bank, waiting to go get his bird. The judges said, "When your dog is ready, give us the signal, and we'll call for the bird." Russ took the leash off. Carlin parked his butt. Russ raised his gun, and signaled the judges that they were ready. The whole gallery at this point is thinking, "Sit! Sit! Sit!" No one wanted to see Carlin break.
The bird was thrown, the gun shot went off, and still Carlin sat. The just tapped Russ's shoulder, and still Carlin sat. Russ waited three beats, and still Carlin sat.
Finally, finally, Russ said, "Take it!" and Carlin leapt into the water in true IWS style. He went straight out and straight back, and delivered the soggy chukar to hand.
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"Kim.Ti.Mo.Te.O hyung, Ha Sungwoon hyung, Taemin hyung, Kwonho hyung, Jongin hyung"
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1. I see Taemin, Moonkyu and Kwonho too. It looks like Jimin close to Jongin's friends~
2. keeuuuu Taemin got a new celebrity younger brother.. I'm so touched ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
3. Which group are Sungwoo, Moonkyu and Kwonho from?
ㄴ Kwonho is just a normal person! He's famous because he's a friend of Taemin and Kai!!
ㄴ Moonkyu used to be a trainee in SM and he's Kai and Taemin's friend! Now he's a member of the group HotShot
4. It looks like it's a group for good dancers ㅠㅠ
5. The end of the year stage belongs to you guys... please dance together in a shirt and lie...
6. wow I didn't expect to see Taemin. He doesn't have many friends besides Kai..
7. I love their friendship!
8. Keeeeuuuu I support them
9. Heol Taemin made another celebrity friend....
10. I wonder how they got close but it's really cute ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ I support their friendship☆


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I ran into a problem with the Sharebar plugin today that was really annoying. Every time I tried to enter the Big Button code or Small Button code for the Facebook icon, it would remove all the text when I clicked the update button.
After trying several different sets of code and hitting the Update Button, everything was still gone from both boxes. So I decided to skip the Facebook button for now and move on to adding a Google+ button to the site instead.
Guess what? I had the same #@%^ issue!
So this meant that the issue was not with the Facebook button on Sharebar. ALL the buttons had the disappearing code issue.
The Fix
Fortunately, the fix was not too difficult if you know how to navigate your WordPress database. Assuming you are using the phpMyAdmin Control Panel, follow the steps below to add your Facebook or Google+ code to the Sharebar plugin:
- First, log into your WordPress database.
- Then find the wp_sharebar table and open that. See Pic 2
- Next, click the SQL tab and then click Go to do an SQL Querry that selects and displays all the records of the wp_sharebar table. See Pic 3
- You should now see a list of all the records for the wp_sharebar. See Pic 4
- Find the record that has 'facebook' in the name field and click the pencil icon to the left. See Pic 4
- You should now have the record for Facebook open for editing. See Pic 5
- In the big field, enter the code to display a large Facebook Like Button. See Pic 5
- In the small field, enter the code to display a small Facebook Like Button. See Pic 5
- Click the Go button to update the field. See Pic 5
To add the Google+ button code manually follow the same steps with the Google+ record in the wp_sharebar table.
Pic 2 – WordPress Table List
Pic 3 – SQL Query Screen
Pic 4 – wp_sharebar Record List


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Each summer is a new experience and even more than that each summer I get to make a new family. Whether it's a group of crazy gals on an Island in Greece, a house full of goofy humans working at SeaWorld Orlando together or a group of urban farming gals as it was this year.
I love my summer families. We talk about everything and tackle life together, day in an day out we share food, fun and frustrations. We argue politics, beliefs, redefine our perspectives and furiously defend our feminism together. And it's beautiful.
I am elated for one member of last years family to be getting married this fall as I got to be there for the adorable proposal and I got to witness another amazing young woman fight for food security and make it into the New York Times. Another family member is moving to Lebanon to tackle international relations while another is making our world more sustainable. These are some incredible young women and men who inspire me and make the experiences of my summer more incredible and educational than ever before.
This echoes so many experiences in life from internships, to travel to school: it is the people that matter most. From those five second interactions that change your world to those eternal friendships that cover thousands of miles. And this summer just as the summers before (and most certainly the seasons in between) remind me that in the next steps of life, the scary, exciting NEXT that is before me there will always be a new family to be made.
There will be those humans so inspiring and wonderful whose world with collide with my own, and I am so grateful for the humans who are already a part of my world. And as we each adventure off into our own city, country, continent, and worlds, I am so elated to see what each of our journeys hold.


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Expanding Your Process Automation Plant Requires Bigger Data Too
Foremost Farms Doubles Production and Adds Data Acquisition and Historian Functions to Its SCADA/HMI System to Find Exceptions and Improve Operations
Growth means change—so it's not easy for people, organizations or even, I suspect, for hardworking microorganisms turning juice into wine or milk into cheese.
Similarly, food and beverage manufacturers have always been serious about process control and automation, but they usually haven't had to be quite as obsessive as their counterparts in the oil, gas and chemical fields. This is likely because food and beverage applications don't traditionally operate at temperatures, pressures and product volumes as high as those in traditionally bigger-ticket oil, gas and chemical processes, so there's typically less potential for accidents and injuries.
Well, times are changing, and food and beverage production for many manufacturers is way up, so they're adopting more sophisticated and affordable sensing and control technologies as their applications expand, though this can mean overcoming some initial growing pains too.
For example, Foremost Farms USA, in Baraboo, Wis., recently doubled the size of its cheese-making operations at its production plant in Appleton, Wis. It increased production from processing 1 million to more than 2.2 million pounds of milk per day, and from producing 65 million to 130 million pounds of cheese per year by adding a second production line, and increasing its packaging lines from two to four. But this expansion also required more data gathering, handling and analysis to keep all its processes running optimally (Figure 1). Either Foremost Farms' engineers had to install and maintain more of the paper chart recorders and loggers they'd been using, or they had to find another way manage all their critical signals and operating information.
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Foremost Farms is a farmer-owned milk-processing and marketing cooperative, and its 1,700 member/owners produce more than 5 billion pounds of milk per year, which its 12 plants use to manufacture cheese, butter, specialty whey ingredients, bulk fluid milk and other products for markets and applications worldwide (Figure 2). The cooperative is the seventh-largest U.S dairy cooperative, and it has annual sales of $1.7 billion, which places it 24th in annual sales among the top 100 U.S. dairy processors. Its whey products include pharmaceutical-grade lactose, which is dried and crystallized to different sizes, so it can be used to convey timed-release medicines.
To collect, organize and interpret all its extra cheese production data—and make useful decisions based on it—Foremost Farms decided skip the usual chart recorders and loggers, and expand its data acquisition (DAQ) and historian capabilities within its existing HMI/SCADA software and interfaces. As a result, the Appleton plant also expanded its use of GE Intelligent Platforms' Proficy Historian DAQ functions with its existing Proficy iFix SCADA/HMI software to collect and help analyze data, find exceptions and improve operations. System integration of the project was performed by P. J. Kortens & Co., also of Appleton, and distributor Industrial Network Services in Arlington Heights, Ill.
"Foremost Farms has been using Proficy iFix for about 16 years, but just for process control. About 10 years ago, we began using iFix and Proficy Historian to gather trends electronically via existing Cisco routers and Ethernet networking. That's when we began to stop putting in new recorders and loggers, and it's what encouraged us to use Proficy Historian for the plant expansion," says Sheri Tuzinkewich, dairy industry consultant and Foremost Farms' former process integration manager. "We'd also been lacking some accurate data from our loggers. We weren't getting enough information after production. And we couldn't drill down into our former system to the data we wanted. Foremost Farms is one of the first companies that does its own audits daily or every four to six hours, especially on new applications or plants, so we really needed better information. We also needed more complete data for state, federal and customer auditors. They each visit once or twice per year, but together this adds up to one or two visits per month. With the recorders, we'd have an operating signal that a tank had been washed, but it wouldn't indicate the tracking number."
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text: Article | April 01, 2000Technology in the Treatment of Language Disorders: Introduction Don Robin Author Notes Don RobinIssue Editor © 2000 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Article Information Articles Article | April 01, 2000 Technology in the Treatment of Language Disorders: Introduction SIG 2 Perspectives on Neurophysiology and Neurogenic Speech and Language Disorders, April 2000, Vol. 10, 6. doi:10.1044/nnsld10.1.6-a SIG 2 Perspectives on Neurophysiology and Neurogenic Speech and Language Disorders, April 2000, Vol. 10, 6. doi:10.1044/nnsld10.1.6-a View Article Figures Tables PDF PDF Supplemental Data Supplements Multimedia Share Email Twitter Facebook Pinterest Tools Get Citation Citation Robin, D. (2000). Technology in the Treatment of Language Disorders: Introduction. Perspect Neurophysiol Neurogenic Speech Lang Disord, 10(1), 6. doi: 10.1044/nnsld10.1.6-a. Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager © 2018 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association × Alerts User Alerts You are adding an alert for: Technology in the Treatment of Language Disorders: Introduction You will receive an email whenever this article is corrected, updated, or cited in the literature. You can manage this and all other alerts in My Account The alert will be sent to: Confirm × Sign In or Create a free account to receive alerts. × This issue of the Division 2 Newsletter focuses on the role of technology in treating persons with language disorders, particularly aphasia. Three very different approaches are presented. One message I would like to emphasize for the readers is that each clinician must carefully evaluate any program of treatment and be a careful consumer. I urge you to do the same with the programs presented here. For instance, whether or not the program has received support, you, the clinician, must carefully evaluate its utility for a given client. You should always keep in mind that most programs are not for every client you see with language disorders. You should be well aware of efficacy data, or the lack thereof, when deciding about using a treatment program. You must be able to evaluate whether the efficacy data come from a carefully controlled study, so that you can be reasonably sure the effects reported are actually the result of the treatment. Typically, pre- and post-treatment designs are not as informative as single subject designs (though there are a number of noteworthy exceptions in the literature). You should evaluate the theoretical underpinnings of the approaches, if applicable. In other words, I would urge each of you to take nothing at face value and to critically evaluate the programs you encounter, so you can make informed decisions about which treatment(s) to use with a given patient. A helpful discussion of how to evaluate treatment programs can be viewed under FAQs in the speech-language pathology section of the ASHA Web site. Subscribe to view more For full access to this article, log in to an existing user account, become a SIG affiliate, or purchase a short-term subscription. Become a SIG Affiliate Join a SIG Pay Per View Entire SIG 2 Perspectives on Neurophysiology and Neurogenic Speech and Language Disorders content & archive 24-hour access $25.00 Buy Now This Issue 24-hour access $17.00 Buy Now This Article 24-hour access $10.00 Buy Now Sign In or Create an Account Please sign in using your ASHA.org login. If you do not have an ASHA login, you may register with us for free by creating a new account. Sign In or Create an Account We've Changed Our Publication Model... The 19 individual SIG Perspectives publications have been relaunched as the new, all-in-one Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups. Learn more > Related Articles Related Topics


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– The ASP Comes to the Natural State
Artists from the Natural State announce their banding together as the Arkansas Society of Printmakers. (Little Rock, AR, January 11, 2012) The Arkansas Society of Printmakers are proud to announce their recent formation. Comprised of artists and supporters of the art form of printmaking from across the state, the group seeks to generate greater excitement and appreciation for printmaking as a unique art form in the state of Arkansas and beyond. The ASP is committed to maintaining the integrity and identity of printmaking among artists by sharing skills and knowledge through mentorship, professional critique, collaboration, camaraderie, exhibition, and portfolio exchange opportunities. With a successful inaugural group exhibition under their belts, the group is looking forward to an exciting 2012 season.
Yearly memberships are available at both the student ($30) and non-student level ($50). If interested in joining the Arkansas Society of Printmakers, please contact Diane Harper at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. Business and community supporter memberships are available as well.
-Wanda Ewing received an individual artist grant from the Pollock Krasner Foundation and was curated by arts editor Charlotte Strick into the article Women By Women featured in the Winter Edition of the Paris Review.
-Beauvais Lyons chaired a panel session earlier this year on "The Art of Pranks" focused from an article in the December issue of ARTnews. In "The Joke's On Us," critic Ann Landi discusses the scholarship of pranks in art of the past century, citing artists and art movements including the Dadists, Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol, and others. Lyons' session at the College Art Association conference held in New York City included presentations by five artists and art historians, and offered a case for Prank Theory as the basis for reconsidering the history of modern and contemporary art.
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-Stephanie Standish's book 100 Midwest Artists will be published in May 2012. The book can be found on Amazon.com 100 midwest artists
-Craig Fisher
The Intaglio Works of Ohio Printmaker Craig Fisher
January 17th- February 17, 2012, Bowling Green State University's Firelands Gallery
-The House that Feminism Built
An interactive, growing exhibition making room for feminist dialogue
February 3 – March 31, 2012
Parallax Space, Lincoln, Nebraska
Featuring the collaboration of several MAPC members including Jewel Noll, Trudie Teijink, and several others. Information on the project can be found at: http://unlwomanhouse.org/
-Les Femmes Folles Presents: Voice
The New BLK, Omaha, NE
April 13-30
Featuring the artworks of several MAPC members including Wanda Ewing, Jewel Noll, Trudie Teijink, Ella Weber,
–Society of American Graphic Artists: Hands On
Projects Gallery, in collaboration with the Society of American Graphic Artists (SAGA), will be exhibiting Hands On from February 3rd – 25th, a group offering of fourteen highly accomplished printmakers that use hand-pulled processes to create their art. These fourteen artists are the current council members of SAGA, a juried, not-for-profit national organization of fine art printmakers based in Manhattan


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The movie entitled, The Lovely Bones, shows a great deal of inspiration that inspires people… especially me… I love movies that speaks for justice.
An innocent child, 14 years of age was murdered and that her presence as a soul and absence as a body defines the hardships in seeking for justice. The family is emotionally and psychologically disturbed: they longed to see her again, however impossible. they know, someone must pay, but definitely they do not know where to find the first step to seek the peace of mind and peace of the spirit. Whenever we hear of cases that discuss justice, the first question is: where and how to find it? A family in search for it goes through a lot of coping and made a lot of ways to forget the unpleasant thing that have happened to them. However, as long as it is missing, nothing is change. the fact that the absence of one of the family members is unknown, anxiety remains.
The only way to relieve the pains is to gain the courage to resolve and face the fears, optimistically saying: Do not give up, never lose the hope that someday all will be placed on its right track. And that seeing the blue horizon is never too far, that the rainbow will bend across the sky, and the ocean will give its ways, The heart will beat and stones will float accordingly placed. the voices of the dead may be followed to find the way out, but should it be more on listening to the singing of emotions that blends with the laughter of the unseen?
Peacefulness, Happiness…. Through tears are expressed. But understanding the cause is never easy when left with no signs but sadness.
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