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Ashli Oliver had an amazing idea last year to round up all of her scrapping and art journaling posts from various galleries and social media into one blog post each week, and I'm going to borrow that idea from her and try to round up all of my work each Friday. We'll see if I can actually keep up with it!
Lawn Fawn has been showing off their new stamps, dies, papers, and accessories all week long. It's an absolutely massive release with three paper lines, 14 new stamp sets, 24 standalone dies, and new ink cubes, embossing powders, and glitter. Everything will be available for purchase in late August.
I think that my favorite of the bunch is the new Knock on Wood paper line- the colors are so pretty, and the pattern will go with almost anything!
You can see all of the new releases in Lawn Fawn's daily posts:
Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, Day 5
Last fall I joined the Pollywog creative team at The Lilypad and had been having a blast making digital layouts for them. Digital scrapbooking is so much easier and faster for me in so many ways- all of the supplies are stored on a hard drive and don't require extra shelves, the ability to "undo" changes (especially with paint!) is amazing, and cleanup is as simple as closing down Photoshop.
This week I made two layouts for their weekly Froggy Friday release. You can click through each layout to see it in The Lilypad gallery along with links to the products used for each page.
The Lilypad is also having its annual Christmas in July sale this week! If you still have photos from Christmases past to catch up on, this is a great time to grab some fresh supplies to work on them! Everything in the Christmas, Winter, and Document Your December categories is 35% off through July 30.
And I did manage to get one post up on Instagram this week! I'm the official keeper of my niece and nephew's school keepsakes, and last weekend I spent some time photographing everything in the box that my brother sent home with me at the end of their school year.
Some of the physical items will be kept, but a lot of it can be recycled now. All of the pictures will be printed into a photo book for each child, so at the end of their school careers they'll theoretically have one tote full of the actual projects and then a collection of slim photo books that capture everything else.
And now I'm off to work for the day and then to enjoy the weekend. Thanks so much for stopping by!

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|"3rd & Short? How about Y-Stick?"
What play do you dial-up when your offense has gone stagnant and you need to build confidence in your players?
In both of these instances, we turn to one of the most basic plays in our arsenal: Y-Stick.
While this is not a huge TD-generating play for us, it is a play we can rely on when we need to move the chains. It is our old-reliable play; one that our players can execute even in their sleep. Over the past two seasons, we have completed Y-Stick 70% of the time, while averaging 10-yards per completion.
QB Reads: Our QB must count numbers to both sides and make a decision pre-snap which way he is going to work: either the hitch to the single receiver, or the Stick/Flat/Vertical concept to the trips side.
The QB will first look to the single receiver side. If he sees 1-on-1 coverage, then we tell him to take the easy money on the hitch with the single receiver. He must throw the receiver open away from the defense, usually to the sideline. This is simply our "Settle & Noose" drill in action.
If the QB sees 3-on-2 to to trips side, he knows that we have the defense outnumbered to the trips side. It then becomes a simple read of the overhang player. If he jumps the stick, throw the flat. If he runs with the flat, throw to the stick. Very simple.
The QB must also be alert for Cover 2. If the corner squats on the flat route, then the QB should be ready to throw over to top into the "hole" of Cover 2.
|Throw me open!
Stick Route: We constantly preach to our players that our offense is simply playing basketball on grass. The stick route is a perfect example of that concept. Our Y-receiver will push vertical for five yards, and turn inside looking for the ball. He will the "post-up" like a center in basketball. The QB should look to throw him open, also just like our "Settle & Noose" drill.
Here is a cut-up demonstrating each of the throws in our Y-Stick concept:


text: Preston's restaurants are certainly worthy of such a historic town in the north of England. A major centre for textile production during the Industrial Revolution, Preston remains one of the most populous towns in the North West region. While the heavy industries have long since moved on, Preston is still a town steeped in history and tradition. Located on the banks of the River Ribble, it is blessed with fantastic architecture and a cosmopolitan feel. Preston's restaurants boast dishes from around the world, so you can try new flavour combinations whether you're in the Fulwood or Bamber Bridge areas. The town has a large number of Indian restaurants, but the cuisines of China, Mexico, Italy and Britain are also well represented. Explore all the wonderful fare on offer at Preston's restaurants with Quandoo.


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On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 12:27:07 +0530, Aankhen <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > >> I humbly suggest that WCAG1 should use some other term for the >> preferred units other than "relative". How about "user scaleable >> units"? > > That seems a tad long; what about simply "scalable units"? That is what I was aiming at with relatived units. As it happens, pixels are scalable too, and most decent modern systems allow you to scale them. The problem, as Joe Clark recently pointed out, is that real problems can arise if you just zoom on layouts. Browsers like Opera, which have had this feature for years, actually do some reasonably intelligent decision-making about what to zoom and what not to, rather than simply scaling the size of the units. It would be nice to have a simple erratum in WCAG 1, excluding pixels as units that should be used. And to have a more generally thorough approach in WCAG 2. I remind you that comments about wcag should be made to the working group, who have set up mailing lists especially for that purpose. See http://www.w3.org/WAI/GL for details... ChaalsReceived on Friday, 14 January 2005 08:30:33 UTC
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I've fallen behind on my weekly posts of Instagram photos. Sure, I posted a few of my hospital stay and our morning at Liberty Park, but not the day to day stuff. Not the stuff that gets easily forgotten. It's been a busy month.
But I'm back at it, and that top photo might be my favorite photo of both my children EVER! And the golden light? No filter! Remember I said the air has been smokey and the light has been super gold? Yep, the lighting looks heaven kissed. Oh my goodness do I love those kiddos.
Now, onto the rest of the last month's photos.
1. Alone on the swings. 2. Top knot and nose kisses.
3. Saturday morning snuggles. 4. Saturday morning breakfast.
5. Red Butte Garden with Daddy. I was home with Juliet for her morning nap and this photo came through text. Loved it so much I decided to IG it. 6. My grandma gave away some of her most prized possessions to all of her grand children. Top on my list? This amazing clock that once belonged to my Grandma's Grandma. It chimes every hour and I adore it.
7. Clock, again. 8. Another Daddy/James date, this day they went to Silver Lake and saw two moose! Totally not fair because I take James to Silver Lake all the time and we've never seen moose there.
9. For a year James has been talking about picking blackberries at the neighbors. Well it is finally time again and the blackberries are ripe. We picked today and filled our tummies with delicious tart fruit and got purple juice everywhere in the process. 10. Him: "What's this popsicle's name?" Me: "Rootbeer" Him: "It's delicious!"
11. Another day, another river. 12. This was the moment before he crashed. At least he was happy post-tumble.
13. Hiking date with Dada. Can you tell I really like
15. Six month check up. She's 87% for weight and 91% for height. Big girl. 16. Garden helper. He insists I take his clothes off.
17. Mr. Blue Eyes with spiky hair in the bathtub. 18. I love when her smile gets so big it gets crooked (again with the crazy gold light!).
19. Vintage Little People Fisher Price, we got the farmhouse and the barn. James is in LOVE! 20. I'm on bath duty when E is out of town.
21. This babe wakes up at 6:30 or 7:00 most days and James has been sleeping in a bit, so I get her all to myself for a little while. 22. Some leg rolls to get you through your day. You're welcome.


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|On October 31, All Hallows Eve, the children make a children's altar to invite the angelitos (spirits of dead children) to come back for a visit. November 1 is All Saints Day, and the adult spirits will come to visit. November 2 is All Souls Day, when families go to the cemetery to decorate the graves and tombs of their relatives. The three-day fiesta filled with marigolds, the flowers of the dead; muertos (the bread of the dead); sugar skulls; cardboard skeletons; tissue paper decorations; fruit and nuts; incense, and other traditional foods and decorations.
— Frances Ann Day, Latina and Latino Voices in Literature
Be honest about what's right, as well as what needs to be changed.
Be honest about what you want to achieve and who you want to become.
Be honest with every aspect of your life, always.
Because you are the one person you can forever count on.
Search your soul, for the truth, so that you truly know who you are.
Once you do, you'll have a better understanding of where you are now and how you got here,
and you'll be better equipped to identify where you want to go and how to get there.
It was a year ago when I first started posting these snippets of wisdom.
Time to revisit them again and reaffirm their meaning.
We all need to fearless at times..I have personally quit my daytime job… and am going to focus on my Handbags… building and marketing…. huge
We all need to Fearless at times in our lives…
My dear friend KC…. always has such a eye for details.
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Who was it said, "G@d is in the details?"
Oh, yeah. Mies van der Rohe. I thought so but I had to Google to confirm.
There're a lot of dangling thoughts crowding round my head lately and correctly attributing quotes is one of the more important details of my work. And yes, there're is a word, a contraction, in my personal dictionary.
Just like Shakespeare used ta'en, instead of taken, although it's not a contraction.
He, Mies, was also noted to have said something like, "Less is more." Google says that was originally Robert Browning. Who knew?
Ah, those pesky details.
Rather than go on and on and get all snarky and critical about the problems I personally have with other people's distinctly incorrect details I'll show some examples.
You can judge for yourselves.
Design is an iterative process.
What that means for me personally…
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The past month has been loaded with visitors here at my home in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
A one evening stay was with Nancy and Eric Olson from the keystone state of Pennsylvania. They have purchased property here in Santa Fe and were in need a MUCH DESERVED break from the winter storms What was that whole thing called the Matrix of storms …. the Perfect storm… the Storm of this young century… What was it called? OOOOO it was called the VORTEX….
Any way I had a friend,Elizabeth who was off to Spain and Portugal to hike the the famous Camino de Santiago and needed a house /cats sitter for the duration of her walk. Enter in Nancy and Eric. Introductions were made and the rest was culinary history.
Eric a very accomplished artist and designer instantly fell in love with their temporary accommodations and "FRANCESCO" Elizabeth's amazing stove. I was invited to dinner by Eric and Nancy and was honored to have such care and courtesy shown in the preparation of this amazing meal.
For starters there was a Roasted Tomato soup out on the patio with a little bottle of Italian rose.
Chef Eric and his wife Nancy
Then we went inside to a beautiful setting for the rest of our meal.
Chef Eric spent I do not know how much time prepping for this very complex lovely meal.
For starters he made homemade bread.
Then he present us with Hanger Steaks with a Salted Caramel Sauce, Hasselback potatoes with grilled green onion.
With a side of Curried butternut squash.
Then came dessert. A Pear Tart with an Apricot Jam glaze.
Where did he find the time to make this Apricot Jam.
Thank you, Nancy and Chef Eric for a most memorable Mid Spring evening of delicious food and wine and conversation. Sooner than you think regular shared evening meals will become the norm once you relocate permanently to Santa Fe, NM.
WOW better late than NEVER…. I have just be so jammed up preparing for a Trunk show of my handbag line in Dallas,TX and the holiday popping up, then post EASTER holiday, helping my friend Emily, prepare for a HUGE sale of items from her kitchen. "KAT, Why do I have 6 sets of tea spoons?… This Set and this Set are the only ones that I use…. I've just got to get rid of this stuff…. I want to go to this cooking class in GREECE "….. So we sat down to this amazing dinner and plotted out this plan on how to download her kitchen in the next few weeks.
Then she prepared this lovely Easter Sunday Feast.
Easter Sunday FEAST !!!
I was invited to the home of Chef and world traveler Emily Swantner and her lovely husband George Haddad. Loved the menu ….
And for dessert…..
Thank you Miss Emily for this fantastic introduction Moroccan food.
This is the recipe from Emily Swatners…. Epicurean Odyssey website.
Kalinti (also called karane or karantika, and garantita in Algeria) is a flan- or quiche-like dish made from chickpea flour and eggs. It's popular in the north of Morocco, where it's sold by the slice as a street food.
Kalinti takes its name from the Spanish word for hot, caliente. It's similar to the thinner baked crepes socca de Nice of France and farinata of Italy. Using baking powder and milk is optional. Kalinti is best served hot, with or without bread. Salt, cumin and harissa are added to taste.
Please note that this recipe uses unroasted chickpea flour and not besan (or gram flour), which is made from roasted chickpeas. Both types of garbanzo flour can be found in Asian and Middle Eastern markets, or you can make your own chickpea flour.
- 2 scant cups chickpea flour
- 1 teaspoons baking powder , optional
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 heaping teaspoon ground cumin
- ½ teaspoon cayenne
- 2 cups water
- 1 cup milk or heavy cream
- ⅓ cup extra virgin olive oil, plus more for oiling the pan
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- toasted cumin seeds, for serving
- harissa, store bought or homemade, for serving, see recipe in "Condiments"
Combine the chickpea flour, baking soda, salt, cumin and cayenne in a medium mixing bowl. Gradually whisk in the water and milk, stirring constantly to ensure the batter is smooth and without lumps. Whisk in the eggs and oil. The kalinti batter will be thin. Set it aside to rest while the oven heats, or for at least 20 minutes.
Preheat your oven to 375° F. Generously oil a 10-to-12-inch round, shallow baking dish. A paella pan works well.
Lightly whisk the batter again and pour into the prepared pan. Place in the oven and bake for 45 minutes or longer, until well-colored and set. The top should be golden and mottled with dark brown splotches. Burned or darkened areas on the top of the kalinti are desirable. You can pop the baked kalinti under a broiler for a minute to darken the top a bit more if desired.
Serve slices of kalinti on a plate while still warm. Sprinkle with toasted cumin seeds and a drizzle of Harissa.
I became obsessed with this I had to make it myself it turned out just fantastic…
Fresh out of the oven…. Perfectly browned…
Loved it best with a crispy fried egg , a bit of sauted spinach and Harissa on the top… best breakfast EVER !!!!!
We had so much fun and overwhelmed with the beautiful food I forgot to even take pictures of the wine . I will try to gather that together later I know I pulled something FRENCH from my wine keeper, and we had a little Sparkle, and a little Rose, and a little Riesling …
Lovely afternoon Emily and George !!!


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retroviruses operation rules - (Mar/23/2006 )
I would like to switch the topic of my PhD from parasitology to human cell biology.
I will work on HeLa cells and would like to use stable vector mediated RNAi. I´m interested in use of retroviruses but in fact I don´t have any experience with viruses and human cells.
Are there any hard risks to work with?
Would it be ok to use only separate flowbox and cultivation box or is it necessery to keap all in special room?
Have a nice day, Thanks
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So, you better check your local regulations.


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After more than a year of waiting, almost 300 ethnic Uyghurs are leaving Thailand. On July 1, a group of 173 Uyghur refugees, mostly women and children, left Thailand for Turkey. A week later, another 109 Uyghurs were deported back to their home country of China. The decision on the fate of these refugees, who have remained in Thai custody since their arrests in March 2014, has sparked criticism from human rights groups and protests from the Turkish public.
These 282 Uyghurs are part of a group of almost 300 people taken into custody by Thai authorities in March 2014. Many were found in a human trafficking camp in Songkhla province. Since then, they have waited in detention centers in Songkhla, Trat and Rayong while an intense diplomatic battle over their fates raged between the governments of China, Turkey and Thailand.
The Uyghurs are a Turkic-speaking, predominantly Muslim people from Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China's northwest. In the last decade, they have left China in increasingly larger numbers, escaping religious persecution and political and economic repression.
On July 1, Seyit Tumturk, vice president of the Munich-based World Uyghur Congress (WUC), confirmed through Radio Free Asia's Uyghur language service that the first group of 173 Uyghurs were able to "enter into Turkey safely" after arriving in Istanbul.
"They are mostly women and kids—around 120 kids and about 50 women. Hopefully, the men [still in detention] will be granted this kind of chance in the near future."
Initial reports of bloodshed
The Uyghur men, however were not given such a chance. On July 8, 109 refugees were forcibly deported to China from Thailand. The group was made up of mostly men, however some women and children were also repatriated.
The World Uyghur Congress first reported that 25 men had been shot dead after resisting their deportation in Bangkok. Thai authorities, however, denied the story.
Thai government deputy spokesman Weerachon Sukhontapatipak told Radio Free Asia in an interview that "there was no such thing as claimed by WUC." Another, anonymous source in the Thai government confirmed Weerachon's statement, saying, "It is not true. There was no killing as claimed by the WUC." He added that video evidence confirming the refugees' safety could be provided.
In the initial report published on their website, the WUC reported that a first plane of mostly women and children departed without incident. "The second plane, however, was intended to transport around 65 men, but authorities faced some resistance from the men in doing so."
In the process of subduing the resisters, 25 men were shot and killed, the WUC originally reported. Hours after its publication, however, the paragraph concerning the killings was removed from the report.
Protests and condemnation
The move by Thailand to repatriate the refugees drew intense criticism from Uyghur organizations and human rights groups. The office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said it was "shocked" by Thailand's decision and considered the deportation "a flagrant violation of international law."
Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, head of Thailand's military government, seemed unconcerned with issues of international law, claiming that the matter did not concern Thailand.
"I'm asking if we don't do it this way, then how would we do it?" he said. "Or do you want us to keep them for ages until they have children for three generations?"
Rights groups worry that the deported Uyghurs will face harsh penalties once on Chinese soil. Uyghurs that have been repatriated from Southeast Asian countries in the past have received long jail sentences and even capital punishment for illegally leaving China.
In Beijing, Hua Chunying, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the Chinese government would pursue legal action against the repatriated Uyghurs.
"China's relevant departments will bring those who are suspected of committing serious crimes to justice according to law," she told reporters. "As for those who are not suspected of committing crimes or who commit lesser offences, we will find proper ways to deal with them."
The episode has also led to protests in Turkey, where many see Uyghurs as their Turkic-speaking "cousins". On Thursday, both the Thai consulate in Istanbul and the Thai embassy in Ankara were attacked during pro-Uyghur demonstrations. Police in Ankara used tear gas there to disperse protesters.
Earlier in the week, the Chinese consulate was attacked along with Chinese restaurants in Istanbul. Protesters were angry after reports emerged that local governments in Xinjiang region were prohibiting Uyghur schoolchildren and civil servants from fasting for Ramadan. Similar Ramadan crackdowns have been reported annually for over a decade In response to the protests, the Chinese government issued a travel warning to Turkey for Chinese tourists on July 8.
A split decision
Despite closer ties between Turkey and China in recent years, the issues surrounding the treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang and Turkey's acceptance of Uyghur refugees have prevented the Sino-Turkish relations from moving forward. This week's protests certainly marks a low point in the relationship and it will be interesting to see how things develop after this latest deportation episode. It is unlikely that China's crackdowns nor Turkey's acceptance of Uyghurs will end anytime soon.
Despite Thai Prime Minister Prayuth's claims that Thailand was simply a third party actor, its role in the refugees' deportation to Turkey and repatriation to China was key. How it navigated this tricky diplomatic issue says much about Thailand's relations with China. Ties between the Southeast Asian state and China have improved in recent years and increased Chinese investment in Thailand's infrastructure will only make the two countries closer. Therefore, it was never in doubt that Thailand would acquiesce to the PRC's request to have the Uyghur migrants returned.
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Q. I have a rental unit in Honolulu but live in California. Someone just told me I have to have a rental agent on Oahu.
Is that true? And, how do I find someone to manage my unit when I live so far away. I am afraid I might give my personal information to someone who is scamming me.
A. It is true that you must have a Hawaii rental agent who resides on the same island where the unit is located. In most cases, a property manager must also be a licensed real estate agent in Hawaii. To check if a property manager is licensed to practice in Hawaii, visit the Department of Consumer Affairs website at http://cca.hawaii.gov. You can access general excise information and complaint history on this website. You can also visit the property manager's company website for further information, but there are some amazing managers who don't have websites.
If you have no family or friend who can provide a referral or help do the legwork to find you a rental agent, it can be a difficult task. Everyone has different requirements, so write down all those characteristics that are important to you.
NARPM (National Association of Residential Property Managers) might be one place to start. The Oahu Chapter has a website (www.oahu.narpm.org) that lists all our members. Our chapter provides education and networking abilities to our members to help them learn how to manage properties and to keep up with the ever changing laws. We are one of the largest chapters in the nation, with about 250 members. Many property managers also advertise through various media.
I recommend that you speak to several different property managers to determine if their personalities and management styles are compatible with yours. You should feel comfortable that the property manager is competent and ethical and that they are up to date with State and Federal laws. Remember that the property manager will also be interviewing you at the same time to make sure that they can work well with you.
Management: What is the property manager going to do for you? How will they advertise, show the unit, process applications, check-in and check-out tenants and deal with problems? Will they handle everything
for you, or are you expected to do some of the work? Do they handle rentals in the area where your unit is located? How do they view their role in this partnership and what is their management style?
Office: Some companies manage thousands of units and others just a handful. Some have a large staff and some work by themselves. Some have an office that is open and staffed completely every day and some work mainly from their homes. Of course, all the property managers I know are available via phone or email for emergencies and have someone to handle their properties in their absence.
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As an owner, you are ultimately liable for anything your property manager does, so be sure that the property manager is someone you feel comfortable working with and that they are competent and trustworthy enough to take care of your investment. You will have to make several calls to potential property managers to find one that fits your requirements and your personality. Also remember that you may be able to deduct a portion of your travel to Hawaii if the purpose of the trip is to find and interview property managers. Good luck.


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Commerce renamed its aquatics center for Olympic gold medal-winning water polo player Brenda Villa on Aug. 26.
Related story: Commerce Native Takes Gold In London
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We take health seriously and are committed to supporting the student body. Because of the ongoing changes in the insurance marketplace, the Health Center has an agreement with McGriff Insurance Services, a local insurance broker. McGriff Insurance Services, in partnership with American Exchange, is available and qualified to provide insurance expertise for currently enrolled JMU students and their parents/guardians.
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A short screen recording of IzzyMap and how you can copy and paste slices with a few tips and hints along the way.
A short screen recording of IzzyMap and how you can copy and paste slices with a few tips and hints along the way.
Better video to follow, but here is some footage from off my iPhone:
Mud, sun, rain, more rain, great music and a kick-ass projection system. That was Glastonbury 2014, in The Common field, at the Temple arena. Wow – what an experience…. I don't know where to even begin with this one!
Let's start from the beginning. I got a really nice email via this very blog from a guy called Ryan asking if I was interested in a gig. He wanted something a little different and asked if we could talk more if I was interested. I won't lie – I thought it may have been a small VJ gig or some kind of install using isadora – I get a lot of questions, emails and comments each week. I reply to them all but admit – I though this one was no different.
After the initial hello emails Ryan casually said it was a venue at Glastonbury. I had to read the message about nine times over to believe it. I had never been to Glastonbury, but like many reading this, knew it was an amazing opportunity. I knew this could not be done solo – this was a job for me and Dan and his place of work; guildhall school of music and drama. I work quite a lot with Dan, we get each others workflow and being a lecturer for many years he knows I am professional and reliable around students – not only this I love getting student involved in real world gigs. In my opinion it's the best place to learn and experience things first hand. If I had the opportunity to work at Glastonbury it would have been amazing!
So you get the idea, we then had various emails, phone calls and Skype sessions, we bounced ideas around and got the ball rolling. We looked at lots of hardware and software options but decided that Isadora was the tool for us. The video mapping features that we had custom made for Lux, Helsinki had been developed to a very high standard and whilst still under a beta we were confident we could use it.
A year passed and the gig was just around the corner, we all contributed to the video content using After Effects, Cinema 4D and a really talented student called Neville built the main Isadora patch. We all helped map the structure in a variety of roles once on site. My main job was to keep an eye on isadora, make subtle tweaks, maintain performance and spot any crucial errors, make any last minute programming changes and be on stand by incase of any crashes or errors (there were none by the way!).
The pictures show the Temple and surrounding fields aesthetic, we wanted the Mayan/Aztec like structure to come alive with a nice blend of historical symbols, images and custom graphics. There was a hint of hi-tech alien like sci-fi VJ loops also. The lighting, pyro and music all worked really well. The mapping looked great despite a few set-backs; the main one was losing half a day due to extreme rain, wind and an electrical storm; so bad that the electrical company shut down all non-essential power. This was not cool – but al part of the experience.
It's hard to describe the full set up so I am going to keep it simple.
We had a great experience, a few crashes when programming things and trying stuff out before shows (during the day) but no crashes during live sets. Because we had two Macs mixing between each other , both doing inside and outside, if one machine was to crash we had the other as a back-up, however we treated them both as live machines.
We got to VJ for some great artists, I can't name them all here but it was a privilege to hear them, meet them and talk to them over the course of the three days. Likewise the whole team at the common were amazing. We were very well looked after and I can't thank them enough. I can safely say we delivered what we said we would. We made it happen. The pictures and video are great – but it's never as good as seeing it live. The arena felt alive. It felt like it had an energy oozing out the walls.
A few highlights for me:
So. It was quite an experience. There is some video being made which I will add soon. But for now… a few pictures (click to open gallery):
I was asked to do an interview a while ago with http://www.jigsaw24.com I recently found it and decided to put it on here… I am no longer a lecturer but my work still helps in my current job as a Digital Creator at York Museums Trust.
I managed to get some footage of a project I was helping with a few weeks back.
This was held at the Barbican Theatre/Performance Venue in London, UK. My friend Dan Shorten (from Anomic) who works as Guild Hall School of Drama had students help out and we helped the Barbican promote the spaces and areas they have for potential clients.
I helped with some of the mapping and made sure Isadora ran smoothly. Which it did… of course!
I decided to put together a little demo of how I would map a basic cube in Isadora using standard Isadora actors. No IsadoraCore upgrade or third party installers required. This should work on Mac and PC also.
I have to stress this is very basic but for some it could be very interesting and extremely useful. I decided to zip the files and media so you can open it and follow it as you go along.
You need the latest version of Isadora. (I actually used the latest beta but this will be fine)
Don't forget I always welcome a beer if you found this useful 😉
Any questions or comments then please add them below.
Cheers. Enjoy!
This post is to help people understand and get started with Projection Mapping in Isadora. It is not an complete walk through or advanced post (you are best asking on the Isadora forum for advanced topics) but hopefully this will shed some light for new users, or those new to the idea of mapping.
What is mapping?
Mapping has been around for quite some time but my opinion is that it is the art of cutting up images and video to line up with complex shapes that are not the usual method for of display pictures and/or video. It allows artists to project onto buildings, cars, sculptures and custom built sets or similar. Basically anything that a light source (a projector) can hit!
Why Isadora?
Obviously you don't have to use Isadora but one thing Isadora has that none of the other softwares has in the Interactive angle; motion tracking via Eyes and Eyes++ combined with the easy work flow and ever growing community.
Can Isadora do projection mapping already?
Isadora has had features that have allowed basic to fairly complex mapping for quite some time. It's just the way in which you use them. Granted; it could be better but with a few 3rd part Quartz plugins 99% of things can be done easily.
Here are some basic actor that you should be taking a look at…
Isadora's Existing Actors….
*SOMETIMES* the basic projector can be used. In particular look at the perspective, aspect mod and zoom.
HINT: Hold SHIFT when clicking and dragging values for smaller increments and fine tuning!
I use this one a lot. It's really great for mapping and has enough features to explore new mapping skills but won't overpower you with scary numbers or names.
HINT: Hold SHIFT when clicking and dragging values for smaller increments and fine tuning!
Matthew Haber's Mapping Tools.
Some of you knew this was coming! Pro user Mathew Haber has created a bunch of user actors that make mapping a lot easier. Based on the _1024 Quartz Composer
Matthew has created a topic just for support for the plugins on the Isadora Forum so please ask and discuss them HERE
The Cornerpin Mask user actor is in my eyes one of the best tools ever!
"This actors offers click-and-drag cornerpinning functionality for masking video. This has built in facilities for rectangular and oval masks and it also accepts a user Image input for any black and white image mask."
Syphon it out to somewhere else…
There are lots of other softwares that just do video mapping. And with apple you can send it out via Syphon to another software that can do it all with very advanced features. There is nothing wrong with doing this. Here are a few suggestions….
MadMapper. It's been around for a while now and appears on all the main forums when you are talking about mapping. They where one of the first to create an external/stand alone mapping application and its developed along the way. It's not free but it does a great job.
Visution Mapio is a powerful FreeFrameGL plugin for creating projection shows. Now you can work not only with the standard screen, but also with any inclines, including cylindrical and spherical and various shapes.
Shaped by Ixagon SHAPED is a user-friendly projection mapping software. It enables the user to easily map many different surfaces and attach content to them. The content is managed in a sophisticated sequencer similar to those found in video-editing and music-production software.
MeshWarpServer Quite a complex application. Ideal if you have a mesh/3D CAD designs of a building or object. A steep learning curve but it does have Syphon so you can send media in from isadora. Worth a look for those of you with time, patience and advanced 3D knowledge.
There are LOTS more; VVVV, Resolume Arena, Max, MSP, etc.
Hope this helps some of you.
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What do you think about virtual travel? We from Gomio.com know how curious you and all the other backpackers are, but we also know that it can be sometimes tough to effort all those travels. Thanks to Google Street-view you can actually travel virtually and go to places you have never been before. Check them out, click around and get an idea of what's waiting for you at the other end of the world. We collected 10 famous sights you can visit right now virtually. Beside of being cool and getting some ideas about places, be aware about the Spoiler Alert! Let's start with one of the most famous towers in one of the most expensive backpacker destinations out there: The Eiffel Tower in Paris!
1. Eiffel Tower, Paris
The Eiffel Tower in the French capital is one of the most famous buildings (okay, okay – tower!) in the world. With GoogleMaps you can visit the Eiffel Tower from your own computer. You can start your virtual tour in Paris here. Have a look, click around, and then book your flights to Paris! And pssst…you can book the cheapest hostels in Paris with Gomio here.
2. Machu Picchu, Peru
Seriously, Machu Picchu is a destination every backpacker wants to visit. Be careful with this virtual travel here, this will make you want to travel right now! Travel Machu Picchu virtually here.
3. Cristo Redentor, Rio de Janeiro
Do you love panoramic views over cities? The view from Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) is one of the best views to a city you can catch. Are you curious? Have a Panorama view of Rio de Janeiro here.
4. La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
It's still a construction site but never the less one of the most famous buildings in the world. La Sagrada Familia (tourists might be "The Holy Familiy") is located right in the geographical center of Barcelona. With GoogleMaps you can "walk around" Sagrada Familia, but on the official website you can also take a virtual tour inside Antoni Gaudi's Masterpiece. Have the virtual Tour here.
5. Opera House, Sydney
It is THE sight of Sydney, the opera house. With GoogleMaps you can walk around the famous Opera right here.
6. Times Square, New York City
Colors, ads, people, music, and so much more! The heart of New York City is a vibrant place you need to experience when visiting the big apple. You can visit Times Square with less stress virtually here.
7. Niagara Falls, Canada
Even the Niagara Falls (51 m/ 167 ft) are not even close to the highest waterfalls of the world, they are maybe the most famous waterfalls on the planet. The highest waterfall on this planet are the Angel falls with 979m/ 3,212 feet in Canaima National Park in Venezuela. Anyhow, you can check out Niagara Falls right now: Virtual Tour Niagara Falls. When you are visiting the Niagara Falls, we recommend you to stay at one of our Hostels in Niagara Falls.
8. Yosemite Nationalpark, USA
Do you like Nationalparks? Although Nationalparks may be expensive for Backpacker and Budget travelers, this one you should really consider visiting. Yosemite Nationalpark is since 1984 recognized as World Heritage Site and covers 3,026.87 km2/ 747,956 acres. Yosemite is known for its spectacular waterfalls, streams, and beautiful nature. Just have a look on the photo below. Walk around Yosemite Nationalpark right away.
9. Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
You will be surprised by the surroundings of the Pyramids of Giza. Is it located in the desert, in a city, or anywhere else? Find it out here and visit the Pyramids of Giza.
10. Taj Mahal, India
Do you have any idea what the Taj Mahal is about? This remarkable building is a white marble mausoleum, built between 1632–1653. Have a virtual tour of Taj Mahal here.
Do you need any hostels while backpacking India? Check out our best Hostels in India here.
Summary Virtual Tours
It depends on your travel personality if you want to check out those places. Those virtual tours can be huge spoilers! Nevertheless it can be very interesting, make your own decision. There are a lot of technologies out there to help you travel around the world, check out our latest posts about Travel Technology here.


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Cities like Los Angeles now use chlorine AND chloramine to treat their water. While chlorine can be removed by carbon filters like you mentioned, chloramine removal is not that easy. Only specially rated carbon block filter with smaller pores can remove chloramine.
I have see a few of these filters available online. APEC, iSpring and WECO reverse osmosis filters have the capability to remove both chlorine and chloramine. UV and reverse osmosis can be combined too.
I checked the EPA link you provided, but most of the cities including mine (LA) have not uploaded their CCR to the website. I guess we got to call the municipality to get a copy.
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Strawberry gum (Eucalyptis Olida or Forestberry) is used to enhance the flavour of cooked fruit dishes, desserts or spiced jams, bringing out the classic 'berry' flavour. The tree occurs naturally in northern New South Wales.
A mild strawberry/eucalyptus flavour, with strawberry aroma. Use to flavour sweet breads or scones.
Or try it to cure crocodile meat
AVAILABLE dried as a powder, flakes, broken leaf or in whole leaf.
Please note that the weight listed is shipping weight.
Olida (Eucalyptus olida), leaf, dried, ground
NUTRITIONAL INFO per 100gm
Energy 784kJ
Protein 9.4gm
Total Fat 4.8gm
Saturated Fat 0.9gm
Carbohydrate 4.4gm
Sodium 160mg
Sugars 4.1gm


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Look whats just come in at Fancy That Scrapbooking...
Echo Park 'HELLO SUMMER'
This paper range is bright and cheery, the stickers are really cute too!
Have you heard of a lady called Chrsty Tomlinson???
She is the creator of 'She Art' canvas workshops that she runs online on her site!
Well Christy has teamed up with Pink Paislee and come up with a beautiful paper range, pattern paper, stickers and stencils so you too can create your own 'She Art', layouts or cards.
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Hello, friends. I am proud and excited to announce the release of my new website, Pursuing Pinot. In addition to blog posts, it contains other resources including:
Small Sips – brief comments and recommendations
Upcoming Events – tastings, classes, and events related to wine
Resources – publications, websites, and other resources that may be of interest
The site will continue to evolve and grow, but it's ready for its debut! Find it at: http://www.pursuingpinot.com.
All posts will now be featured at the new address, so please update your bookmarks. I hope you enjoy the new site and I look forward to your comments, questions, and feedback.
I am heading to Oregon on Tuesday, August 14 to participate in the 2012 Wine Bloggers Conference. Following the conference, I will be visiting Ken Wright, Winderlea, and other friends in Willamette Valley. Please check the site for daily updates.


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The term screening refers to the regular use of certain examinations or tests in persons who do not have any symptoms of a cancer but are at risk for developing a specific cancer.
Who is at risk for prostate cancer?
All men are at risk for prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer in the United States . With most cancers, early detection increases the chance of a cure; however, it is unclear whether current screening tests for prostate cancer reduce the number of deaths from this disease. Often, after a diagnosis of prostate cancer, physicians and patients will choose a course of "watchful waiting" rather than beginning treatment.
What are the current screening tests for prostate cancer?
Despite the controversy over survival benefits of screening, it is recommended that men undergo annual screening for this disease utilizing digital rectal examination (DRE) and prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test. Currently, it is recommended that Caucasian men begin annual screening with PSA and DRE at age 50 and that African-American men and men with a strong family history of prostate cancer begin annual screening at age 45.
What is a Digital Rectal Exam (DRE)?
During a digital rectal exam (DRE), a physician inserts a gloved finger into the rectum to assess the texture and size of the prostate. The DRE is the most common prostate screening procedure and has been used for many years; however, whether the test is effective in decreasing the number of deaths from prostate cancer has yet to be determined.
What is a PSA Blood Test ?
A simple blood test allows laboratory technicians to determine PSA levels. Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein that is normally secreted and disposed of by the prostate gland. High PSA levels (more thatn 4.0 ng/ml) may indicate the presence of prostate cancer cells or other non-cancerous prostate conditions. However, in approximately 10% of prostate cancer cases, there is no rise in PSA above this threshold level, which creates a diagnostic problem for this group of individuals.
What happens after an elevated PSA or positive DRE?
Patients usually undergo transrectal ultrasonography to determine if a cancer can be located. During transrectal ultrasonography, a small probe is inserted into the rectum. The probe emits high frequency sound waves that bounce off of the prostate and produce echoes. A computer uses these echoes to create a picture called a sonogram that can show abnormal areas. The ultimate test for prostate cancer is a prostate biopsy or series of biopsies that sample the entire prostate. If a suspicious area can be detected by transrectal ultrasound, it is biopsied. More often, various areas of the prostate are sampled by multiple biopsies.
What is being done to improve screening tests for prostate cancer?
There are several new approaches to screening for prostate cancer, including:
Screening at an Earlier Age
While the current recommendations for PSA screening described above are the standard, some research indicates that beginning screening earlier in life may be more effective. Researchers conducted a study using a computer program to estimate the number of lives that would be saved by giving the PSA test in each of seven different patterns. The researchers found that the most effective strategy was to begin PSA testing at 40 years of age, repeat the test at 45 and 50, and then test every two years thereafter. These recommendations are of particular importance for individuals with increased risk due to a family history or being African-American.
Biopsies at Lower PSA Levels
The standard PSA level that prompts physicians to perform prostate biopsies is 4.1 ng/ml. One study was carried out in Caucasian men over the age of 50 and African-American men over the age of 40 to determine if a lower threshold was more effective in detecting prostate cancer. [1] The researchers performed prostate biopsies in men with a PSA level of 2.6 ng/ml or above. They found a significant number of prostate cancers in men with PSA levels between 2.6 ng/ml and 4.1 ng/ml. In this trial, 82% of prostate cancers would have been missed with the standard PSA threshold of 4.1 ng/ml in men younger than 60 years. For the group of men 60 years or older, 65% of prostate cancers would have been missed with the PSA threshold of 4.1 ng/ml. In the group of men under 60 years of age, unnecessary biopsies occurred in 6% with the PSA threshold of 2.6 ng/ml, and would have occurred in 2% of men using the standard threshold of 4.1 ng/ml. In the group of men aged 60 or older, unnecessary biopsies occurred in 40% of men with the PSA threshold of 2.6 ng/ml and would have occurred in 12% of men using the threshold of 4.1 ng/ml. These researchers concluded that lowering the threshold of PSA levels in recommending prostate biopsies may significantly improve the early detection of prostate cancer, particularly in men under 60 years of age. Moreover, this could be achieved without significantly increasing the number of unnecessary biopsies performed. However, the question still remains as to whether this increase in detection will confer a survival benefit, which can only be answered with longer follow-up and future clinical trials.
Measuring Different Forms of PSA
Total versus Complexed PSA: Prostate specific antigen may be found in various forms in the blood. The usual measurement for PSA is called total PSA or tPSA. PSA can also be complexed with other molecules and this is called cPSA. Recently, researchers conducted a clinical trial to compare tPSA to cPSA for the detection of prostate cancer. [2] This trial included 831 men who had their blood drawn for PSA levels prior to undergoing a biopsy. Of these men, 37.5% had prostate cancer according to biopsy results. Using a cutoff of 2.2 ng/ml for cPSA and 2.5 ng/ml for tPSA, both tests correctly identified 85% of patients with cancer. However, at this level, cPSA measurement would have reduced the need of unnecessary biopsies in 14% of men. These researchers concluded that cPSA levels may provide a more accurate indication of the presence of cancer and reduce unnecessary biopsies when used for the detection of prostate cancer, compared to the standard tPSA.
PSA Complexed to Alpha 1-protease Inhibitor: PSA also can be complexed with specific molecules that can also be measured. Alpha 1-protease inhibitor is one of the specific proteins that is commonly bound to PSA in the blood. Previous studies have shown that the ratio of free PSA to total PSA (all different forms of PSA) improves the accuracy of the detection of prostate cancer. In order to further derive specificity of PSA testing, scientists have recently developed a blood test that can detect the presence of alpha 1-protease inhibitor bound to PSA. In this clinical trial, 3 different forms of PSA were evaluated for accuracy in determining prostate cancer. [3] The patients involved in this trial were divided into 2 groups: those who had confirmed prostate cancer and those who did not have prostate cancer. Blood samples from these individuals were tested for free PSA levels, PSA-alpha-1-protease inhibitor levels and tPSA levels. The proportion of PSA-alpha-1-protease inhibitor levels compared to total PSA levels was shown to be lower in patients with cancer. This test alone improved the accuracy of determining prostate cancer. Moreover, when the results of PSA-alpha-1-protease inhibitor levels were combined with free PSA results, the accuracy of determining prostate cancer was improved to approximately 90%.
Improved Accuracy of Biopsies
In some instances, biopsies do not detect cancer even when the PSA is elevated. Some research has been directed at more sensitive methods of detecting cancer than looking at tissue under the microscope.
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Medical Center have studied the link between the GSTP1 gene and prostate cancer since 1994. [4] Researchers also have looked at the efficacy of GSTP1 methylation measurement to diagnose prostate cancer in small biopsy samples. For this clinical study, the ratio of methalyated GSTP1 to the reference gene was measured in small biopsy samples taken from 21 patients with high levels of PSA. Of the 21 patients, 10 were correctly diagnosed as not having prostate cancer and 10 out of 11 were correctly diagnosed with prostate cancer using the GSTP1 ratio. These results are encouraging and indicate that the measurement of GSTP1 methylation may be used to improve the accuracy for detecting early-stage prostate cancer. Study results also indicate that small biopsy tissues samples may be sufficient in methylated GSTP1 testing, further enhancing the practicality of the test. Improvement in the accuracy of determining prostate cancer with practical testing may spare patients with elevated PSA levels due to a benign medical condition from undergoing unnecessary procedures. Future studies will further define the role of this promising research in testing for prostate cancer.
Researchers at the Universtiy of Michigan have determined that the over-expressed gene,-methylacyl coenzyme A racemase (AMACR) is associated with prostate cancer and not benign hypertrophy. [5] AMACR was evaluated by reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) and by immuno-blot and immuno-histochemical analysis. AMACR levels were examined using prostate cancer tissue representing different stages of prostate cancer progression. Three of 4 independent DNA microarray analyses (n = 128 specimens) revealed significant over-expression of AMACR in prostate cancer (P<.001). AMACR up-regulation in prostate cancer was confirmed by both RT-PCR and immuno-blot analysis. Immunohistochemical analysis demonstrated an increased expression of AMACR in malignant prostate epithelia relative to benign epithelia. They demonstrated significant differences in staining intensity between clinically localized prostate cancer compared with benign prostate tissue, with mean expression scores of 3.2 and 1.3, respectively. Using moderate or strong staining intensity as positive (score = 3 or 4), evaluation of AMACR protein expression in 94 prostate needle biopsy specimens demonstrated 97% sensitivity and 100% specificity for detecting prostate cancer. These researchers concluded that AMACR was over-expressed in prostate cancer using independent experimental methods and prostate cancer specimens. AMACR may be useful in the interpretation of prostate needle biopsy specimens that are diagnostically challenging.
EPCA Test
Men with elevated PSA levels sometimes have negative biopsies, but ultimately go on to develop prostate cancer. The usual approach to such patients is to repeat the series of biopsies at periodic intervals in attempts to detect cancer. EPCA is a marker protein that may represent an early change that occurs in cells during the development of prostate cancer.
Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh have reported that staining of prostate tissue for a prostate cancer marker called EPCA can detect prostate cancer earlier than by histology. In this study, researchers performed an immuno-histochemistry test for EPCA on biopsy material from 27 men who did not develop cancer and on 29 tissue samples from patients with prostate cancer who had initial negative biopsies. [6] They found that the samples from the negative biopsies of those patients who were eventually diagnosed with prostate cancer expressed EPCA. Furthermore, EPCA was not expressed in tissue samples from individuals without disease. Sensitivity of the test was estimated to be 84% and specificity is 85%. The researchers also found that EPCA was not only expressed in the tumor, but throughout the prostate in men with prostate cancer indicating its usefulness as a prognostic marker for prostate cancer. Some of the patients in this study did not develop proven prostate cancer until 5 years after the initial biopsy, which was negative by histology and positive by EPCA.
Improving Ultrasound Testing
A new development in ultrasound involves the use of color Doppler imaging with microbubble contrast so that physicians are better able to determine the presence and exact location of a mass within the prostate. Doppler imaging can sense differences in velocity (i.e. blood flow versus solid tissue) and transmits these differences through different color pixels to create a picture on a screen. Microbubbles are tiny bubbles of gas that can permeate through small blood vessels without creating any harm. The microbubbles further enhance imaging by increasing the intensity of backscatter signal. Since blood vessels and blood flow are more prevalent in cancerous tissues than regular tissues, microbubbles tend to concentrate in the cancer, which is revealed on the created picture. This allows physicians to more accurately locate where biopsies should be taken.
Researchers recently compared the use of the contrast-enhanced Doppler ultrasonography with a microbubble contrast agent to conventionally used grey-scale ultrasonography. [7] Eighty-four men involved in this study first underwent the Doppler ultrasonography and 5 biopsies. Patients then underwent grey-scale ultrasonography and 10 biopsies. The accuracy of the biopsies could then be compared in the same patient. The detection rate of prostate cancer was 27% with Doppler-guided biopsies compared with 20% with conventional ultrasonography. The overall core biopsy detection rate was 13% for Doppler-guided biopsies, compared with only 4.9% for conventional ultrasonography. These results indicate that Doppler-guided biopsies with microbubble contrast may enable physicians to more accurately determine the optimal location for a biopsy. This will allow fewer biopsies than conventional ultrasonography, with an improved rate of cancer detection. Biopsies are associated with pain, infection, blood in the urine, and/or blood in the sperm. In addition, cost could be reduced by approximately 50%.
Researchers continue to investigate ways of diagnosing prostate cancer earlier without an increase in the number of negative biopsies performed. None of the tests outlined in this review can be considered "standard" at the present time. Currently, the most useful advice would be to possibly initiate PSA testing earlier in higher risk individuals and to be aware of the fact that prostate cancer can occur at PSA levels less than 4.1 ng/ml. Men are also encouraged to participate in clinical trials evaluating new methods of screening for prostate cancer.
[1] Punglia R, D'Amico A, Catalona W, et al. Effect of verification bias on screening for prostate cancer by measurement of prostate-specific antigen. The New England Journal of Medicine. 2003;349:335-342.
[2] (Partin A, Brawer M, Bartsch G, et al. Complexed prostate specific antigen improves specificity for prostate cancer detection: results of a prospective multicenter clinical trial. The Journal of Urology. 2003; 170:1787-1791.
[3] Patrik F, Wan-Ming Z, Anssi A. et al. Use of the complex between prostate specific antigen and alfa 1-protease inhibitor for screening prostate cancer The Journal of Urology,2000; 164:1956-1960, 2000)
[4] Jeronimo C, Usadel H, Henrique R, et al. Quantitation of GSTP1 methylation in non-neoplastic prostatic tissue and organ-confined prostate adenocarcinoma. Journal of the National Cancer Institute 2001; 93:1747-1752, 2001
[5] Rubin MA, Zhou M, Dhanasekaran SM, et al, Methylacyl Coenzyme A Racemase as a Tissue Biomarker for Prostate Cancer. JAMA. 2002;287:1662-1670.
[6] Dhir R, Vietmeier BN, Arlotti J, et al. Early Identification of Individuals with Prostate Cancer in Negative Biopsies. Journal of Urology 2004;171:1419-1423
[7] Roy C, Buy X, Lang H, et al. Contrast enhances color Doppler endorectal sonography of the prostate: efficiency for detecting peripheral zone tumors and role for biopsy procedure. The Journal of Urology. 2003;170:69-72.
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Merry Christmas From Eden City!
Merry Christmas everyone! I decided yesterday to make a quick Christmas Tree build in Eden City. It isn't too special, and parts of it were a bit rushed, but I hope you all like it!
Here is a view of the park. The buildings on the left and straight ahead are all new as well:
Here is a view of the park from above. It is called St. Nicholas Square. The park has the large Christmas tree as its centerpiece. There are 2 tennis courts and 2 basketball courts. The park was originally supposed to be a baseball field, but I guess that will have to go somewhere else:
New Updates to Ridgewood Park:
Here is a new house I built. It is meant to be a modern infill house while the surrounding houses are all old:
Here is the rest of the street. It is the street across from the new Christmas tree park:
Here are some new buildings on Main Street. I'm not sure if I like them all yet, they were sort of rushed in order to finish the area by Christmas:
If you want to download the world, just search "Dblcut3" on Eden and pick the most recent one. Hope you enjoy, and have a Merry Christmas! I may also being doing a New Years Eve build with a concert stage, a ball drop, a countdown screen, ect.


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Faces of the Fringe – Exiles Edition
Vol. 72 – Issue 02
BELLE WALKER IS WALKIN' IN ALGOROC! But what's "Renegade" Belle dug up this time? Reports are spotty, but we hear she's met a tall, dark, handsome fellow in an Eldan Exo-Lab east of Algoroc – but it ain't no love at first sight! This big boy's none other than an Eldan Annihilator, and if he breaks free, he'll kill us all. Watch this space for more news. For holo-stills of this mighty killing machine in action, see page 033!
DEADEYE DOWN! On a more somber note, everyone's talking about the tragedy in the Northern Wilds, where the Dominion shot down a passenger shuttle that stranded a band of Exile settlers in the frigid wilderness. Survivors included Deadeye Brightland, the legendary gunslinger who'd recently turned things around, wed the love of his life, and decided to settle down on Nexus. Then tragedy struck a second time when the Dominion fired on their escape craft, killing all on board – including Deadeye's bride,
Sadie! Will Deadeye go bad? Turn to page 005 for our exclusive simulated interview and get our best guesses!
DUREK STONEBREAKER ROCKS! What's up in the war against the Dominion? Hot merc-on-Draken action in Galeras, that's what! Durek Stonebreaker, supreme commander of FCON, is taking the fight to the Dominion on his own terms, and he's not going to let anything or anyone stop him. Is the famed Granok warrior going too far? See our analysis on page 009!
[This rest of this periodical
publication details other movers and shakers in popular galactic culture.]
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Man Utd the only club I would leave Real Madrid for! Di Maria talks record move
ANGEL DI MARIA has revealed many clubs were in for him but only Manchester United had the pull to sign him from Real Madrid this summer.
United announced they had broken the British transfer record by signing the winger for £59.7m from Real Madrid.
Posting the news on Twitter, the club revealed: "Manchester United is delighted to announce that Angel Di Maria has completed his transfer for a British record fee of £59.7million. Angel joins on a five-year contract."
The fee surpasses the previous record of £50m, which Chelsea set when they bought Fernando Torres from Liverpool in January 2011.
And speaking of his move, Di Maria said: "I am absolutely delighted to be joining Manchester United.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed my time in Spain and there were a lot of clubs interested in me, but United is the only club that I would have left Real Madrid for.
"Louis van Gaal is a fantastic coach with a proven track record of success and I am impressed by the vision and determination everyone has to get this club back to the top – where it belongs. I now just cannot wait to get started."
More: "I'm impressed by the vision & determination everyone has to get this club back to the top." #WelcomeDiMaria pic.twitter.com/qkr321OFVY— Manchester United (@ManUtd) August 26, 2014


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October 5, 1899 - The Boissevain Recorder newspaper begins publishing.
October 5, 1905 - The cornerstone is laid for the Point Douglas Presbyterian / Our Lady of Lourdes Church on MacDonald Avenue.
October 5, 1871 – Manitoba is briefly invaded by about 40 Irish-Americans and Métis led by W. B. O'Donoghue. The group crossed at Pembina, N.D. and demanded the surrender of the tiny HBC post inside the border. The invasion ended the following day when members of the U.S. Army stationed at Fort Pembina came to arrest the invaders and return them to the U.S..
Though the invasion was short-lived, some feared that it may be the beginning of Fenian raids seen in Eastern Canada.
For more on the O'Donoghue invasion see Manitoba Historical Society's Unequal Justice and St. Vincent Memories' Witnesses to an Invasion.
October 5, 1970 Winnipeg Free Press
October 5, 1970 - CBC Manitoba's flagship news program '24Hours' debuts.
The show was a 'game changer' in TV news. It took the traditional news program, a man at a desk reading news for 25 minutes, changed it to an hour-long format intermixing traditional news with commentary, in-studio interviews and phone-in sessions.
The original on-air line-up for 24Hours included Garth Dawley (news presenter), John Harvard and Gerry Haslam (current affairs), Murray Parker (weather). Don Wittman and Bob Picken shared the sports desk. The show ran until 2000.
24 Hours crew ca. 1979 (source)Other 24Hours alumni include: Mike McCourt, Kevin Evans, Scott Oake, Diana Swain, Ernie Nairn and Sandra Lewis. For assorted 24Hours video clips.