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Okay first things first, let's get all the over-exaggeration and hyperbole crap out of the way: it is not the end of the world. The 28-game unbeaten would've been in jeopardy at the best of times facing a team like Sevilla on their own patch, never mind with a weakened side. But we had already qualified for the next stage, so Le Boss could afford to rest a few players. And even then, look at how Cesc limped off with a hammy problem…now imagine that happening to Willy and Ade as well...do you get the picture?
If ever there was a game to lose the run, then it was this. Far better to lose it here than away at Anfield, at home to the Mancs or in any of our forthcoming league games. The longer it went on, the more likely it was to play on the team's mind. A defeat like the Wayne Rooney-inspired Everton one in 2002 (after which we lost the following three) or the Mike Reilly-inspired one to end our 49-game stretch (after which we never recovered) would have been far, far more damaging.
With the already announced news that Willy, Ade and Gael were to stay at home, it wasn't obvious who would line up for The Arsenal, with the main sticking point being in the centre of the park, given our plethora of central midfielders. In the end Wenger plumped for the experience of Gilberto and Cesc alongside the strength of Eboue and the guile of Denilson, who retained his place from Wigan on Saturday. Eduardo was once again marooned out on the left (although he drifted inside a fair amount) and Bendtner was the target man.
Not much going on in the first ten minutes and then bang! 1-0 to The Arsenal. Bendtner received the ball wide on the right and flighted in an absolute peach of a cross to Eduardo. The Crozilian chested it down and took advantage of a lucky ricochet before slotting it home from less than 6-yards. That's what we signed him for, scrappy strikes like that, not zipping past his man and then delivering a cross from the byline or tracking back to help his full-back out. A special word for the assist too – I remember in the game against Sheffield United that Bendtner had a touch of the Bergkamps about him with the way he dropped deep and linked play. Well this ball was out of Dennis's playbook, and I can pay it no higher compliment than that.
Like I said in my match report for the Wigan game, when Arsenal go a goal up, we're the best in the world. Knocking the ball about with ease, playing it to feet, running into space, pulling markers out of position…it's an absolute footballing masterclass. And it was much like that for the fifteen minutes following Eduardo's goal, until a rickett from the returning Big Phil Senderos caused havoc in our area. Sevilla advanced down the right and although their pull-back was partially cut-out by the retreating Gilberto, it fell kindly for Keita who lashed it in with his left-foot. We hadn't conceded in Europe for six games up until that point, and do you remember what happened last time we went on a long run of European clean sheets and then conceded unexpectedly???
…yep, we conceded again almost straightaway. Talk about London buses eh? Following the equaliser we were shell-shocked, not so much at conceding I think, but the manner in which we did it. From bossing the game to being bossed, and all because of a cock-up. Ten minutes after the leveller came Sevilla's second. Navas, the diving c*nt, won a cheap free-kick down our left. Dani Alves – who is very good from these set-piece situations – whipped it in and Luis Fabiano exhibited great movement to eluded his marker(s) and nod it across goal and into the bottom corner. The ITV4 commentator (I think it was Jim Beglin) said that Almunia could have done better, but he had no chance. Beglin had the knives out for Almunia all night actually, always questioning his positioning, since when did Beglin beocome president of the Jens Lehmann fan club?
From thereon in it was always going to be a struggle. However we could have got back into immediately. Bendtner again showed good strength to hold off defenders and got into the box. Faced by the keeper, he had the wherewithal to knock it back to Eduardo who was waiting unmarked, but his low drive was somehow diverted wide by the sprawling keeper. The last five minutes of the half were harem scarem in our box. Kanoute put wide a chance very similar to Keita's goal, and Keita himself had a rasping strike well held by Almunia down low to his left. That was it for a frustrating first-half, I was thoroughly pissed off at the time, not because we were losing but the way in which the action had unfolded.
At the beginning of the second-half the man at the thick of the action was the much-maligned Eboue. He showed some skilful footwork and a good turn of pace in the box before being blatantly fouled by Christian Poulsen. Whether it was obstruction (thereby resulting in an indirect free-kick) or a straight-up mistimed tackle I'm not sure, but either way it was a foul. The ref waved play on, and to rub salt into our wounds he booked Denislon in the aftermath for a tasty challenge on the edge of the Sevilla box.
We seemed to be building up a decent head of steam but that all went flat once Cesc felt his hamstring and came off. Hopefully it was an extremely precautionary measure. Rosicky came on for him but after the young Spaniard's departure we lost our rhythm. It was in fact Sevilla who made most of the running for the ensuing fifteen minutes, they manufactured a number of half-chances and looked very dangerous indeed, I can't remember the last time we were under the cosh like that. It all culminated midway through the half when a low cross was fizzed into our box and for some unbeknown reason Senderos stooped to clear instead of knocking it away with his feet. The ball clearly struck him on the chest – had it hit his arm it would not have rebounded away at such pace – but confusion arose and the ref gave a penalty. Or did he? Following consultant with his linesman he overruled his own decision, fair play to him because the lino was in a much better position. You can always tell it is a pen when the defender looks around sheepishly after committing the crime, but Senderos didn't have a clue and was absolutely flabbergasted at the initial decision.
We then resorted to going long towards Bendtner – completely understandable given the situation we found ourselves in. However nothing positive materialised from it. I distinctly remember one occasion where he got a decent flick-on but because Eduardo was stuck out wide he couldn't latch on to it and Rosicky's natural tendencies are not those of a poacher, so the move was wasted. I can't wait for Robin van Persie to come back now, not just because of how good a player he is, but because he demands inclusion in the team and would leave Le Boss little choice but to play two up-front. As we continued to press for the equaliser, Sevilla looked dangerous on the counter. They lived up to the typical Spanish/Latino stereotype of gamesmanship too, something which infuriated Wenger to the point where he was sent to the stands by the fourth official. Like Adebayor in last season's Carling Cup, he took his sweet time doing so, something which may have repercussions in the next few days.
By this time Theo had come on for Eboue, who did not capitalise on his bright start to the half. We won a few corners but as always wasted them; they either go too long or fail to beat the first man. The amount other teams that benefit from the limited number of corners they receive against us is ridiculous, and given our style of play we get umpteen corners but take advantage of none. Rumours are that David Beckham is gonna train with The Arse over the winter – if they are true then hopefully he can teach our set-piece takers a thing or two about delivery. From one of our last attacks Sevilla broke down the right and the ball came across the goal for Kanoute. He was bundled over by a mixture of Toure and Sagna according to the ref, and stepped up to coolly sidefoot home the resulting spot-kick to well and truly put the final nail in our coffin. In fact we could have even conceded another goal, but thankfully we didn't.
So that is that then. The end of the Club record unbeaten run, and listening to Clive Tyldsley you would have been forgiven for thinking that it was something akin to the end of the 49-game unbeaten run, such was the way he went over the top. I could rant and rave all night as I am still slightly annoyed as I write this, but I won't. This wasn't a heart-wrenching setback like the Invincibles and Jose Reyes being kicked into touch, nor did it have the drama of a Wayne Rooney last-minute wonder strike. It was a regulation defeat away to a good team. It could have been avoided mind you, especially because we got off to a flier. But such is life.
A few things I would like to comment on. Firstly, I have been a big Senderos fan since his time here, remembering fondly his run at the end of 2004/05 and of course his part en route to Paris in 2006. I read elsewhere that, like old boy Sol Campbell, he needs a few games to shake off the rustiness. But time is something we don't have anymore, with the games coming thick and fast. And with Djourou not being on top form at Birmingham, all of a sudden we are looking thin at the back with Kolo away for a month. This brings me on to my next point: Gilberto. I felt he looked out of sync with the rest of the midfield, almost like he was a step behind. Whether this is due to lack of games or tiredness from his round trip to Brazil, I'm not sure. In fact, I reckon it is more down to the style of the team's play evolving into a higher tempo, something illustrated by Flamini usurping him in the first XI. Whilst there have been many rumours about a January move to Juve, I would not sell him. But nor would I play him in midfield anymore. Instead, I'd deploy him as a centre-back. Senderos had a bit of a shocker in the air against Kanoute, and it is widely acknowledged that Gilberto is one our best players aerially.
My Top Gun for the day goes to one Nicklas Bendtner. He led the line fantastically, holding up the ball well, shrugging defenders off with his strength and getting out of tight situations with some nifty footwork. Add to this his obvious mental capacity for the game – he is very shrewd and clever on the ball, his distribution and lay-offs are excellent and he is strong in the air too. I would like to see him get a few one-on-one chances to see what his composure is like. If it is there, and if he can adopt the workrate of Ade, then he is a real star in the making. In fact I can envisage him combining well with Robin, because he is clever enough to drop off the front whilst the Dutchman makes a run in behind the defence. He can feed balls through as well as he can flick them on. And amazingly he is only nineteen.
In the long-run the important thing to come out of the defeat isn't the end of the run. Nope, its more that we may now finish second in the group, thus exposing us to a potential heavyweight clash with Barca or Real or Inter or AC Milan. In a way it may not be a bad thing as we tend to thrive when we are the underdogs – remember the road to Paris when we dispatched Real and Juve, whilst we were favourites against Villarreal and only scraped through, not to mention last season's upset by PSV. But in all honesty, you'd rather avoid the big guns for as long as possible. One thing I am confused about is the permutations…on ITV4 (by the way, why in the London area are we on ITV4?!), the commentators kept saying that we need to win against Bucharest at home and Sevilla need to lose away in Prague for us to finish top. As it currently stands, we are second on 10 points, Sevilla top on 12, but we have better head-to-head results, so surely if we win and Sevilla draw, we finish top?
Anyway, enough with the European permutations. We're through, that's the main thing. And even more important than that is three points on Saturday at the Villa. I wish John Carew gets food poisoning before the game, just to be safe.


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Conditionals activities
A conditional statement (Block) allows a program to test some condition and then based on the outcome of that test, to execute some code (Blocks) or not.
Let's try a program in Sense to examine how this works in detail. The conditional statement we use first is a simple 'if' statement. You can find this type of block on the 'Control' panel. The 'if' block has a space for holding a diamond shape block. This type of block is called a 'boolean' and is an expression which evaluates to either 'true' or 'false'. For example, if we have a variable which holds some value it can be tested using an '=' operator to see if that value is the same as some value we specify. So, for example in the demonstration (Figure 1) the value of 'answer' is tested using '=' to see if it has the value 'yes'. If it does have that value then the test evaluates to 'true' and the blocks within the 'if' block will then be executed. If 'answer' has any other value then the '=' test will evaluate to 'false' and the blocks within the 'if' block will not be executed.
Figure 1
Simple 'if' statement.
To understand how an 'if' statement executes build the stack shown in Figure 1 or
it. You might want to use the stepping mode again when running this program.
First run the program and when asked 'shall we execute the blocks' type 'yes' (without quotation marks) and press return so that the 'if' statement's condition evaluates to 'true' and blocks inside the 'if' statement are executed. Then run the stack again and type in anything except 'yes' and see how the statements inside of the 'if' block are not executed.
The 'if' statement is usually available in an extended form which has an additional 'else' part. The statement behaves as you saw above except that if the condition evaluates to false the blocks inside of the 'else' part of the statement are executed. The program in Figure 2 illustates the use of an 'if ... else ...' Block. You can edit the earlier program or
the program.
Figure 2
Simple 'if ... else ...' statement.
Run this stack twice just as you did the earlier stack, typing 'yes' the first time and, say, 'no' the second time. Again you might want to turn 'stepping' on so that you can see what happens more clearly.
This is the end of all the Sense programmng activities. Please go back and continue with the main guide.

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Wisconsin approves contract extension for basketball coach Greg Gard through 2021-22 season
The Wisconsin athletic board has announced contact extensions for six winter and spring head coaches, including basketball's Greg Gard.
As announced in an official release on Friday, the Badgers extended Gard's contract through May 31, 2022.
Other Wisconsin coaching extensions:
- Women's basketball coach Jonathan Tsipis through May 31, 2022.
- Men's hockey coach Tony Granato through June 30, 2022.
- Women's hockey coach Mark Johnson through June 30, 2022.
- Wrestling coach Barry Davis through May 31, 2020.
- Men's and women's swimming and diving coach Whitney Hite through June 14, 2020.
The 46-year-old Gard has been the Badgers' coach since taking over for Bo Ryan during the 2015-16 season. He's led Wisconsin to consecutive Sweet 16 appearances. The Badgers have made four Sweet 16s in a row overall.
Gard is 42-18 (24-12 Big Ten) as Wisconsin's head coach. The Badgers finished the 2016-17 season with a 27-10 record and reached the Sweet 16 as a No. 8 seed. They upset No. 1 Villanova, the defending national champion, in the second round.


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About The School
About Harris Elementary
Mission Statement
The mission of the staff, parents, students and community of T. G. Harris Elementary is to provide a quality education for all students by making decisions in the best interest of children so that they become responsible, productive, and successful citizens.School Profile:Thomas G. Harris Elementary School, nestled in a quiet community of Northeast Austin bordered by Highway 290 and 51st Street, was built in 1954. Harris is a feeder school to either Pearce or Webb Middle Schools and to Reagan or Lyndon B. Johnson High Schools. Harris serves approximately 900 students in Pre-Kindergarten through Fifth grades and offers after school care through the Extend-A-Car program. The student population consists of 40% African-American, 56% Hispanic and 4% Other.
School Goals
The Harris Village will ensure that all students meet or exceed the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) in English Language Arts. The Harris Village will ensure that all students meet or exceed the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) in Mathematics and become proficient problem solvers. Harris students will be self-disciplined, cooperative and responsible decision makers. We will actively involve the Harris community in the education of our students by creating a positive, welcoming school environment.
Major Programs and Initiatives
Strategies and action plans in these areas for the 1997-1998 school year include the further development and refinement of initiatives in these four goal areas. The Harris Campus Improvement Plan will once again guide and provide an evaluation and monitoring instrument to gauge the effectiveness of our efforts. The Harris CIP will be used as a reference tool and will be revisited on a regular basis at parent meetings, Campus Advisory Council meetings, faculty meetings, grade level and vertical team meetings.The major improvement initiatives for the 1997-1998 school year will be in the area of parental and community involvement, literacy, math and student management. The area of parent and community collaboration with the Harris school administration and faculty and staff will be given priority attention. Careful attention and priority will be given to including Harris parents and community into the Harris instructionl programs provided to the students of Harris. Parent education meetings and sessions will be conducted weekly by the Harris Parent Involvement Representative. The number of Harris parents serving on the Campus Advisory Council will be increased from three to six parents.Continued emphasis will be given to math and literacy best practices in grades PK through fifth. Refinement of the literacy instructional strategies by Harris teachers will be ensured by the consistent and regular monitoring of instructional practices through classroom observations, modeling and peer and consulting coaching in literacy strategies during the 1997-1998 school year. In the area of math instruction, Investigations will be a major instructional program that will rigorously be monitored for implementation as outlined in the Campus Improvement Action Plans.A strong assertive discipline pollicy and campus wide student management plan will be consistently implemented in all Harris classrooms as outlined in the Campus Improvement Action Plans dealing with student management.
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Many people find attending college to be a thoroughly enjoyable time in their lives. Many others face college with a certain amount of doubt and uncertainty, though. This is due to the fact that they are nervous about what the future holds for them. You will see that it can help if you learn as much as you can.
Set aside a good amount of time to study everyday. Studying will help you get more out of your college education. College is like a full-time job and you may still socialize. The better you do in college, the better career you will have once you graduate.
Success in college depends greatly on the quality of your study environment. A dorm room is probably not the greatest study environment. A better bet is to locate a quiet place where you can study in solitude. Libraries are an exceptional choice. If you cannot go to the library, buy some headphones that will drown out noise.
No matter who you are, try using the campus gym. You can work out during the day, and meet other active students. You can broaden your social circle and find workout buddies.
You aren't at home, and no one will pick up after you or prepare your meals. You alone are responsible for your diet, sleep and environment. Set aside time in your schedule to properly care for yourself. You can get ill from being too stressed or not eating healthy enough.
Save Money
You can always purchase used books to save money. Textbooks, new or old, are pricey. Tuition costs are high as it is and you don't need to spend a lot of money on books. Look for online retailers and bookstores for used textbooks. Used books are a great way to save money.
Take quality notes while you are in college for studying purposes. Taking notes can help you get a better grasp on the information you are hearing. This ensures you'll have them handy come test time. Regardless of what you think your grasp on the material is, write it down to be sure that you have it straight.
Apply for an internship when you're going to college. By following through with an interning opportunity, you will receive real-world experience and professional relationships. If you'd like for your internship to result in an actual job offering, make certain that you fully apply yourself and learn everything that there is to know regarding your particular position. Check with your school's office to find out how you can get an internship, and then do it!
If employment is necessary during college, seek out your school's career center. In addition to assisting with job placement after graduation, career centers often post smaller part time jobs both from the campus itself and the surrounding area that are designed to meet the schedules of college students.
Remember that while you can find your passion and major through electives, there are broader avenues to also explore. Get involved with extracurricular activities on campus. You can always join some clubs on campus or do a work study program. You are always sure to find a broad array of activities taking place on campus. Try something that you've never done every week.
If you can't make up your mind between a few potential majors, then begin taking some starting classes in the departments you're considering. Spending time in them can help you experience them and choose the right one. When you are ready to choose, you'll have the credits you need for that major, plus the minors as well.
You should go through a few semesters of school if you are feeling weary about it, give it a chance. Many students get homesick or feel that they made a mistake because it's a different experience from anything they may have ever encountered before. It is always possible to reassess your options if you continue to feel you made a mistake at the end of your year.
Going to college for your first time is an exciting but stressful time. Just don't get too worried, however. Either way, it is important to continue meeting all your commitments, whether they include work, study or familial obligations. Remember that you are going to college to learn and become an adult.
Never rely on notes taken by someone else. You can't be sure that the person sitting next to you in class is a good student and note taker. You may find that you are only receiving only a portion of what was covered in class.
Family Housing
If you are going back to college and have kids, you might have eliminated the possibility of staying on campus from your mind because you just didn't think it could happen. This isn't always true. There are a lot of college campuses that provide family housing. It has come to the attention of many colleges and universities that a growing portion of their enrolling students graduated from high school several years ago. Find out family housing as quickly as possible though, since spaces fill up fast.
If you want to study abroad, you can take the kids. Many students who have children believe that it is impossible to participate in study abroad with children. Set an appointment to speak with a campus coordinator specializing in foreign study programs. While some programs for studying abroad aren't suitable for parents, there are others that can be quite accommodating for you and your family.
Many students share dorms with roommates in order to save money. Keep in mind that your environment can influence your academic success. While dorm life is a big part of the college experience, it's not for everyone.
Consider your academic strength and whether you can translate that to extra cash by tutoring. Try tutoring other students and make money from it. Try advertising in your dorm or on the student center bulletin board. Even advertise online!
Now, you're more aware of what college entails. Armed with this knowledge, you can expect productive and successful days at school. Keep this advice in mind and you will have a college experience that will be successful and memorable.


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Re: Wm. Roland Adkins
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Stephen Adkins 10/18/05
Stephen, sorry it has taken me a little longer to answer. It has been 5 or 6 years since I have worked much on the Adkins file and I have lost touch with some who were doing research then. Our most frequent contact is Louise Adkins Jones on Gene Field in St. Joe. For several years we have gone back for the Adkins reunion in late August, but didn't this year.
Do you remember going when it was at Hyde Park, it was very big then.
I have in my records that Roland was born in Harlan County, but even that has some problems. He was born before Harlan county was a county. I have been at The family library in Frankfort, Ky., but was looking for my Sampson, Kays & Adams families. They might have a letter file with some information. I did find on line mention of a James Adkins 88, getting a pension in 1833 in Harland county.
By the way I find it hard to believe that Old Frame cemetery is now Dearborn cemetery. They are about 4 miles apart and in Buchanan & Platte counties. While I list David's wife as Nancy Toms, her brother is burried With her parents as Tombs in the Williams Cemetery, which I understand is on what I knew as the David Logan farm in my young days.
I would like the Pictures you mention, but even more would like information on your father's & your families. I have ony that your grandfather married Molly Stagner. The Stagner name I connect with a farm just north of Dearborn where 116 turn east. Enough for now.
Bob Henderson
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Rapper Lil' Yachty brought the first-ever pizza pop-up to New York last month. Following the mass success of the pop-up, he's now brining it to the West Coast. Yachty's Pizzeria will be taking over the existing Delicious Pizza on Sunset. They'll be open this Saturday & Sunday only — from noon to 7pm. Expect long lines if you plan on grabbing a slice of pizza. Merch will be also on hand, in fact lots of merch, including jackets, hats, and t-shirts. Be sure to arrive early especially if you're coming with an empty stomach.
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Certain rare and desirable cars can sell for very large sums of money. You may have one of those cars and you want to get rid of it. You must be very careful how you go about doing this. You need to be certain that you do not get ripped of. Take the necessary precautions to make sure that you get the amount of money that the car is actually worth. One of the best options at your disposal is to sell your car to a company that specializes in buying rare cars. You might not have considered this before. Here are a few of the reasons why this would be a good decision.
1. You will get a fair price for your car.
Companies that are in the business of buying classic cars would not stay in business if they treated people unfairly. You can be assured that your car will be accurately appraised so that its true value can be determined. A fair price will then be negotiated between you and the company to ensure that you get what you deserve for your automobile. You may not get the price that you want if you attempt to sell the car on your own.
2. You will not need to take time out of your schedule to show the car to potential buyers.
You might be a very busy person. Selling a car can take a lot of time because you need to show the car to every serious buyer. You need to allow them to take the car out for a test drive. Your busy schedule might prevent you from being able to do this. Selling your Mercedes 190 SL to a classic car buying company will be a quick and painless process. The fast transaction will allow you to get back to your other responsibilities.
3. You will not have a chunk of the sale price taken by an auction house.
Many people use auction houses to sell their rare and classic cars. The biggest drawback to this method is the fact that auction houses take a very large percentage of the final selling price. You will not have this problem if you sell your car to a company that buys cars on a regular basis. You will get the full selling price. Therefore, you stand to make more money.


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West Atlantic Shipyard
Shipbuilding, Ship Repair and Marine Engineering
West Atlantic Shipyard Limited (WAS), is a joint venture between Piriou & Orlean Invest, operating in the Onne Oil & Gas Free Zone, Nigeria, and engaged in shipbuilding, ship repair marine engineering and Offshore Fabrication and support.
- WAS has 60,000 m² of secure storage;
- A 290m quay supplied with water and electricity, and dredged to 6.5m LWL;+ two(2)Floating Docks.
- Four workshops with overhead cranes spread over 6,000m2;
- A 2,000 tonne railway for the launching of new ships and to accommodate heavy units in maintenance;
WAS specialises and builds for the offshore industry, aluminium and steel vessels up to 110m in length. 48 boats have been built since 2005 and over 1000 boats repaired since 2008. Today WAS is the leading ship repair yard in the world.
WAS repairs all types of vessels and has become a major support shipyard is self-sufficient in terms of electrical energy and freshwater; and implements a waste management policy in compliance with Nigerian and International requirement for the offshore fleet in West Africa.
West Atlantic Shipyard Limited
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steroid ster·oid (stěr'oid', stēr'-)
Any of numerous naturally occurring or synthetic fat-soluble organic compounds having as a basis 17 carbon atoms arranged in four rings and including the sterols and bile acids, adrenocortical and sex hormones, certain natural drugs such as digitalis compounds, and the precursors of certain vitamins. Also called steroid hormone . adj. ste·roid·al (stĭ-roid', stě-)
Relating to or characteristic of steroids or steroid hormones.
Q. Had FMS for almost twenty years now, tried almost everything. Is Lyrica in the "steroid" family? Any one in this community could help me? I have given my few questions to find out an answer. I Had FMS for almost twenty years now, tried almost everything. I'm considering Lyrica but I'd like more info. Is Lyrica in the "steroid" family? If you go on Lyrica for a while & see no improvement with pain, is going off of it a big deal like with other med's, or can you simply just stop taking it? I take Ambien, will that have any interactions? I'm seeing my Doc about this at the end of the month, but I was hoping to get some personal experiences about it. Thanks for any thoughts! Thanks for your answers, keep them coming! A. according to this-
there is a moderate interaction. that means you can take them both but be checked regularly for depression of breath.


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The Blue team's encounter with Maldon Lakeside on Friday proved to be a really close match as all good handicap games should be. Faced with a Maldon team of Shirley Macro (11) Mary Burd (12) Richard Wallis (14) and Shirley Wallis (14) our team of John Skuse (3) Paul Bridgman (3) Peter Wilkinson (9) and Lesley Bridgman (10) were required to give away no fewer than 118 extra turns during the course of the match. However the doubles games were shared with Peter and Lesley winning their game 7-3. Least said about Paul and John's offering the better. Much muttering about how well their opponents's played and Paul declaring that he just could not play properly on what were and still are difficult lawns to play accurately. How crazy is this game? Paul won all 4 of his singles games and was never taken to the 13th hoop. A superb achievement considering the differences in handicap with all his opponents. Lunch was taken after the first set of singles with the score 3-3. The home team, suitably refreshed, won the second set of singles 3-1but the Blues managed to level the match score after the 3rd set. It could so easily have been a clean sweep as Lesley lost to captain Mary Burd's excellent running of the golden hoop when apparently blocked. Cheers from the Maldon crew and sighs from the Blue team. Match score at this stage 7-7. Undaunted Lesley won her final singles as did Paul and it finally rested on John's shoulders to bring home the bacon with a 7-5 win over Shirley Wallis. Final score Maldon Lakeside 8 (100 hoops) Chelmsford Blue 10 (99 hoops). A fine match played in sunny weather until shortly before the end when wet weather gear had to be donned as a clap of thunder halted proceedings for a few minutes. Apart from the sight of a £20 note being chased by its owner their are no "incidents" to report for the match and the accompanying refreshment breaks were enjoyed by all JS
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Enfield v Chelmsford Green
A fine summers day greeted the intrepid four as they braved the pleasures of the M11 and M25 on their way to play at Enfield Croquet Club in their final handicap league of the season. The two teams seemed well matched on paper with Chelmsford Green fielding Tony Frewin (4), Karen Jones (5), David Dawsey (6) and Ernie Bailey (11) and Enfield East Peter Brock (5), Michael Broadway (7), David Hill (7) and Alan Bateman (9). With David and Ernie winning the first doubles against David and Michael 7-1 things looked good for a short time! The other doubles was close with Tony and Karen going down 7-5 to Peter and Alan. The first round of singles were shared with Karen winning 7-5 over Michael and Tony defeating Peter by the same score. The second round didn't progress quite so well with a 3-1 loss, Ernie getting a golden hoop victory over David making the match score 6-4 at lunch. Not much to say about round 3 as all games were lost (we must all have been suffering from overeating at lunch!), although David getting close with a 7-6 defeat to Peter the best of the round. This meant that Enfield had the match won but we could at least go into the last round totally relaxed as we had nothing to lose! The last round of singles was an improvement with honours shared, Tony beating Alan 7-4 and Ernie beating Peter 7-3. This gave a final match result of Enfield East 12 (108 hoops) Chelmsford Green 6 (82 hoops), the best performance coming from Ernie with 2 singles and a doubles win. The weather was good and the game was played in good spirits by both teams with fine refreshments provided by Enfield. Apart from the driver (David) deciding to visit a car park by mistake! the journey home was trouble free and we were back in Writtle by 5 o'clock. DD.
Chelmsford Blue v Enfield E 28th July 2017
Chelmsford Blue team of Paul Bridgman (3) Judith Hand (4) John Skuse (4) and Deb Clarke (10) playing in her first club match entertained an Enfield E team of Peter Brock (5) Michael Broadway (7) David Hill (8) and Alan Bateman (9) in a handicap league match at Writtle today. Fortunately the weather behaved once again and although windy it was quite warm and, despite the greyness above the courts, no rain fell. Well that is the good news. Now for an account of the match which started with Enfield winning both doubles and 6 of the first 8 singles to establish an 8-2 lead before a break for lunch. Fortunes improved only marginally on the restart with 3 wins from the remaining 8 singles. Match result: Chelmsford Blue 5 (96 hoops) Enfield East 13 (113 hoops). John with 3 wins and Paul 2 salvaged something from the wreckage. Judith unluckily lost 2 of her singles on the 13th hoop whilst Deb, understandably nervous at the start , improved as the day went on and took Michael Broadway to the 12th hoop. High spots of the day from a Chelmsford perspective were few but the efforts David Hill made to avoid a ball accidentally heading in his direction at a rate of knots from short range will be remembered by your correspondent for some time. The agility with which he prevented a non-striking fault with a twist and jump helped him win yet another game thus resulting in a handicap cut to 7. Congratulations to Enfield for a fine win which continues their unbeaten run in this competition. JS
GC Ladies Singles 24 July 2017
A record number of 15 took part in the 3rd running of this popular level play event which was once again managed by Judith assisted, this year, by Julie. Split into 2 blocs the format, as before, involved playing 4 seven hoop games with the winners of each bloc playing a final of 13 hoops. Karen headed (shall we call it bloc A) by winning 3 of her 4 games with a hoop difference of +6 whilst Tess who also had 3 wins but with a hoop difference of +4 came second. Bloc B was an even closer affair as no fewer than 4 players had an equal number of 3 wins but Judith, with a hoop difference of +8, lead the group with Christine +4 coming 2nd and June and Sheila finishing equal 3rd +2. The final between Judith and Karen could not have been closer and the standard of play was excellent. Never more than a hoop in it matters came to a head at the 13th as Karen managed a jump shot to take the title "Ladies Champion 2017″. Judith, who had won in 2016, had much pleasure in handing over the SB trophy to a grateful Karen.
GC Maldon Pavilion v Chelmsford Green 21/7/17
Once more to the interesting slopes of Forester Park for our valiant team of David Dawsey (4) Tony Frewin (6) Anne Skuse (8) and Ernie Bailey (11) to meet top of the table Maldon Pavilion in the persons of Jean Healey (6) Pete Howe (6) Chris Joslin (10) and Joan Fairclough (11). The Maldon team, much changed from their encounter with the Blues a month ago, nevertheless took an early stronghold on the match for, after sharing the doubles, they won 7 of the 8 singles played before lunch. With a lead of 8 games to 2 and an impressive 63 hoops to 35 the home side were well on their way to making it 4 wins from 4 matches. However the Greens rallied in the afternoon by winning 5 of the remaining 8 games to finally lose by 11 games to 7 with a hoop difference of 108 to 80. Tony, at least, despite having to give many "extra turns" managed to preserve his stroke index by winning 2 singles and sharing with Ernie in the doubles win. David, thanks to a refreshing drink during the interval also managed 2 singles wins whilst Anne v Jean Healey and Ernie v Joan each managed a win. One illustration of how "hiily" the contours are at Forrester Park: Tony managed to run hoop 1 with his first shot versus Joan. Some might describe it as a fluke but others, rather more factually, would claim it as a matter of supreme skill! Currently the Greens lay 4th in the Eastern Area of the EACF GC Handicap League with 4 points and the Blues 5th with 3 points but with a game in hand. JS
Please note that the match played yesterday was between Chelmsford Blue and Colchester and not as reported. JS
Chelmsford Green v Colchester 14th July 2017
A Colchester team of Jill Mills (5) Jane Collier (6) Stephen Scrase (8) and Gill Glen (9) visited Writtle today to play the Chelmsford Green side of Paul Bridgman (3) Judith Hand (4) Tess Gossett (9) and Betty Craig (12) in a EACF Handicap League fixture. Weather was again set fair and, with the lawns running rather slower after recent heavy rain, local knowledge certainly aided the Greens as they narrowly won both doubles 7-5 and 7-6. They extended their lead by winning the first set of singles 3-1 but Colchester responded by taking the second set by the same margin to leave the score at lunchtime Chelmsford 6 Colchester 4. Seemingly with all to play, however, the afternoon singles went Chelmsford's way by 7 games to 1 and by a remarkable 54 hoops to 32. Final score CHELMSFORD GREEN 13 (114 hoops) COLCHESTER 5 (89 hoops). A fine allround performance with Judith, Tess and Betty all winning 3 of their 4 singles whilst Paul protected his stroke index by winning 2. Tea and cakes were enjoyed after the match by the teams and supporters. Thanks go to Deb for timekeeping duties and completing the paperwork that is forwarded to the EACF after each match. JS
Leighton Linslade v Chelmsford 7th July 2017
Our third level play fixture this season started well in that no wrong turns were made in finding Pages Park, Leighton Buzzard. This is a first for 2017 following errors (admittedly minor) during away trips to Watford and Letchworth. Greeted by match manager John Cundell together with the familiar faces of David Ball (2) John Thorp (2) Ross Bagni (3) and Judith Pengelley (4) our team of John Skuse(4) Judith Hand (4) Tony Frewin (4) and Karen Jones (5) got off to a bad start by losing the first 2 doubles games albeit by the close margins of 7-5 and 7-6. The sixteen singles games that followed were shared 8-8 which says much for our slightly higher handicapped team's efforts on another splendid but hot day for croquet. Final score LEIGHTON LINSLADE 10 (106 hoops) CHELMSFORD 8 (96). Tony and John both managed to beat David and John thus doing their stroke indexes no harm at all but it should be emphasised that this was a team performance with everyone contributing to those singles wins. What a shame about the doubles! Finally tea and an assortment of tasty cakes were served after which thanks were expressed to all at Leighton Linslade for their hospitality. Finally thanks must go to Tony for driving us there and back so efficiently. JS
GC Report Chelmsford Blue v Maldon Pavilion 23rd June 2017
The Chelmsford Blue team of Judith Hand (captain) (4) Paul Bridgman (3) Lesley Bridgman (9) and Tess Gossett (9) started well winning both doubles 7-6 and the first set of singles 3-1. Maldon staged a partial recovery before lunch taking the second set of singles 3-1. Lunch time score Chelmsford Blue 6 Maldon Pavilion 4. Maldon's team of Jean Healey (captain) (6) Al Brown (3) Neil Clark (9) and Henry Hamber (12) shared the third set of singles with the "Blues" as Judith somehow managed to beat Henry 7-4 despite having to give away no fewer than 8 extra turns. None of the home side's other players had much luck when playing Henry who really played well. So Chelmsford led 8-6 with 4 games to play. Maldon were apparently under orders to "win or else" from their Club Captain Chris Joslin and, my, how they responded to the implied threat of goodness knows what! The final 4 games were all won by Maldon by impressive margins 7-4, 7-2, 7-1, and 7-4. Final Score CHELMSFORD BLUE 8 (95 hoops) MALDON PAVILION 10 (110 hoops). Chelmsford's star player Paul with 3 singles victories including a 7-5 v Al Brown who finished the day with a handicap reduction to 2. At the conclusion of the match, amidst the cakes and cups of tea, Judith congratulated Maldon on their victory and commented on the fine spirit in which the match had been played. Thus Maldon Pavilion preserved their unbeaten record and would appear to be contesting with Southchurch the chance of winning the Division. The two teams meet at Maldon on 4th August. JS
EACF AC match v Newport
I am pleased to report that Chelmsford won their first AC EACF Essex Suffolk league match of the season. Newport came to Writtle on the 10th June with a team consisting of Jim Potter (5), Arthur Flutter (7) Fran Lambert (12) and Bernard Yallop (12). Our team of Graham Bond, Ron Atkinson, David Ebert and Dave Westall played a doubles and two singles in the morning, coming out ahead 2 wins to one. After lunch Newport won two of the next three games, leaving the last game to finish as the decider. This was being played by our senior player Ron, and not for the first time he came through with a win, making the final score 4:3 to Chelmsford. Well done to everyone. The teams then enjoyed an excellent tea provided by Cheryl, so many thanks to her too.


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I started Larimeloom in 2007, I was right out of high school, trying to find my place in the world.
I had my mother's old Singer sewing machine, a stash of bits and pieces of cloth, and a knack for doing things with my hands.
So I started sewing, designing directly with the fabric, cutting and shaping it as I went along. The thrill of the fabric flowing under my fingers and magically transforming into a useful, wearable and pretty object was addicting, and those first few years I would sew and sew for hours and hours, falling in love with each new design as it came along.
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Each garment that leaves my studio is individually made by the hands of a person through every single step of the process. From the design and pattern, draped and drafted by me and altered to suit each client's proportions, through the cutting, and the careful stitching and finishing.
Because each piece is made one at a time, there is lots of room for customization, and incorporating personal touches in a design fits fluidly in the process.
A handmade garment has a character no factory-sewn, mass produced item can have. It's small irregularities, small careful stitches, the unique and slightly varying cut of every single one ensures an individuality and personality that reflects that of the maker, and that of the wearer.
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Of American mother and Italian father, I have lived most of my life in Italy, and here I have started and grown my business. Both my parents are strongly artistic, raising me and my six younger siblings to a hands-on approach to life. From gardening to woodworking, music making, weaving, spinning, cooking, drawing, knitting, reading, sewing, traveling, our days were alway full, and our minds were forever shaped around the thrill of making things.
Italy has a strong tradition of handcrafting skills, associated with high quality and rich artistic value. I am proud to be able to blend the new and the old, my family values and my own passions within what I do and what I bring to the world.


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Karachi: The capital of Pakistan's troubled Balochistan province on Tuesday witnessed a complete shutdown on the first anniversary of a suicide bombing at Quetta Civil Hospital in which 70 people died.
All educational and commercial institutions in the city remained shut.
Lawyers and civil society persons held candle-light vigils while city residents took out rallies and raised slogans against terrorists and banned outfits.
Ministers and members of provincial assembly also held a prayer meeting at the Civil Secretariat.
Balochistan Chief Minister Sanaullah Zehri had announced an official holiday for all educational institutions.
At least 70 people - most of them lawyers - were killed on August 8 last year when a suicide bomber attacked the civil hospital emergency ward, where lawyers had gathered after the assassination of Bilal Kasi - the president of the Quetta Bar Association.
Quetta has taken the brunt of terrorist and sectarian attacks by separatists and militants in recent years.
Three days after the suicide bombing at Civil hospital, at least 14 people were wounded after the convoy of a judge was targeted in a roadside bombing in the city.
On June 23 this year, at least 14 people including eight policemen were killed in a suicide car bombing in Quetta.


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'Bodies and Souls' is the first part of a retrospective of the work of Spanish photographer Isabel Munoz.
Born in Barcelona in 1951, Isabel Munoz is an internationally renowned photographer whose work is focused on the sensuality of the human form. As a small child, she wanted to become invisible in order to observe without being seen, and from a young age decided to become a photographer. Her work is widely admired and has won numerous prizes and distinctions, including the 2016 the Spanish National Photography Prize, awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Culture. Isabel Munoz's photographs appear in many important public collections, including the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (Paris) and the New Museum of Contemporary Art (New York).
Tango dancers, Mevlevi Sufis, large apes, bodies in movement or sculpted in stone… in the course of her travels and career, Isabel Munoz has plumbed the recesses of the soul, capturing her subjects' unique energy with great subtlety and elegance. Simultaneously humble and ambitious, her work enables viewers to connect with the Other through the precision of a movement or the power of a gaze.
Isabel Munoz is fascinated with dance and the expressive power of the human form. Her work perfectly encapsulates the idea of movement, encouraging us to engage with the question of the physical body and its representation. The large-format platinum prints she favours are ideally suited to this exploration, imparting a special vibration to the velvety smoothness of a limb or the folds of a dress. The remarkable delicacy of these prints underlines the sophisticated framing of each shot and its relation to space and texture.
Isabel Munoz's photographs invite us to discover new horizons of sensuality and sensitivity, a world of memory and fantasy, where light lends an air of mystery to timeless gestures that reveal the eternity of desire and the animal nature of humanity.


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Trinity Church Cemetery, at Broadway and Wall Street, is one of Manhattan's oldest cemeteries. (The oldest may be the First Shearith Jewish Cemetery on St. James Place just south of Chatham Square.) The first mention of this space as a burial ground was in 1673, over twenty years before the first Trinity Church was built from 1696-1697 when a small group of Anglicans living in Manhattan petitions Governor Benjamin Fletcher for approval to purchase land for a new church. Approval is granted and the petitioners purchase land for the new church from the Lutheran Congregation in Manhattan.
That first church was burned down during a 1776 fire begun by invading British forces. The second church was built between 1788-1790, surviving another great fire in 1835, but was found to be inadequate for the needs of a growing body of worshippers, and so the third church, the neo-Gothic structure designed by Richard Upjohn, was consecrated in 1846. For many years, it was the tallest building in the city. The adjoining memorial chapel built from 1912-1913.
Until the Revolutionary War there were about 160,000 in the Trinity Cemetery churchyard. However, during the fires many tombstones were destroyed and others rendered unreadable.
One of the more picaresque tombstones in the cemetery is that of Adam Allyn, whose profession, "Comedian," is inscribed prominently…
"Sacred to the Memory of Adam Allyn, Comedian. Who Departed this Life February 16, 1768. This Stone Was Erected by the American Company as a Testimony of their unfeignd regard. He Posesed many good Qualitys. But as he was a Man He had the frailties Common to Mans Nature."
Adam Allyn arrived in NYC with his wife in 1758. He made his American debut in Philadelphia's South Street Theatre on July 20, 1759 in The Recruiting Officer. He also played in NYC, making his first appearance at the Beekman Street Theatre in November 1761.
The American Company, organized in 1758 by David Douglass, is considered the first American professional theater company. On February 15th 1768, the day of Mr. Allyn's death, he was advertised to appear at 6PM as Old Philpott in a farce entitled "The Citizen."
Incidentally, the spellings on many of these tombstones are not misspellings in all cases; these were educated people, but until dictionaries were published that standardized the spellings, such as Noah Webster's, variant spellings were the norm.


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As I stumble along the path towards recovery, I'm reminded of a very simple, but powerful fact. I am not alone. There are likely millions of people out there also suffering from chronic illnesses that follow a similar pattern to my own. That pattern being, I'm feeling great one minute, and the next I'm sick again. Now I have to suffer for awhile and slowly creep my way back out of illness and into recovery.
This is a pattern I've struggled through most of my life. As a child, I was diagnosed with asthma, and I managed to catch every bug that went around school (and still do catch everything my kids bring home). Then as a teenager and young adult, it was depression and anorexia that plagued me and dragged me down into the depths of hell on a regular basis. Then as an adult, there was the illness that was both my pregnancies, several injuries including a car accident, and now, the fun of SIBO. Basically one thing after another. But don't feel sorry for me, it's just life. The good thing from a life of chronic illness is, I'm very good at getting back into shape. Because of this, I figure I could offer up some tips on how to get this shit done. Keep in mind, I am no doctor, physical therapist, or anything of the like. This is simply a lifetime of illness talking.
|Yoga w/ Sebastian, April 2011
|Yoga w/ Oscar, May 2016
|Kid yoga
|Sebastian & me, 4/21/2012, after my first 5k
Let's talk examples. Say I'm just on the mend from being ill. The first couple of weeks, I start very gentle. How gentle depends on how sick I was and for how long. But for the average illness that lasts at least a week, like the one I'm in the midst of now (damn forest fires kicking my asthmatic ass), I'd say it looks something like this:
|Week 1
|1 mile, 2-3x/ week
|15-20 min., 2-3x/ week
|Week 2
|1 mile, 3x/ week
|15-20 min., 5x/ week
|Week 3
|1 mile, 2-3x/ week
|30 min., 5x/ week
Then by week 4 I'm back to normal, except at a relatively low intensity. If I make it past a month without getting sick again, then I start increasing distance and intensity. I know not everyone likes yoga, and that is totally fine. If it's not for you, find something else that's equally stress relieving and can be done in a relatively low intensity matter. If all you do is high intensity exercise, you will have a much more painful experience of getting back into shape. I used to be that person so I get it. But at some point you just get sick to death of injuring yourself and realize, hey, if I don't listen to my body, this isn't going to change. After all, doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results is indeed the definition of insanity. So be sane, be nice to yourself, and your body will be nice to you in return.
|Sebastian & me, 3/5/2013, after my first 10k


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There was once a strong train of thought in this city that TD Garden, or The FleetCenter as it was known for a decade, would never be the old Boston Garden.
This was backed up by the fact that the new building would put up a noise meter on the JumboTron during play that had levels of "can't hear you, loud, super loud and GARDEN level." Even the blindly loyal fans knew this practice was a crock.
The new Garden would never get as loud as the old Garden ... or so we thought. With the Celtics and Bruins both playing third and fourth fiddle to the Red Sox and Patriots from, say 1995-2008, it wasn't exactly the fans fault that the new Garden paled in comparison to the old barn. There was little to cheer about at the time.
But in the past few years, things changed dramatically. The Celtics won. The Bruins won. One of the greatest NCAA tournament games in history took place in the new building. The TD Garden had its identity.
With the East Regional taking place here this weekend, a look back at the top moments in the history of the new building.
The Comeback
Largely forgotten thanks to the 2008 NBA title, the Celtics staged the greatest fourth quarter comeback in NBA playoff history on May 25, 2002 against the New Jersey Nets in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
The duo of Antoine Walker and Paul Pierce combined for 51 points in the 94-90 win as the Celtics erased a 26-point deficit.
The blowout
The Celtics destroyed the arch-rival Lakers, 131-92 in Game 6 of the NBA Finals on June 17, 2008. The win gave the Celtics franchise an NBA record 17 titles. Chants of "Beat L.A." and "Seven-teen" rained down on the parquet floor throughout the night. Paul Pierce was named Finals MVP but Rajon Rondo was the star in Game 6 as he had 21 points and six steals.
Villanova stuns Pitt
It will go down as one of the greatest NCAA tournament games of all-time. Neither Pitt nor Villanova held a lead of five points or greater in the second half but the Panthers built a 67-63 advantage with less than three minutes to play. Tied 76-76, Villanova guard Scottie Reynolds had his shining moment as he hit a contested runner in the lane with .5 seconds remaining and sent the Wildcats to the Final Four.
The B's house
The old Boston Garden was always the Bruins' building first and foremost, but it took a while for TD Garden to house some truly memorable black-and-gold moments. That all changed forever in the past 12 months, but even in the lean years of the FleetCenter, the Bruins had their days.
Banner moment
Without question, the raising of the 2011 Stanley Cup championship banner on Oct. 6, 2011 is the singular Bruins moment of the past 16 years in the new building. But the Garden also hosted some of the most stirring moments of the Cup run, including Game 7 victories over Montreal and Tampa Bay to reach the Finals, then the emotional Game 3 victory over the Canucks after the scary injury to Nathan Horton. Even in Game 7 in Vancouver, the Garden played a pivotal role, as Horton poured Garden water onto the opposing ice for good luck.
Honoring the past
During the first decade in the new building, the only highlights for the Bruins were honoring the accomplishments that occurred in the old Garden. In 2001, the Bruins retired Ray Borque's No. 77, after the Bruins legend won his only Stanley Cup with Colorado. Three years later, it was Borque's teammate Cam Neely, who helped lead the Bruins to Stanley Cup Finals appearances in 1988 and '90, who had his No. 8 raised to the roof. Neely would finally get his Bruins championship as team president in 2011.
Classic Game 6
The Bruins only won one playoff series between 1996-08, and this first-round, seven-game battle with Montreal wasn't one of them. But in a wild Game 6 victory, with the Bruins overcoming a one-goal deficit three separate times and scoring four third-period goals to force Game 7 after trailing the series 3-1, the Bruins officially announced their re-emergence as a postseason player, culminating with the Cup three years later.
Honorable mention: WrestleManiaXIV (1998), Celtics-Sixers Game 5 (2002), Celtics-Cavaliers Game 7 (2008), Celtics-Bulls Game 5 (2009), Celtics-Lakers Game 4 (2010).


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The challenge for Day 8 of the Papertrey Ink 9th Anniversary fun is to allow the Color Pop Fortune Teller to select the colors we will work with for our project.
I began with number 3 (in honor of the kidlins), which landed me on Hibiscus Burst. My birthday month is January (1), which led me to Orange Zest and Pure Poppy as my 2 additional colors.
I went in search of my Bitty Bouquets stamp set and eventually ended up with this card:
I took the liberty of adding in some Simply Chartreuse for the stems. (I hope that's not too much of a derailment from the challenge guidelines!) I also used the frame image from Fillable Frames #8 and a sentiment from Fillable Frames #4.
Since I was having such fun with this project, I kept working and turned it into a trio:
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Mobridge, South Dakota Passport Office Information
Residents of Mobridge in Walworth County, South Dakota have only a single location from which they can get a passport application sealed at. The passport agent in Mobridge can provide you with passport forms or witness your signature and seal your passport documents (if you don't need your passport application sealed then you do not need to visit an acceptance agent). Besides the 1 location there are 50 other locations in the state of South Dakota from which you can get a passport application sealed at. If you are not needing a passport in Mobridge for a least (3) weeks, you can visit the sole passport acceptance agent listed below the map on this web page. If you need it faster than (3) weeks we have provided the closest regional passport offices to Mobridge, South Dakota and Expedited Passport service options for Mobridge.
Regional Passport Offices Close to Mobridge:These are passport issuing facilities. You will need to make an appointment and present proof of upcoming travel but in most cases, you will be able to get passport renewal, new passports, child passports, or a lost passport replacement Same Day or Next Day.
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404 N Main St
Mobridge SD, 57601
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404 N Main St
Mobridge, SD 57601
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A deep dive into the generation of balanced parentheses, inspired by a coding interview question.
Understanding Recurrence Relations Using Automata, Python Code, And Javascript Visualizations
Recurrence relations are very often taught in first- or second-year computer science and discrete mathematics courses. This post takes a somewhat different and more visual approach to understanding linear recurrences and solving them by drawing the link between linear recurrences, automata, and matrices, using the problem of generating all domino-tilings of a board as the springboard. Code in Python and visualizations in JavaScript are used to demonstrate the ideas.
Combinatorial Generation Using Coroutines With Examples in Python
Approaching combinatorial generation algorithms using coroutines, with examples in Python. Inspired by Knuth's work in his volume 4 of The Art of Computer Programming, as well as his "Deconstructing Coroutines" paper, co-written with Frank Ruskey.