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In case you've wondered where we've been, we've had quite the chaos this month. The main crisis involved the rapid deterioration of Mary's health early in the month. She started getting sick, and it got much worse. She was admitted to the hospital about three weeks ago, and she had major surgery a few days later.
I won't go into all the gory details. I'll let her do that if she wants to. The good news is that she should have a complete recovery. The scary news is that had she not understood her body well enough to know something was wrong and then gone to the hospital, she most likely would have died from this. Writing that sentence nearly caused me to go into hysterics just now.
The surgery was scheduled for 2-2.5 hours. She went back about 7:20AM. Surgery began at 8:00. About 10:00 I waited expectantly for the receptionist to answer the frequently-ringing phone and give us news that the surgeon would see us in Consult Room number whatever. At 11:00, we got a call that things were "going well" but they were still working, which can readily be translated to "we found some things we didn't expect, and it's going to take us longer than we thought."
I sat in the surgical waiting area clamping down so hard on my teeth that I thought my jaws might break. I felt like there was some crazed animal inside me, a wave of terror I was going to vomit out. You don't really begin to understand your life with clarity until you feel like you're standing on the edge of an abyss.
11:30 came, then noon, then 12:30 – nothing. At 12:45, news that they were finishing up. It'd be 30-45 minutes. 1:30 passed, then 1:45 – nothing.
We all have nightmares of losing someone we love. Some live the nightmare for real. For those minutes, I was terrified about which side of that divide I was on. Every terror I could conjure roared through me. I've had a lifelong fear of water, and even the thought of drowning can send me into a full panic. In that waiting room, it's that panic times ten that I started to feel. I clutched the "everything is going well it's just taking longer" message like a life preserver.
After the longest half hour I can remember, at 2:00 the surgeon finally came in and told us things "went well" but that her condition had been more severe than they originally thought. She would recover and be OK, though it would and will take a while. But if she'd not had the surgery, she could have died. The nightmare was closer than we had known. I exhaled.
She would need a couple of hours in recovery, so I went and got something to eat. I wandered aimlessly in the little cafe in the hospital. I finally ended up sitting alone at a table eating a calzone. I started crying. Much of that was relief like a prisoner whose life was spared. The rest arose from the sheer enormity of what could have happened.
You wake up one day trying to plan for the start of kindergarten and what we might attempt to cobble together for a pseudo-staycation this summer, something to help us regroup even a little. Next thing you know you're sidestepping death and living in a hospital for a couple of weeks.
It puts a lot of our regular chaos into perspective. I'd give anything right now for one of our so-called crazy, typical days at home. I've barely seen the kids in two weeks. Mary's seen them basically once in the last three. They went to stay with Mary's parents – 3.5 hours away – while we were at the hospital and to let Mary get home and begin to recover. Nothing is normal, and it won't be for a while yet.
So I went back and forth the first week taking the J-Man to and from camp, getting him and Dale Jr. through the important parts of the day, attempting to help them understand something about what's going on with Mama, running between the hospital and home, and trying to spend some time with Mary as she dealt with all this. Then there's the day to day chores and administrivia of life that don't take the month off just because you can't handle it right now.
I lived at the hospital almost around the clock for a week and a half, running home when friends or family came by to relieve me so I could shower, do chores, and catch up on a few things. I miss the kids terribly. I just want to curl up with them in the recliner and watch the same TV show over and over again.
For as long as we can remember, we already felt like we're going at 100% capacity all the time. Then something like this happens and you realize that it is somehow possible to deal with more. This then is some consolation we can carry forward from here on, but it would be nice if at some point things were easy even if just for a while.
What I've become most aware of this month is how good Mary and I are as a team. You never know how important someone is to you until you face an enormous challenge together and overcome it. Not just survive it, which is of course important in its own right, but overcome it by coming out better together on the other side.
This also has been true with our years with autism. It's been our greatest challenge, and I think we've risen to meet it well. This month feels like a confirmation of that. Together we are strong. Our wedding anniversary is in a couple of weeks – our ninth – and through this we've learned that the most meaningful gift we can give to each other is each other and this confirmation of our combined strength.
I admit a certain jealousy for those parents with extensive local support networks of family and friends who allow them the option to work regularly, see movies in public, and generally have a life. But we've also learned that in the event of a great emergency, we have a support network of caring family and friends ready to step in. Without them, I don't know how we would have gotten through this.
Now we're home, Mary is recovering well, and the kids are coming back in a few hours. Life is returning slowly to normal. Sometimes life just gets blown to hell and you have no choice but to let all your daily things go. In one way, it's strangely liberating. You're forced to understand what really matters in life. The stuff of the everyday – even if it does have its own level of importance – takes its rightful place. There is a time to pay bills and a time to fill out forms. There is a time to vacuum floors and a time to do dishes. But more importantly, there is a time to enjoy your family and a time to love and be loved.
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"Robert Kaylor's 1971 documentary Derby is a quintessential movie about the American dream," writes Michael Joshua Rowin for Artforum. "The film centers on a young factory worker, Michael Robert Snell, and his pursuit of stardom on the professional roller derby circuit, but due to the proclivities of its eccentric subject — a handsome, 23-year-old husband and father of two who has not outgrown his wild adolescence — Derby is also a movie about harsh American realities. Since we never know whether Snell makes it, Kaylor's movie emphasizes the process of personal transformation rather than the goal of that transformation, and in so doing confronts the viewer with the sadness of a reinvention more deluded than courageous."
In 1972, Roger Ebert called Derby "one of the most engaging movies I have seen in a long time," and the year before, Jay Cocks wrote in Time, "It seems at first far too facile and fragile an idea for a full-length movie: the roller derby as a metaphor for America's competition, violence, degradation. Scenes of derby competition worked well in films like Petulia and Medium Cool because they were used as secondary symbols, episodes that were part of a more complex whole. But an entire feature devoted to the derby, its stars and its lifestyles?" Kaylor "confounds all expectations" and "uses a kind of modified neorealist technique in which real people re-enact real situations. The results are often stunning." Screens tonight at 92YTribeca with Kaylor's first documentary, Max-Out (1968).
Also tonight in New York, Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie? (2001) screens at Anthology Film Archives. The New Yorker's Richard Brody: "Filming Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet at work in the editing room on their 1996 film Sicilia!, Pedro Costa offers an amazingly revealing study of the moviemaking process, an artistic manifesto on the wing, and a touching glimpse of an exceptional love story."
Same screen, but tomorrow: "Voulez-vous coucher avec God?, directed and written by Michael Hirsh and Jack Christie and produced with assistance of the Ontario Arts Council, stars the recently deceased Tuli Kupferberg as God, as well as the Old Testament patriarch Abraham," writes the Voice's J Hoberman. "As strenuously druggy, anarchic, and blasphemous as it is, this 1972 feature might have been one of the many post-El Topo movies auditioned as a midnight attraction by the old Elgin Theater and might even have caught on. Instead, it's having its belated local premiere this Sunday as part of Anthology's tribute to Kupferberg, beat poet, Fugs founder, and Voice contributor (mainly in the form of letters to the editor)."
And beginning tomorrow on the west coast: "The San Francisco Film Society honors [Ferzan] Ozpetek as part of its New Italian Cinema festival," writes Louis Peitzman in the Bay Guardian, "screening his most recent movie, Loose Cannons, along with some of his past work. For those unfamiliar with Ozpetek, this is a primo opportunity to get acquainted. And if you need added incentive, he has a knack for procuring plenty of Italian eye candy." The series runs through November 21.
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I am a 65 year old male who has lived with back problems since 1973. In mid 1986 while holidaying in Oregon, I went white water rafting on the Rogue River on an inner tube. Unfortunately I was thrown off and hurt my spine. My legs were paralysed for a period of about 20 minutes, but I still managed, by the grace of God, to get down the rest of the river using my only my upper body. At that time I did not attend hospital.
In Late 1987 I stretched in bed and an unbearable pain travelled up my spine to my head. This resulted in a period of 6 weeks where I was unable to work. I was sent to Bridge of Earn Hospital in Scotland. A nurse walked straight passed me as I was lying in agony on the floor. They were useless. Finally I got back on my feet, thanks to a brilliant Sports Medicine Chiropractor from Dundee.
During 1988 we moved to Australia to live. In 1989 I had a motor vehicle accident that again exacerbated my back problem. 1995 was when I was given spinal manipulation and fitted with an upper body brace.
I completed, very successfully, in 1996 an RPA Pain Management Clinic programme. It was excellent, covering all of the different aspects. In the main, the clinicians were excellent too.
Now came 1997 and a Bilateral Facet Block at RPA Hospital. This was a total waste of time.
I was diagnosed in 1999 with severe disc degeneration, L2-3, and fitted with a Poly Spinal Jacket made to exact measurement by being put in a plaster cast. This was very scary.
I had X-rays, CT Scans, Discograms, Bone Scans, MRI's, blood tests and Psych Tests multiple times during the period 1973 – 1999.
From this period forward my mobility went downhill. I was unable to lift my legs to climb ladders during a period when I was doing consultancy work for a large distribution company. This resulted in me being unable to work, and in 2000 I was placed on a Disability Support Pension, The Centrelink Doctor was astounded that I had been able to work that long.
My journey with SPS I believe, began around 1997 then aged 50. It manifested itself by my lack of ability to move any part of my body apart from my head when lying on the floor, something I frequently did to relieve back pain, This was very alarming. I mentioned this to my excellent physiotherapist during my treatment. She then arranged for me to see a specialist at Royal North Shore Hospital. What a waste of time. While driving my car, I would often lose the ability to move my legs without lifting them with my hands making. breaking or accelerating more difficult. This got progressively worse through time, to the point I knew something was wrong.
October 2004 I was lying in bed at night and I was unable to move my legs, and had severe tremors. It was terrifying, so much so, that we called an ambulance and I was hospitalised.
During my time in hospital I was found to be severely B12 deficient, and was suffering from Subacute Combined Degeneration of the Spine. This was diagnosed by a myriad of tests including standing upright, legs together and eyes closed. I just fell over. Another test was to sit on the edge of the bed, arms folded and try and get up, I could not.
This is when I was started on a monthly regime of intra muscular injections. All was good for about 3 months, and then the stiff muscles, ataxia cramps, loss of various movements, oedema etc. Started. So my Neurologist increased the injections to fortnightly. He was just not listening to my concerns. He had diagnosed my condition. End of story! We were not impressed.
I was then put on an weekly exercise programme at the Rehab department of my local hospital by my Rehab Specialist. Oh, and by the way, I was told I was not allowed to drive. I had already been told that in hospital by umpteen other Doctors. At this time I was put on Baclofen, which I was unable to tolerate.
I started to get on with my life, bought myself a mobility scooter to get around on and then I started to have intermittent paralysis of both legs, arms and hands. I could not eat a meal without triggering an incidences of the arm paralysis. This meant I was unable to go anywhere without a carer, in most cases my wife, taking me and I was not allowed to use my scooter any longer.
Early 2007 we decided to ask for a second opinion so we went to a Neurologist recommended by my GP there I underwent further tests MRI, SSEP (evoked potentials), Nerve conduction tests EMG, specialised Blood tests. All were normal, so of course what does the good DR say? "It's all in your head." My own GP and the people who saw me at Rehab did not agree with this diagnosis, so I had further Nerve Conduction Tests they too were normal.
2008 to enable me to again control my situation, I was scripted by Paraquad and Camden Hospital a powered chair complete with captains chair, tilt mechanism and chin control , it was so good to have regained my independence once again. I nicknamed it THE BEAST, as it is very large.
About late 2009 I was beginning to have upper body seizure episodes in bed. Sometimes they were quite violent. They would be anywhere in from 1 to 8 times and they had different levels of strength and duration. Also, my legs would get incredibly tight and very painful during the later part of the day.
My condition began to improve in regards to my arms and hands, but as soon as I did any exercise, especially in the gym or walking, my legs become very heavy and painful. The paralysis episodes would occur or my legs just collapsed below me. I was then having physio every 2 weeks at my local hospital. This was stopped in late 2012. Now 65, I no longer met the criteria for funding.
During 201I and 2012 I started having very severe upper body spasms. Anything I was carrying would go flying. you should see the ceiling in my lounge where the TV controller has hit it. These were up to 6 times a day at one point and then 5-6 times a week
With prompting from my Lung Specialist, we decided to search for a new Neurologist one who specialised in movement disorders, I searched the internet and found a Neurologist. She was on the Periodic Paralysis International Medical Advisory Council. I sent her an email and after a while she responded to it.
November 2012 and I took delivery of a new manual wheelchair, much improved on the old one, much lighter easier for my wife to handle and fits nicely onto our new wheelchair rack on the rear of the car.
So in December 2012, the real journey of discovery commenced. After a physical examination together with the way I presented, my Neurologist thought I had a variation of Stiff Person Syndrome and at least two other neurological deficit. Blood tests were unremarkable and I have had further EMG testing done. I had needles in My hand, thigh, eyelid and left of my spine. These results, were unremarkable. I have just had a full spine and brain MRI. In the meantime she started me on Gabapentin as I could not tolerate Baclofen or Valium.
About 3 months later, I then started having very severe leg spasms, whole leg and feet twisting violently inward, resulting in episodes of muscles all the way to my hip pulling and becoming very painful,
I then started hydrotherapy on a weekly basis with constant supervision. During this time my condition became much worse with my legs, hands, arms and feet inverting to the point of agony as soon as they were unsupported.
Then in late June I presented to my local hospital in terrible agony but, I had the presence of mind to ask them to contact my Neurologist. This they did, and although on leave she arranged for me to be transferred to one of the top hospitals in Australia under the Professor of Neurology. I was then put through so many tests. There was Ultrasounds, Ct Scans etc. There were further needle, nerve tests. This picked up the Neuro Myotonia. They prescribed Clonezapam which was then changed to 3600mg Gabapentin and 75mg Dantrolene. During this time I was in a very deep depression. I was shell shocked and did not know what was going on. Every time I tried to walk, my legs collapsed below me. I had full body paralysis and was lying in bed very frightening with upper body seizures, throwing things everywhere. Eventually, through medication and my own ability to better control the spasms, things started to get better. Even the geniuses at the hospital would still not give me a definitive diagnosis. I lay between Stiff Person Syndrome and Isaacs' Syndrome or a syndrome called after me, Stiff Person being the most likely
After 3 weeks I was then transferred back to my local hospital to begin extensive and exhaustive rehabilitation that took a further 5 weeks. They had to teach me to walk again; something we take for granted. This was incredibly hard as you have to retrain the brain again. They also gave me access to a psychologist. This along with the visits from the pastoral care worker, who actually was a friend from my Church, brought me out of my deep depression. During these sessions I really opened up and laid all things bare. I was then allowed to return home but was still having to use my walker or wheelchair and had to have services put in place to shower me etc, this was tough for me as I am a very independent person, and stubborn as a mule..
Now, I have private Physiotherapy going on which has helped me immensely to get fitter and stronger. It took me 6 months to be able to walk confidently without any aid and to walk up some stairs. I am not allowed to walk outside for fear of seizure's or falling, and I still must have a carer with me at all times. My beloved wife usually fulfils that demanding role.
I have since seen my Neurologist again and we are greatly comforted that any future episodes that require hospitalisation will be at St Vincent's and nowhere else and, it will be under her care.
The seizure's and stiff legs are a constant reminder that I have to take it easy. I have to stay safe and not put myself at risk. Outside, I have to be in my wheelchair at all time. A timely warning of this happened the other day. I was sitting in the pub having lunch when I had a seizure. It was so violent that it thrust me backwards. I overbalanced in my wheelchair. My knees hit the table and I was saved from serious injury by my wife and a patron grabbing hold of my chair. This was very frightening!
Although I have concentrated on Back Problems, SPS and Isaacs' Syndrome, I also have Osteoporosis, Osteo Arthritis, Type 2 Diabetes, diet controlled, Asthma, Biapical Pleural Plaques, Tachycardia, Gastric Reflux and Depression which all require medication and ongoing care and intervention.
My disabilities do not define me and have in many ways been a blessing. It has allowed me to be a very significant part of my grand children's lives. I can also volunteer in many capacities as well as advocate for others with disabilities along with their carer's, so often the unseen and unsung heroes of our society. I also have a strong faith. That, and the love and care of my wife is what keeps me going in our daily struggles.
This site is solely for the support of those suffering from Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS). Family and friends of sufferers are also welcome to the same support. The site may be of interest to caregivers, care professionals and researchers, together with advocates for the condition and the general public.
We always welome donations, no matter how large or small. You can donate on-line or via a donations form.
To donate by secure credit card transaction, please use the button below. The full value of your donation (less credit card fees) comes to the charity.
The group and charity was set up by Liz Blows with the following aims:
(1) The relief of sickness and the protection and preservation of the health of persons affected by Stiff Person Syndrome, together with their families and carers.
(2) On-going education and awareness-raising within the medical profession and the general public of Stiff Person Syndrome.
(3) The promotion of research into the causes, effects, treatment and management of Stiff Person Syndrome.
"Stiff Man Syndrome" (SMS) was the name assigned to the condition when first identified in the 1950s by Moersch and Woltman in the USA. In recent years, in the modern world of PC, the condition has become more widely known as "Stiff Person Syndrome" (SPS). SPS does not differentiate between sex, colour, or creed, although UK evidence tends to suggest women are most at risk.
SPS is an auto-immune neurological condition. It is unique due to its lack of significant similarity to any other neurological diseases. Although rare, once observed it is quite unforgettable. However, many neurologists and GPs are still unaware of the condition. In most cases, the first symptoms are insidious and victims are often initially misdiagnosed with anxiety or depression.


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Selena Gomez Cozies Up To Ed Sheeran, Avoids Justin Bieber At Party
Talk about awkward! Selena Gomez was pretty determined to avoid Justin Bieber at the Tori Kelly concert, and she was lucky to have pal Ed Sheeran helping her out.
Selena Gomez, 22, and Justin Bieber, 21, are definitely not interested in staying friends now that they are done for good, claims a new report. As new details emerge about her awkward run-in with Justin while out with Ed Sheeran, 24, on Thursday, June 25, it's pretty clear that the former lovebirds are steering clear of each other.
While Selena clearly had a blast with Ed on their night out on the town, their time together wasn't all smooth sailing. During the Tori concert at The Nice Guy that night, Selena stuck by Ed's side — especially after realizing that her ex, Justin, was also in attendance with a large group of friends. Apparently, both Selena and Justin spotted each other at one point and neither one of them made an attempt to say hello, reports Us Weekly.
"Selena came with Ed. Bieber came with Scooter [Braun]," an eyewitness at the show told the outlet. "Justin and Selena each noticed that the other person was there, but they didn't go over and say hello." Eek. That must have been so awkward.
However, Selena was super lucky to have Ed with her for the night. Although he is also pretty friendly with Justin, he stayed loyal to Selena — and their mutual BFF, Taylor Swift — by keeping her mind off of her ex. After the show, the pair left together and were spotted stopping at a 7-11 for some late night snacks. Selena needs more men like Ed in her life, that's for sure!
Tell us, HollywoodLifers — Do YOU think Selena and Justin will ever be friends again? Are you glad she's so close with Ed? Comment below with your thoughts!
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Information on hospital impacts from the April 25, 2015, Nepal Earthquake.
Hospital Built by China in Nepal Withstands Earthquake
May 6, 2015 by nepalhospitals
Filed under Curated Topics, Hospitals
The Civil Service Hospital in Minbhawan, Katmandu, a China-aid project built in 2008, has been honored as the "Strongest Building," and has served as an important rescue center following the April 25 earthquake. The article reports the following about the seismic performance of the hospital: Major...
Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Equipment, Utilities, Architectural Shell & Contents at Kathmandu Hospital
May 5, 2015 by nepalhospitals
Filed under Hospitals
This report details a seismic vulnerability assessment conducted in 2013 for the National Academy of Medical Sciences (Bir Hospital) in Kathmandu, Nepal Bir Hospital Initial Seismic Vulnerability Assessment
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May 5, 2015 by nepalhospitals
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pre earthquake – non-structural assessment of hospital in nepal
This report on non-structural assessment of Nepalese hospitals provides details of content and status before the earthquake. Situation now might have been changed but the report gives general picture of Nepalese hospitals. pre earthqauke – Non structural assessment of Nepal hospitals
Pre earthquake- Guidelines for seismic assessment of hospitals in Nepal
Here is the simple first level seismic assessment guidelines for hospitals in Nepal developed by NSET. Pre earthquake- guidelines of hospital assesment in Nepal
WHO hospital situation report on Nepal earthquake
Emergency and Humanitarian Action- WHO situation report: who-sitrep8-3-may-2015
Hospitals are heavily damaged in earthquake hit area
May 2, 2015 by nepalhospitals
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Rapid assessment team from WHO and Ministry of Health found hospitals in worst hit area of earthquake in Sindhupalchowk, Nuwakot, Rasuawa and Ramechhap districts severely damaged or completely destroyed. The assessment team visited 21 hospitals in 12 of the districts impacted severely by the earthquake...
Bishnu Pandey and Anna Weiser-Woodward to co-lead curation of Hospitals information
May 1, 2015 by nepalhospitals
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Bishnu Pandey, Instructor in the Department of Civil Engineering, School of Construction and the Environment at British Columbia Institute of Technology, and Anna Weiser-Woodward, Graduate Engineer at Walter P. Moore are co-lead curators on information about hospitals after the April 25, 2015, Nepal...


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become emotionally or physically upset: When he flunked out of medical school he went to pieces.
- of a piece, of the same kind;
consistent. Also, of one piece.
- piece of the action. See action (def. 22).
- speak one's piece, to express one's opinion;
reveal one's thoughts upon a subject: I decided to speak my piece whether they liked it or not.
- to mend (a garment, article, etc.) by adding, joining, or applying a piece or pieces;
- to complete, enlarge, or extend by an added piece or something additional (often fol. by out): to piece out a library with new books.
- to make by or as if by joining pieces (often fol. by together): to piece a quilt; to piece together a musical program.
- to join together, as pieces or parts: to piece together the fragments of a broken dish.
- to join as a piece or addition to something: to piece new wire into the cable.
- to assemble into a meaningful whole by combining available facts, information, details, etc.: He pieced the story together after a lot of effort.
- [Chiefly North Midland U.S.]to eat small portions of food between meals;
Sofaso•fa (sō′fə),USA pronunciation n.
- a long, upholstered couch with a back and two arms or raised ends.
Covercov•er (kuv′ər),USA pronunciation v.t.
- to be or serve as a covering for;
extend over;
rest on the surface of: Snow covered the fields.
- to place something over or upon, as for protection, concealment, or warmth.
- to provide with a covering or top: Cover the pot with a lid.
- to protect or conceal (the body, head, etc.) with clothes, a hat, etc;
- to bring upon (oneself ): He covered himself with glory by his exploits.
- to hide from view;
- to spread on or over;
apply to: to cover bread with honey.
- to put all over the surface of: to cover a wall with paint.
- to include, deal with, or provide for;
address: The rules cover working conditions.
- to suffice to defray or meet (a charge, expense, etc.): Ten dollars should cover my expenses.
- to offset (an outlay, loss, liability, etc.).
- to achieve in distance traversed;
pass or travel over: We covered 600 miles a day on our trip.
- to act as a reporter or reviewer of (an event, a field of interest, a performance, etc.);
have as an assignment: She covers sports for the paper.
- to publish or broadcast a report or reports of (a news item, a series of related events, etc.): The press covered the trial in great detail.
- to pass or rise over and surmount or envelop: The river covered the town during the flood.
- [Insurance.]to insure against risk or loss.
- to shelter;
serve as a defense for.
- [Mil.]
- to be in line with by occupying a position directly before or behind.
- to protect (a soldier, force, or military position) during an expected period of ground combat by taking a position from which any hostile troops can be fired upon.
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comprise: The book covers 18th-century England.
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- (in short selling) to purchase securities or commodities in order to deliver them to the broker from whom they were borrowed.
- [Baseball.]to take a position close to or at (a base) so as to catch a ball thrown to the base: The shortstop covered second on the attempted steal.
- to guard (an opponent on offense) so as to prevent him or her from scoring or carrying out his or her assignment: to cover a potential pass receiver.
- (esp. of a male animal) to copulate with.
- (of a hen) to brood or sit on (eggs or chicks).
- [Informal.]to serve as a substitute for someone who is absent: We cover for the receptionist during lunch hour.
- to hide the wrongful or embarrassing action of another by providing an alibi or acting in the other's place: They covered for him when he missed roll call.
- to play a card higher than the one led or previously played in the round: She led the eight and I covered with the jack.
- to spread over an area or surface, esp. for the purpose of obscuring an existing covering or of achieving a desired thickness and evenness: This paint is much too thin to cover.
- cover one's ass, Slang (vulgar). to take measures that will prevent one from suffering blame, loss, harm, etc.
- cover up:
- to cover completely;
- to keep secret;
conceal: She tried to cover up her part in the plot.
cov′er•a•ble, adj.
- something that covers, as the lid of a container or the binding of a book.
- a blanket, quilt, or the like: Put another cover on the bed.
- protection;
- anything that veils, screens, or shuts from sight: under cover of darkness.
- woods, underbrush, etc., serving to shelter and conceal wild animals or game;
a covert.
- vegetation that serves to protect or conceal animals, such as birds, from excessive sunlight, from drying, or from predators.
- a set of eating utensils and the like, as plate, knife, fork, and napkin, placed for each person at a table.
- an assumed identity, occupation, or business that masks the true or real one: His job at the embassy was a cover for his work as a spy.
- a covering of snow, esp. when suitable for skiing.
- a pretense;
- a person who substitutes for another or stands ready to substitute if needed: She was hired as a cover for six roles at the opera house.
- See cover charge.
- [Philately.]
- an envelope or outer wrapping for mail.
- a letter folded so that the address may be placed on the outside and the missive mailed.
- [Finance.]funds to cover liability or secure against risk of loss.
- See cover version.
- Also called covering. a collection of sets having the property that a given set is contained in the union of the sets in the collection.
- blow one's cover, to divulge one's secret identity, esp. inadvertently: The TV news story blew his carefully fabricated cover.
- break cover, to emerge, esp. suddenly, from a place of concealment: The fox broke cover and the chase was on.
- take cover, to seek shelter or safety: The hikers took cover in a deserted cabin to escape the sudden storm.
- under cover:
- clandestinely;
secretly: Arrangements for the escape were made under cover.
- within an envelope: The report will be mailed to you under separate cover.
cov′er•er, n.
cov′er•less, adj.


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Adaptation. Remix. Retelling. In the creative world, nothing is new. Every story, every song, and every film is built upon what came before. The parts are as old as antiquity, but they are arranged in new ways. Sometimes it works out, but for every Jurassic Park, you'll get Spawn, or Mortal Kombat Annihilation, or Ghost in the Shell. I just watched the latter:
It was shit.
The first Ghost in the Shell movie, released in 1995, was an adaptation itself. It was based on Masamune Shirow's cyberpunk manga, but was eventually turned into a film by visionary Mamoru Oshii. It was a beautiful film lovingly animated down to the frame much like Katsuhiro Otomo's AKIRA. Ghost in the Shell. Scenes in this film inspired many well afterwards including the Wachowskis who went on to make The Matrix.
I saw the anime film when I was a kid and it blew away my mind. It's philosophical themes on existence and what it meant to be a person was fascinating. Oshii's film is basically a regurgitation of Kant and other philosophers, but it presents these ideas in interesting ways. It made me question reality, people, and even myself: was it all truly real? If we are based on memories, what happens when these memories are edited or manufactured wholesale? At what point does a human cease to be human if they replace their body parts with cybernetics? What is life? Oshii's film asks these questions, but never really answers them. It is up to the viewer to decide for themselves.
Where the the 95 film and its sequest Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence focuses more on the individual, the Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex series produced by Kenji Kamiyama focuses on the societal impact of cyberization and internet communities. The first season revolves around the mystery of The Laughing Man and the concept of a stand alone complex. This phenomenon is copycat behavior without an original resulting in a group of disconnected people acting on their own, but in similar ways. It's the perfect explanation for Anonymous, a decentralized organization based on memes and lulz, at least back then. In the second season, the stand alone complex is weaponized for nefarious reasons, of course, but the phenomena is elaborated upon.
With Rupert Sanders' Ghost in the Shell film, I don't see the message. There is no philosophical or sociological theme, at least not a true one or one that can be debated. This film posits that memories do not make us who we are which is wholly incorrect. Our brains are basically compilers for memories. Strip away our memories and we are nothing. The writers for the film basically looked at the garbageman's edited memories and took the one message from it. Instead of delving into that trove, they just say that memories do not matter, something that is said twice. First, it is ominous, but the second is more profound. That's the theme. Except the events of the film don't agree.
I think it's best when the audience sympathizes with the main character either positively or negatively. It should never be neutral. In Sanders' film, there's a huge disconnect between us and the Major. In the opening moments of the film, we are told about her past, never shown. It's age old advice: show, don't tell. The filmmakers should have shown us her past even though it was manufactured wholesale. That way, then the twist hit, it affects us as well. Imagine seeing the Major actually trying to escape from a sinking ship. It would have made for a more exciting opening and played to its dumb theme a lot more than the Major waking up. What if our first moments with Neo were of him waking up in the real world instead of inside of the Matrix? The stakes wouldn't have been the same and we certainly wouldn't see his penchant for rebellion.
Anyway, at the end, the Major's mentor and savior tells her that memories aren't what makes us who we are. It is our actions. But the Major's memories are plaguing her throughout the film. She remembers her true past as glitches. At the end of the film, she gets back together with her mother and she knows the truth of her existence. That is the result of memories. The garbageman thinks he has a child, but he doesn't. Batou opines that the garbageman at least got to think he had one. He's the result of memories. I know some might think it is clever that the dialogue says one thing, but the events say another, but in my heart of hearts, I don't think the filmmakers had a grasp on the philosophy and didn't convey it well enough. There is so much to be done about memory editing, so much to be said that this film could have gone in a different direction. Instead of just being a generic action film, it could have been more profound than The Matrix.
Like I said earlier, The Matrix was inspired by Oshii's Ghost in the Shell. I heard the story that the Wachowskis basically just used Ghost in the Shell as their pitch for The Matrix. You can see elements of it in their film. Sanders' version does the same, but it lifts entire sequences from the anime film. So much of this film are parts from the anime films and TV show, but stitched together in the worst way. Two in particular–the fight in the water and the fight against the tank–were amazing not just because they were awesome. They were animated beautifully and with such attention to detail. In Sanders' film, these scenes just fell flat with choppy editing and bad CGI.
The tank scene itself is a bastardization of Oshii's version. In that version, we go through the highs and lows of the Major's struggle. She faces it on foot with just a machine gun, then she tries to rip out its CPU and fails, then her head almost gets crushed, but then Batou saves the day with a big ass gun. In Sanders' version, she shoots at it, gets fake exploded, and then rips the CPU out. To me, the latter is more tepid, and although I appreciate the Major not being saved in this version, I think the former is more exciting.
There's not much to be said about the characters. The main two, the Major and Batou, are bland and the others barely got any screentime for me to care about them. It was kind of like that in the first film. The Major had a bit more personality in Oshii's version and a ton more in the TV show which has time to flesh out most of them. Some even had entire episodes just about them. In the TV show, the Major was self-righteous, strong, capable, confident, smart, and a bit arrogant, but she backs that up with her skill. She's assertive as fuck. They call her the Major for a reason in that show and sometimes Queen Kong.
So I am left with a film that calls itself Ghost in the Shell. It is made from the parts from the rest of the franchise and arranged in a different way. Is it still Ghost in the Shell? It maintains the veneer of an entry into the Ghost in the Shell franchise. It has heightened production values. It looks slick and beautiful, but that's just a shell. Is there a Ghost inside?
And I'm not even going to touch the film's stupid whitewashing.


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Dr. Howard can help you manage diseases to reduce negative impact on quality of life. He works with your primary care physician, therapists and other providers to ensure you receive the best in coordinated care. He is committed to offering high quality care and is known for his compassionate service.
Arthritis and rheumatic diseases can affect anyone, at any age, or of any race. However, certain diseases are more common in certain populations, including the following:
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The cause of most types of rheumatic diseases remains unknown and, in many cases, varies depending on the type of rheumatic disease present. However, researchers believe that some or all of the following may play a role in the development or aggravation of one or more types of rheumatic diseases:
- Genetics and family history (for example, inherited cartilage weakness)
- Lifestyle choices (such as being overweight)
- Trauma
- Infection
- Neurogenic disturbances
- Metabolic disturbances
- Excessive wear and tear and stress on a joint(s)
- Environmental triggers
- The influence of certain hormones on the body
The following are the most common symptoms of arthritis and other rheumatic diseases. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently, and different types of rheumatic diseases present different symptoms. In general, symptoms may include:
- Joint pain
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- Chronic pain or tenderness in the joint(s)
- Warmth and redness in the joint area
- Limited movement in the affected joint(s)
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The Reporthair |Your Personalised Hair Stylist
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We couldn't be more excited to see our new site out in the wild. For the last six months, our very own Communications Team has been working like a crazy to pull all of this together.
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May 20th is National Quiche Lorraine Day!
Happy National Quiche Lorraine Day! Quiche Lorraine is a delicious combination of eggs, cream, bacon, and cheese in a pie crust. It is one of popular French dish. These following recipes are the best Quiche Lorraine on Pinterest you must try!
2- 9 inch pre-made, unbaked pie crusts
½ cup crispy bacon crumbles
½ cup finely shredded Swiss Cheese
4 whole eggs
½ cup milk
2 oz. cream cheese, melted
½ tsp salt
½ tsp ground mustard
⅛ tsp pepper
⅛ tsp nutmeg
Hash Brown Crust
1.2 lb / 600g starchy potatoes (Note 1) OR 4 cups (not packed) frozen shredded hash browns, thawed
2 tbsp unsalted butter, melted
1 tsp salt
Butter, for greasing
Oil spray (or olive oil)
Egg Mixture
2 egg yolks
2 eggs
1 cup milk (preferably full cream, but low fat will also work)
¾ cup cream
Pinch of freshly grated nutmeg (optional)
½ tsp salt
Black pepper
½ tbsp butter
6oz / 180g bacon, cut into large dice (about 1cm x 0.5cm / ⅔" x ⅕")
1 small onion, diced (or half a large onion)
1 garlic clove, minced
¾ cup grated cheese (tasty, cheddar or gruyere)
3. Classic QUICHE LORRAINE
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup cold Land O Lakes® Butter, cut into chunks
3 to 4 tablespoons cold water
8 slices crisply cooked bacon, crumbled
1/3 cup chopped onion
4 ounces (1 cup) shredded Swiss cheese
2 cups Land O Lakes® Half & Half
4 Land O Lakes® Eggs
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
Dash of hot pepper sauce, if desired
4. Quiche Lorraine
1 unbaked frozen 9-inch deep-dish pastry shell
1 teaspoon olive oil
1 cup halved and thinly sliced onion
4 center-cut bacon slices, cooked and crumbled
3 ounces grated Gruyère cheese (about 3/4 cup)
3 large eggs, lightly beaten
3 large egg whites, lightly beaten
1 1/2 cups 2% reduced-fat milk
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
5. Bacon-Cheese Quiche
All-purpose flour, for rolling
1 homemade or store-bought single-crust pie dough
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
2 cups medium diced yellow onion (from 1 large onion)
Coarse salt and ground pepper
6 large eggs
3/4 cup heavy cream
3/4 pound bacon, cooked and crumbled
1 cup shredded Gruyere cheese (4 ounces)
Hungry? Well, all that's left to do is to start preparing and say Bon Appétit!
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Bartın University
Bartın University was founded in 2008 and it has been growing fast since then. At first, the university started its activities with three faculties which are Faculty of Forestry, Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences. Today, the university has seven faculties which are Faculty of Letters, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Islamic Sciences, Faculty of Forestry, Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences. We intend to increase the number of faculties. The university has a School of Physical Education and Sports and two vocational schools. In addition to Science and Social Sciences Institutes, the Institute of Educational Sciences has been founded and the academic organization has been largely completed. When compared to other universities founded during the same period, Bartın University is the best in terms of academic organization. With its social, historical, touristic attractions, Bartın province has a unique location in Turkey. It is a city of water with the river and the sea. Our university is
surrounded by all these historical and natural richness. The city is a safe students. It is the city of peace. It is close to neighboring cities and has no transportation problems. Bartın is also very close to both Istanbul and
Ankara, main cultural centers of Turkey. We have been working to provide our students and staff with a more modern learning and work environment in
the new campus area in Kutlubeyyazıcılar district.
Life In The City
Bartın is located in the Western Black Sea region of the Republic of Turkey. Formerly a district of Zonguldak province, Bartın has been made into a province seat in 1991 and became the 74th city of Turkey. It is surrounded by Kastamonu on the east, Karabük in the south, Zonguldak in the west and Black Sea in the north. Bartın is a forest-rich city and a large part of the city is within the borders of Kure Mountains National Park. Bartın River is the only river on which transportation is made.
Located in the West Black Sea Region and formerly a district of Zonguldak, Bartın has been given a province status in 1991 and became the 74th province of Turkey. Bartın is 420 km from Istanbul and 283 km from Ankara.
It is a tourist attraction with its natural beauties, beaches and historical buildings. The city, which got its name from Parthenious which means "Gloriously Flowing Water" has three districts: Amasra, Kurucaşile and Ulus.
İnkumu, Amasra and Çakraz beaches in Bartın are among the most significant centers of sea tourism.
59-km coastal line of Bartın shows magnificent beauties with forested lands.
With its unique natural beauties and 3000-year-old historical heritage Amasra district is an important tourist attraction. The district hosts tourists during the whole year.
Kurucaşile is one of the most important centers where wooden yacht building still exists. There are various types of yachts built in Kurucaşile ranging from the warships during the Ottoman period to fishing boats, transport vessels and recreational craft.
Ulus is a secret paradise with its waterfalls and plateaus where you can find all shades of green. Located within the borders of Küre Mountains National Park Ulus is a natural wonder with the surrounding trees, flowers and wild life.
Our students benefit from the dormitories of Higher Education Credit and Hostels Institution. Besides, private dormitories are available for the students.
The new dormitory has three buildings. The two buildings have a capacity of 552 students and the third building has a social facility and a conference hall. The dormitory also has cinema and a recreation hall. In addition, there is a dormitory with 378-person capacity.
Eating& Drinking At Bartın University
There is a dining hall where students are provided four different dishes for only 1,5 TL. Alternatively, they can also eat at cafes and restaurants around the campus which offer various tastes. Also, there are cafeterias in student dormitories.
Medical Facilities
The Medico-Social Center serves to protect the physical and mental health of our students. There is 1 doctor, 1 dentist, 1 dietitian, 1 psychologist and 2 nurses serving in the center.
Sports and Leisure Facilities
The university has 1 FIFA-certified football ground, a fitness hall and indoor sports facility. Our students benefit from all kinds of sports opportunities provided.
Our university organizes various activities to enrich our students' scientific and social lives. Our university hosting various artists and scientists who have proven themselves in their field of study.
Students freshen up with music, theatre and sports activities during the traditional spring festival organized every year.


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Pentax Auto 110: The World's Smallest SLR
- Date: October 17, 2015
- Category: Film cameras
Look what my brother gave me… The World's smallest film SLR. It's a Pentax Auto 110.
It looks like an SLR, right, but is super tiny. Here it is compared to an FTb.
The Auto 110 fits nicely into the hand. And is probably just about big enough to be useable.
However, despite being super-small, thanks to its depth it is less comfortable in a pocket than a GR1.
It's got no features. None. Well a shutter button, film advance and a focus ring on the lens. Film speed and exposure are automatic. Short of fixed focus you couldn't get away with less.
But at least you see what you get through the viewfinder, which is surprisingly bright – not the pokey little thing you'd expect. And it has a nice split ring focusing aid.
Oh, one feature; you can swap lenses. I've only got a 24mm (50mm equivalent) and a tiny little Soligor 1.7x teleconverter.
The rub
How can it be so small… therein lies the rub. It takes 110 film cartridges. Which can only be had from Lomo: http://shop.lomography.com/films/110-film.
So… I've got to wait ages for the film to arrive… and then take some pics… and then wait ages to get them processed; the lovely Max Spielmann will process them, but they have to be sent away, and take 'about 20 years' to come back.
So compared to 35mm film (£1 a film from the pound shop, a couple of quid and an hour to process onto CD) it's an expensive pain. Still, I can't resist trying. So I've ordered some film and we'll take it from there.
Uh oh… another rub
Just read something about the Auto 110 and film speed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentax_Auto_110 …
Seems it only sets itself to 'low' (roughly 100) or 'high' (400). Which means the 200 asa film I just ordered may not work. Damn. Still I can use the film in the Agfamatic 2000 that my brother also gave me. Don't you wish you had a brother that gives you interesting cameras?
The results
So, I ordered some film, took some pics. Got them processed. Not very good.
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Saturday, January 14, 2012
Proposed Mexicali-Caborca Power Line Construction Project Reviewed
By: Biol Hitandehui Tovar
Coastal Conservation Coordinator
On September 10, 2011 Sonoran residents were briefed on a project that could have significant impact on the region. That project, "LT 6 April-cucapah," supported by the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE,) intends to erect high-voltage line towers to connect Mexicali-Caborca to the national electrical grid.
If enacted, the project would place these high-voltage towers, approximately 60 meters in height, along the coastal road, passing by the Pinacate and Gran Desierto and the Upper Gulf and Colorado River Delta Biosphere Reserves, and the Adairs Bay Ramsar Site, all of which are federal "Natural Protected Areas," and in the case of the Ramsar Site, have international protections as well. It is important to note that there is no plan to offer access to power to any town or customer along the proposed power-line route.
For four years, the National Commission of Protected Natural Areas (CONANP) has stated repeatedly its opposition to the project, suggesting an alternative route that would cross nearer to Sonoyta and the international border, where the environmental impact would be significantly reduced. CFE has rejected this alternate route, claiming the cost to install would be greater.
Given that CONANP has refused to support this project, CFE has sought approval from the ejidatarios and residents of the area in question. Prior to the briefing on September 10, CFE claimed to have nearly 90% approval from regional residents. However, project details had not been explained to them until the briefing last month, a briefing organized by CEDO and the Adairs Bay Wetlands Network (REHBA.)
CEDO presented factual information to local residents and ejidos about the project, clearly explaining that these towers will have no direct benefit to anyone along their route, as no access to the power they carry will be distributed locally. During the briefing, the ecological and aesthetic value of the area in question was discussed.
Nowhere else in the State of Sonora do towers of this magnitude exist. Their installation could have serious impact on the affected ecosystems, both short and long-term. The Federal Government also has already invested and plans to invest a significant resources in this area i to incubate eco-tourism along the established scenic drive and to develop renewable energy sources.
This region is one of the few worldwide where the sun shines 365 days a year, suggesting that solar energy may be a more viable energy resource. Use of alternative energy sources should be encouraged by the government not as a novelty but as the norm, as has been done so well in the communities of Chiapas, Oaxaca and elsewhere.
Questions to be answered while pondering approval of this project should include: Can local energy users reduce their consumption? How does this project affect the landscape and ecosystem? Are there viable alternatives to the route currently selected that would have a lesser impact? Why is a project affecting so many federal natural protected areas being considered?
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Crane & Canopy + a Fresh Feminine Bedroom
posted on: 9.05.2013
I feel like bedding is one of the hardest parts to choose for a space, do you? I have a few go-to sources and don't stray too far from those. So I was thrilled to discover Crane & Canopy, a new to me source for beautiful and affordable designer bedding. I appreciate how they have adapted some of the trends, but made them their own, while also offering great classics. And you have to read the charming story of how they started. These are the kind of companies I like to support!
Last week they contacted me to design a room around one of their bedding products (um, yes!), and I chose their Page Duvet paired with their Gray Border Shams. It's a wonderfully versatile duvet, that would work with many styles. I was feeling girly obviously, and am kind of in love with this feminine modern space...
To see the whole post, and links to get this adorable look, click over to their blog. I'm actually loving the design features and fun tips they're posting about!
Tell me, do you tend to go bold with bedding, or stick to classics and neutrals? What about bubblegum pink in the bedroom?
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We have all-white bedding. I always thought it would be hard to keep clean, look boring, etc., but it's easy and pretty! I keep it fun with textures. White quilted comforter, a different texture of white shams, etc. I like the white and gray. I might do that for sheets instead of plain white. Pretty room! I wouldn't mind pink in the bedroom, and neither would my hubs.ReplyDeleteReplies
Same here Alisha. We recently bought new white bedding and even with 3 kids I love it! You're spot on about the textures. All white looks so gorgeous with layered textures. A gray patterned sheet would be a nice contrast I think too. Hooray for a husband who isn't afraid of pink- I got one too (in small doses;)Delete
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In these days of digital post-production software like Adobe Photoshop, is it really necessary to use filters? After all, I can always add that effect in the computer later, right? Well, the answer to that question is: On-camera filters are indispensable! First of all, a better image accomplished in-camera will always provide more latitude in the post-production digital darkroom. In this article I want to discuss just neutral density filters, in particular Graduated Neutral Density (GNDs) filters. That's not to say that other filters like polarizers aren't important--they certainly are, but that's a subject for another day. The main purpose of a graduated neutral density filter is to control the dynamic range of light in the scene. Ideally, in just one exposure, although a GND filter is still quite useful in bracketed shots, even those used in HDR imaging. Whether capturing an image on film or on a digital sensor, photography is all about recording light. If the range of light is too great, and the highlights are blown out loosing detail, how can applying a digital filter to darken the sky (e.g., using Photoshop) going to bring back detail that was never recorded? Getting the best image we can at time of shutter release will go a long way to getting the best possible results. Graduated Neutral Density filters come in a variety of sizes and densities (opaqueness), and are typically capable of controlling anywhere between 1 and 3 stops of light. Their light controlling ability is usually expressed as ND 0.3, 0.6, or 0.9, which translates as 1, 2, or 3 stops of light loss respectively. GNDs come in a Soft or Hard Edge transitions of density to fully transparent. The line of transition from dark to clear is placed over the horizon, thus darkening the sky and brining it into an acceptable dynamic range for the scene. The sky is often as much as 2 or more f-stops brighter than the foreground, so I prefer the 0.6 density with a soft edge. However, it's best to carry a variety. To get the best image possible in a given situation, you may need to go lighter or darker, or even stack more than one filter together. Although GNDs come in the screw-in variety, its best to avoid these as you have no control of placement within the composition. That is, the horizon would always have to be placed in the center of the image, which is usually not desirable. I prefer the 4x6 inch square filters that fit in a holder which screws onto the len's filter threads. These holders allow you to move the filter up and down, as well as rotate, allowing you complete control of placement. The larger filter size also allows you the flexibility to just hand hold the filter in front of the lens for quick and temporary use. Here is an example:
Both pictures above were taken at dawn less than a minute apart. Because the dynamic range of light was actually close to that of the foreground a GND filter would not normally be required. However, as you can see, the picture on the right was improved by the use of a soft edge 0.6 GND filter. Similar results could likely have been obtained in post editing since the dynamic range was not a problem here. Thirty minutes later and detail in the sky would have been lost altogether without the filter.
Besides using Graduated Neutral Density filters, I also frequently pull out one of my solid neutral density filters. Although I generally prefer the large square type filters, when it comes to a solid ND filter, I'm partial to the screw-on 'fader' types like Singh-Ray's Vari-ND. These filters allow you to dial-in the desired amount of density by rotating the outer ring of the filter, anywhere from 2 f-stops to as much as 8 or 10 f-stops. The main reason I like to use a solid ND filter, is so I can slow down the shutter speed enough to let moving water blur. There are times of course when freezing water action is desirable, but most of the time I prefer to let the water take on a silky smooth appearance, which I can only get with a slower shutter speed. A variable ND filter gives me the ability to control the amount of light reaching the sensor and thus slow the shutter more than I could otherwise.
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Earlier this month, we announced the availability of Cloud DVR to Roku and Android users. Now, Apple TV fans, it's your turn! Starting today, Apple TV users can purchase 50 hours of DVR storage for just $5 per month with any Sling TV subscription. That means you get more choice and control over your entertainment and the ability to record your favorite Sling TV content to watch later, on your time. (Cloud DVR functionality not available on all channels.)
If you've been less than impressed with other OTT services, now is a great time to switch to Sling TV, which provides an optimal live and on-demand experience. Sling TV is the only OTT provider on Apple TV that allows you to keep recordings as long as you keep Cloud DVR. Plus, you can pause, rewind and fast-forward through your recorded content anytime.
Sling TV subscribers with Apple TVs can now join the many customers already enjoying Cloud DVR's "First Look" on Roku, Amazon, and Android devices. Record your favorite programming, from blockbuster movies and popular series to must-watch sporting events and more.
Eligible customers may add Cloud DVR to their Sling TV subscription by signing in to their account on sling.com and selecting "Add Cloud DVR." If you don't own an Amazon, Android, Apple TV or Roku device, stay tuned – we'll continue to expand Cloud DVR to even more devices in the future.
Here are some features currently available through Cloud DVR "First Look":
- Watch anytime, anywhere– Record your favorite programs and watch whenever you want across all Amazon Fire TVs and Fire tablets, Android mobile devices, Android TVs, Apple TVs, Roku streaming players and Roku TVs. AirTV Player is not currently compatible with Cloud DVR.
- Conflict-free recording– Record multiple programs simultaneously, and forget about recording conflicts.
- Keep recordings as long as you want– With Sling TV, your recordings won't expire as long as you remain a Sling TV subscriber with Cloud DVR.
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Gracious was rescued from a shelter. She was in bad shape when we rescued her. She had been left in a dog run and was hosed down when they cleaned the run. Her fur was so matted,wet and nasty. She has come so far since finding safety in our rescue. She has limited vision but can see well enough to get where ever she wants to go. She is very laid back. She does not ask for much. She does great with other dogs. I'm sure she would do great with cats and kids too. We are not sure of her age but put her around 9.She weighs 13 pounds. She is up to date on all her medical and is micro chipped. She has a great appetite. She will let you know when its meal time. Gracious would love to have her fur ever home. She does well with her potty times. She will go to the door to go out. She would love to sleep in your bed but would be quite happy sleeping in her own bed. Gracious got her name when she was picked up for the shelter. The ladies who got her kept saying "Goodness Gracious" because of her condition.
Gracious is being fostered in Richmond Va. Her adoption fee is $200. If you would like to be considered in adopting Gracious complete our online adoption application. We require a home visit and vet reference.


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Research published today into the experiences of part-time students shows that they are a highly diverse cohort, and that their wide range of circumstances and responsibilities may impact on their successful participation in higher education.
The research, conducted by John Butcher from The Open University and funded by the Higher Education Academy (HEA) is set against changes to fee structures and the backdrop of declining numbers in part-time study: latest data show that the part-time share of the UK HE market has dropped from 36% (2007/8) to 28% (2012/13). The vast majority of the reduction in part-time undergraduate students is in English institutions.
Setting out to explore the experiences of part-time students across the UK who are studying (rather than the reasons for declining numbers) the research found that part-time HE attracts a higher proportion of female students, and that many carried caring responsibilities for children (38%), or older relatives (12%). A significant proportion of respondents reported being the first in their families to study HE and most had been out of education for five to ten years. This analysis, say the authors, may help the sector to focus on how best to support part-time students and enhance provision.
The research also shows that barriers to part-time study were cited as financial by many respondents, with the cost of courses presenting a challenge to individuals who reported using their own savings, borrowing from family, or credit card debt to fund their studies.
Professor Stephanie Marshall, Chief Executive, HEA, said:
"Flexibility is cited in the study as a core focus. We must be conscious of the heterogeneity of part-time students and address individual needs accordingly – whether that is in the mode, place or pace of study and to embed these in strategies for learning and teaching. The diversity of part-time students brings great value to institutions: we should celebrate that as well as acknowledge their needs."
"This is why we are urging policy-makers to value part-time study as a critical part of the UK economy and a cost-effective driver of social mobility. The challenge is to help break down the barriers identified in this report and keep part-time students front of mind."
Other key findings:
- Some respondents reported that "it was either part-time or nothing" in terms of choosing a mode of study. Most respondents admitted to preferring the idea of full-time study, but believed the cost was too great; they could not afford to give up a job when they had extensive family outgoings, and in many cases they were debt-averse.
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Piano Instructor, Tom Scheider comes to CMA
Piano Instructor, Tom Schneider has been teaching piano to students of all ages and ability levels since 1991. His decades of experience are welcome in CMA's ever-growing Piano Department.
For beginner-to-intermediate students, Tom generally uses the traditional approach, with age-appropriate method books as well as supplemental materials he has prepared in advance or writes out during the lesson.
Tom specializes in an improvisational approach adapted to jazz, pop, boogie/blues, "American Songbook" standards, and Broadway show tunes. Students learn how to improvise, and to play from lead sheets and fake books.
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