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Q: Where are the pets that listed on the website?
A: Most of our pets are still in Taiwan
Q: Will the pets have all the required shots?
A: Yes, all the shots will be up to date include the microchip
Q: Where did the rescuer rescue these pets from?
A: Rescuer rescue them from shelters all over Taiwan or found them on the street
Q: Is the pets I adopted healthy?
A: Yes, all the pets will have to go thru all the medical examination. Only healthy pets will be able to fly out from Taiwan
Q: How many days they have when they got brought to the shelter in Taiwan?
A: Whenever pets are either captured on the street or surrender by owner at the shelter they will only have 12 days to live
Q: Do you adopt out pets locally as well as international?
A: For now we will only do international adoption till we have more foster homes available
Q: Do you have pets that are from here? What are the costs for international adoption?
A: Currently we do not have any pets that are from US. The cost of international adoption is $300 (it cover dog's medical exam, dewormed, microchipped, spayed/neutered, rabies vaccination, up to date shots, leash, flight ticket and crate.)
Q: I just adopted a dog when can I start taking them for walk?
A: We would prefer you not to walk your new family member after two week, and use double leash for the first week you start walking your new family member
Q: Would you ever lower the adoption fee for other reasons?
A: Yes, in some cases if the adoption fee is an issue we can do what we can to help out.
Q: What are some necessary items for Dogs?
A: Food and water bowls, Food (canned and/or dry), Collar, Four to six-foot leash, ID tag with your phone number, Hard plastic carrier crate, Dog bed, Doggy shampoo and conditioner, Nail clippers, Canine toothbrush and toothpaste, Brush or comb (depends on your pet's coat length and type), Super-absorbent paper towels, Sponge and scrub brush, Non-toxic cleanser, Enzymatic odor neutralizer, Plastic poop baggies or pooper scooper, Absorbent house-training pads, Variety of toys (a ball, rope, chew toy and puzzle toy are good starts), Variety of treats (such as small cookies, dental sticks, larger rawhides, etc.), First-aid supplies, Baby gate.
Q: What are some of the mandatory expenses for all pets?
A: Food, Routine veterinary care, Licensing according to local regulations, Collars, leashes and identification tags, Kitty litter and box, Basic grooming equipment and supplies.
Q: Should I adopt a puppy or an adult dog?
A: Adult dogs are often a good choice because they don't need as much of your time as a puppy would. It is also easier to tell what the dog will be like if it is already an adult. There are fewer surprises with an adult dog. However, you need to consider which fits best with your family, your other pets, and your lifestyle.
Q: Is a female dog a better companion than a male dog?
A: Both will make great pets. Regardless of sex, it is important to have your dog spayed or neutered.
Q: How big will he/she get?
A: The size will depend on the breed of the dog. Puppies of different breeds grow at different rates. The guide often given is to look at the puppy's feet. Big feet denote that it is going to grow into a big dog. By the time the dog is ten months old, he or she has done 80% of its growing.
Q: What are the most common parasites that pets get?
A: Fleas, ticks, ear mites, roundworms, and tapeworms.
Q: How do I housebreak him/her?
A: Crate training is recommended. Make sure you buy the right size crate. The dog is placed in a cage just large enough to be a bed (dogs don't like to soil their beds.) Too large a crate can often cause long-term problems, as the dog/puppy will go to one corner of the cage to urinate or defecate. One suggestion is to purchase a crate that comes with a divider panel as an accessory. This allows you to adjust the position of the space available. The last thing you do before you put the dog in the crate is to take him outside to his favorite spot. When you take him out of the crate, the first thing should be another trip outside. No food or water should be placed in the crate, just a blanket and a chew toy. However, if the dog is in the crate all day, water must be provided.
Q: Is it okay to keep my dog outside all day?
A: No. Dogs by nature are social animals and are fond of company. Young dogs in particular become extremely lonely and bored when left alone for long periods of time. A dog may resort to destructive behavior when not given enough attention.


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NDSU football secures two commits for class of 2019
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FARGO, ND - NDSU football snagged a couple commits Saturday afternoon the first a from Missouri quarterback Jaren Lewis.
The 6'1", 215 pound pro-style QB had offers from UNI, SDSU, Indiana State.
Lewis attended the high school camp the Bison hosted last weekend and claims the camp and the programs winning mentality is what made the difference.
The Herd added another commit in Iowa linebacker Nicholas Kubitz.
Kubitz comes from Dubuque Iowa where he had offers from UND, UNI, South Dakota, SDSU and Western Illinois.
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Melanee Brown
I was the Development/Membership intern at HCP during the summer of 2015. It was incredible to gain an in-depth understanding of the many details that go into running a non-profit organization. One never really thinks about what goes on behind the scenes in museums and gallery's, which made my daily encounters at HCP much more interesting.
I will be graduating from Texas Tech University in the spring of 2015. All I know is I look forward to shooting, traveling, and creating images wherever life may take me.
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I am SexyLuv1 aka as "Diamond" a 55 year black man have been in the lifestyle seems like forever. I write about my life and the things I have done now I am a Kinky MF some people want to call me a freak I am not. For those who don't know the difference kinky is a guy who will fuck a chicken a freak
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I came across the below press release this morning. It looks like the OCR World Championships is setting the standard and adding legitimacy to the sport of Obstacle Course Racing.
Athletes in the 2014 OCR World Championships will be asked to adhere to the 2014 World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code. Specifically, all competitors in the 2014 OCRWC will be subject to testing for performance enhancing drugs.
On-site sample collection will be conducted at the event by the National Center for Drug Free Sport, Inc. (Drug Free Sport™), a premier provider of drug testing services who provides testing for organizations such as USA Track & Field, the National Football League, and Major League Baseball, as well as another independent third party.
Samples collected will be tested at a WADA accredited lab and athletes found in violation will be subject to penalties such as disqualification, forfeiture of prizes, and banishment from future competition.
I've seen Spartan Race making a lot of noise with partnerships with Runner's World and NBC Sports Ventures.
Runner's World Announces Partnership with
Spartan Race
Runner's World
June 30, 2014
Multi-Year Alliance To Present Obstacle Racing on NBC, NBCSN and NBC Sports Live Extra
World Championship Race to Air on NBC; Five Races to Air on NBCSN
STAMFORD, CONN. -July 14, 2014
They previously put a stake in the ground with the attempt to be at the forefront of an OCR governing body.
Spartan Race Announces Appointment Of Ian Adamson To Lead Launch Of Independent International Obstacle Racing Federation
Fastest growing participatory sport takes important step towards global unification
While the partnerships are a great move to grow participation and drive awareness of the events, for profit entity and one of the largest event producers attempting to govern the sport to be a conflict and detrimental to the legitimacy of this being a recognized sport.
If OCR stands a chance to be considered as sport and, as Spartan Race aspires, considered for inclusion to the Olympics they need to learn from what triathlon has had to endure with the feuding between the ITU, USA Triathlon and Ironman.


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Updated Conservation Advice is now available for
Braemar Pockmarks SAC under the Conservation Advice tab
The public consultation on a proposed boundary amendment for this
site closed on November 17th 2017. Further information on the consultation is
available here. JNCC are currently reviewing comments
and a post-consultation report will be available in due
It is thought that the pockmarks, which represent seafloor
depressions, were probably formed by the venting of
biogenic/petrogenic fluids or gases into the water column. A number
of these pockmarks contain carbonate blocks and pavement slabs in
the base of them which are known as 'Submarine structures made by leaking gases' - a
listed habitat under Annex I of the EC Habitats Directive. These
carbonate blocks and pavement slabs form when methane is released
from the seabed and reacts with water. The habitat created
supports chemosynthetic organisms that feed off the bubbling
methane, turning it into a source of energy, and also provides
shelter for larger animals such as wolf-fish, haddock, conger
eel and cod.
More detailed site information can be found on the
Summary tab.
Map displaying MPA boundary
associated protected feature
Visit the JNCC MPA Mapper to
view and explore data for this
Protected features
* For the latest Annex I habitat resource figures, please see
the link to the latest Habitats Directive Article 17 reporting in
the Assessment tab.
The acquisition of new data may result in updates to our
knowledge on feature presence and extent within this site. The most
up to date information is reflected on the map on this page and in
JNCC's MPA mapper
and the evidence underpinning this can be viewed in the
Evidence tab.
The diagram below is a summary of the key
milestones involved in the selection and designation of Braemar
Pockmarks SAC. More detail can be found within the
Relevant Documentation.
The documents referred to below and any other historical
documents relating to Braemar Pockmarks SAC were
produced during the selection and designation process and therefore
may be out of date. This Site Information Centre is the most
up to date source of information for this MPA, and will reflect any
additional information gathered since these documents were
produced. Information about the SAC site selection process is
available on the JNCC SAC pages.
Last updated: June 2017
Information for this site summary was adapted from
documents listed in Relevant Documentation and
incorporates any further information gathered since these documents
were produced.
Site overview
The Braemar pockmarks are a series of crater-like depressions on
the sea floor at a depth of approximately 120 m, the area is known
to contain the Annex I habitat "Submarine structures made by leaking
gases". There are 27 Pockmark depressions within the site of
various sizes, from 40cm deep and 330m2 to 4m deep with
an area of 10000m2. A further 21 pockmarks are
located within 1km of the site boundary. The site's name originates
from its proximity to the Braemar oil field in the Northern North
Sea, approximately 240 km east of the Orkney Islands.
The pockmarks at the site are shallow, ovoid,
seabed depressions, several metres across, which were probably
formed by the venting of biogenic/petrogenic fluids or gases into
the water column. In this location, large blocks, pavement slabs
and smaller fragments of methane derived authigenic carbonate
(MDAC) (a type of Annex I habitat 'submarine structures made by
leaking gages') have been deposited through a process of
precipitation during the oxidation of methane gas. Survey data from
2012 identified 11 stations containing MDAC samples from grab
analysis, and other areas of high acoustic reflectance within the
pockmarks suggesting hard substrate is present. These require
further investigation to examine whether they represent MDAC, shell
hash or variations in sediment particle size.
These MDAC and carbonate structures are ecologically
significant because they provide a habitat for marine fauna usually
associated with rocky reef, and very specific chemosynthetic
organisms which feed off both methane (seeping from beneath the sea
floor) and its by-product, hydrogen sulphide. Larger blocks of
carbonate also provide shelter for fish species such as
wolf-fish and
The total extent of 'Submarine structures made
by leaking gases' in the UK is unknown. However it is likely that
the feature at Braemar pockmarks SAC comprises of more than
15% of the total extent of the resource across the UK and is
therefore an important example of this habitat type.
Within the same biogeographic region (Northern
North Sea) Scanner Pockmark SAC also contains
examples of the Annex I feature 'Submarine structures made by
leaking gasses'. This site is located approximately 80km SWS of
Braemar Pockmarks SAC. In character, the interest features of
the two sites are similar; however, the carbonate structures at
Braemar are more abundant and diverse in form, and appear to be
characterised by slightly different species assemblages.
Site location - Coordinates for this SAC can be
found in the Natura 2000 Standard Data Form listed in the
Relevant Documentation.
Site area -
Site depth range: Depth at
the site is relatively even and ranges from 120m – 124m below sea
Charting Progress 2 biogeographic region
- Northern North Sea.
Site boundary
descriptionThe boundary for the Braemar pockmarks is
a simple polygon enclosing the minimum area necessary to ensure
protection of the Annex I habitat. Coordinate points have been
positioned as close to the edge of the interest feature as
possible, rather than being located at the nearest whole degree or
minute point. As bottom trawling is a significant threat to the
interest feature, the proposed boundary includes a margin to ensure
its protection.
There is a range of data that underpin this
SAC. The full overview of the data used to support site
identification, along with information on confidence in feature
presence and extent, is available in the Braemar Pockmarks SAC
Assessment Document. All data that can be made publicly
available is displayed on the MPA interactive map, which can
be reached by clicking the map provided.
Some of the data for this SAC has been
collected through JNCC funded or collaborative surveys and some
through other means. Data from these surveys provide direct
evidence confirming the presence of the protected features within
the site.
Map displaying the MPA and
relevant underpinning data.
Survey and data
Data analysis reportsAnalyses of data
gathered as part of the survey listed above, as well as other
relevant data analysis products, are available via the following
Additional relevant
References for further supporting scientific
literature consulted during the identification of this site can be
found in the Selection
Assessment Document. Please be aware that although these
sources contain information in relation to this MPA, they do not
necessarily represent the views of JNCC.
Knowledge gapsIf you are aware of
any additional information not referred to in the
Relevant Documentation listed or here,
please contact JNCC.
Last updated: February 2018
Updated formal conservation advice is now available for this
MPA. Further information on the approach used to develop this
advice is available on the Conservation Advice
webpage along with a Glossary of
Terms used in JNCC conservation advice and a short
video explaining how to use the conservation advice
You must refer to this advice if you:
You may also find it useful to refer to this advice if you:
We will engage with stakeholders to identify any lessons which
JNCC can learn from customers who have used the advice, with a view
to continuing to ensure it is fit-for-purpose.
The following table provides an overview of the components of
the conservation advice, and provides hyperlinks to each of the
products for this MPA. These elements together form JNCC's formal
conservation advice for this site and should be read in conjunction
with each other. This updated advice replaces the previous
Regulation 18 package for the site. This advice reflects the
most up-to-date evidence held by JNCC (correct as of February
2018). A zipped folder enabling these documents to be downloaded
together is available at the bottom of this page.
Advice on the Conservation
Objectives (SACO)
The conservation objectives set out the broad ecological aims
for the site. JNCC provide supplementary advice in the SACO which
is essential reading to support interpretation of these
conservation objectives. It provides further detail and
site-specific information for each feature within the site
including which of the attributes need to be conserved and which
ones recovered.
You can use these documents to assess the impacts of your
planned activity on the important attributes of the site.
These statements provide a summary of the Supplementary Advice
on the Conservation Objectives (SACO).
Provides information on the activities capable of affecting site
integrity and therefore achievement of the site's conservation
This is a starting point for determining potential management
requirements. It does not take into account the intensity,
frequency or cumulative impacts from activities taking place. It is
simply to advise you of the possible adverse impacts that your
activity can have on a MPA's features.
Use the advice on operations to determine those pressures your
activity causes that could harm the habitat and/or species features
of the site.
status: Progressing
towards being well managed
Progress is ongoing with the recommendation of
fisheries management proposals to the European Commission and
ongoing site condition monitoring work will be required in order to
conclude with confidence as to the degree to which the site is
moving towards or achieving its conservation objectives.
This site forms part of the UK's contribution
to the OSPAR
commissions network of MPAs, Europe's Natura 2000 network and
the Emerald network established under the Bern Convention. As the UK
is a signatory to the OSPAR commission, JNCC are
committed to ensuring that the OSPAR MPA network is 'well-managed' by
JNCC consider 'well-managed' to mean the
timely progress of an MPA around the 'MPA management cycle'. This
1) The
documentation of appropriate management information - conservation
objectives, advice on activities capable of affecting the protected
features of a site, and spatial information on the presence and
extent of the protected features of a site.
2) The
implementation of management measures - management actions
considered necessary to achieve the conservation objectives of a
3) Site
condition monitoring programmes – collecting the information
necessary to determine progress towards a sites conservation
4) Assessment
of progress towards conservation objectives – using available
information to infer whether or not a site is moving towards or has
achieved its conservation objectives.
The sub-sections that follow provide an account of the progress
of Braemar Pockmarks SAC around each of the four stages in the MPA
management cycle.
The documentation of appropriate management
The implementation of management measures
This section details progress towards the implementation of
management measures for activities considered capable of affecting
the conservation status of the protected feature of the site. The
protected feature of the site is considered to be sensitive to
pressures associated with fishing and 'licensable' activities.
Licensable activities
Site condition monitoring
A baseline condition survey was undertaken in
2012 which was also used to gather evidence to support the
development of fisheries management measures. Further information
is provided in the evidence and monitoring tabs.
Assessment of progress towards conservation
No long-term condition monitoring data are available to
determine whether the MPA is moving towards or has reached its
conservation objectives. The site has a 'restore' conservation
objective based on the findings of a vulnerability assessment which
suggests the site is unlikely to be moving towards its conservation
objectives. Further information will be provided under the
assessment tab as it becomes available.
Last updated: February 2017
JNCC is currently leading on the development
of a strategy for biodiversity monitoring across all UK waters, to
include MPA monitoring. For MPAs, data and evidence collected from
monitoring activities will aim to:
Information on monitoring of this MPA will be
provided when it becomes available.
Assessments of the condition of designated features in offshore
MPAs are required to report against our legal obligations. Ideally
these assessments should be based on observed data, and then
measured against targets for predefined indicators. However, for
MPAs in offshore waters we do not always have the appropriate
information to be able to do so. This is particularly true for
seabed habitats, which are the main type of feature designated for
protection in offshore MPAs.
To address these challenges, JNCC has been an active partner in
the development of new approaches and tools for the assessment of
habitats and species for a variety of national and international
status reports. They include the second cycle of the Conservation Status Assessment reports
under the EU Habitats Directive, Charting Progress 2
(CP2) and the OSPAR Quality Status
Report (QSR). JNCC continues to develop and pilot tools for the
assessment of marine habitats and species in offshore waters to
improve the quality and transparency of our offshore MPA
assessments, and contribute to the monitoring of marine
biodiversity in UK waters. These tools cover methods for producing
interim assessments of site features and their responses to
pressures, as well as developing more robust indicators for
determining condition of the features.
Every six years, Member States are required under Article 17 of the EU Habitats Directive to
report on the Conservation Status of Annex I habitats and Annex II
species on the Habitats Directive. The assessments should
consider the habitat or species both within the Natura 2000 network
and in the wider sea. The latest report was submitted by the UK in
2013 and provided a second assessment of the conservation status of
relevant habitats and species within UK marine waters during
2007-2012. The conservation
status assessment for 'Submarine structures made by leaking
gases' was undertaken at the scale of the whole UK
marine resource for this habitat, and as such the conclusions are
not specific to this MPA. The next report is for the
period 2013-2018 and is due in 2019; information on the condition
of features within SACs will make a contribution to this
The assessments of features within MPAs will also feed into six
yearly reports on the state of the marine environment under the
Marine Strategy Framework Directive
(MSFD), which aims to achieve Good Environmental Status (GES) by
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Significant changes are occurring along New Westminster's riverfront as part of the City's comprehensive Riverfront Vision, particularly in the interest of strengthening the public realm. In 2013, the City conducted a Downtown parking study which demonstrated that there was no need for half of the parking provided by the Front Street Parkade due to reduced car use. Subsequently, a portion of the Parkade (from Begbie Street to Sixth Street) was removed in 2015 and completely transformed the experience of Front Street by uncovering the historic building facades, daylighting the street, reducing traffic noise and restoring views to the working riverfront.
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The new album will sound like Bring It Back.
He says that Bring It Back is currently his and Fred's favourite song on Gold Cobra, and that even if it doesn't sound exactly like what they've done before, it still sounds like Limp Bizkit.
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Use the tabs above to find background information, books, articles, dissertations, and primary source materials covering colonial America.
This guide was constructed for Professor Bentz's HIS 220 class.
Image source: Two-column collage of signatures from the United States Declaration of Independence. Public domain. Wikimedia Commons.
Image source: J. Andrews. Landing of the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock, 1620. Public domain. 1869.


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Fishing vessel Rawson in the Atlantic
Fishing vessel Rawson issued distress signal on Aug 7, reporting sinking due to water ingress, and requesting evacuation. Vessel was some 130 nm east of Bahia Blanca, Argentine, Atlantic ocean. A plane, helicopter and CG ship were sent to the site. Nearest fishing vessel Argenova XXII came to rescue Rawson 9 crew. All nine were picked up by Argenova XXII, no injures reported.


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Welcome to the Library Schooled blog! Library Schooled goes behind-the-scenes with FFL's amazing student support staff—a group of talented and diverse library school students from Syracuse University. The blog highlights the unique experiences these students have at the Fayetteville Free Library, and how these experiences are supplementing their studies. The blog will be updated each month, on the 1st and 15th. Please join me in welcoming our contributors!
-Lauren Smedley, Syracuse University MLIS graduate, 2011
Katie St. Laurent
Hi everyone, my name is Katie St. Laurent, and I am a student in SU's library and information science program with a specialty in school media. I've been working at the FFL for a little over a year, and it's been a fabulous supplement to my studies. Although I've worked in other libraries, Fayetteville is unique in that the staff here is always looking for ways to make the library better, easier to use, and more fun. Every person that works here is encouraged to contribute ideas and feedback, and most of all to think big. I may still be just a student, but working here has given me the experience of participating in the ongoing process of making this library, and in turn our community, the best it can be. With the ability to participate in so many projects, I feel a bit like a kid in a candy store - I want to try it all! While I'm interested in just about everything, my main areas of focus at the FFL are teen services and assisting with the operation of our book sale fundraiser.
Margaret Portier
I am in the Library and Information Science program at SU. The thing that stands out the most about the FFL is the friendliness and openness of all of the library staff. As a circulation clerk at FFL I realize how lucky I am to work in an environment that offers such support to all members of the staff and subsequently, the community. The FFL wouldn't be as awesome as it is without the people who work there. I'm interested in youth services and technology. Before deciding to pursue my MSLIS at Syracuse, I taught English in Japan for almost 4 years. In that time I taught children as young as 2 years old and adults over 70. My favorite students were elementary and high school students. Now that I'm back in the US, I'd like to continue working with children and youth because their excitement is infectious when learning and doing new things. I'm also interested in technology because I've always been a geek. I remember learning to type on a computer with a black and green screen, how exciting it was when my family switched from a 28.8 modem to a DSL connection. I studied engineering as an undergraduate and I still love pushing buttons and learning how things work.
Jillian Anae Healy
I am just beginning to study Library and Information Science with a concentration in School Media at Syracuse University. One of my favorite parts about working at the FFL is getting to interact with the patrons. I have the privilege of constantly meeting and forming relationships with new people, and those individual moments and connections are what stand out at the end of each day. I have been consistently surprised and impressed by just how tight-knit of a community has been created by the staff at the FFL. Everyone is aware of and on board with everyone else's events at the library, and no one would even think twice about going out of their way to help someone else out. This strong of a community is rare, and I think it creates a dynamic that is truly special. I am interested in working with children. I have always known that I love interacting with kids, and getting to combine that with reading, something else that I love, seems just perfect! One of my goals is to one-day have a read-aloud storytime session- I am especially excited to get to select what picture books I would get to read!
Alyssa Newton
I am studying Library and Information Science at SU. I love working for an organization that is valued and embraced by a community. Each day I meet new patrons that share with me the reasons they love this library and they remind me why I am going to school to become a public librarian. It is refreshing to view the role of the FFL from so many perspectives and learn what resources are valued and what programs are appreciated by the community. I am interested in public librarianship with a focus on patron relations and community outreach. My creative side enjoys finding innovative solutions that enable an organization to meet the needs of its patrons in this world that is constantly evolving.
Sarah Lawler
My name is Sarah Lawler, and I am a first semester Master's student studying Library and Information Science at SU. For me, the best part of working at the Fayetteville Free Library is the community atmosphere. Everyone sincerely makes an effort to ensure the library is a place people want to be, not just because of the excellent resources and technology, but because curiosity is encouraged, no matter what the topic. My areas of interest vary from day to day for the time being, but right now I'm interested in studying the preservation of historical documents.
Meredith Levine
My name is Meredith Levine. I am getting my Master's in Library and Information Science at SU with a Specialization in School Media. My favorite part of working at the FFL is how innovative and involved the library is. Everyone plays a role, and many roles at that; it is something I am not used to seeing in comparison to my other jobs. Being a student staff member is totally beneficial; it provides me a job that is paid but at the same time experience and great resources. The FFL wants you to come up with ideas and try them out even if they fail; everything is encouraged! I am especially interested in the Children's library because I am going to school to be a school librarian; however because I worked Circulation at the New York Public Library previously I love that I have a chance to work in a totally different field: Public Relations. This aspect of the library is really important because without the public, we have no library, and once I am a school librarian I will be in charge of promoting my library to the school!{addthis off}


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By Beth Woodruff | Iowa State Daily
Not only is a federally funded single-payer system working in other countries, but after Bernie Sanders brought the idea to America's attention, a majority of citizens see hope in swapping health care systems. A Gallup poll in 2016 found that 58 percent of Americans were in favor of ditching the current ACA system with a single-payer medical system.
By David Drake, D.O. | The Iowa Psychiatrist
From a Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP) poster board its booth at the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting: This is what we could have in the USA if we had single payer
By David E. Drake, D.O. | The Des Moines Register
Potential 2016 presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders has stated: "There is one major country on Earth that does not guarantee health care as a right for all. There is one major country on Earth that spends twice as much per capita on health care as almost any other. There is one major country on Earth where private insurance companies and drug companies earn huge profits. Guess which country."
By Neil Shulman, M.D., and Jack Bernard | The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)
It is an inconvenient truth that working people in Iowa and around the nation are suffering physically and financially under our current system. Although Obamacare (and Medicaid expansion) is not the option preferred by the authors, as we state below, it is still much better than what we have right now.
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Many strong supporters of health care reform who rallied behind Obama's early efforts now doubt the ACA will halt the inexorable rise in health care cost. Former New England Journal of Medicine editor Arnold Relman asks, "If neither party is proposing effective solutions to the cost crisis and political deadlock in Washington is preventing the consideration of new ideas, are we doomed to witness a slowly collapsing health care system that eventually will provide adequate care only to those who can afford to pay?"
By David E. Drake | Des Moines Register
As a physician I am regularly faced with patients who have inadequate or no health insurance. A person may call my office to discover that their health "insurance" does not cover mental health or they have such a high deductible they can't afford to see me. In both cases my office may refer the person to a clinic with a sliding scale, to the same place where I might refer someone who had no insurance at all.
Wow! The Des Moines Register previously has supported single payer reform, but now they seem to be broadening their position by supporting a publicly owned and operated national health service - socialized medicine! Not only should everyone be covered by a universal, taxpayer-financed risk pool, but that pool should be used to pay for integrated health care - a system "just like VA health care."
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Dr. Jess Fiedorowicz, a University of Iowa psychiatrist: He was not won over. Fiedorowicz favors a single-payer health care system, in which government insurance would cover everyone.
By JESS FIEDOROWICZ | Des Moines Register
The disclosure and management of conflict of interests is indeed an important concern for those with an ethical and fiduciary responsibility to act in the best interests of others. Physicians have a responsibility to act in the best interests of their patients. Elected officials have a responsibility to act in the best interests of those they represent. We should be pleased Grassley has brought up this very timely, relevant issue.
By Kay Henderson | Reuters
Dr. Jess Fiedorowicz, a psychiatrist at the University of Iowa Hospitals who was with the protest group, told the meeting a majority of Americans support a "single payer" or government-run national health insurance program. "Can we put it on the table for discussion?" Fiedorowicz asked Nancy-Ann De Parle, director of the White House Office on Health Reform.


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We live in a day and age where we spend a lot, if not most, of our time on the internet. And on the internet, we spend a lot of our time scrolling through our Facebook and Twitter feeds. Facebook, […]Read more
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Playing Hardball: SCC Softball Couldn't Keep Up
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The Tide Ebbs: Staffers Move On
Martin Musialczyk – The road to an associates degree was paved by award-winning photography and a column that would make any foodie happy. Martin Musialczyk, the Ebbtide's photographer, leaves SCC this year with a degree in graphic design. From here, […]Read more
What I'm Watching: The Siege of Jadotville (2017)
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Baking the Summer Potato: How to Not be Lazy, As Written by a Lazy Person
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game : Sport Newbie Heads to Safeco
Turning back time to a year ago, I would not have expected myself to write something related to sports. I still remember reading an article written by Calvin, the Ebbtide's former sports editor, about his first MLB experience. Back then, […]Read more
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The End is Not Today One could say I have a lot of transcript baggage. Applying for schools this past December proved how difficult — and expensive — it can be to round up transcripts from different schools around the […]Read more
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After two years of hard work, with all the sacrifices endured by family and friends to get a student to a point where they will be engaging in the final act of the graduation ceremony, it doesn't seem fair finals […]Read more
ASG in Review – Vol 52 Issue 15
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News Briefs – Vol 52 Issue 15
Graduation Barbeque 4-6 p.m., June 9, Carkeek Park The International Peer Mentors are hosting a free barbeque to celebrate the class of 2017 with food, drinks and games. All are welcome. Commencement 2-3:30 p.m., June 11, Gymnasium Get outta here, […]Read more


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Let us seeking for God
AndLove Him with all of our Heart,
With all of our Mind,
And with all of our Strength forever…
"O Holy Spirit ...
Please uses me as the ...
God's instrument of peace ..."
"And let my love of God show your Light forever ..."
"I live, but I do not live by myself, but God lives in me."
(Gal 2: 20)
Have you ever felt the great love of God which is burning inside your heart? Did you feel the God's love immense boundless? As large as the ocean and as huge as the mountain? Do you recognize the Holy Spirit 's power impacted you and transformed you totally and powerfully?
If you answer YES then you are the most blessed person in this troubled world. If you answer NO I would like to invite you come along with me on a journey to find the truth of your life, seeking the ultimate goal of every human beings : that is looking for the presence of Jesus Christ in this world and love Him forever… since He is the destination of your life.
Jesus Christ of our time, He is everywhere To HIM; there is no space and time. He is the beginning and the end, He is Alpha and Omega.Go and find HIM which is very easy and also is very difficult ... It is easy; if you open your heart and allow Him to guide you ... It is difficult, if you're in doubt and still live in the darkness of your sins.
We all are sinners, every human being is guilty, more or less . No one is perfect except Mary, Mother of God only. So let us kneel down and pray to God : " Oh Almighty and Merciful God ... I am a sinner ... I would like to confess to you all of my sins and weaknesses as your child ... Please forgive me and open my eyes ... so I can regconize and feel your Love for me, your present is in here, in this moment, beside me right now, so I can unite with YOU, to love YOU as YOU loved me... I can unite and associate with YOU in every thing, anywhere, any time ... And I shall live, but I do not live by myself, but you live in me…"
Please love through the heart of me
Please forgive through the soul of me
Please act through the body of me
Please see through the eyes of me…
. And then you'll see the wonderful thing just happened. When God use you as the instrument of God's work. When God perform his works through your life , and your life opened a new page . You will love, will live, will think, will act under the love and the guidance of the Holy Spirit ....
The selfishness, greed, calculations have disappeared and replaced it with the altruism, tolerance, generosity; you will always want to help others. your old body will get a whole new heart. The energy of a generous heart which is non-selfish, pure, humble began operates in you.
Christ is using your body to perform his work, and also to give you the opportunity to perform work that you have a duty to contribute in the program of God's salvation. Because the Lord is the head, and we are the parts of the same body with God, it is the secret (a mystery) of The Eucharist .
Jesus said that "I am the vine, you are the branches of the vine, those branches did not connect to me that will not bear the fruit. And they will die ... ..."
"You should become good and perfect as you Father in heaven who is perfect and good God" JESUS said
You shall be the witnesses of Jesus where you are living, studying, and working. You live with your virtue, nobility, integrity and good heart in order to when people see you, they realize the light of Christ is presenting in you. God wants you ; you are callend and become witnesses for Him, become the salt of the earth and the light of the world.
You saw the world right now is the world of full of deceit, sins, and evil ... A world is very near on the destruction and is walking in the dark ... So please bring the light of Christ to the others , so together with them, we will become an army of GOD, a powerful army which will defeated the temptations and destructive forces of the devil and all the forces of Satan.
Ultimately Jesus demands us the two key commandments that each of us wants to be saved must implemented, namely:
a) Worship only one God above all things, and love Him with all of your heart, all of your soul, and all of your strength.
b) Love others as yourself.
Jesus Christ was from the heaven and gave up his high throne of the only child of the Almighty God Father and the power of God the Son …and become a human being. He had no sins, no offenses but put on mankind's sins on HIM He died for us, died on the cross for saving us.
By the death, passion, pain on the Cross, Jesus Christ has conquered the death and the sins, to bring us the greatest grace which is the right were reconciled to God, this grace was lost when our ancestor, Adam and Eve got offense which was not obey the demand by God. Jesus loved us so much He used the His body and His blood to redeem us from the evil and sin.
" The greatest love is the love of JESUS CHRIST who DIED for US whom he loved" And Christ died for us, no love is greater than the love of Christ for us, Christ died to redeem us, Christ died due to he wanted to save us.
And you, Have you responded to the love and the mercy of God ?
If not, please kneel down with me and said to the Lord : " Lord, at this moment I have felt the immense love of God for us, with the death of Jesus Christ He has cleansed us of sin to bring us for returning to God, to give us abundant grace , the grace of becoming the children of God again….
Please let ourhardendheart feel the sorry in response to God's love , we will love God with all of our hearts and will love forever. "
Joseph T
Joseph, your Hub made me in loving Jesus more and more as I can...His love for us is huge and immense...No words can describe God's love
Thank you Dave for your beautiful comment. I know you did a lots of work with your best effort and commitment in your Hub in order to spreading The Good News for God. I only try to follow you as best as I can.
Thanks Brother Dave and your family
Joseph T.: This is a remarkable Hub. I love the prayers throughout. I'm not so certain the Jesus when He became flesh and dwelt amongst us gave up any part of His Godliness, He was still the "Son of God" and was acknowledge as such at both his baptism as well as when He stood with Moses and Abraham high upon the mountain with his apostles looking on and Peter wanted to set up three tents.
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Amazingly, it is now just a week since I was so wound up, tense and nervous about my forthcoming trip to Glasgow to see Dr S. You all reassured me and you were absolutely right and I was able to report back with a degree of confidence that things may get better.
I am so pleased that it has given you some encouragement - it is a very tense time trying to negotiate with all the different layers of Nhs bureaucracy, and uncertainty is a big downer for me. I am drained by all the activity of the last few days, so have been slow to respond to all your kind replies.
I just feel I should reply to those of you kind enough to comment, so apologies if I've left anyone out, not intentional.
@tavvy: wish you the best of luck, please do not give up. Will keep my fingers crossed for you.
@hypermad: I took in as much info as I could about Dr S to show my GP - she is well used to me discussing my latest web research! - and she generally tries to help. She volunteered to copy my test results to him, which she did. I put it to her that he was my last chance and she accepted that without demur.
She did openly admit that she knew that there were patients who she could not properly help any further, and that I was one of them. She also is content that I like my Ths level to be sub-zero, and has no problem with any alterations - so far - in treatment regime.
@glasgow hypo: I found my local group by going to the main Thyroid uk page, I think. Do let me know if you would like to meet up - I can always hop on the bus to Buchannon Street.
@Nobodysdriving: I still don't understand how a GP can not give us what we need. Are they frightened of the auditors? I think T3 does cost a bit - guessing about £40 - £50 a month - and now they have charge of their own budgets, maybe that has something to do with it?
And I have a suspicion that here in Edinburgh there will be no Endocrinologist with the guts to go against the bully-boys. Although, interestingly, I hear that the former head of Endocrinology here has changed his opinions since retiring. As someone else recently remarked, cynically, 'now he will be in private practice, of course - and on a big fat Nhs pension!' I couldn't possibly comment on that, naturally -!
I will be following orders to the letter, you can be sure.
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The only way to get this driver is on canon's japanese tech suport page. this was only released in japan and so all the software intaller is in japanese too. But, it you mess with it (or can read Japanese) you can get it installed. have fun! I did :o)
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Tea – The quintessential Indian beverage
When Modiji's strategist's decide to launch "Chai pe Charcha" or when Oprah Winfrey decides to introduce "Oprah Chai", they were not trying to capture any new market or new customers – we know, they were only trying to capture our imaginations by re-launching the most effective brand in our lives – The Tea. For sure, they had calculated that the aroma rising from a cup of the hot brewing beverage can awaken one from deep senses, enough to garner some votes or rake in some decent moolah. And lo, while we are still replenishing our undernourished soul, they have already tasted some success – and a small cuppa's behind that! So what is the story of this quintessential Indian Tea…
The documented evidence according to the history of tea drinking in India dates back to 750 BC. According to a very interesting legend, the history of tea drinking in India began with a saintly Buddhist monk about almost 2000 years ago. It so happened that this monk who later became the founder of Zen Buddhism, decided to spend seven sleepless years contemplating the life and teachings of Buddha. While he was in the fifth year of his contemplation and prayer, he almost fell asleep. He took some leaves from a nearby bush and began chewing them. These leaves revived him and enabled him to stay awake as he chewed on them whenever he felt drowsy. Thus he was able to complete his penance for seven years. These were the leaves of the wild tea plant. Tea is an equally important beverage for China and Japan (Oolong Tea) where it is consumed ritualistically. Ceylon Tea, English Breakfast Tea, Herbal Teas are some other types.
The commercial production of tea in India was started by the British East India Company and evolved in different ways over the years and differs from region to region for different taste buds. The three prominent tea-growing regions in India are Darjeeling, Assam and Nilgiri, and Indians consume 70% of the world production (India is the largest)!
Darjeeling, known as the "Champagne of Teas," – for its light coloured floral smelling tea. Go to Happy Valley Tea Estate for the best darjeeling tea estate established in 1854 and 2,750 meters above sea level!
Assam – grown in Brahmaputra valley, its tea is malty and brightly coloured. Jorhat, in the central part of the valley, is often referred to as the "Tea Capital of the World".
Nilgiris – Visit the Southern Paradise of Munnar, Wayanad for exotic sprawling tea plantations, once owned by Tatas. The tea here is intense, dark and aromatic.
All said, the Tea can grow anywhere, but for Indians, it just keeps growing on our pyschy's!


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Sunday, January 03, 2010
My Hat
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I think your hat is beautiful - well done. I think you can maybe make some more - and let us see the outcome!ReplyDelete
Hi Margo! I to think her hats are really cute. She has a great sense of whimsy, don't you think? I, as a hat maker, am always happy to see good hat makers. I think she does a splendid job. Nice of you to mention her here!ReplyDelete
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Thank you Ann - it was really fun but a lot of work. I didn't really roll it much since I wanted to keep the resist in place without shifting. It was really, really quite HUGE to begin with (I know I have a big head but my husband didn't believe that it would really shrink as much as it finally did.) And, yes, I'd like to experiment with various shapes now that I've had success with one!ReplyDelete
Suzanne, I agree, Jannio (Janine, I think) is quite a talented feltmaker and the also hat smells so lovely :-)
When i last wrote, I forgot to mention that I think your hat is simply wonderful! It is so "girl" in color, composition and style. Bravo!ReplyDelete
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This is the weekly thread to discuss what you have done recently and are working on this week.
Be descriptive, and don't hesitate to ask for help!
Nothing. I've decided I don't want to work so much on open source projects for the time being, and want to generally avoid overworking in all manners.
Done with finals - time to be productive :D
I'm focusing mainly on my x86 assembler this week. Its almost at the point of usability, which is exciting. I added a bunch of opcodes this week and got relative jumps working, so now all I have to do is add memory access, and forward label declaration, and the assembler will be mostly finished. Then I'll have to figure out how to generate elf object files (no idea yet - I'll have to investigate how to do that).
I'm not going to write a linker (for now), but I might add that in the future.
Once I finish the assembler up, I'll work on an IR for my lisp compiler, because going directly to x86 is a bit complex, and it'll help in the future when I start working on optimizations.
I'm also planning on installing OpenBSD on my laptop again, because I heard 6.0 has gotten a lot faster - and since I have free time during Christmas break, it's the perfect time to give it another shot.
The Scheme assembler looks pretty clean. Interesting to see someone building on the Incremental Compiler paper I keep sharing. It potentially has value in verifiable builds to bootstrap other compilers from source. One suggestion is to save a snapshot of the state of your compiler after you complete each step. It might become a de facto reference codebase for this paper if you finish it as clean as the assembler. People trying to write it having trouble at a step might lean on your codebase. People just trying to read and understand it all to verify the bootstrapping compiler won't have to write the code themselves.
That it's about Scheme to bare metal and you mentioned an IR leads me to drop these two links in case they're of any use:
PreScheme, original Scheme for system programming, along with reference papers
QBE does a simplified, optimizing, C compiler with a new IR claimed to improve on LLVM's
Thanks! I might go through after I finish a bit more and make the git history line up with the paper more. There's also another repo that completely implements the incremental compiler (I used it as a reference a bit in my own code).
Those two links will come in handy. I've seen QBE before, but didn't think to look through the IR - might learn a thing or two from it.
PreScheme also looks interesting. I'll have to read into it more as it looks like it's kinda what I'm looking to do with my IR.
Making the mountain of stuff that will be due next year just a little smaller.
Other than work I am preparing for 33c3, The Chaos Communication Congress is definitely one of the highlights of the year. If anyone from lobsters is going feel free to contact me!
I will be at 33c3 too! Looking forward to it. I will probably hang out at the BSD village or at la quadrature's tea house when not running about or attending talks.
Oh awesome, I will probably drop by the BSD village at some point. I will be with the Scottish Consulate for the most part, our little traveling circus of Scottish mentalness.
I just released two open-source projects: Tulip Indicators and Tulip Cell.
Tulip Indicators is a collection of over 100 technical analysis functions written in C, and Tulip Cell is an Excel add-in providing the same functions. I've released both under the LGPL license.
So this week I'm working on those, fixing any issues that crop up, and hopefully getting some valuable feedback (seriously, take a look, check it out, let me know what you think).
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Office Christmas Party Recovery Plan + Not Being Able To Wait For Vacations.
During my vacations, I wanna do stuff completely unrelated to my profession for the first week, and maybe treat myself to another week of that afterwards. Starting in January, I should be moving teams, which should be helping morale to some extent, and then there's gonna be resolutions n stuff, that hopefully I'll keep too.
I'll take the opportunity to wish you all a merry Christmas or however you spend the end of the year, thank you all for the great content, I'm really glad that this exists.
I have actually bit the bullet and started wrapping my head around using React. Being unemployed and having almost solely a web development background will make you do crazy things.
Still working on a small blog in PHP for myself.
Just got back from a (poorly timed) vacation, so I have to get up to speed with work stuff just in time to see all my coworkers disappear for the holidays. Ah well. Probably just take on a bunch of small, discrete tasks that I can power through over the next few days.
Otherwise, I was away from the computer for a week, so I have a lot of Advent of Code to catch up on. I've been doing the work in Haskell, and it's a pretty fun way to play around with learning language idiom and the basics of the standard library.
Still working on a little online service I'm making for fun. It is an alternative to dropbox for technical users. It does client side encryption, signing and deduplication, talks to the server via ssh and has an open source client written in go. I'm hoping to get some real users soon and get feedback.
It's good experience in the creation and operation of an online business from scratch.
I'm getting ready to open source a small project I'm very excited about. I've implemented some algorithms from a arxiv paper on streaming computations for probabilistic frequency counting with bounded errors. Essentially it's an extremely memory efficient streaming way of reporting on things like top urls, top ips, etc. It comes with some good guarantees around errors.
When compared to a naive map[entry]counter and a few gigabytes of data it takes the memory usage from hundreds of megabytes to 10.
I'm digging around some more deep inside the bowels of Xorg, looking for treasure as per this blog post: dating my X and this: youtube video
Finishing up the release candidate for firmware that will be shipping soon!
Today, investigating ways to detect/work around a nasty silicon bug in the SPI peripheral in this microcontroller. Under certain extremely idiosyncratic circumstances, when the MCU tries to read a message from an external flash memory chip, it receives the response, but fails with a timeout – it erroneously thinks the read was one byte too short. My hunch is that there's a possible off-by-one bug in the silicon's buffering logic, triggered by a race condition when an interrupt occurs at just the right time.
The bug isn't listed in the chip's errata, but there's another with the same symptoms and a viable workaround, just different preconditions. I ran into it several weeks ago, but in that case it was easy to detect and work around: I put an impossible response byte in the buffer (for that specific context), read, and if I got a timeout error, check if I still got a valid response. If so, cancel the read, so the driver wasn't left in an invalid state, and return the result. In this case, there isn't an obvious impossible value, so I need to distinguish it another way. I've found a way to consistently reproduce the value in about two minutes of operations, so I can be confident about whether my fix detects it.
Otherwise, dealing with snow, getting some rest, and preparing for the holidays.
Re-moralized by helpful comments from Lobste.rs members and thanks to a colleague who introduced me to problem 11 in the Advent of Code 2016 (I'd not been keeping up) in my spare time I'm working on implementing A* using rank-paired heaps in common lisp to solve p11.
Still working on NeuralObjects.com stuff. Right now I'm focusing on integrating GPG so we can email sensitive information to customers (login credentials and the like). So I'll be implementing some code to allow users to upload and manage public keys and revocations, as well as backend code to encrypt data when needed.
Once that's done, I have another task queued up to setup a scheduled job to automatically renew our Let's Encrypt certificates.
Once those are done, we're real close to having enough of the provisioning stuff done to support a beta test. But there's still work to be done on the Job API and the Prediction API before then as well. So hopefully by next week or so I can start shifting my focus to one of those areas and put the provisioning stuff to bed for a little while.
Oh, and I also have some stuff I want to do in terms of internal analytics / reporting. So at some point I'll be looking at pulling some data from the Twitter API and possibly other social media sources, as well as Google Analytics.
And then when I'm not working, I've got a couple of books I'm reading. I'm chugging through The Penguin History Of The World for one.
at work i'm trying to finish writing a proposal.
at home i'm trying to make progress with the tensorflow-haskell library, but i'm not having a great time, and i'm getting a bit overly frustrated by it.
i think i need to relax and take a bit of break.
Currently learning all about VueJS and Electron, with an eye to getting started on a particular project some time this week.
At $DAYJOB I'm winding down towards the holidays with a nice small project, which will be our first time trying out Typescript.
For fun, I've been been polishing a game I helped build for Ludum Dare 37 https://github.com/Goomplez/Ludum-Dare-37 It's written in Love2D+Lua, and has been properly fun to work on.
For work, I'm fixing some paypal stuff for a client's website, and then will be extending the capabilities of the reporting system for our CRM.
At work there's a certain amount of sitting on my hands and not breaking things, since so few people are around to help me fix them if it comes to that. (Our holiday allowance is quite generous.)
At home I'm trying to make mu4e respect
format=flowed (I forget the RFC number, and am on my phone so it's difficult to search) for viewing. This requires a change to the C/C++ mu backend mostly, as well as Emacs lisp. I have a proof of concept (in fact I have two) but I think I am ready for a helping hand. Will prepare work in progress PR and report back if anyone's interested.
Probably trying to come up with an idea for DonationCoders yearly NANY event to see if I can get another mug.
I started working on a datomic-like database for embedded (read: C-like) development out of personal interest. Implementation is in Rust (plus a C interface) and persistence will be handled by Sqlite (I'm no fan of reinventing the wheel).
Finishing off everything that needs to be merged and cleaned up before the next feature freeze, since I'm off work as of Thursday!
Been too busy to really be working on stuff outside of work, unfortunately.


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As you watch Anderson Copper's segment of "Keeping Them Honest", think...the man would be President of the United States.
Why do Right-wing politicians only consider Fox News and publications like the Drudge Report as viable news sources?
As in the past, there are times when CNN criticizes Fox News and fails to look in its "closet." Apparently, CNN has also broadcast "No-Go" Zone reports.
And CNN via Anderson Cooper "Clarifies.' I find CNNs headline a mockery of reality. "Clarify? A more aporpos title would have read with an admission of finger pointing without self-vetting.
Anderson Cooper clarifies coverage of 'no-go zones'
There-in lies the reason I assert cable news has moved well away from journalism. We find much more pure entertainment and the entertainment is often superfluous to put it simply.
Last night MSNBC's Chris Hayes opened ALL IN with a segment on deflated footballs. A newsworthy item as we approach the Super Bowl, but top story on an international news show?
As to CNN and "Keeping Them Honest?"
"He who is without sin can cast the first stone?"


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Cheese and OS X
I like goat's cheese, but I had no idea how bloody strong the stink is. We got some Saturday for a risotto tonight and it's stunk up the fridge no end. Ah well. Ann is trying some new recipes and Sunday's was great and I am looking forward to the risotto so the smell should be worth it.
I've such a lot of love for Unix, my first online ISP was Unix based and now, as you know, I run Linux on 2 of my computers, XP on one (for Matt to play Guild Wars on) and my laptop is a Mac running OS X.
I have recently been looking under the bonnet of OS X and seeing just how it is Unix that lies beneath all the sexy Apple GUI. I have installed the Developer package from Apple (basically to get the optimised Gnu compilers for OS X) and even compiled some applications. I then did the same on m Linux boxes since increasingly I want to run the same apps on all my computers.


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Weekly Werewolf Art: "Wrong Turn" by James Coffron
A. Quinton — Jul. 14th 2013
Artist James Coffron describes this gloriously murky piece about the dangers of reckless driving:
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Promise Child is partnering with the City of Cypress 33nd Annual 5K & 10K Run/Walk Race
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Andrew Waite teams up with SoPA to present Rock Camps
May 31, 2017
Charlottetown, PE – Young musicians looking for a unique summer camp experience are in luck. Holland College School of Performing Arts (SoPA) is partnering with Andrew Waite to present three one-week Island Rock Camps on the college's Prince of Wales Campus this summer.
The day camps give participants the opportunity to perform with others, explained Waite.
"One of the things that can be missing in formal music education is the social aspect that comes from playing music with others. Arranging, jamming, learning by ear, writing and creating are all aspects of music that sometimes slip away in the current public system," he said.
Island Rock Camps are taught by Waite and fellow Andrew Waite and the Firm band members, his wife Nikki, George Maros, Evan McCosham, and Bruce Rooney. McCosham and Rooney are both graduates of SoPA's Music Performance program.
The camps place students in small ensembles, where they work with a leader musician, choose and arrange material together and present their work at the end of the week in a concert. All three of the Charlottetown Island Rock Camps will take place in SoPA's Music Performance Buildings on the Prince of Wales Campus.
Gaylene Carragher, SoPA's director, said the camps provide music students ages 9 to 18 with an extraordinary experience.
"We are delighted to host the Island Rock Camps," she said. "It's an opportunity for students not only to see our facilities, but to experience first-hand what being in music school is like. The grand finale of each camp is a show performed by the students in the Florence Simmons Performance Hall, which will be a real treat for them."
Waite agreed.
"The Florence Simmons Performance Hall is one of my favourite island venues to play," he said.
Andrew Waite and The Firm recently toured Island schools from as part of the P.E.I. Jazz and Blues Festival's educational outreach program, and had the opportunity to talk to many students about the upcoming camps.
In addition to the camps running in Charlottetown, there will be camps in Summerside and Montague, and a Perth-Andover Camp in New Brunswick in partnership with Larlee Creek Hullabaloo Festival.
For more information about the camps, to register online, or to download a registration form, visit islandrockcamps.com. The cost of the camps is $300 per week.
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Laos to face host at football tournament in Cambodia
The Lao men's football U-23 squad will play the home team in Phnom Penh , Cambodia , today at this year's Cambodian International Football Tournament BIDC Cup, which runs from November 8-14.
The opponents will be the same team Lao players will compete against at the 25th SEA Games in Vientiane next month.
The Lao team's assistant manager Prasatxay Philaphandeth said yesterday the team would use the match to study Cambodia 's style closely. "We just want to compare our playing style with their style, as this will be very valuable for our team."
He added that on Sunday, Cambodia won over Hoang Anh Gia Lai of Vietnam 3-2, after the Vietnamese team led 2-0 in the first half.
"We haven't seen them play for a long time so the Sunday match could prove that they got better after they got an experienced football coach," Mr Prasatxay explained.
He said the Cambodian team at tonight's match would use more long balls, which is different to the Lao team's style of play which favours short balls, so the match would determine which is the better method.
The first day of the tournament saw Laos draw 1-1 with Vissai Ninh Binh of Vietnam and Cambodia come out on top over Hoang Anh Gia Lai.
Mr Prasatxay said the Lao team was very good, but could only draw with the Vietnamese team.
He said the Vietnamese team had many international players. They committed so many fouls in the penalty area they got four yellow cards, but Laos didn't get any.
"There are no certainties in this game, but we have to make sure we win so we can be a good host of the SEA Games," Mr Prasaxay said.
On November 10, Vissai Ninh Binh will play Hoang Anh Gia Lai and Cambodia will play Laos , while on November 12 Laos will play Hoang Anh Gia and Cambodia will play Vissai Ninh Binh.
The finals will take place on November 14.
The Cambodian website http://roubroum.blogspot.com/ reported that the tournament will be broadcast live on Cambodian TV5 starting at 3.30 pm.
The tournament champion will win US$20,000, the runner-up US$10,000 and third place will take US$5,000.
The footballer voted best player will get US$1,000, and the top scorer and best goalkeeper will each get US$1,000.
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Chance For Life is DC's best charity event experience – featuring a Texas Hold'Em poker tournament, celebrity chef tasting, and electric after party. The benefit event was created in 2005 in honor of Kennedy Snyder, who was diagnosed with an aggressive spinal cord tumor at age 2. What started with humble beginnings at a small club in Georgetown has grown to be one of best events in DC. Through it all, CFL gives no money to "general use" funds and has no administrative fees. 100% of all net proceeds directly benefit pediatric cancer research. Learn more about Chance For Life Foundation here
Chance for Life has teamed up with acclaimed jewelry designer Mindy Lam for a very special men and women's jewelry collection. Lam was inspired by the strength and fight of cancer-survivor Kennedy Snyder to create a timeless piece of jewelry that would not only directly benefit pediatric cancer research, but also honors our connection to one another.
The necklace could be used worn together, but also disconnected to share with a loved one, or to someone that needs their spirits lifted to know they are not alone in their battle. The men's lapel pin also allows men to share and stand in solidarity in the fight against cancer.
It is our connection and recognition of it, that we find strength and discover that we come together and honor that connection. Chance for Life Foundation donates 100% of the proceeds from the collection.
Kennedy has always been a happy, social child. But, at the young age of just two years old, she was diagnosed with a spinal cord tumor that spanned from C-2 to T-2. After a grueling 6-hour tumor resection surgery and an 18-month intensive chemotherapy protocol, it appeared that Kennedy was cancer free.
Just three short months later, the tumor returned back to its original size. Throughout the past eight years, Kennedy has gone through a number of chemotherapy protocols, countless holistic medicines and yet another tumor resection surgery. Unfortunately, the tumor still remains and has since spread through her central nervous system and into her brain.
Despite being dealt this terrible hand, Kennedy has maintained an incredibly positive and optimistic outlook on life. If it weren't for the braces on her legs and the limp hand, no one would ever imagine that she has been battling cancer for most of her life. Her gift is her ability to inspire others with her "can do" attitude. Kennedy continues to make gains physically, however, her spinal cord tumor continues to grow. Support for research of spinal tumors is essential to finding a cure. It is a race against the clock, and every dollar counts.


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Basin Pond Trail is a 2.1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Lee, Massachusetts that features a great forest setting and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is best used from April until September. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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It has a small dirt parking lot (maybe fits 6 cars), has a sign that is at the side of the road that says "Basin Pond". It is a nice, fairly easy trail through the forest and across some very shallow brooks.
Nice trail with a sad,interesting history.
Great trail for family and dogs! Has a loop now that is 2.5 miles with a few stream crossings and a waterfall if the weather isn't t too dry.
clearly marked, seems popular. it has a small dirt parking lot and a visible sign by the side of the road.


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The Rotary Club of Carindale has presented the Brisbane Billycart Championships for 13 years. The Billycart Championships are held on a grass track and kids of all ages (including adults) from all over South East Queensland are invited to make and race their own billycart. If you can't build a cart, you may borrow one of 20 loan carts – at no charge.
Please note that a height restriction, for the safety of the driver, applies for the Modified/Hi Tech Carts. The driver must be 120 centimetres, or taller.
Our youngest entrants will start the day's events from 7.30am, to experience driving a billycart, down the slope about 15 metres. These young ones will be released by hand on the grass slope below the launch ramps. Their races will be non-competitive, just to experience the fun of driving a billycart.
The championships are at the Carindale Recreation Reserve as an attraction at the Green Heart Fair. See our Location page for a map.
Admission to the Green Heart Fair and Billycarts is FREE!
To race a cart it is just one Registration Fee of $10 per person.
Click here to register your billy cart now.
Carindale Rotary's aluminium ramp system will launch carts down the hill. Organisers expect carts to reach highest speeds up to 30kph.
Age groups for 2018 are:
- 4 and 5 years
- 6 to 8 years
- 9 to 12 years
- 13 years to adults
See our How to Build a Billycart guide.
Registration is only $10 per driver. See the link to pre-purchase tickets
Get Involved
Brisbane Billycart Championships is open to children, adults and volunteers! Registration is required; you will be able to do it now via our easy online registration & payment form. Or you may register from 7am on Sunday 9th September.
- Register Online
- To have a stall, contact the Green Heart Fair
- Sponsor the championships
- Be a Volunteer to help Rotary stage the event
Important: ALL Billycarts & Drivers must comply with these specifications (PDF).
Don't have a billycart?
Don't worry! You can borrow a Traditional or Hi-Tech Cart from Rotary's collection of carts.
- Who will be the 2018 Age Champions?
- Who will win the Mascot Race?
- You'll only know if you go!
Prizes will be awarded for:
- Winners and Runners Up in all Age and Cart categories;
- Best Dressed Team; (HINT: Dress up as a colourful race team)
- Most Imaginative Cart Design – the Clem Sturgess Trophy


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Sarah Crabill/GettyRacing drivers put their lives on the line every time they get behind the wheel, so it makes sense that they're paid handsomely for their services.
Even with salaries on the decline throughout NASCAR, the sport's top drivers rake in huge sums of money.
Meanwhile, the top names in Formula One make significantly more than their stock car-driving counterparts. However, that drops quickly as there is a $25 million gap between the third- and fourth-highest paid racers on the circuit.
Full-time driving gigs in racing's top levels are exceedingly difficult to come by, but those who do succeed are ultimately rewarded with big paychecks. Below, check out the top 15 highest-paid drivers in the world.


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I've received so many emails about New Year's Resolutions, that I hereby resolve to ignore other people's resolutions!
But that doesn't mean that it's not a good idea to make a shift. In fact, now's as good a time as any — probably better.
My question: How can we serve you and your business in setting AND reaching your goals?
Because — as I hope is obvious — we exist to make your business life easier. We take great joy in providing our business owner clients with sharp vision into the financial realities of their businesses, and the advice to go with it…
But, as you can probably gather by the fact that I take the time to write to you often — we'd be glad to assist you with *every* aspect of setting and reaching your goals. We're much more than just some dry accounting firm, after all.
So, again — let me know if there's anything we can do to help you as we move into 2016. I really do read every response to my emails, each week.
And of course, those emails that I read are filled with predictions and resolutions. And yet, here's the thing: history is littered with the detritus of horrible predictions made by individual experts.
I prefer the wisdom of crowds, markets, trends and real-world statistics.
So, in light of all those who are predicting X and Y about the economic and business landscape, I thought I'd provide a bit of a light-hearted takedown of "expert opinion". Every couple years, I like to roll these out at the beginning of the year to my friends as a corrective for how smart we all think we are.
Valerie McLaughlin's
"Real World" Business Strategy Note
World Leaders Speak About The Future
When you start seeing your favorite thought leaders opine about what's coming down the pike, be it economic, technological, political or personal … remember:
"The Americans have need of the telephone, but we do not. We have plenty of messenger boys."
-Sir William Preece, chief engineer at the British Post Office, 1878
"Who the hell wants to hear actors talk?"
-H.M. Warner, Warner Bros., 1927
"I think there is a world market for maybe five computers,"
-Thomas Watson, chairman of IBM, 1943
"Television won't be able to hold on to any market it captures after the first six months. People will soon get tired of staring at a plywood box every night,"
-Darryl Zanuck, 20th Century Fox, 1946
"The world potential market for copying machines is 5,000 at most,"
-IBM executives to the eventual founders of Xerox, 1959
"There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home,"
-Ken Olsen, founder of mainframe-producer Digital Equipment Corp., 1977
"No one will need more than 637 kb of memory for a personal computer-640K ought to be enough for anybody,"
-Bill Gates, Microsoft, 1981
"Next Christmas the iPod will be dead, finished, gone, kaput,"
-Sir Alan Sugar, British entrepreneur, 2005
As computer scientist Alan Kay said, "The best way to predict the future is to invent it."
And, I fully agree — but with this adjustment: the best way to predict the future for YOUR business is to set *measurable* goals and with quantifiable actions attached to those goals.
Don't be distracted by the rush of technology or the clamor of the marketplace — focus on what YOU will do to make 2016 your best year yet.
Warmly (and until next week),
Valerie McLaughlin
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