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Beginners' Guide to Traditional Brush and Ink Painting
Chee Keong Goh, Artist and Art Educator
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Traditional Brush and Ink Painting - Introduction1:27
Raw Rice Paper2:49
Ink Stick and Ink Stone1:48
Holding the Brush3:25
Create Five Principal Shade of Ink5:09
About This Class
In this video I will share with you the materials I use for traditional brush and ink painting. These painting are commonly known as Chinese ink painting, Japanese sumi-e painting or Korean painting. Origin from East Asia, it is distinct and unique in style and materials. The materials used are Raw Rice Paper, Ink Stick & Stone, Brush (Chinese, Japanese, Korean etc) and Colors pigments. You will learn how to hold the traditional brush. I will show you how to mix and apply ink on the rice paper.
After you got the materials, you will be excited to try out immediate. I will suggest you to look at the video on the five principles shades of ink. By going through the lesson, you will get to know how to create see shade. I will show you how we can use the shades in my other video.
At the end of this class, you can create the five principal shades and post it on the students' project page. I look forward to see your project.
In the next class, I will show you how to combine the shade to create a beautiful traditional painting.
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This is a wonderful overview of something that's a long-time interest of mine and currently trending. Chee articulates the finer points without going into so much detail it seems impossible, but definitively keeps my attention. I love that in this class he (like all my favorite teachers), doesn't say you need "the finest materials ever," but rather instructs one to simply buy the best quality they can afford. That makes the desire to try something new (especially a form of art!) so open, so accessible- and I'm sure he encourages it in this way because once you try it, it's both relaxing and fun! There's little doubt you'll upgrade the supplies quickly, as I did, because Chee makes this traditional art accessible for absolutely everyone. I highly recommend this class.
Hello! My name is Chee Keong and I am an artist. I am from Singapore. A beautiful and modern city state in South East Asia. I create art works using traditional brush and ink. It is a distinct art form in style, appearance and ideas. I like to share my knowledge and skills to people all around the world. At the same time i cherish any opportunity to learn from different artists and students all over the world.
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|Night Bridge Steel Work on I-89 Northbound at Exit 20 in Lebanon
Traffic Stoppages Necessary on NH 12A Overnight on May 13
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) announces nighttime bridge steel work is scheduled to take place on Thursday, May 13, 2010 at the Exit 20 interchange on Interstate 89 in Lebanon. This work will involve the setting of structural steel for the temporary widening of the I-89 northbound bridge over NH Route 12A.
Beginning at 11:00 PM for safety reasons, traffic flow under the bridge on NH 12A will be suspended for 15-minute intervals. During these periods, motorists traveling on Route 12A intending to cross under the I-89 bridge will have the option to either wait for 15 minutes or taking I-89 north or south to the nearest exits and returning to Exit 20 to get around the work. Emergency vehicles will be able travel through the underpass at all times.
This project includes the replacement of the I-89 bridges over NH Route 12A, the addition of twp lanes (from 5 to 7) on NH 12A at the Exit 20 interchange, and the construction of a new bridge connecting the Upper Valley shopping plaza with the Kmart shopping plaza.
This project is being funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. R.S. Audley, Inc. of Bow, New Hampshire is the contractor for the $20.3 million project, which has a final completion date of October 2012.

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2018-19 Downtown Sculpture Gallery
The City of Auburn's Downtown Sculpture Gallery showcases eleven outdoor sculptures in various sizes, types and mediums. Primarily located along Main Street, the sculpture gallery changes annually providing different artwork for Auburn residents to experience and enjoy.
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2018-2019 Downtown Sculpture Gallery:
Artist: Jim Johnson
Artist: Kevin Pettelle
Artist: Ken Turner
Artist: Sandra Hays
Artist: Jacob Novinger
Artist: Lin McJunkin and Milo White
Artist: Greg Bartol
Artist: Anita Schuller & John Casey
Artist: Rodger Squirrell
Artist: Patricia Vader
|Artist: Joel Heidel and Angelina Marino Heidel
Title: Journey Home, 3 Views
2017-2018 Downtown Sculpture Gallery:
Artist: Studio B
This work was voted to be the 2018 People's Choice Award Winner!
"The DRESS" was created by a collaborative team of artists at Studio B. Inspired by nature artist Terra Holcomb, the artists intended to use recycled materials to reflect the diversity of Auburn, creating something beautiful.
Artist: Sharon Agnor
This sculpture is a contemplation of our dependence on water for life. It is also a celebration of water's life giving properties, abundance, and the spiritual renewal it can bring. Subjecting glass and steel to extreme heat brings changes to the materials that enhance their beauty. Agnor enjoys the undeniable parallel between this process, and the effects life has on us as we move forward.
Artist: Pat McVay
"Otter Moon" is carved from a single block of salvaged cedar. It is part of a series where you will find a surprise on the back of the moon.
Artist: Jacob Novinger
Inspired by the subconscious mind, "Head Above Water" pushes the barrier and begs the question, "Are we all just floating ghost?" Meaning, that are we merely human tapping into a spiritual experience or are we spirit tapping into a human experience? I think "Head Above Water" expresses the realm between both worlds.
Artist: Jesse Swickard
Linked is all about exploring lines created in the skiing and snowboarding world. The term "link up" refers to finding a perfect line to get down the Mountain. When not welding in the studio, Jesse is often snowboarding in the back country and getting linked up with some amazing ways down.
Artist: Miguel Edwards
Red Emperor is the second powder-coated steel piece in the artist's Fiore series, and was created specifically for the City of Auburn Downtown Sculpture Gallery. These pieces are currently Edwards' favorite to make as he is exploring new geometric ideas that are a departure from much of his other work.
Artist: Jenny Ellsworth
Finding nature's form in recycled material is Jenny Ellsworth's passion. Hoppy was created with over 80 shovels. The piece also lights up at night!
Artist: Ben Dye
Icarus is another step in the artist Ben Dye's exploration of "form". The biggest challenge in working with flat plate is to give it shape. Dye's approach to this challenge is to quilt the exterior of the sculpture.
Artist: Dale Reiger and Scott Alexander
This work was selected to be the 2018 Purchase Prize Winner!
The sculpture Rusted Iridescence is a collaboration between Scott Alexander, steel artist, and Dale W. Reiger, glass artist. It is an exploration of the complex relationships of light, color, form and structure using two dissimilar materials.
Artist: Mark Stevenson
The Old Rooster was sculpted in soft plaster over an armature and one of the primary shaping tools was a flat cheese grater! The artist was inspired by a painting by Georges Rouault called "The Old King," a print of which hung in his childhood home. This old king has been beat up more than once, but is still smiling. After all, what is a rooster's job?
2016-2017 Downtown Sculpture Gallery
Artist: Karsten Boysen
Artist Karsten Boysen's Daphne sculpture, made from galvanized culvert with a green powder coat, is meant to reveal the dynamics of existence. With the materials, each selected twist, bend and crumple represent the piece returning to a natural state, and emulates nature and is the essence of nature.
Artist: Ken Turner
Through artist Ken Turner's execution of Costume, he shows an investigation of movement in his piece. Movement implies change, and change implies time. Through every moment in time, there are three dimensions; color, texture and space to explore. This sculpture may seem timeless, but it is just a longer lasting form of star dust
|Artist: Steve Tyree
Title: Cougar on the Run
Medium: Bronze
Purchase Price: $10,000
Location: 1st Street NE And N. Division Street
For artist Steve Tyree, sculpting wildlife has always come natural to him. Whether it's identifying birds, or being fascinated by animals in their natural habitats, he has wanted to re-create that beauty for others to experience. With this piece, Cougar on the Run, it's meant to inspire interest and a love of nature. The cougar and his natural poise will emanate grace, strength and beauty of all animals.
|Artist: Dale Reiger
Title: Aspire
Medium: Glass
Purchase Price: $5,000
Location: 10 E Main Street
Integrating world travel and international business, artist Dale Reiger's work has been focused on kiln formed glass, described as primitive elegance. This piece , Aspire, was designed to reflect the visual language of the artist's and is one of precision and the ultimate surrender to liquid fire.
|Artist: Ken Hall
Title: Pendent Mandala
Medium: Steel and Fused Glass
Purchase Price: $10,000
Location: 10 E Main Street
Inspired in part by the Croix du Niger, artist Ken Hall creates Pendent Mandala from steel and fused glass. This piece is an ode to the Tuareg silversmiths of the Sahara and Sahel and the 21 oases/towns in Niger, West Africa to which the croix pay homage. The artist would like to thank Kathleen Heidenreich for her glass work.
Artist: Jenny Ellsworth
With the use of heavy duty truck parts, positioned in a large sphere, Gear Ball, created by artist Jenny Ellsworth is meant to represent the thinking mind. Ellsworth hopes that this piece, amongst others in her collection, will lift the spirit and expand the minds of people.
Artist: Roger Small
Soaring over 8' high, the metal abstraction reaches for the sky. Roger Small, a Burlington based painter and sculptor, uses corten steel and steel to express the world through his eyes.
Artist: David Varnau
This piece was given the People's Choice award and was also selected for the 2016-17 Purchase Award!
In his sculptures, David Varnau strives to capture your interest from all sides of the piece. It reflects the moments of our lives when all is well, our senses are heightened and we feel the grace of being alive.
Artist: Steve Tyree
This work was selected to be the 2016 Purchase Prize Winner!
Steve Tyree creates sculptures that encourage the love of wildlife. With years of travel experience and wildlife filming, Tyree forms bronze and steel to represent animals in their natural habitat. "I'd like my work to encourage the love of wildlife. To bring back fond memories of times when one might have seen wild birds or animals up close or in the their natural habitat." - Steve Tyree
Artist: Pat McVay
Artist Pat McVay, through a fallen cedar from a storm, has depicted the gentle spirit of nature and the lifecycle of salmon in his piece Salmon River Goddess. The Goddess is the protector of the Pacific salmon, where she watches over them when they first set out to sea, follows them until they become adults, and is there for them again when they give life to the next generation.
Download Stqry on your smart phone for a mobile walking tour of Auburn's entire Public Art Collection!
2015-16 Downtown Sculpture Gallery
Artist: Peter Hazel
Artist Peter Hazel's work is a larger-than-life ode to the symbol of the Pacific Northwest. As a ceramic, glass, steel and mosaic artist, he transforms a public space with his intricate, colorful creations.
Artist: Lloyd Whannell
Artist Lloyd Whannell has been working in stone for 20 years. The Silent Watcher VI evokes feelings of peace and serenity and was inspired from 3rd century B.C. Etruscan bronze figurine called "Shadow of the Evening".
|Artist: Pat McVay
Title: Salmon Romance
Purchase Price: $9,500
Location: 1st St. NE and N. Division St.
Artist Pat McVay, of Whidbey Island, began his career in the arts over 30 years ago in Paris. Later moving to the Olympic Peninsula he expressed his love of the natural environment through large scale wood carvings of fallen trees.
Artist: Lin McJunkin
Both an artist and a science educator, Lin McJunkin blends her two interests into sculptures that reflect and advocate for the health of our planet and its inhabitants.
Artist: Francisco Salgado
Having moved from Mexico to Oregon to learn English in the mid 80's, artist Salgado focused on creating public art that evokes a sense of place. He explores pure expression and energy through the creation of abstract figurative forms.
Artist: Joe Burleigh
Mer=Light, Ka=Spirit, Ba=Body
Artist: Steve Tyree
Steve Tyree creates sculptures that encourage the love of wildlife. With years of travel experience and wildlife filming, Tyree forms bronze and steel to represent animals in their natural habitat.
Artist: David Reid-Marr
Artist David Reid-Marr blends bare, rusting steel into white powdercoated steel rods as a critique and reflection on the natural origins of Western culture.
Artist: Ken Hall
Naissance is playful and visually appealing with vibrant fireworks bursting from the vase. Steel artist, Ken Hall individually hand crafts each of his unique sculptures, and creates movement and energy from strong steel structures.
Artist: Sharon Agnor
Walking Warrior documents the transformative journey of the treatment and survival of breast cancer. The steel and glass armored figure leans forward to boldly face the future, with whatever may come.
The "People's Choice" competition for 2015-16 have been tallied, and congratulations to Peter Hazel's The Hatch who received the most votes via online survey, and in person event ballots. The People's Choice winner receives a cash award.
The purchase award, as recommended by the Arts Commission takes the "People's Choice" into consideration and other factors. This year, the purchase award goes to "The Hawk" by Steve Tyree. The sculpture will be re-sited and become part of Auburn's permanent public art collection.
The Downtown Sculpture Gallery was partially funded through Local Revitalization Financing funding received from the State of Washington and 4Culture King County Lodging Tax. Watch the 2012 Artist Interviews Auburn Downtown Sculpture Gallery Video


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A two Decker off Gibraltar ( William John Huggins (1781 - 1845) - Marine Painter )
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Grading UM vs. Notre Dame
Suffice it to say there were no silver linings in Saturday night's 41-3 loss:
OFFENSE: An awful start with Phillip Dorsett dropping two certain touchdown passes on the opening series and it never got much better than that. Yes, Notre Dame has a first-rate defense, but UM has only itself to blame for Saturday's disaster. Aside from Dorsett's two glaring drops, the Hurricanes allowed at least four other passes to slip through their hands. After catching 16 passes for nearly 375 yards in his last two games, Dorsett was held to one catch for 6 yards. The team's three starting receivers – Dorsett, Allen Hurns and Rashawn Scott – contributed a combined 6 receptions for 46 yards. That's not going to win you many games. There were also several bad penalties, including a holding call on guard Jon Feliciano that negated a Stephen Morris touchdown run. No real running game to speak of with the Hurricanes generating only 84 yards on the ground. Duke Johnson has been something of a non-factor in UM's ground attack the past two games. On Saturday, he rushed 8 times for only 22 yards. Morris didn't throw an interception and was the victim of multiple drops, but he led the Hurricanes to only one first down in the third quarter when Notre Dame controlled the clock for 11:24. The game's turning point may have come in the second quarter when a possession that started at the Notre Dame 35-yard line resulted in no points. As usual, the tight ends were missing in action. I thought Asante Cleveland was in store for a big season, but he's provided close to nothing. The offensive line didn't give up a sack but didn't provide much space in the running game. GRADE: F.
DEFENSE: The biggest concern here is that there are no signs that UM's defense is going to get any better. The third-quarter performance might be the worst I've ever seen by the Hurricanes. UM allowed 197 rushing yards, which wouldn't be very good for an entire game, much less a quarter. The Irish may have found the perfect formula to beat Miami – run the ball down the Hurricanes' throats and keep the offense off the field. The Irish had four drives that spanned more than 80 yards. At times, Miami looks absolutely helpless, particularly the interior of its defensive line. Not sure that any defensive tackle on UM's roster is worthy of being a starter on a Division I team. All kinds of bad stats to point to including this one – Miami's defense registered a single tackle for loss. That's a recipe for getting your butt kicked. (Yes, the Irish also had one tackle for loss but their defense was only on the field for 20 minutes.) I'll have to go back and check but Notre Dame's 34 first downs are either a record versus Miami or close to it. Defensive end Anthony Chickillo has had a tough season although he's drawing more double teams than Lebron James thanks to a lack of help by his line mates. Undisciplined penalties and missed tackles were also big problems on Saturday. But then again, what wasn't? GRADE: F.
SPECIAL TEAMS: It might be time for UM's coaching staff to consider making a change with place-kicker Jake Wieclaw, who appears to have lost his stroke and his confidence. A roughing-the-kicker penalty against Gabe Terry on Notre Dame's opening possession led directly to the Irish's first touchdown. The only bright spot of the night might have been punter Dalton Botts, who pinned the Irish inside their 20 three times. But when your punter produces the only highlights of the game…. GRADE: D.
COACHING: Fans that want defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio drawn and quartered because he's not adjusting aren't really paying attention. The Hurricanes switched to a 3-4 defense several times and blitzed more than they have all season. But until UM's young defenders improve and better players are brought in, no manner of scheming is going to make a difference. Jedd Fisch looked like a genius by opening the game with a bomb until the ball bounced off Dorsett's chest. Impressed that Al Golden declined to go "negative" with his young team after the game. Hopefully that draws dividends down the line. But I do question Golden's decision to try a 47-yard field goal with a slumping kicker late in the first half instead of attempting a fourth-down conversion. This loss has to be pinned primarily on the players, but when you lose 41-3, nobody escapes criticism. GRADE: D.


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Cleaning out your garden or outdoor space? This inevitably leads to green waste, and it doesn't take much to fill your council provided skip bin! The last thing you want is to put all that work into cleaning out your outdoor space, only to have trash lying around ruining your efforts. We regularly assist in the disposal and recycling of garden and green waste. Just call us today for free quote. Some common examples of garden waste we can help with include clippings, bricks, paving, rocks, shrubs, trees, weeds, gazebos, decking, sheds, timber, metal, sand and more.
Building or renovating your home is exciting; however, it's important to fully complete the job, and ensuring all building scraps are removed properly, so you can enjoy your new space. Some common types of building waste we remove include old kitchen and bathroom waste, roof tiles, gutters, wood, metal and plaster board, carpet, blinds, shutters and internal fittings, glass windows and window frames, old timber, bricks, and any other building scraps you want removed. You can read more general info about waste and recycling at the City of Sydney site.
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It's all well and good to offer prompt, professional and affordable hand-loaded junk removal, but can you service my property? Our waste removal service covers most Sydney areas including the Eastern Suburbs like Bondi and Rose Bay, Inner West suburbs, Parramatta and beyond. We also provide prompt service to Upper and Lower North Shore areas including Mosman, Northern Beaches, Hills District, Sutherland Shire and more. Last but not least, we offer prompt waste pickup and disposal to the Sydney CBD and city areas which is very convenient, particularly when you don't have room for an unsightly skip bin out the front of your place. Regardless of where in Sydney you're located, or what type of waste or recycling you need disposed of, your best course of action is to give our experienced team a call. We'll be happy to assist with any queries and confirm the soonest available time-slot that we can provide service in your area.
The production of garbage is causing devastating effects to our world, which is of serious concern to our team. Being a junk removal company, one may think that we're a part of the problem and contributing to people's trash producing habits. This thought is completely untrue, as it is one of our main aims as a business to reduce the impact garbage has on the environment. If you have any items that you'd like to dump that still may be useful to someone, we'd encourage you to give these away or find them a new home somehow. Donating to a charity, holding a weekend garage sale, or making use of one of the many online sales/auction sites is one way to get your unwanted goods to someone who will make use of them. If there is no chance anyone would want any of the items you want gone, our team can take care of them for you. We know where your junk is wanted; the technology at recycling centres is becoming more and more advanced, so wherever possible we stop your trash going to landfill by taking it to the appropriate recycling facility.
Let's face it. As consumers, we accumulate a lot of trash. While much of it can be easily removed with the rest of your weekly trash, there is a large amount of rubbish accumulated by Sydney residents that must be removed in other ways. These items have a way of stacking up and becoming an unsightly pile in the yard that can diminish the overall aesthetic appeal of your home. If you've had enough and are ready to embark on a waste removal expedition, don't go at it alone. There is an easier way to clean up and remove backyard junk.
As you begin to notice the accumulation of waste, it's important for you to first isolate the problem into a single pile. As junk begins to accumulate, it can become stressful when you have various items lingering on your property. It only takes a few hours, so set aside some time in the evening or on the weekend to put it all in a single pile. While it certainly won't look attractive, it will provide you with a better inventory of the work that lies ahead. It's a good idea to make the pile somewhere a truck can easily access it. If there are heavy items that are hard to move, don't worry, we can remove items from their orignal location too. We don't want you to hurt yourself trying to shift large items.
A skip bin may sound like a good idea when you have a lot of junk to dispose of; it's almost like having the local tip in your front yard. However, in many cases, they can be less cost effective and cause several inconveniences. There are several costs associated with skip bins, delivery, pickup, hire duration, and the actual disposal of your junk. The skip bin doesn't do any work for you either; it does mean you don't have to take your waste too far, but you still have to do the work of throwing your junk into it. Skip bins can also be quite an eyesore, sitting in your front yard, and when they leave a big dead patch of lawn. Same-Day Rubbish Removal cuts the costs by doing one round trip and we save you time and work by hand loading everything into our truck for you. There's no time pressure, no heavy lifting, and no stress when you use our amazing service. Call our friendly team for a free quote.
While a pickup truck can prove effective in hauling large items, it can make the process of backyard rubbish removal a long process. That's because there is limited space, not to mention the wear and tear these types of trips put on your vehicle. Same-Day Rubbish Removal have access to heavy-duty equipment that can reduce the number of trips necessary as well as make the process quicker and easier to achieve. In the long run, you can actually save money by tapping into the resources and skillsets we have. Call us today for all your waste disposal needs.
We've been working in Sydney for a long time, many of our customers keep calling us back whenever they have junk that needs collecting. Below are some of the reasons we believe people love the service that our business has to offer:
Our friendly team care about providing you with the best possible experience in every step of the waste disposal experience. We're always prompt to answer the phone and discuss your junk removal needs. We're usually able to arrive at your property exactly when you want us, even within an hour of calling us. You'll like our crew, they make removing waste look easy, and they'll help you out in whatever way they can. We won't leave your property until you're 110% satisfied with the work that has been done.
It doesn't matter what sort of junk removal job you have for us, our experienced team will have no trouble completing the work. With over 10 years of experience removing all kinds of waste from homes and businesses across Sydney, there's not much we haven't seen. To this day there has been no job too big or hard for us – we complete every job promptly and thoroughly. Having the correct equipment does help too, and our trucks are large enough and tough enough to cart almost anything away. We keep our trucks and equipment clean and well serviced so that we never have any trouble in completing a job.
Too much trash can be a nuisance to deal with, particularly when you have large items that will not fit into a curbside bin. Trying to find a way to remove bulky items like old furniture or whitegoods can be quite stressful if you don't have the right vehicle or equipment. There can be a risk of injury when trying to move these large items, which would only add to the problem. You don't have to worry about any of this when our friendly crew collect your junk – you just tell us what items need to go and direct us to them, we'll do all the heavy lifting!
While working fast in some situations can lead to poor quality work, we strive to maintain the highest quality service while also providing the fastest waste removal service available. Much work has gone into improving our efficiency in travel, as well our work while on site. Our experienced team know all the tricks in removing junk of all sizes fast, while also taking care to ensure no damage is caused to your property. Other junk disposal solutions such as skip bins can take weeks to clear your property of rubbish, and you have to do all the work.
No one wants to spend money getting rid of stuff, it doesn't make much sense to be paying good money and getting nothing physical in return (apart from more space). The costs of waste disposal are unavoidable, but we've done everything possible to keep them to a minimum. Taking your garbage to the local tip yourself may seem like the cheapest option, but when factoring in the associated fees, fuel from multiple car trips, wear and tear on your vehicle, and your valuable time, you can understand how our service offers unbeatable value.
Junk has a way of piling up, and it can quickly become a tedious and cumbersome task to remove it. Whether you need to rid yourself of unwanted couches, greenwaste, or other items that are in the way, leave the heavy lifting to our waste disposal experts. We have the tools and knowledge to get the job done quickly with no extra worries for you. You won't find a cheaper, faster or easier junk removal solution. Pick up the phone and give us a call now on 0402 737 046 for a free quote.


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10 Recipes That Defined the 1990s
This week we're looking at the recipes that defined a decade from the 1960s all the way through the 00s. Today we're talking all things 90s. Compared to other decades, it's hard to look at food in the 90s without talking about processed snacks like Dunkaroos and Gushers. The decade was also filled with more non-fat dishes, and bougie plates of "tall food." Of course, regardless of what you ate it was all washed down with a can of Surge or Clearly Canadian.
What are your favorite recipes from the 1990s? Here are the ten we think really defined the decade.
1. Salad with Cranberries, Pecans, Goat Cheese and Balsamic Vinaigrette
Goat cheese was definitely the cool cheese of the 90s. It was on so many salads.
2. Hot Pockets
Is it possible to think of Hot Pockets without hearing the commercial?
3. Lunchables
You could tell a lot about a person based on their favorite Lunchable. I was always a fan of the pizza one.
4. Chinese Chicken Salad with Mandarin Oranges
Lots of crunchy + sweet going on this fine thing.
5. Pizza Bagels
Pizza in the morning, pizza in the evening, pizza at supper time.....
6. Chicken Caesar Salad
Sure, this salad is a classic, but it was super (super) hip in the 90s.
7. Gushers and Dunkaroos
If you had to rate your favorite snack food from the 90s both of these would be in your top five.
8. Slimfast
As a kid of the 90s, I totally stole these from my mom's stash. The recipe above isn't Slimfast, it's a milkshake, FYI. Kinda the same thing?
9. Boca Burgers
These veggies had a serious moment in the 90s. The veggie burger above isn't Boca, but it's my favorite.
10. Molten Chocolate Cake
Jean-Georges Vongerichten supposedly invented this insanely delicious dessert in 1987. It was hard to avoid these beauties in the 90s.
Did we leave anything off?


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3:03pm PT by Alex Ben Block
'Desperate Housewives' Trial: James Denton Not Shocked Sheridan's Character Was Killed Off
Desperate Housewives actor James Denton testified briefly Thursday that he was not shocked that Nicollette Sheridan's character Edie Britt was killed off.
"People get killed off so often," he said.
Asked if he was ever concerned about his character, Mike Delfino, being killed off, he quickly replied, "Always."
Denton said he didn't know about series creator Marc Cherry striking Sheridan until she filed her lawsuit months later.
The actor said he had gotten notes and direction from Cherry at rehearsals and said it was true that he told Sheridan on his way into court he would "give anything not to be here."
Asked if the show was mostly about women, Denton answered, "I'd like to think not."
His testimony lasted just minutes. No other cast members are expected to be called to the witness stand, as THR reported late Wednesday.
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ATMORE -- Alabama death row inmate John Forrest Parker asked the U.S. Supreme Court to halt his execution set for Thursday in the 1988 contract killing of a woman in a scheme allegedly arranged by her husband, a debt-ridden preacher.
The Supreme Court received arguments from state's attorneys Thursday who asked that the execution not be stopped. It is set for 6 p.m. CDT by lethal injection at Holman Prison in Atmore.
Parker was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to die for the killing of Elizabeth Dorlene Sennett, a 45-year-old grandmother who was stabbed repeatedly and beaten with a pipe at her Colbert County home.
Prosecutors said Parker was one of two men paid $1,000 each by a third man on behalf of her husband, the Rev. Charles Sennett, who was deeply in debt and wanted to collect on insurance. He committed suicide one week after his wife's slaying.
Parker appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court late Wednesday after the Alabama Supreme Court voted 7-2 to reject his plea for a stay. In the appeal, Parker's attorneys challenged the constitutionality of an Alabama law that allowed the trial judge to override the jury's recommendation that Parker be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
The Alabama Attorney General's Office filed a response Thursday saying Parker had raised the override argument earlier in his appeal and it was rejected by courts and that the trial judge sufficiently considered the jury's recommendation before sentencing Parker to death.


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A sparkling performance saw the U19s get back to winning ways as they scored nine tries in an emphatic victory.
Both teams completed their opening sets without any problems but when Warrington dropped the ball on half way Liam Walsh showed them a clean pair of heels as he raced away to score under the posts. Five minutes later, a pin point Joe Lyons kick saw Owen Buckley pluck the ball out of the air to score Widnes' second try and with Brad Walker converting both tries the visitors held an early 0-12 lead. Buckley grabbed his second in identical circumstances as the Wolves defence just couldn't cope with his ability to rise above their defence.
Three quick penalties, in their own half, saw Widnes on the back foot for the first time and Warrington opened their account when a long pass found winger Ryan Jones who scored in the corner. Poor discipline, this time from the home side, gave Widnes good field position and they didn't waste the opportunity as good swift handling across the pitch saw full back Lloyd Roby enter the line to score. Both sides were then reduced to 12 as James Rutledge and then Matthew Kilgannon were shown yellow cards in two separate incidents. Just before the break Lewis Else waltzed through for his side's fifth try and with Walker converting, Widnes held a very healthy 4-26 advantage at half time.
Not surprisingly Warrington started the second half strongly and had a try disallowed for a knock on but despite their added impetus it was Widnes who were next to score. Poor discipline again saw the Vikings deep in the Warrington half and scrum half Chris Wilson darted over. Ben Davies then scored a very good try when he beat several defenders and cut inside to register Widnes' seventh touch down. Walker added the extras to both tries and at 4-38 the game was effectively over with 25 minutes still left.
Warrington reduced the arrears when Lewis Delaney-Turner scored in the corner. A fine touchline conversion by Liam Aspin put his side in double figures but there was to be no respite for the Wolves as Widnes scored again. This time it was Dan Norman who charged over from close range and with five minutes left Owen Buckley completed his hat trick from 20 metres. With seconds left, Warrington claimed the final try of the match when Jones scorched in from half way which Harry Reardon converted. However it was merely a consolation score as Widnes claimed their biggest win of the season to date.
Warrington Wolves
Will Dagger, Lewis Delaney-Turner, Sam Storey, Charlie Phythian, Ryan Jones, Taylor Connor, Harry Reardon, Patrick Moran, Nathan Ainsworth, Alex Tankard, Ellis Gillam, Matthew Kilgallon, Ellis Robson.
SUBS: Liam Aspin, Lewis Barnett, Jacob Chamberlain, Jack Cottingham.
Tries: Jones 2, Delaney-Turner.
Goals: Reardon 1/2, Aspin 1/1.
Widnes Vikings
Lloyd Roby, Jayden Hatton, Ben Davies, Keanan Brand, Owen Buckley, Joe Lyons, Chris Wilson, Pat McCarroll, Jake Burns, Luke Draper, Brad Walker, Dan Norman, Liam Walsh.
SUBS: James Rutledge, Max Dudley, Louis Glover, Lewis Else.
Tries: Buckley 3, Davies, Else, Norman, Roby, Walsh, Wilson
Goals: B Walker 5/9
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Roto-Rooter technicians and plumbers are fully trained in the use of state-of-the-art equipment and technologies to solve all of your plumbing and drain problems, including sewer repair and sewer line replacement.
Sewer line repair is typically performed using the "open cut" or "trench" method to gain access to the area surrounding the damaged portion of the pipe. A backhoe may be used to open and refill the work area.
Thanks to Roto-Rooter, sewer line replacement doesn't mean destroyed yards, ruined driveways or devastated parking lots. Roto-Rooter's trenchless sewer line repair causes less damage than traditional repair methods. Trenchless repair is our next step in quality sewer maintenance with less environmental impact.
We make small access holes where the damaged pipe starts and ends. Using your broken sewer line as a guide, our hydraulic machine pulls full-sized replacement pipe through the old path and breaks up the damaged pipe at the same time. The new pipe is highly resistant to leaks and root intrusion, with a long life expectancy.
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Many times, pipe relining can be performed through a building's clean-out access and often requires little digging. Pipe relining may be used to repair root-damaged pipes; seal cracks and holes; and fill in missing pipe and seal joint connections underground, in roof drain pipes, in storm lines and under concrete. The relined pipe is seamless and durable, and all materials used in the relining process are non-hazardous.
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Using Microsoft Word 2013, center a photo by inserting it into the document and clicking on it to select it for editing. Select Format from the Picture Tools menu, and then choose Position. This opens a menu that displays the centering options available. Click one of these options.
To align a picture in PowerPoint, go to the View menu, and click the Guides box. Select the photo to be arranged, go to the Home menu, and click Arrange and then Align. From there, select the desired alignment, such as Align Center. If there are two or more objects to use as a reference, you only need to click and drag a photo to align it with the guides that appear on other photos.
To align a picture frame on a wall, measure the walls' dimensions and the size of the frame. Note the halfway point on the frame and the wall, checking for the frame's bracket positioning. Referencing the frame bracket, determine where on the wall the frame should hang by following the same distance from the halfway point. Once the point has been determined, insert the appropriate nail or other hanging fixture, and hang the picture frame on that point. If desired, use a leveling device to measure the horizontal alignment of the frame.


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Idaho Wrecker Sales Partners with Renegade RV
March 7, 2014 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Idaho Wrecker Sales Partners with Renegade RV
Idaho Wrecker Sales (IWS), a leading distributor of custom tow trucks and towing equipment, announced that it has partnered with Bristol, Ind.-based Renegade RV. According to a press release, IWS will serve as the premier dealer for Renegade RV's motorhomes in the Pacific Northwest.
Renegade RV Intros Sprinter-Based Villagio 'C'
June 21, 2013 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Renegade RV Intros Sprinter-Based Villagio 'C'
Bristol, Ind.–based Renegade RV has introduced the Villagio, a luxury Class C motorhome built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis. According to a press release, the new Villagio combines luxurious amenities, smart designs and first-class construction with the agility of an SUV.
Renegade's design team drew inspiration from upscale yachts, incorporating stainless steel accents, plush bonded leather upholstery and Euro-style cabinetry. Smartly designed spaces accommodate high-end features while achieving maximum functionality in a compact-sized coach, according to Stacey Miller, Sprinter product manager.
"The Villagio is great motorhome for young families or retired couples that want a smaller, more maneuverable coach without giving up high-end amenities," Miller said.
The Villagio is based on an aerodynamic Sprinter chassis built on an all-steel, lightweight frame powered by a Mercedes-Benz Turbo diesel engine delivering power and fuel economy. The shorter wheel base allows for easy mobility even in tight spaces.
Villagio is available in two floorplans: the 24RBS featuring a rear corner bed and roomy 9-foot slideout containing a jackknife sofa and wardrobe/pantry; and the 25TBS featuring rear twin beds that convert to a large single bed and a slideout containing a sofa. Additional floorplans are being developed by Renegade.
"The Villagio product is a great addition to our current lineup of recreational vehicles – the IKON, Explorer and the traditional Classic product lines," stated Mike Lanciotti, CEO.
A number of exclusive dealers will carry the Villagio Class C product. Visit www.RenegadeRV.com for more information.
Equine Motorcoach Teaming With Renegade RV
April 20, 2012 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Equine Motorcoach Teaming With Renegade RV
Equine Motorcoach has partnered with Tom Stinnett Derby City RV and Renegade/Kibbi LLC to produce and sell a towable line of products that fit the horse transport needs for horse owners, trainers and enthusiasts. According to a press release, the towable line included an Equine Transport tow vehicle and Equine Carriage horse transport.
A production model will be on site as part of the Equine Motorcoach display at next week's Rolex Three Day event at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky.
"Renegade is the RV built on a heavier chassis that has the towing capacity to safely and comfortably tow your horse trailer," said Tom Stinnett, co-owner of Equine Motorcoach and Tom Stinnett Derby City RV owner. "Our Equine Motorcoach has positioned us front and center of a wide variety of horsemen and women. We really listened to what their needs are and have worked hard to build out the product line that meets the quality, safety and convenience needs for this market."
The new line supplements the flagship product, Equine Motorcoach, which is capable of easily towing a 20-foot horse trailer.
Visitors 'Thrilled' by Recent RV Capital Visits
February 21, 2011 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Visitors 'Thrilled' by Recent RV Capital Visits
Editor's Note: The following first-person story by Phillis Rose appeared in the Kalamazoo (Mich.) Gazette.
Admirers of all things RV can fill that particular thrill in Elkhart County, Ind., where more than 20 RV manufacturers offer factory tours.
Elkhart County is the recreational vehicle capital of the world with one of every two RVs being made in that county, according to amishcountry.org.
Fascinated by how things are made, I love factory tours, so I chose three for Best-Ever Friend Dave and me to visit. Dave owned a Winnebago 30 years ago so he was interested to see how things had changed.
First stop: Renegade RV, 52216 State Road 15 in Bristol, a 14-year-old company founded by Chuck McKibbin for the auto racing industry. Here, sales manager Danny Lagunas ushered us onto the factory floor where employees were working on several custom units. The smallest unit they build is about 32 feet, Danny said. Most of their vehicles are made for people who have owned several RVs and now want to design one to their own specifications.
We climbed up into these huge RVs to see the work in progress. We saw granite countertops, flat-screen TVs ready for installation — even one on the outside of the vehicle — granite floors, space-efficient layouts and unique storage solutions. Impressive!
Second stop: Jayco, 903 S. Main St. in Middlebury. You can't miss Jayco because you'll see hundreds of white travel-trailers in the factory lot.
But watch carefully for the Visitors Center sign. Inside the center, a renovated 1880s farmhouse, John MacDonald, marketing services manager, invited us to look around the center or to go outside and look at the vehicles on display while we waited for our noon tour. We did both.
A video told us about founders Lloyd and Bertha Bontrager, who started the company in a chicken coop in 1968. They quickly outgrew that and are now the largest privately owned RV manufacturer.
Judy Swihart, visitors center coordinator, took us in a trolley back to the building where they make about 11 fifth-wheels per day.
Then we went to the cavernous and fascinating sewing room. We watched a machine quilting two yards of material every 45 seconds. The material is used for bedspreads and pillow shams.
We watched as employee Deb Lafary filled a pillow cover with a foam cushion. If you've done that, you know it can be challenging. But not at Jayco.
Deb placed the foam cushion on a vacuum machine, covered it with plastic, turned the machine on and, instantly, it shrank. She popped it inside the covering and, in a nano-second, it re-inflated and filled the covering.
After Jayco, we had lunch at Village Inn, 107 S. Main St. in Middlebury. This is where locals gather to talk about the weather, a hot topic this winter. So we chose comfort food: cups of sweet, tomatoey chili; creamy and tender chicken and noodles; and homemade pie for dessert, pecan for me, cherry for Dave.
Our final stop was SunnyBrook RV, 201 14th St., Middlebury, which just last December became Winnebago of Indiana LLC. Jeff Baker, sales representative, took us and a group of insurance agents on the tour, explaining the manufacturing process from the naked chassis stage to the finished product, whether a fifth-wheel or a travel-trailer.
With the insurance agents asking questions, Jeff told us all the things RV manufacturers do to avoid problems for the consumers. We learned about glues, insulation, windows, awnings and the craftsmanship.
Most impressive for me was the outdoor kitchen on one of the vehicles. You pop up the cover to find a tiny sink, refrigerator and stove.
This day of "RVs Unwrapped" is a great way to learn about RVs before purchasing one or just to be impressed with manufacturing innovations. It also answered my ever-present question: "How do they do that?"


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We are proud to announce that two of our students have recently earned their Lil' Dragon black belts! Hasan Babar and Kai Gregory graded at Cobham's Hand Down Martial Arts Academy and both did extremely well! Congratulations guys!
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The MIPI Alliance creates and promotes specifications for the Mobile and Mobile-Influenced markets. These specifications enable and software interfaces that simplify the integration of components built into a device, from the antenna and modem to peripherals and the application processor. Some of the specifications being designed and promoted are A-PHY, C-PHY, D-PHY, M-PHY, Camera Serial Interface (CSI), Display Serial Interface (DSI) I3C, Touch, UniPro.
The M-PHY specification from the MIPI® Alliance provides flexibility and speed for developers in the mobile computing market. The technology is aimed at next generation smart phones, tablets and other low power mobile computing devices. The M-PHY currently runs at GEARs 1/2/3/4 for speeds up to 10Gbps per lane in each direction, providing asymmetrical lane operation for up to 4-lane device configurations.
MIPI M-PHY is a serial interface technology with high bandwidth capabilities, which is particularly developed for mobile applications to obtain low pin count combined with very good power efficiency. It is targeted to be suitable for multiple protocols and for a wide range of applications.
M-PHY uses lanes for communication. Each lane is a differential pair. M-PHY supports multiple lanes and lanes can be asynchronous.
M-PHY defines both low speed and high speed data rates. Within both low speed and high speed, multiple gears are defined. Low speed uses a Pulse Width Modulation and Gears 1-7 support a range of speeds from 3Mbps up to 576 Mbps. High Speed uses NRZ signaling and supports speeds of .998Gbps up to 11.66Gbps via Gears 1-4. Information transmitted on the lanes uses 8b/10b encoding.
UniPro is a MIPI defined transport specification. UniPro enables upper layer applications to move data over the M-PHY bus although it is Phy layer agnostic. UniPro is applicable to a wide range of Device types such as modems, storage subsystems, Non-volatile memory, displays, and camera sensors. It is also applicable to different types of data traffic such as control messages, bulk data transfer and packetized streaming. A full Layer 1.5-4 specification, UniPro defines packets and frames for moving information across a network from device to device. It also defines the structures and mechanisms for connection management, power and state management, flow control and error handling.
JEDEC defines the Universal Flash Storage (UFS) specification. UFS is a simple, high performance, mass storage device with a serial interface. It is primarily for use in mobile systems, between host processing and mass storage memory devices. The UFS electrical interface is based on the MIPI M-PHY specification which together with the MIPI UniPro specification forms the interconnect of the UFS interface. UFS is based on the SCSI Architectural Model (SAM). The UFS command set is based on the SCSI Primary Command (SPC) and SCSI Block Command (SBC) sets.
Protocol Analysis and Traffic Generation
Teledyne LeCroy offers both protocol analyzers and traffic generators or exercisers to address the M-PHY/UniPro/UFS market. Our protocol analyzers offer unique and configurable views that allow users the ability to easily visualize the UniPro/UFS traffic. From the low level M-PHY primitives up through the UFS SCSI command sets we show activity on the bus as a complete picture of all events, and allow views to the lowest level bytes or to the highest level command transactions. Our exerciser and expert system analysis run conformance and stress test cases, then verify that the resulting protocol sequences and packets conform to the CTS. Extensive reporting and analysis tools include reports by test parameters – status, individual tests, or test rules, and within tests by packet characteristics such as packet number, byte, speed, link, etc. Summary and full reports and pass/fail reports are also provided.
As a contributing member of both MIPI and JEDEC, Teledyne LeCroy stays informed and up to date on the latest specifications and continues to update the roadmap for their M-PHY and UniPro/UFS tools.


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The album is based on 80-year-old book of woodcut art called A God's Man. The story is, according to NPR, about an artist's redemption and struggles with personal demons. This is the perfect lyrical subject matter for a psychedelic beard-o journeyman like James. Musically his album touches upon and nicely mixes everything from acoustic strummers to new age pop to ornate soft rock. Sonically, its almost like how The Flaming Lips would sound if they scaled back from cosmic opera to woodsy-tripping soul grooves. Overall the sound is delicate, but songs like "All is Forgiven" do find their strutting rhythms. Mostly, Jim James aims at the Heaven's with songs composed of moonlight.
I'm reminded of John Lennon, Brian Wilson, and other classic "pop-searchers" on this set. Songwriters who tried to reconcile their place amongst the trials of the modern world and how spirituality and creativity could coexist both in their own personal lives and those of the broader public who listen to the music they write. These are big questions explored on a small, yet very complete canvas. Fans of Jim James will be impressed with this album and hopefully this will become the kind of record that is cherished. I fear that it might be missed by the larger world of popular media, but we who do hear the album should be ecstatic that songwriters continue to seek out musical answers to the most difficult questions a human can ask of existence.


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Yes, I'm Still Alive!
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I know I haven't been the best blogger recently, what with disappearing immediately after beginning a challenge for almost four months and all that. I've had the weirdest four months ever. First of all, I never did the Math Review … Continued


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The Crane Game
Kakita Toyotomi
Yojimbo to Doji Kanjiro
Kakita Bushi 4
Location: Mura Sabishii Toshi
Toyotomi is Doji Kanjiro's bodyguard; the Governor is rarely seen in public without Toyotomi at his side. He is a skilled duelist, though he has fought precious few duels (Kougen province is far from the centers of power and few economic schemes result in duels).
He moves with an economy of motion, ever alert. There has never been an assassination attempt against Kanjiro, but Toyotomi remains vigilant.
He has agreed to continue Kakita Kanzen's training in the art of Kakitan dueling.


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I also got asked for photos a lot, and I was really surprised and flattered that I did, since there were SO many amazing cosplayers this year! One of my favorite requesters was a group of Korean school kids that my friends and I ran into on the morning of Day One. They were all so adorable and friendly! They asked to take a picture with all of us (me and the 3 friends I was with that morning), and then one of the teachers even put himself in the picture, which was really funny. XD
Anyway, the photos will tell the rest of the story better than me, so here you go! Hover over the picture to see captions with my comments on what's going on in most of the photos.


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Desks Swapped for Beds
As Demand for Rooms Increases, Office Buildings Are Converted to Hotels
Five years ago, the 133,000-square-foot office building at 28th Street and Broadway was one of the many older office properties faced with obsolescence. Located in a gritty triangle north of Madison Square Park, it was occupied by small tenants and well past its prime.
What a difference some years and a hotel boom make.
Next week a chic 168-room...


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Vie Hotel Bangkok - MGallery Collection is located 700 meters to be exact from the much sought after Siam square with its multitude of shops, restaurants and high rise shopping malls which include Siam Paragon, Siam Discovery and larger than life Central World. It is also the perfect base from which to navigate the city with Ratchathewi sky train station only steps away.
This boutique style and award winning designer hotel offers luxury services and facilities including a spa with private treatment rooms. A well equipped gym can be accessed from the roof-top pool and pool bar via a sky walk. On-site restaurants which are complimented by a wine cellar with international labels include the Yellow Tail Sushi Bar and creative French cuisine at La Vie.
Stylish rooms offer liberating views of the city and all come with luxury en-suite bathrooms featuring separate showers and tubs. Deluxe Suites are 78 sq.m with a comfy separate lounge. The 125 sq.m two bedroom duplex suite with special sound proofing is a family's dream.
The penthouse suite is a romantic inner-city haven. These feature your own private pool and sundeck from were spectacular city views unfold. Its 420 square meters feature a kitchen, a living room and dining area plus a wine cellar.


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Overthecounter Sleep Aids Linked To Dementia
Scientists have found an important connection between high utilization of anticholinergic drugs – including popular non-prescription sleep aids as well as the antihistamine Benadryl (diphenhydramine) – and increased danger of developing dementia and Alzheimer's disease in older individuals.
Anticholinergics are a category of drug that blocks the activity of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine in the mind and body.
This can cause a lot of negative effects, including drowsiness, constipation, keeping urine and dry mouth and eyes.
Prof. Gray says:
"Older adults should bear in mind that many drugs – including some accessible with no prescription, like over the counter sleep aids – have powerful anticholinergic effects."
Individuals shouldn't discontinue their treatment but speak with their healthcare provider
Prof. Gray encourages people not to discontinue their treatment on the basis of the findings of this study – they should speak to their health care provider, and also tell them about all their over-the-counter drug use.
"Health care providers should routinely review their older patients' drug regimens – including over the counter drugs – to try to find opportunities to use fewer anticholinergic drugs at lower doses," she says.
If suppliers must prescribe anticholinergics for their patients due to the fact that they provide the most effective treatment, then
"they ought to use the cheapest effective dose, monitor the therapy often to ensure it is working, and discontinue the therapy if it is unsuccessful," she adds.
Although the connection between raised threat of dementia and anticholinergics continues to be discovered before, the fresh study uses more strict approaches – including over 7 years of follow up – to create the effectiveness of the link. By obtaining pharmacy records, the researchers were also able enough to incorporate nonprescription use of anticholinergics within their data.
It's also the primary study to reveal a dose response effect, notice the writers. In other words, the larger the accumulative quantity of drug taken, the more complex the chance of developing dementia.
And another first for the study, is the fact that it additionally demonstrates that dementia danger linked to anticholinergics may continue long after people stop taking the drugs.
Taking anticholinergics for over three years linked to higher dementia risk
To evaluate just how much exposure the participants had to anticholinergic drugs, the researchers used computer records in the drugstores that dispensed them. They then examined their own cells, says doctor Micahel Heim, a Tampa stem cell doctor.
From the drugstore data the participants added up all of the normal daily doses and worked out the accumulative anticholinergic vulnerability for every participant within the previous 10 years.
Within the length of the research, almost 800 participants developed dementia.
The outcomes revealed the most frequently used drugs were tricyclic antidepressants ( for instance, doxepin or Sinequan), first-generation antihistamines (chlorpheniramine, Chlor Trimeton), and antimuscarinics for bladder management (oxybutynin, Ditropan).
The researchers estimated that individuals taking at least 10 milligrams daily of doxepin, 4 milligrams per day of chlorpheniramine, or 5 milligrams daily of oxybutynin for at least three years would be at greater danger of developing dementia.
But while there are very few options to oxybutynin for increasing bladder management, loratadine (Claritin) implies behavioral changes might be an alternative.
A few of the ACT participants have consented to get their brains autopsied after they expire. This may show if taking anticholinergic drugs is more prone to result in brain changes which are characteristic of those who develop Alzheimer's disease.
Resources for the study came in the NIH's National Institute on Aging as well as the Branta Foundation.
Meanwhile, Medical News Today lately learned how a team of scientists and engineers are developing an MRI way of noninvasive, early discovery of Alzheimer's disease. Scientists and engineers have up to now revealed that it works in creatures. The brand new brain imaging technique discovers the toxin that leads to Alzheimer's disease before typical symptoms appear.


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A sweet birthday gift from Wolf, who does a beautiful portrait for me every year. It's about enough to give me a big head. Here I'm holding an armful of the aromatic and lovely Beebalm that blooms on my birthday each year.
Speaking of Beebalm (again), I've made an infused honey with Beebalm flowers, Wild Rose petals and Evening Primrose flowers and buds that seems to be about the best burn dressing I've ever tried, especially for serious burns where there's a chance of infection. I originally came up with this formula via tinctures for minor burns and it worked so well that I converted it to a honey for to use in cases where the skin is broken or for long term healing.
And hey, if you don't have any burns to use it on, it tastes GREAT and is a lovely addition to a cool summer tea or flax seed muffin. It's also really nice for all kinds of gut trouble, especially those related to flora imbalances. Just don't overdo the amount because even though it's honey it's still sugary. On that note, check out this interesting little study on the effect of Rosa rugosa petals on gut bacteria. Yeah, it's on R. rugosa but how much you wanna bet that applies to the various spp. of Wild Roses as well?
Here's a little quote from the study:
"R. rugosa petal showed selective antibacterial activities against intestinal and pathogenic bacteria, and the selectivity resembled that of prebiotics such as oligosaccharides and dietary fiber."
Thanks to Paul Bergner for bringing the study to my attention. And of course this isn't the only, or even primary way that Rose acts upon the body and the digestive system in particular, but it is an interesting tidbit to add to our current understanding of the whole plant and its effect on the whole body.
Traditional systems of medicine such as Unani Tibb, Ayurveda and TCM (among others) have been using Rose petals or hips to treat various kinds of digestive disturbance. Once again, the cutting edge of science confirms what traditional peoples have known for millennia. Funny that.
4 Responses to "Notes on Beebalm & Rose"
That's just beautiful kiva! You must have a lot of honey around!
it sounds beautiful for burns, gut healing and just lovely plant yumminess!
I have discovered this beautiful ally M. fistulosa in a field next to my home. I have a horrible sinus infection and using the leaves I chew on them and put into my nose.
What relief this beauty has given me.
I'm going to try the honey and make a salve for sinus pressure.
I love her hot and spicy taste more so then M didmya, but do enjoy a hot cup of M didmya it's so sweet and refreshing.
Your site is amazing Kiva, I've learned so much from you.
Oh I love Bee Balm, it is my favorite herb of all not for it's healing qualities which I'm still learning, but just because I love it's scent and taste! I just planted a new purple plant this morning and I have a red one that's 20 years old. I've been enjoying a simple tea of bee balm flower & leaf, calendula and chamomile…I use a little honey and it is sooooo delicious! Wolf is very talented and I've already admired his work! Have a sweet weekend!


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Learner Centered Classroom STRATEGIES
July 16 - 18, 2018
St. Lawrence University
Canton, NY
You asked and we listened. Many of our workshop participants have requested additional days to delve deeper into learner-centered strategies, with an opportunity to develop lessons and units that incorporate these strategies. We are proud to offer this new opportunity, a mini-conference that focused on teaching strategies for every classroom.
Strategies for all students. Our experienced facilitators will model strategies that motivate all students to learn. Tim Bedley, Don Mesibov, and others will show you a variety of strategies that work in classrooms of different levels and subjects.
Personalized resources. With your new toolkit of strategies, you will be given time and on-site support to adapt your own lessons to be more learner centered. Our staff members can help with everything from literacy to rubrics to instructional technology.
Family-friendly atmosphere. In conjunction with the Constructivist Conference, we offer childcare for infants and toddlers, and activities for older children.
All options include daily breakfast and lunch.
For the 2018 Learner Centered Classroom Strategies Mini Conference, the cost is:
- $550 per participant
School districts can CoSer the cost of this workshop through St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES, making it even more affordable.
Are you interested in attending the 2018 Learner Centered Classroom Strategies Mini Conference in Canton, NY:
- print and complete the 2018 Mini Conference Registration Form (.pdf file), and
- mail it to the address listed at the bottom.
Those who are interested in a BOCES CoSer should check the appropriate box on the form and will be contacted by St. Lawrence – Lewis BOCES regarding the cross-contracting process.


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Friday, 24 February 2012
Easter Hare !
Well I've finally decided my Easter Bunny is a Hare . I was rather disgruntled with my first Hare as it's head had to be made twice , the first head I made was the wrong shape . So after a lot of unpicking , Tweaking of the pattern and re-making , the second attempt was nearly finished . But I still wasn't in love , so I took it to Crochet on Monday night to get my Crochet buddies opinion . I know they will always be honest with me and will come up with interesting ideas . They didn't fail , we debated whether it was a bunny or a hare and a few people agreed with me that it did look more like a hare . We bounced ideas about and played with it's clothing . In the end it's long trousers were made into shorts and we got rid of the tunic I had made , then I had a moment of inspiration . I thought what about a crochet top and due to my limited skills in crochet it had to be made out of granny squares. I could see it in my head , so I set to work on some 4ply ( I just happened to have with me ) on a 2.5mm hook.
By the next morning I had come up with a rather simplistic but effective Granny Square jumper .
I had to have a Quick look to see how to properly sew it up as a garment , as I had not done this with crochet before .
Job done , I was really happy with the result , I am now on my third jumper and should have it finished this evening . Tomorrow I am going to start putting more Hares together . I'm so excited about this project now and have finally fallen in love with my Easter Hare.
The only other thing I may add to the design is a bobbly edge to the jumper , but I need to consult my crochet guru on Monday night first . I will keep you up to date with the expansion of the Easter Hare Family !!
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DOWNEY – Warren High School junior Noel Quintero has his heart set on his future – unlike most people his age. Animation is what he has been wanting to build a career around since he was 5 years old and could hold a pencil steadily enough to draw on paper.
Cartoons shape childhoods, which is why Noel wants to be a part of making his drawings come to life and positively affect the television viewing experience for kids. Entertaining people for the purpose of seeing the smile on their faces is what inspires Noel to continue to improve his sketching and turn it into moving pictures that tell a story.
"Animating is what I love to do. I can express my ideas and do what I want," Noel remarked. "Art, in general, is such a free medium with so many layers of creativity to work with. The possibilities are endless."
Being part of the animation class offered at Warren High has been very beneficial for Noel on his road to becoming an animator. Teaching the fundamentals he never knew about before, the class offers basic information along with advanced curriculum for students like Noel who are already well into their journey of animating.
The course also provides the freedom artists want when designing while concurrently setting a template for what is expected. The ability to set forth his own creativity and self-expression is what has kept Noel in the class for three years.
Noel has also been an active member of Warren's Animation Club for three years and is currently treasurer.
Noel has created many works in his life. His most notable is a five-minute music video for the song "Rude" by Magic. This compilation of many moving pictures took Noel over a year to finish, and it has been gaining popularity ever since its release on social media.
The inspiration behind the video was solely based around Noel's longing to create a lengthy production that showed his own take on the original storyline to the song. His motivation for creating the video was to see the reaction people would have as they watched it and to take joy in their amusement.
"All the hard work and countless hours pay off when I see the smile on people's faces for something I've done. It's a nice feeling, and I love that," Noel added.
Warren High School is proud to have students such as Noel Quintero, who strive for greatness in what they do. Noel has incredible potential at becoming an animator for a future profession. He thanks Warren High for showing him the path he must take in order to reach and obtain the goals he has for life.
Valerie Aguilar is a student reporter at Warren High School.


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Paul Eldred FCCA is a firm of accountants in Hertford providing accountancy and taxation services for small to medium sized businesses and individuals throughout Hertfordshire including Hatfield, Stevenage, Welwyn Garden City, Puckeridge and Ware.
Paul Eldred is a qualified Chartered Certified Accountant in Hertford providing personalised and professional advice, in a wide and diverse range of business sectors, to business start-ups, sole traders, partnerships and limited companies as well as to individuals.
As your local tax and accountancy partner Paul Eldred FCCA will advise you in jargon free plain English. New clients are always welcome, if you would like a free no obligation initial meeting please send an email via the contact form or call 01992 505 159.
The First Autumn Budget for many years was announced yesterday and there were several headline grabbing changes. As is always the case, the details and probably less popular items are found in the Treasury Budget …Read more


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At least 90 percent of the minority students recruited will graduate. Upon graduation from the Undergraduate Program in the Department of Social Work at Alabama A&M University, students will be able to:
Apply knowledge, skills, values and ethics in practice with vulnerable, impoverished and oppressed populations of various sizes.
Understand the history of social welfare and the development of the profession of social work and appreciate the profession's commitment to social and economic justice.
Apply the principles and techniques of generalist social work practice in planning interventions with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities.
Use a problem-solving generalist framework to understand the interactions among individuals and between individuals and social systems for planning appropriate interventions.
Demonstrate the abilities to apply logic and reason inductively and deductively, as a means for a world-view perspective based on analytical and critical thinking.
Demonstrate competence in applying practice theories, utilizing a professional value base, to describe, assess and select interventions with diverse populations.
Demonstrate competency in implementing planned change, developing preventive interventions, advocating for impoverished populations and oppressed groups, and selecting strategies of change that advance social and economic justice.
Demonstrate knowledge of the bio-psycho-social variables that affect individual developmental behavior, articulate the interdependence of social systems, resources, capacities, opportunities and diversity from an eco-systems perspective.
Use supervision and consultation appropriate to generalist practice for professional development, and practice evaluation.
Demonstrate ability to adapt research methodology to understand and evaluate the practitioner's own practice, institutional setting, and field of practice.
Demonstrate ethical responsibility to clients, colleagues, the agency, the social work profession, and society as specified by Professional Social Work Codes of Ethics.
Recognize and respond appropriately to the unique characteristics, decisions, strengths and resources of diverse populations.


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Over the years I have been involved in several design projects for retail stores, shopping centers and merchandise. Mostly, I participated because skilled professionals were not available. I have no formal training in design or related disciplines.
Recently I joined a team of both design professionals and corporate executives to develop a new product. In three months this team produced a totally new product in the category and initial reactions are very positive. The team consisted of only 4-5 people who had a strong vision of what the product needed to be, relied on their experience rather than exhaustive research and aimed to produce a working concept rather than a completed design. Also, the product significantly evolved in terms of 1-3 key features throughout the design process.
What I find interesting about our approach is that it mirrors the advice of UX Magazine in an article yesterday-Lean Strategy for UX Design. UX Magazine advice:
- Have a clear strategic vision for the product
- Have a working theory of what the product should be
- Target to deliver the product in its simplest form
- Planning should be ongoing rather than carved in stone at the beginning of the project
The full article is worth a read.


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-Simon \"SDK\"
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You should mention that AVG Free 7 is now available... AVG 7 has been available for the past year or so... This is a big update as far as I'm concerned... I'm still kind of curious to see if they'll push out a binary update to change AVG Free 6 to AVG Free 7.... While it's great that the new version is available... with updates stopping for AVG Free 6 on December 31st, 2004 this could mean bad things for current AVG Users.... Just stop and think to yourselves for a minute... how many people's computers have you installed AVG on.... How many of those people, if Version 7 doesn't come down in AVG's automatic updates, will bother to upgrade to the new version? Which could mean that january will be a haven of new viruses and lack of protection.. I know myself that I've installed AVG on 400+ computers since Sept... and prolly 3-400 between last Jan - April... and I'm only one person.... If anyone has seen anything that confirms AVG 6 will push out a version of aVG 7 please let me know... I'm not looking forward to doing manual AV upgrades on 400 PCs...
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PnCHd (Pronounced Pinched): Acronym - Point 'n Click Hacked. As in: "That website was pinched" or "The skiddie pinched my computer because I forgot to patch".
Sorry.. I was rush when I post!
Thank for the head-up!
its fine with me dude at least helps for other people who seems to be still using the 6.0
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