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Tuesday 13 May 2008
Professional models from across the UK have visited the
School of Art & Design
as part of the scheme, which aims to helpsoon-to-be-graduates studying a
BA (Hons) Photography
develop their skills at a commercial level.
For Sapphires, the arrangement is all about putting the region on the fashion map. Despite having opened a second office in London, Sapphires are committed to develop talent in the Black Country.
Neely Reyes, founder of Sapphires, said: "We strongly believe that our region has just as much talent as anywhere else in the country, but the only difference is that there aren't always the same outlets readily available to give the talent the chance to shine. We are now privileged enough to be in the position to provide talented people with the resources needed to get started, which we think will only help the region."
Peter Day, Senior Lecturer in Photography at the University, said: "It's always my aim to get students real commercial experience and this is a great way to give our budding photographers firsthand experience of working on a professional shoot."
Student Sarina Kulair was among one of the lucky few to be chosen and experience what it was like to work on a professional shoot.
She said: "These were real models that had travelled from around the country to work with us. One girl even flew in from Glasgow just for the shoot so the pressure was definitely on to perform. But, the feedback we've got has been fantastic and we are really pleased to have been selected to be involved. I would love to become a fashion photographer and this kind of experience is invaluable to me.
Any local businesses that would like to work with the University's Art Department on similar projects can contact Peter Day at
Further information
Picture: Model Katie Archer, as photographed by University of Wolverhampton student Sarina Kulair.
For more information and images contact Neely on
or 0844 884 5404 or Vickie Woodward, University of Wolverhampton Press Officer, on 01902 322736.
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I still can't get over what happened. Continue reading "Super Bowl Thoughts, and What's Next For Seahawks, Patriots"
Tag: Super Bowl
Locker Talk Episode 38: Super Bowl Preview Podcast
The Lady Sportswriter, Kim Nash, joins me as co-host to preview tomorrow's Super Bowl between the Seattle Sehawks and New England Patriots. Tune in as we discuss key matchups, and what each team needs to do to win the big game. Locker Talk is presented by The Locker.
2013 Fantasy Football Rookies I Would Plug In Day One Pt. 1: Wide Receivers
I've recently started to shift gears a bit to NFL/College/Fantasy Football (it is that time, you know); and while I maintain that I'll be retiring from Fantasy Football when I turn 32 (three more years!) recent developments have caused me to rethink my decision. Continue reading "2013 Fantasy Football Rookies I Would Plug In Day One Pt. 1: Wide Receivers"
New England Patriots' Aaron Hernandez Saga Another Sad Case
You're not untouchable. You're note above reproach. Things can go badly in hurry if you allow them to. Continue reading "New England Patriots' Aaron Hernandez Saga Another Sad Case"
Locker Talk Episode 23! NFL Draft
Co-host Baden Bagley and I talked NFL draft on Locker Talk. We went over picks we loved (and hated) and walked through the thought process of NFL general managers as they reload for the 2013 NFL season.
NFL Draft 2013: My Opinion (Whether You Want It Or Not) On Who Hit And Who Missed
Seven Rounds, 254 picks, and a whole lot of conversation to be had. That pretty much sums up the 2013 NFL Draft last weekend. Continue reading "NFL Draft 2013: My Opinion (Whether You Want It Or Not) On Who Hit And Who Missed"
Locker Talk Episode 21! College Basketball
Today at 3:30 p.m. (EST) Editor and chief of The Eastside Perspective sports blog Clayton Tinkle joined Baden Bagley and I to discuss the College Basketball season. We talked our top-5 teams, What to make of the Miami Hurricanes rise in the polls, and much more. Give us a listen and call in to join the conversation at (773) 897-6129
Locker Talk Episode 20! College Football National Signing Day Redux
The Ladysportswriter Kim Nash joins us to talk about the aftermath of college football National Signing day. We'll discuss who made strides and who lost ground, as well as the funniest moments from the day. We Will also put this day in perspective for fans. Join the conversation Friday at 1 p.m. EST and feel free to call in (773) 897-6129
Locker Talk Episode 19! The Lady Sportswriter
The Lady Sportswriter Kim Nash stopped by to get us prepped for National Signing Day, February 6th. We'll also talk about the Super Bowl match-up between the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers. And what are the University of Georgia's realistic chances at repeating this past season's success? Join the conversation by calling (773) 897-6129 and give us a listen, Wednesday at 1 p.m. EST
Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers Gave Us The Super Bowl We Wanted
I'm not going to get all sentimental on you and say how great it was to see Ray Lewis cap his Hall of Fame career with a Super Bowl victory. It was a great moment, I admire the guy for what he does on the field wand leaving the judgement part to those who are supposed to do it. Continue reading "Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers Gave Us The Super Bowl We Wanted"

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Leading food title delicious. is getting even bigger by including a fully fledged travel section in the magazine and online.
So, into true delicious. style, the team, spearheaded by Kerrie McCallum and Fiona Nilsson celebrated with a very chic and incredibly happy party at the iconic Icebergs Dining Room and Bar.
Everyone was having such a good time when finish time came – 9 PM – no one wanted to leave. Must've been something to do with the Perrier Jouët and Icebergs canapés. By the way, am very pleased to be part of the delicious. travel writing team – see you around the world somewhere and check out http://www.delicious.com.au
The who's who of food and travel came together to celebrate the new look delicious.com.au and the official launch of delicious. Travel – an expanded travel offering which helps readers discover the world's most delicious destinations.
delicious. editor-in-chief Kerrie McCallum spoke briefly to guests about the new look site and was joined by newly appointed delicious. travel editor-at-large George Calombaris, delicious. contributors and some of the country's most influential foodies for a VIP drinks reception.
Guests were treated to a special menu created by IDRB head chef and delicious. contributor Monty Koludrovic including: oysters with champagne and finger lime, goats curd and beetroot tart, jellied sea urchin, saké tomato and lemon thyme, cavatelli with crab, smoked butter and chives, cheesy IceBergers and chocolate and hazelnut macarons.
VIP guests included:
Kerrie McCallum, Fiona Nilsson, George Calombaris, Matt Preston, Matt Moran, Colin Fassnidge, Anthony Puharich, Darren Robertson, Magdalena Roze, Silvia Colloca, Guillaume Brahimi, Manu Feildel, Justine Schofield, Ross and Sonny Lusted.
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In our article 'Massive Spherical Space Object Disturbed NASA's Satellite H1' we reported that on November 17, 2016 the camera on NASA's satellite H1 captured an unknown giant spherical object. Now, on November 30, 2016 the same object re-appeared in front of the H1 camera. It is clear what happened on the 17th and now…
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I sit here sipping coffee, enjoying the morning hours and the beautiful sun's rays.
Yet, I will myself not to forget to say a prayer that has become a pivotal party of my daily and evening activities.
Sometimes I utter these words numerous times a day. Especially when my body is in need.
In the prayer I ask to be cleansed of all disease and sickness to restore strength to my body, and joy to my soul.
Is This Too Much To Ask?
I don't think so.
Does it Work?
It does for me. Or at least, partly.
You see, I want to serve the greater universe, but I need energy and decent health to do so.
I believe in the power of prayer, but recognize that perhaps it's my belief that makes it work for me.
From Forgetting to Remembering
True, sometimes I forget to pray.
However, each time I face this obstacle, it's as if I remember once again how small my hands really are.
My Healing Prayer
I offer the prayer, that I use, to request the almighty universe's healing touch upon body and soul, or that of someone in need.
"Almighty and merciful (God, Supreme Being, Jesus, Allah, etc etc) by the power of your command, drive away from me/him/her all forms of sickness and disease.
Restore strength to my/his/her body and joy to my/his/her spirit, so that in my/his/her renewed health, I/he/she may bless and serve you, now and forevermore."


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On Sunday, November 25, we celebrate Christ the King Sunday with the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
The festival of Christ the King (or Reign of Christ) ends our marking of Ordinary Time after the Day of Pentecost, and moves us to the threshold of Advent, the season of hope for Christ's coming.
The day centers on the crucified and risen Christ, whom God exalted to rule over the whole universe. The celebration of the Lordship of Christ thus looks back to Ascension, Easter, and Transfiguration, and points ahead to the appearing in glory of the King of kings and Lord of lords. Christ reigns supreme. Christ's truth judges falsehood. As the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, Christ is the center of the universe, the ruler of all history. In Christ all things began, and in Christ all things will be fulfilled. In the end, God will heal every brokenness. God will save every good and triumph over all forces of evil. (adapted from the Presbyterian Mission Agency.)
At 11:00 a.m. we will join together in worship with prayer, song and readings from Psalm 132:1-18 and Luke 23:33-43 and the sermon "Jesus, Remember Me."
The iconic image of the three crosses is often seen during the Lenten and Easter seasons. The center cross is that of a Savior, the other two are those of criminals whose crimes were of such a degree that they warranted public execution. Christ, in this closing moment of the suffering and the long-journey to that field of crosses, interacts with these criminals and offers, despite his own suffering and exhaustion, an act of grace and of love that changes a life and our lives in the process. Jesus remembers us…
Student Pastor Ben Fitzgerald-Fye will be preaching and the Rev. David J. Hanna will be presiding for the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
We welcome newcomers and visitors to join us for worship, which is traditional in style, but always contemporary in spirit, friendly, relaxed, and graciously welcoming. The service includes contributions from members and clergy alike who lead us in a weekly expression of our faith with warm greetings, fine music, a children's sermon and sermons aimed at helping us understand how the teachings of the Bible can be applied to our lives today.
Following the service we welcome all to join us in the Chalice Room next to the Sanctuary for refreshments and fellowship.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday!


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Senior Lunches in La Center
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Book Discussion – La Center United
The vision of La Center United is to promote a healthy and resilient community for youth and families by preventing destructive behavior through open access to education and environmental strategies, and supporting those in need, sharing ideas and offering help. Meeting weekly on Thursdays, K-8 Library (expect March 16 & 23 which will be in the ...Find out more »
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Spanish Conversation Circle
Practice your Spanish-speaking skills with fellow language learners. For adults and teens.Find out more »
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Simply Write: A Writer's Support Group
Looking for that perfect word or sentence, but just can't seem to quite make it happen? Would a second pair of eyes on your first draft make your day? Are you looking for tips and tricks to keep you in your chair and writiing? Are you suffering from a week-long bout of writer's block? If ...Find out more »
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Ridgefield City Council Meeting
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I am not a supermodel, or even a regular model…nor will I ever be! And let me tell you why. Models shoot in some of the most beautiful places and desirable climates…sometimes. Sometimes they have to shoot in temps below 20*…just like I did with this shoot. When models accept work, they are obligated to shoot in whatever conditions the brand set up. I, on the other hand, have a choice. I don't know WHAT possessed me to shoot in temps so low. But trust me, it will NEVER happen again! #neversaynever Normally, each shoot lasts about 30 minutes. I could only give 10 minutes for this shoot.
But enough about that. I did a post for The Perfect Dress to Wear to a Fall Wedding (see that post here). When I saw this dress, I immediately fell in love with it. I wish I'd had this dress for NYE. Maybe I would have gone out somewhere. But since I didn't, my next thought was how it was the perfect dress to wear to a winter wedding.
The embroidered detailing and scalloped hemming of this dreamy dress are paired in perfect harmony. And the gold and black lace-infused mesh bell-sleeves really makes this dress stands out. This dress wasn't available in my size. But I definitely plan on exchanging this dress for the right size and find somewhere to wear this dress. Chic!
A faux fur wrap like this or this would be a great addition to the look. When it comes to picking a color scheme for a winter wedding, I usually stick to black or jewel tones (burgundy, emerald green, navy, etc). These colors also tend to flatter most skin tones!
Dress | Shoes | Jacket (sold out), similar here | Purse (Purchased in London) | Earrings (Sold out)
Thank you so much for reading. I love having you here. And as always, have a beautiful day!


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Dumfries and Galloway Council has announced that its Major Events Strategic Fund is open to applications.
The Fund is an integral part of the new regional Major Festivals and Events Strategy 2018-2021, which was adopted by the Council earlier this month.
The Council has forecast that the new Strategy will create a financial stimulus of more than £30m of additional expenditure in the regional economy in the next four years.
The Fund has previously helped secure the growth of many events projects, including the Electric Fields and Eden Festivals. In 2017 its grant support part-funded World Championship Gold Panning in Moffat and the new and highly successful Stranraer Oyster Festival.
The new Strategy aims to position Dumfries and Galloway as the best place in rural Scotland in which to plan, manage, deliver and visit great festivals and events.
Councillor Andy Ferguson, Chair of the Council's Communities Committee said, "The Major Events Strategic Fund is an essential aspect of the new Major Festivals and Events Strategy. The Council is committed to the roll out of the new Strategy and the early introduction of this Fund enables the best possible planning for events projects for 2018. Many thousands of additional visitors will visit Dumfries and Galloway next year as a direct result of this Fund, which is one of many ways the Council is supporting our local economy through effective partnerships with communities, events organisations and local businesses."
Stuart Turner, Head of EventScotland, said: "Events play a big part in our visitor economy and the funding being made available through Dumfries and Galloway's Major Events Strategic Fund will ensure the region's burgeoning events and festivals sector continues to prosper.
"Scotland is the perfect stage for events and the Council's new Major Festivals and Events Strategy will play a key role in ensuring we maintain this enviable reputation."
Councillor John Martin, who is the Vice-Chair of the Communities Committee commented, "The Major Festivals and Events Strategy will support and sustain the region's seven Signature Events over the next four years and create many opportunities for the introduction and growth of new major events. The Council does have the skills and expertise to help develop this sector to the benefit of the regional population and the tourism industry of Dumfries and Galloway."
Application forms for the Council's Major Events Strategic Fund can be obtained by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com
Eligible projects must demonstrate that they have an events budget of £30,000 or more and a potential audience of 1000 unique visitors to be apply to apply.
The Major Events Strategic Fund will close to applications on Friday 8 December 2017. Funding decisions are expected to be announced in February 2018.


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2017 Chevrolet Camaro SS - aFe Power full exhaust system and custom dyno tune.
We have just finished fitting this set of Califorbnian made aFe Power MACH Force-Xp 3" 304 Stainless Steel Axle-Back Exhaust System complete with Twisted Steel Tri-Y Long Tube Header & X-Pipe including 200 cell sport catalytic converts to keep it emissions legal in NZ.
While on the pricey side for exhaust systems, these are beautifully made and we don't think we have fitted anything that has bolted on so nicely and looked & sounded so good.
On the dyno with a tune we managed to find 31kW over the factory figure with the headers, exhaust and an intake that was previously fitted by the customer.


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Apple to launch new iPhone Sept 10
Apple is expected to unveil it's latest iPhone at a special event September 10, that could also see them release a budget or plastic versions to target the lower end of the market.
All Things D reports:
"The launch comes at an important time for Apple, which continues to make a lot of money from the iPhone but has seen its global market share dip amid a growing wave of lower-cost Android devices as well as an intense battle with archrival Samsung. One of the key questions is whether Apple adopts a new tactic to address the mid-range of the smartphone market. Historically, Apple has gone after those customers by offering its year-old and two-year-old models for $100 and $200 less than a new iPhone. However, there has been a great deal of talk that the company will debut a new lower-cost iPhone alongside whatever update it has in store for the current iPhone 5."


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- Cloud strategy is always a top concern for our clients that's why Ciklum cloud computing infrastructure is capable of satisfying any client's requirements.
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In this list we have added 13 anime love quotes, these quotes are simply amazing and heart touching! I hope you enjoy them! 🙂
Akasaka Ryuunosuke Quotes
"Love is simply an electrical bug in the human neural circuit."
Inuyasha Quotes
"Heh, I guess somehow without me knowing, it just feels so natural now, to have Kagome by my side."
Kenshin Himura Quotes
"The moment you find the courage to give up your life for someone… would be the moment you understand love."
Margery Daw Quotes
"Love is like a mirror that reflects your bad side. Especially when it's unrequited, you get envious, jealous, prejudiced, and resentful. You have to face all sorts of emotions, but there's no reason to find that shameful."
Usui Takumi Quotes
"Love, passion, why do we get caught up by such troublesome feelings? The mind couldn't ever get things straight, and you lose control to know what is sensible. Deep down it's all so vexing."
Khamsin Quotes
"Love is never as simple as sharing the same path."
Naruto Uzumaki Quotes
"I want to be with you. From now on, I want to spend all and every single one of my days until i die with you, and only you."
Nagisa Furukawa Quotes
"Of course I'll stay with you… No matter what happens. Forever and ever."
Oka Chinami Quotes
"Once you fall in love, you really love that person through thick and thin"
Sohma Hatori Quotes
"If it's possible for one person to be hurt by another, then it's possible for that person to be healed by another."
Syaoran Li Quotes
"Even If I lose this feeling, I'm sure that i'll just fall in love with you all over again."
Ninako Kinoshita Quotes
"I won't hate that person. Even if my love does not reach him. Because they're still my precious feelings."
Ninako Kinoshita Quotes
"When you fall in love with someone, you start wanting to know lots of things about that person."
Takahashi Nanami Quotes
"You may not believe me but, even before he told me his name, I felt as if I already knew who he was."
Spike Spiegel Quotes
"I was younger then, I wasn't afraid of anything, I didn't think about dying for a second. I thought I was invincible. Then I met some girl. I wanted to live, I started to think like that; for the first time I was afraid of death. I had never felt like that before."


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Previously available as the default project within CRYENGINE, the CRYENGINE GameSDK Sample Project is a sample project that developers can use to learn how to create their own first-person games (shooters, role-playing games etc).
All Crytek assets are covered under the CRYENGINE Limited License Agreement.
*wipes away manly tear*
*wipes away manly tear*
Hello world!
Hello world!
Amazing quality
Great quality assets, great quality introduction, even if there are blank squares around a rock formation. But basically, Crysis Lite.
Visually stunning, great to show many engine features
Well this level is a classic by now - it does a great job at showing the viusal capabilities and I especially recommend it to any old users who might be confused at first with the new UI. This helped me a great deal understanding the new AI, since the environment with all the entities, functionality and assets is familiar.
Most advanced "Hello,World" I ever seen :)
I can't find it in my Launcher
Why can't I download it ? I can't find it in my Launcher
How to find it in the launcher
Hey Meng, check Library -> My assets. Then to download the engine, you'll need to create a project. Hope that helps! (btw... this looks awesome!)
Thanks a lot :)
Looks fantastic
This is just an excellent example as to why this engine rocks!
cant load it
How do i load this project ?, ive made a new one, but i cant seem to open it. cant find it
It may be used commercially?
Same problem as A.Zyrenia
A tutorial or so would be nice!
My question is can I publish it
teşekkürler cevat yerli kardeşler
definitely shows off cryengine capabilities
howto make it work guide ;)
after you download it, on launcher screen choose "Add Existing" project and choose \CRYENGINE Launcher\Crytek\GameSDK_5.0\GameSDK folder then once empty CryEngine is opened, click File->Open and you should see 2 folders: multiplayer (contains "airfield" map; and singleplayer (contains "vr_demo" and "woodland" map) - just choose whatever you want to open :)
Bize böyle imkanlar tanıdığınız için teşekkürler.
It's good ,Very good ,
Ultimate picture quality, Really useful
Good starting point
Good starting point
A Dream Come True (and community-come-true, as well) !
A definite (many) dream come true, regardless few things: -on a convenient, pay-what-you-want basis, -CryTek Marketplace kicked off (finally) -We now have the interface, as well, and code access ***Good one, CryTek ***(keep it coming, guys, we, supporters appreciate it very much and are right behind you).
ok :|
More from full project ... and please, please free city skyscrapers Mehr von Voll Projekt...und bitte bitte kostenlose stadt hochhäuser
Thanks for this, Crytek. Great quality. :)
How Can i download it omg
How to download it.
1. Add to card. 2. Accept purchase. 3. Open CryEngine Launcher. Go to Library/My Assets. There you might dont see anything. Dont know why but follow step 4. 4. Use the search bar and type in: sdk. There it is. 5. Download it. Done.
No work
Mouse does not work on versions 5.1 when you start "Swith to game" !!!
Best Assets!
Thank you very much for this awesome SDK. It works with 5.1 version.
Wow, how is that possible , wow this stuff as free? x3, thanks, and great job!
nice asset
nice asset for beginners
How to download?
Not sure if I am being thick. But using firefox and cannot find where to download. Went through the purchase etc all went fine but there is no download in my account or anywhere on the website/app?
Great way to start a game!
This is a great way to look at how a game can be made, and the assets in it are jsut amazing. But does anyone know if you can oublish a game made using this?
Great for Beginners
I remember when cryengine 3 was the shit. Now I have all those samples back :D
Great project for learning!
I've downloaded this to do the tutorial but can't find materials, anyone got any ideas please.
Really easy to use and insanely powerful. Incredible free assets. Really incredible. It's so easy to start working on something right away, and it really helps beginners understand more.
gran aporte! , alguien sabe si se pueden utilizar algunos de estos asset para un juego y luego comercializarlo ?
Engine Release Version is 5.0.0?
Hi, I saw that this pack is for Engine Release Version 5.0.0. Can I Use this pack(CRYENGINE GameSDK Sample Project) for CryEngine 5.3?? thanks a lot
Very nice project!
есть кто на мем говорит
great work
Great example!
Are you able to use this in a game or extend it? Without getting in trouble for copy right violations?
Nice, thank you! 4.1 GB o_0/
Beautiful engine and all, but it must be some kind of joke that you download an engine of over 4GB size and don't even get a few textures (for example) that would make like 0.01% of its total size. Even more annoying is, that everything seems to be anywhere in an unkonwn folder, because every project has it's own texture folder (for example) - i mean, you spend more time searching for folders than doing something important with the engine. I expected a lot of options and all - and i got it, but h3ll...this is annoying
Soooooooooooooooooooooo Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Its great.....but...
Who can tell me how to use it ??????? I am going to mad now..... X-D 谁能告诉我这鬼东西怎么用,我他妈快疯了
How to open
To open you have to click on `GameSDK.cryproject` and then when the editor opens, you have to "Open" from the file menu and open one of the levels.
the most amazing "Hello world" ever
Thank you.
Very good work.
problem occurs
Sir I can't find material folder in sdk pack
very pretty
Please fix bugs , GameSDK Sample . Thank you
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Probably the best thing happened to CryEngine. This project entices folks who want to try their hands on the game engine. If CryEngine starts uploading tutorial content at a greater pace it'd help them reach new heights. Unreal & Unity soon would be out of the competition. Maybe they have some different business model. It's been two years & I'm amazed by this engine.
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when i start download , it reaches the 3.1GB and then start from 2.3GB again !! after it happen 2 time it say "fail to download". I delete and start from the beginning and have the same issue. i be able to download the older version 5.4 without any problem.what should i do ?
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Weekly photoAnother new weekly post for everyone to enjoy. This one is similar to my iPhone photo weekly post I started just a few days ago except it is only photos taken with my DSLR.
I will try to post the shot and post process info each week but some of the images will be older so my memory might not serve me correctly.
I am starting these weekly post to get more active on my site which up until a few days ago I have been absent from.
So since I have quite a few photographs in my catalogs I thought it would be a good idea to start posting some of my favorites.
Shot this year in Alberta on my vacation this is a little stop in the rockies. Shot with my Nikon D300 with 17-55mm lens at 17mm, 1/60 sec @ f11, ISO 200. Two gradients one from the top down to the edge of the mountains to enhance the sky. Another from the bottom to the water line to enhance the reflections in the water. Then just a bit of sharpening for the reflections.
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Our parents' dog developed a serious medical condition and wasn't treated properly by a local vet. The specialist at Animal Medical Hospital on Monroe Rd in Charlotte saved Daisy's life. She spent a while in the intensive care unit and even needed a feeding tube. Daisy is still with us and we are so thankful for their wonderful care!
Many veterinary specialists who are highly trained and experienced. Open 24 hours.
A little drive from our home in Kannapolis, NC.


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Daily: Black and Brown, Au Natural
Here's the deep thought of the day: even nature knows black and brown go together. The proof? Leopards. Think about it. Leopard print has everything going for it - black, dark brown, and tan. Brilliant. Who says black and brown don't go to gether? Here's the breakdown:
Leopard Blouse: Gap
Blazer: Forever 21
Black Jeggings: Macy's
Boots: Shi by Journey's
Watch: Garage sale
Pin: American Eagle
I wanted the leopard print to be the standout piece, so I made sure the rest of my outfit was dark and neutral. I actually bought the blouse probably four years ago when I was in high school, but I never actually had the guts to wear it until college. The blouse itself is pretty billowy and big, so I usually pair it with a cute red belt. But that seems to be the cliche thing to do, so no red belt for me today.
Love the pin. I saw it at American Eagle last year, wanted it, decided not to buy it, and waited for it to go on sale. I promptly snatched it up after it was marked down. That's how I do it (as do 98% of all other college students).


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How can we be unified when we are so different?
I am so excited to feature my good friend, Chelsey, who has been an excellent example to me of strength and unity in her marriage, even in the midst of hard times. I love talking with her about faith, because she always motivates me to be a little less flashy and ever more thoughtful, honest and hopeful in my discipleship. Her words on unity seem so necessary in a world that is rife with division and separation. It is my hope that we will allow our differences to strengthen, rather than threaten, the vitality of our everyday interactions, perhaps most pointedly in our homes. — Becca
God created all things, and He created all things to be different. Our differences can make it challenging to be unified in our marriages, families, churches and communities, but this is part of God's plan. Despite our differences, we can still be kind, forgiving, humble, and patient – we can be united. A few years ago, this principal saved and strengthened my marriage.
For many years, I believed that being married meant we should act and think alike. This caused several arguments throughout our marriage. But this idea – having to be the same and think the same – created a real crisis between my husband and I that came to a head five years ago.
The events leading up to this crisis began several years earlier. My husband was a professional firefighter/paramedic when we decided that he needed to go back to school, get his undergraduate degree and enroll in a graduate program to become a dentist. At the time, we owned a home, had two children, and along with his position at the fire department, I had a teaching position at a local high school. We lived in a place we loved surrounded by friends who loved us too. However, we both felt strongly that the career change was something that not only was good for us, but was something that Heavenly Father wanted us to do. It was a HUGE leap of faith for us to give up this life in pursuit of another. United, we moved forward.
As planned, my husband was accepted and attended dental school two short years later. The dental school years, while full of small challenges, were nothing compared to what we experienced upon entering the professional world. In four short years, our family moved seven times. After failed associateships time and time again, my husband felt defeated and unable to care and provide for our family. The problem was magnified when, after purchasing our dental practice, we neared bankruptcy, forcing me to enter the workforce in his office and leaving five children to take care of each other at home. This is not what we had imagined for our family.
My husband reacted to this trial very differently than I did. While I had made the decision to move forward despite the difficulty, he felt hurt and distanced from a loving Heavenly Father. I could not accept his anger and felt like his reaction should be just as faithful as mine. Seeing his method of coping as "unrighteous" and my method of coping as "righteous," I constantly picked apart what I thought he was doing wrong and expected him to be exactly like me. This created an atmosphere of contention, almost destroying our marriage. The unity that we felt going ahead with the career change was now riddled with doubt, fear and blame.
I believed the problem was my husband's until one night, in prayer, Heavenly Father gently corrected me. As an answer to this prayer, I was clearly instructed to let my husband be. My job was to love, understand and support him. Heavenly Father reassured me that my husband was His child and He loved him even more than I loved him. It was at that time that I let go of my need to be right, began loving unconditionally, and sought instead for an understanding of what he was going through. This simple answer to my prayer has been the most powerful tool I've been given to unify our marriage.
Unity comes when we see the hearts of other people, and understand their true intent. Unity does not require for us all to be the same, think the same, or look the same. In fact, to truly be strong in unity we need the differences of others to enrich the one. This idea that we have to be the same created the opposite of unity in my marriage. It created enmity.
I'm sure this is what Paul was trying to teach the church in 1 Corinthians 12. He says that in the church there are diverse gifts and that when used together the different gifts make the whole church stronger. To help us further understand, he draws an analogy to the human body. He reasons, "For the body is not one member but many. . . . If the whole body were an eye where were the hearing? If the whole body were hearing, where were the smelling" (verses 14, 17). Paul understood the need for each member to be different, and recognized that although we are different we can still accomplish the same purpose if we are united together.
We can apply this teaching to our relationships in church, our community and in our families. We do not have to worship the same, think the same, or act the same. In my marriage, we each have our own strengths and our own weaknesses. I believe this is the way God intends it to be. Together, for our children, for others and for ourselves, we make a much stronger whole accepting other's differences and loving one another as we are. We can all be different and still be united. We are all God's children.
Chelsey is an inspired mother of four energetic and handsome boys and a beautiful and strong daughter. Her husband fills her life full of adventures. At times you may find her complaining when her husband allows all the children to come into their room late at night and she is tired, but Chelsey's happiest moments occur in these times when the whole family is there chatting carelessly and playing steam roller together. You can find out more about Chelsey, her family and her testimony of the Savior at her blog www.motobees.blogspot.com.


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On April 4, 2017, in a case called Hively v. Ivy Tech Community College, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits workplace discrimination based on sex, protects lesbian, gay, and bisexual employees. Reversing several of its earlier decisions, the Seventh Circuit became the first federal appeals court to conclude that "discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation is a form of sex discrimination."
This landmark ruling advances one of the most important goals of the LGBT movement — obtaining nationwide anti-discrimination protection for LGBT workers. Along with the confirmation of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court, this ruling underscores just why the courts are so important to the future of our movement.
For years, LGBT advocates and allies have worked hard to pass state and federal anti-discrimination laws. In 2015, Sen. Jeff Merkley and Rep. David Cicilline introduced the Equality Act, a comprehensive federal bill that would prohibit sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations. But faced with conservative majorities in many state legislatures and the U.S. Congress, our progress on the legislative front has been grueling and slow. In contrast, the federal courts have become increasingly receptive to claims by LGBT people brought under federal sex discrimination laws.
In addition to the Seventh Circuit's ruling in favor of a lesbian plaintiff in Hively, a number of federal courts of appeals have recognized that Title VII and Title IX, which prohibits sex discrimination in public schools, protect transgender people. Across the country, federal courts are hearing these sex discrimination claims and, increasingly, ruling in favor of LGBT plaintiffs. In these cases, one of the most common themes is that courts must apply our nation's laws to reflect society's growing recognition that LGBT people deserve equal dignity and respect and must be included on equal terms. In Hively, Judge Richard Posner, a prominent and highly respected conservative jurist, wrote a separate opinion to point out the importance of judges taking these societal changes into account: "We understand the words of Title VII differently not because we're smarter than the statute's framers and ratifiers but because we live in a different era, a different culture."
In stark contrast, President Trump is seeking to pack the Supreme Court and the federal bench more broadly with judges who, in the chilling words of our newest Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, believe that courts should look "backward, not forward." The Seventh Circuit decision in Hively illustrates the importance of having judges who, unlike strict originalists like Gorsuch, understand the need to take societal change into account. Of the 11 judges who heard the case, eight ruled in favor of the plaintiff, Kimberly Hively, who was denied full-time employment and eventually lost her job after she gave her girlfriend a goodbye kiss in the car on her way into work. Judge Diane Sykes, who authored an opinion on behalf of the three dissenting judges, took the majority to task for departing from what she considered to be the "original" meaning of Title VII. Citing former Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, one of the most conservative and anti-LGBT judges in our nation's history, Judge Diane Sykes wrote: "Is it even remotely plausible that in 1964, when Title VII was adopted, a reasonable person competent in the English language would have understood that a law banning employment discrimination 'because of sex' also banned discrimination because of sexual orientation? The answer is no, of course not."
April 10, 2017 – Advocate.com, by Shannon Minter and Chris Stoll
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text: The first blockchain was developed in 2008 by an anonymous coder to launch the global digital currency Bitcoin, a virtual monetary system that bypassed banks (and pardoned the lives of many squirrels). The vernacular is "the blockchain," however, anyone can apply the technology, and a variety of companies today peddle their versions of blockchain platforms. Theoretically, kids trading marbles could enter transactions into a designated blockchain. Real-world examples of potential uses, though, include digital voting, land and title transfers, tax regulation, medical recordkeeping, or more controversial notions of weapons tracking or workforce regulation.


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In setting up our lives here in Finland, I've learned that two things above all others open the door to getting other things done: a Finnish social security number, and a Finnish bank account.
So that's my advice to anyone moving to Finland without existing family ties: get a social security number, and then get a bank account. Everywhere else you go, anything else you do, they will ask for the first thing and possibly need the second thing to complete whatever task it is (Finns use bank accounts for identity verification purposes).
Otherwise, all you have to do to set up your life in Finland is go to one government office (the Magistrate, say), complete the appropriate task, and then ask them what to do next. Repeat until everything is done (if ever! is what it feels like right now, especially since I kind of was done...and then my family arrived with four more sets of immigration procedures to take care of). Lucky me, Turku has located most of its government offices in the same part of town. So going from office to office is as simple as walking a few blocks. I am so grateful for this.
My favorite thing about Finnish bureaucracy is the numbered queue system. You don't actually have to wait in any physical line. You just take your queue number slip from the machine and then have a seat until you're called. Then, when you get up to the counter, they have a tidy little mini bin for you to put your used queue number in. I find this charming and completely practical. And considering how many offices I've been to in the last week, those sensible little bins are the only reason my purse isn't overflowing with wads of used queue numbers.
In the meantime, Jeremy and the kids are slowly getting over their jet lag, which continues to be the worst. As I tried to wake Sterling up from his "nap" the other day, which was actually his body trying to sleep after what felt like staying up all night, it came to me that jet lag is like going through withdrawal after quitting some horrible drug...except the drug is sleep and you need it to live.
But each day gets better and better!


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Microsoft has shipped the third beta version of its next consumer operating system, WindowsMe.
Code-named Millennium, WindowsMe is Microsoft's first operating system designed exclusively for the home user, and will focus on digital media, home networking and improved online experience.
The third beta is usually the last test version before the company prepares the final release, which some sources speculate could debut as early as next month.
A complete report is posted online at www.news.com.


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DCS is complicated. Not just because it uses clever solutions for complicated problems, the way you have to think about those problems changes drastically as well. Don't worry though, it's a bit of a pain to start but after the first learning period it just clicks. You see all sorts of terrible systems and code around the codebase that can be improved by extracting functionality into a more maintainable chunk. You realize features you can implement that are only viable when you can make the target of all that functionality abstract.
To name a few existing example, we have a component which handles an object making noise when hit/thrown/used/etc. You can apply this to anything, even walls if you want. A component which turns anything into a storage item. A component which handles rotating things by hand in character. A component that makes diseases spread. You get the point.
Let's get some terminology out of the way:
DCS, Datum component system: Bit of an outdated term now but this was the original name of the system as a whole
Components: Isolated holders of functionality. They hold all the data and logic necessary to accomplish some discrete behaviour.
Signals: The way components receive messages. Originally only components could receive signals but since then it has been expanded so anything can receive a signal if it's useful.
Signals and how they work
These are the primary way for components to interact with the rest of the game. They're fairly simple in concept: First you create a place the signal gets activated from. Let's have a signal that activates when someone walks over it. (I'm going to be using /datum/component/squeak for most examples in this post)
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#define COMSIG_MOVABLE_CROSSED "movable_crossed"
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/atom/movable/Crossed(atom/movable/AM, oldloc)
SEND_SIGNAL(src, COMSIG_MOVABLE_CROSSED, AM)
Here we have the base Crossed proc set up to send a signal and do nothing else. src is given as an argument so that it is a signal with itself as the origin. Next up the signal type is given, it is defined in __DEFINES/components.dm then passed in to the signal. Functionally it's just a string acting as an identifier. The third argument in the signal is the movable that's crossing over, this gets passed to whoever is receiving the signal.
Now that we have a signal at the top of the inheritance chain, any other overrides of the Crossed proc will have to either call parent with ..() or send the same signal like we did here in order to make sure that signal is called whenever the proc is called. Avoid making duplicate signals as much as possible. Signals should have a single source of origin so it is as easy as possible to reason about behavior when receiving those signals. If you feel the need to make additional signal sources you should consider instead just making additional types of signals. More types of signals is free.
Now that this new signal exists we can make something able to listen for the signal.
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RegisterSignal(parent, COMSIG_MOVABLE_CROSSED, .proc/play_squeak_crossed)
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/datum/component/squeak/proc/play_squeak_crossed(datum/source, atom/movable/AM)
Here, when the object, a component in this case, is created, it registers for the signal. It is now "listening" for that signal and any time that signal is sent the component will know about it. Any arguments given in that signal get passed along to the listener. This then calls the proc specified when registering for the signal. You can make any proc get called this way, check out callbacks to see how that works.
Where did that datum/source come from? Signals will in addition to their normal arguments pass the originator of the signal as the first argument every time. This is useful when you have something listening for the same signal on multiple other objects.
You now have a working component receiving a signal from the object it's applied to, but what's a component?
Sealing away the bad code with components
Components are the original reason signals were added. Signals may have moved on to bigger things but components are still a very powerful tool for having complex functionality that is easy to maintain. Components are only in charge of themselves, they have, in general, simple responses to simple events. They don't care what else their owner is doing or how it's doing it. If the squeak component receives a signal saying that someone has walked on it's owner then by god it's going to play a sound.
As previously mentioned the primary way components interact with the world is through signals. There are a couple other ways though that I'll go over fast.
The component has a reference to the owner of that component. This is most commonly used to get some state information like the location of the owner to know where to play a sound etc.
The other way you can interact with components is through the GetComponent proc. This proc is plain and simple a crutch, what it does is allow you to get a given type of component that's been applied to an object. This method of interacting with a component hurts the entire usefulness of them. If you have a component that depends on external code to do functionality, you're moving back once more to spaghetti code. You cant know if you see all the possible paths logic can take just by looking at the component.
This bears repetition: The GetComponent proc is a crutch and hurts your component. Avoid it if at all possible.
Take a look at the following code. It is a component which poorly implements a way to modify the color of a bullet
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color = newColor
var/datum/component/color/comp = GetComponent(/datum/component/color)
color += comp.newColor
Note the component isn't actually doing anything. It is not compartmentalizing anything. We're just using a component to hold a value for the sake of saying we're using a component.
There are many ways to do this properly, all of them involve signals:
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if(SEND_SIGNAL(src, COMSIG_BULLET_SETCOLOR, newColor) & COMPONENT_CANCEL_SETCOLOR)
color = newColor
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RegisterSignal(parent, COMSIG_BULLET_SETCOLOR, .proc/set_color_react)
/datum/component/color/proc/set_color_react(type/path/bullet/source, newColor)
source.color = newColor + red // It's pseudocode, go away
return COMPONENT_CANCEL_SETCOLOR
First off we've removed the GetComponent, no longer is this object depending on that component existing. Everything in the bullet is generic and the component handles exceptional cases. Further, now that the functionality is isolated it would be very easy to instead change this to be able to modify color on any atom in the game, just move where the signal is and make sure it gets called and obeyed properly. There is a problem here with doing that, everything that overrides the proc will need to make sure as well that it has been canceled. A second solution to this problem makes it possible to fix that:
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SEND_SIGNAL(src, COMSIG_BULLET_SETCOLOR, args)
color = newColor
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RegisterSignal(parent, COMSIG_BULLET_SETCOLOR, .proc/set_color_react)
/datum/component/color/proc/set_color_react(type/path/bullet/source, list/arguments)
arguments[2] += red // It's pseudocode, go away
You're probably wondering how this works; unless you're more experienced with byond and/or programming in general this is magic. Lists are passed as references, meaning if we modify it in one place, anywhere else that has that same list will also be modified. args is a special list in byond that is all the arguments of a proc, if we pass that list into a component, it is able to then modify that list which modifies the args of the proc that called it and all potential children of that proc. This is incredibly powerful. However you pay for it with a small loss in readability. Whether the situation calls for it is up to your discretion.
Keep the code for a particular feature as isolated in their respective components and you'll end up with a more maintainable, more extendable, and more bug resistant system. The costs in performance are minimal for all this and in many cases cheaper on the cpu. Memory wise there are potentially issues in extreme examples but there are plans in the works to make that less so.
Optimizing with elements
(Elements are a new feature available as of July 8th 2019)
The short of it is elements are lightweight components. Only one instance per type of element exists and that single instance attaches itself to every object that makes use of that element. This is to allow for compartmentalizing behavior that isn't particularly viable in components due to memory constraints or for shared global state behavior.
TL;DR Components good. Signals good. Old code bad.


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Learn to get up when you fall.. Strive.. You were born to achieve great heights!
Though resposible, does this advertisement do justice to the product it endorses?
Though responsible, is this advertisement effective enough?
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Obituary for Thomas Kinney
Thomas Howard Kinney, 89, of La Crosse, died Thursday, October 17, 2011, at Whispering Oaks Nursing Home in Peshtigo, Wis.
Tom was born on April 16, 1922, to Howard and Minnie (Christopherson) Kinney and he lived in the La Crosse area for many years. He started out on the family farm on Kinney Coulee Road, which was named for his great-grandfather, an early settler in the area. Tom attended Logan High School in La Crosse and was involved in sports such as speed skating, track, and baseball. He served in the United States Coast Guard from 1942 until 1943. Tom went to MacPhail School of Music in Minneapolis, Minn., where he met his future wife, Doris, who preceded him in death in l963. When they returned to the La Crosse area, Tom started a piano tuning business, working for himself and at different times at Leithold Music, which felt like home to him. He tuned and rebuilt pianos for many of the people of La Crosse and vicinity. Tom was exceptionally talented musically, teaching himself to play the guitar to the point where he would play in clubs around Milwaukee. He also played the piano and full size string bass. Tom and his wife played together for years, traveling the state. He was a very independent and unique individual. Tom cared little for possessions and wanted his life to be as simple as possible. He loved going to Arizona, where he once lived, and always wore his cowboy hat and belt buckle which became the symbols of his independence and freedom. Tom also loved his family and will be greatly missed by all of them.
Survivors include his two daughters, Denise (Michael) Wiziarde and Janine Kinney; six grandchildren, Greg Wiedmeyer, Nicholas (Rizza) Kinney, Jacob Czapowski, Leslie (Nicholas) Hasby, Kristin Wiedmeyer, and Katie Czapowski; and two great-grandchildren, Keira Lanting and Myah Hasby.
In addition to his wife, Tom was preceded in death by his parents and an infant daughter.
A private family burial was held in Hamilton Cemetery, West Salem, on November 1, 2011. Jandt-Fredrickson Funeral Homes and Crematory, (Woodruff Chapel), La Crosse, assisted the family with arrangements. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to the Alzheimer's Association. Online condolences may be sent at www.jandtfredrickson.com.


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T-shirts have been an integral part of men's clothing for the past 5 decades. This is because of the cool comfort factors and relaxed feel; they have emerged as a fashion style statement for every man out there, despite their age, and financial status.
T-shirts form a necessary part of men's collection among both the white collar workers and blue collar executives. T-shirts are easily available in all fashion stores and even in online stores at different price ranges.
Therefore you can choose any design, color, style, and material according to your requirements.
In earlier times, T-shirts were worn as a garment under the shirts.
But their comfort part was soon taken to the forefront and became a super hit, especially among the men and young teenagers. Off-white look sophisticated and are mostly preferred by both young teenagers and senior men.
Men's fashion market has a huge variety of printed t-shirts. These t-shirts are either printed with great quotes or posters of stars and leaders.
Striped t-shirts are also popular among people and a large number of fashion stores have come up with striped Tees. Off-white ss 16 t-shirt would also be a great addition to your wardrobe.
Despite this, these days you can find colorful T-shirts with artistic floral designs. These T-shirts are available in different colors and sizes as well.
The fashion brands have come up with t-shirts both in a slim fit and in larger sizes to cater to a great extent of shoppers. Read this guide to buy t-shirts online.
The best thing about T-shirts is that they can go well with almost anything and are perfect for every occasion.
Just match up your T-shirt with the shorts when you are on a holiday or camping with your friends. It also looks perfect with jeans and can be worn even when you are on your most awaited date.


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Over the years koi keepers had to adopt very ingenious ways to treat sick fish, mostly because there are very few Veterinarians that specialises in fish. Who can blame the Veterinarians? In today's modern setup, very few will make house-calls and very few koi owners will put the fish on a leash and walk to the Vet! No the easiest way is to try and figure it out yourself, or phone around to ask friends. A very few lucky koi keepers will phone the correct friend.
A quick rundown of the various ways to administer drugs to koi are mentioned, just to get to the procedure of 'Tubing". This technique may assist koi keepers where other techniques fail.
Baths and dips
This brings me to the crux of the matter of attempting to fight parasites and bacterial infection with various techniques. First there is the process of treating a pond against both these pathogens. It evolved through a few brave people who experimented with dipping fish in stronger solutions to help cure the fish. In most cases the pathogens on the cuticle were destroyed or the fish severely stressed, but the problems with internal parasites and systemic bacterial infections remained unsolved.
Medicated Food
The next step is to turn to medicated food. In my view it is one of the least reliable techniques. A simple bit of research will highlight the fact that almost all antibiotics have a limited shelf life. When you actually start to dig a little bit deeper you will realise that the actual effectiveness of antibiotics once injected, may vary from a few minutes to a few days. That is the reason why some antibiotics must be injected intravenous. Now most home made antibiotics are mixed with either hot water/propolis/honey/olive oil and pellets are either soaked in or covered with it. Some koi keepers even go the extra stumble to dry it in the oven or in the sun. This process alone will severely reduce the effectiveness of antibiotics and make the dosage very difficult to determine accurately. Paste food is also a favourite way to feed antibiotics. After the preparation, it is either kept in the refrigerator or thrown in the pond where some of the remaining stuff will leach into the pond water and create further future problems. The healthy koi will consume most of the "prepared" food while the sick fish will get a few scraps. The above explain the reasons why mixed results are obtained with this technique. Even when using medicated food to combat internal parasites, most of the above will apply.
Another technique to get medication into the intestines is the practice to inject the required dosage of medication into a favourite koi snack and feed it to the koi. A favourite though expensive way is prawns. If the correct dosage can be injected and the fish is willing or able to eat the correct amount immediately, it is a better technique than mixing the medication with koi pellets. It is also a requirement that the fish are alone or the competition should be limited.
Injecting koi with antibiotics is the most accurate and reliable of administering this type of medication. It is relatively simple to measure or weigh a fish, determine the correct dosage and administer the amount. The medication is delivered directly into the blood, body cavity or muscle. The only real negative impact on the environment will be an under dosage or if the contraction of the muscles forces the medication out of the fish. However injecting koi requires some skill and the responsibility remains that of the owner to ensure that it is done properly and correctly.
One of the few down sides is that when the fish struggles, the sharp bevel of the needle may cause internal damage, especially when attempting an IP injection. Some koi keepers also find it difficult to physically push a needle into their pets.
Tubing as it is mostly called is a widely used technique to feed animals. The technique is especially prevalent in ensuring the survival of very young birds and mammals abandoned by parents. My first introduction to tubing was many years ago when we had to raise a whole litter of puppies that were born prematurely and for various reasons the mother did not produce milk.
Tubing, when used to administer oral medication to koi, is a crude adaptation of the Dobbhoff technique utilized in humans. For instance when a patient is unable to meet his nutritional needs by normal ingestion of food, a feeding tube can be placed, allowing nutrition to be delivered directly to the stomach or intestines. A feeding tube can be temporary or permanent, depending on the needs of the patient.
This adapted technique is utilised by koi keepers in a slightly different way. Firstly it is utilised for "force feeding" anorexic fish to deliver the correct amount or food directly to the intestines of the fish. Tubing is mostly used in cases where a diseased or stressed fish is slowly wasting away mainly because it doesn't want to eat. In such cases it is essential to start the digestive track up again in order to save the fish. In cases where a fish is starved for whatever reason, it is a different story altogether because the fish will stay hungry and are willing to eat when food are offered. The only similarity is that the feeding regime when resumed, should start slow and it should be frequently repeated.
The use of this "tubing" technique is utilised most frequently in treating diseased fish to ensure the uptake of nutrients, or the uptake of nutrients and the delivery of a measured amount of medication directly into the gut. This medication can actually be delivered to the gut to combat internal parasites or bacterial infections.
The advantage of tubing is the fact that various oral medication can be administered although not necessary simultaneously. Koi rarely regurgitate after the procedure so there is no danger of an ineffective dosage or medication that is released into the pond water. The medication can be prepared and immediately administered while fresh and potent. To do tubing with a koi, you will need a syringe capable of holding the required oral medication plus the volume of the tube that are going to be used. A two to six mm tube will suffice, but a rule of thumb is that the calibre of the tube should be the same diameter as the pupil of the fish. This rule caters for the different sizes of fish. The tube can actually be a catheter tube because it is rounded and smooth at the tip. Alternatively a length of silicone airline tube can be used because it is soft and will not damage the fish.
Enough gruel should be mixed to make provision for the tube to be filled as well as the syringe. The calculation should keep in mind that if one ml oral medication is needed, that the dosage of the gruel will contain one ml.
Draw more gruel/slurry into the syringe than needed and connect the tube to the syringe.
Depress plunger until the tube is filled and the correct dosage remain in the syringe. Place the fish into a bowl and sedate it. When the fish do not respond to touch, measure the distance between the mouth and a position just behind the pectoral fins and mark the length along the tube with a permanent marker.
This mark will ensure that you do not push the tube too deep into the fish and cause damage. Place the tube into the mouth and push the tube through the entry way, a muscular valve at the back of the throat until the marker reaches the lips. You will be surprised at how easy the tube slides down the throat. Fish do not react the same way as mammals, so rest assured, they will not gag!
Please make sure that the tube do not damage the gill filament or emerge from under the gill cover. At this stage you can depress the plunger gently until the correct amount of the mixture is applied.
You can now remove the tube and place the fish in the recovery bowl. At this stage it is important to ensure the recovery of the fish from the anaesthetic and to watch for regurgitation. Regurgitation is unlikely but can happen.
Koi do not have a stomach as such and large volumes of gruel/slurry should be avoided. Small volumes are used depending on the size of the fish. As a general rule, 1cc per 15 cm can be used.
Please remember that the medication should be oral medication because it was developed to ensure good gut absorption.
In the case of antibiotics, remember that it kills bacteria indiscriminately and may have a negative impact on beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract.
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Video Update
A number of you commented that the link to the video from this morning's post was not working. It seems we were struck with a little bit of a technical snafu sprinkled with a healthy dose of editorial error. The video is an interview we conducted with one of the head wine makers immediately following our sort of the Doctor's Vineyard pinot grapes. It is well worth watching.
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Can the working alliance between coaches and athletes explain athlete burnout among junior athletes?
Authors: Frode Moen(1) and Kenneth Myhre(2).
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Centre for Elite Sports Research, Department of Education and Lifelong Learning, Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.
2. Centre for Elite Sports Research, Department of Neuromedicine and Movement Science, Faculty of Medicine and Health Science, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.
Research suggests that the numbers of athletes who are suffering from burnout symptoms are considerably. In this study, the authors explore associations of working alliance between coaches and athletes on positive- and negative affect, worry and athlete burnout in a group of Norwegian junior elite athletes. An online survey, consisting of the Working Alliance Inventory, the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule, the Worry Questionnaire and the Athlete Burnout Questionnaire was completed by a sample of 358 junior elite athletes. Data analysis was conducted using structural equation modelling. The theoretical model in this study explained 66 % of the variance athlete burnout. These effects mainly derived from positive affect, negative affect, worry and the working alliance directly. However, working alliance also showed a significant indirect effect through the mediating variables positive affect, negative affect and worry. These results are discussed in a cognitive and affective activation-perspective.


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Superstar Aamir Khan said he is all game to reprise his iconic role, ACP Ajay Singh Rathod from 'Sarfarosh' in the film's sequel. The 1999 movie, directed by John Matthew Matthan, dealt with a police officer's quest to rein in cross-border terrorism and received critical acclaim.
There were reports that Matthan is set to begin work on the sequel. When asked about it, Aamir told reporters, "Oh, it's getting made? I didn't know. How wonderful, that's great. I would love to play ACP Rathod". Along with Aamir Khan, 'Sarfarsoh' also starred Naseeruddin Shah, Sonali Bendre and Mukesh Rishi.
He was speaking on the sidelines of the opening ceremony of Jio MAMI 19th Mumbai Film Festival here last night. The 52-year-old star said because of his busy schedule, he would not be able to watch any film at the festival. He was accompanied his 'Secret Superstar' co-actor Zaira Wasim. Aamir said he is currently tied-up with his upcoming production and is "very nervous" for its release scheduled on October 19. Zaira Wasim was seen with Aamir Khan in last year's 'Dangal'. Zaira played the role of Geeta Phogat in the film.
Recently, Rajkumar Hirani also hinted at the sequel of '3 Idiots' and said that though the idea is by far only sketchy, Aamir Khan is very keen about working on it. After 'Secret Superstar', Aamir Khan will be seen in Aditya Chopra's period action-adventure drama, 'Thugs Of Hindostan'.
The film also stars megastar Amitabh Bachchan, Katrina Kaif and Fatima Sana Shaikh in the lead roles.


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slight setback in the healing process and the 2011 christmas experience.
why aren't there more popular thanksgiving songs?
thanksgiving. all day. not errday. pretty sure if that were to happen people would die.
it's basically already the most wonderful time of the year
san antonio recap. wish list making. nutcracker market recap. bad girls club? yep.
i ripped the metaphorical band-aid off and it hurt
it's been a little crazy in the palomo household. it can only get better, right? i like your optimism.
why is my finger sweating?
christmas is SOOO clooooose! here's a tale of the week leading up to it. it gets intense. no joke.
it's mildly inappropriate to belt rap songs while in the car with your parents
wrapping, rapping, tamale making. sometimes i don't understand my life either.
what do you use to fix a jack-o-lantern?
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Had the pleasure of working with a Eddie and Lilly for their beach wedding at this elegant and private hotel. Solé on the Ocean's staff had great customer service. From the moment we got there at 11am everything went very smooth. Check out the highlights below to get an idea of the place. Congrats to the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Cohen.
- Venue: Solé on the Ocean Sunny Isles
- Event Decor: Power Parties
- Videographer: iVideo Creations
- Band and DJ: Power Parties
- Photography: Miguel Ocque
- Second Shooter: Nathan Hamler
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I should note, that following the January meeting, there were some concerns and complaints raised that the Review at some times became overly critical. While I was not at the meeting, I am sorry to hear this. We have seen a substantial growth in membership, and it appears that some new folks did not understand that our review is not a critique such as that offered by other clubs. When the club was founded, Bryan and I agreed that the challenge review would not be a critique session and we've tried hard (and been mostly successful) in conveying this to members.
Critiques can be a powerful tool for photographers. However, we stated outright that critiques are not part of the challenge review. I would ask all members to understand and accept this. If you are looking for a place where you can critique another's work, this is not the place for you. Our members have a reasonable expectation of respectful discourse and those who choose to be overly critical will be asked to be silent or to leave the meeting at their choice. This topic is not open for discussion.


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A board colleague of mine recently commented that 'Leadership roles are so much harder these days' to general agreement around the table. Its one of those things that everyone knows isn't it. Afterwards I found myself querying the view and asking why she thought that was the case. Everything she listed was in existence when… Read more
People who are strongly guided by their desire to keep moving forward can have very strong expectations of themselves. Again, a leader that has no expectations of themselves? Someone who doesn't hold themselves accountable or responsible? Yup, that's not a leader. But people with 'very strong' expectations of themselves can only notice what they didn't achieve, and are overly hard on themselves when they don't meet those 'high bar' expectations. There is little long term motivation from only seeing your failures.
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White: Just like Ike, Houston will come together and rebuild following Harvey
Hurricane Harvey, like all natural disasters, has given rise to both public experiences and ones that are more personal and solitary. When Hurricane Ike hit in 2008, I was mayor and was deeply involved in our community's efforts to get through it. I bedded down among emergency responders, rather than at home, as they worked shifts to rescue fellow citizens throughout a long night of 90-mph winds. When the worst had passed, I took to the skies in a helicopter to survey the damage and help organize and prioritize relief operations.
My view of Harvey was closer to the ground and much more solitary. I stayed in my home to move belongings upstairs after my wife, Andrea, left for higher ground. As the rain intensified, I watched the waters of Buffalo Bayou slowly rise along the piers on which the house was built - built to withstand once in a lifetime floods, built much higher than the waters rose during Tropical Storm Allison. Late Sunday morning, the fast-moving water rumbled against the floorboards. Then it began oozing through dozens of small cracks in the floor and rose quickly above my ankles.
Tens of thousands of residents in our region know how that feels … how it feels to watch a home in which they raised children be slowly inundated, to wonder when rising waters will stop and, reluctantly, to decide when it is time to leave. I left my home in knee-deep water with thoughts deeply personal. That changed when I took heart from the group of neighbors who had gathered a hundred feet away, wanting to help. At that moment, the solitary and community experiences became one.
As we have grown to expect, professional and volunteer emergency responders worked heroic, long hours to rescue stranded residents from rooftops, cars, streets. Operators at 911 and 311 fielded thousands of calls for help. Doctors and nurses slept at hospitals to be available for patients. Public officials put politics aside and closed ranks. Shelters sprang up to provide temporary refuge for tens of thousands.
We understand that those efforts were only the beginning. Last week, we focused on getting people into emergency shelters; now our job is moving them into temporary housing so that they can get on with their lives with dignity. Some of us have resources that will make the transition relatively less disruptive, even though we will wait for insurance adjusters and contractors. Tens of thousands will rely on assistance from family, employers, churches and friends to provide housing that will allow them to return to work and get their kids back in school.
But many who have lost their homes are the most vulnerable among us - elderly seniors living on Social Security, hard-working folks earning low wages and with no savings, owners of modest homes with the mortgage paid up and without insurance. For some, it will cost more to rebuild than their houses are worth. They and others will need assistance in locating and paying for a modest but livable new home.
We know how to do this. Within a few months after Katrina hit in 2005, we relocated 35,000 households from New Orleans into apartments. As we learned then, organizing housing for so many people will require public and private sector coordination, including the vast organizational capacity of our major employers and non-profits, including faith-based institutions. Through the innovative programs we designed in Houston after Katrina, we were able to house more people than FEMA put into trailer cities, at a small fraction of the cost that FEMA spent on prefabricated housing. We were so successful, in fact, that FEMA laws and regulations were modified to support efforts similar to Houston's innovative, post-Katrina housing program for future disasters in which tens of thousands were left homeless.
Houston was built on the promise of economic opportunity and has been a magnet for people with a strong work ethic who have moved here from all states and nations. Now we simply have another form of work cut out for us. The national media attention that fell on our city at the height of Harvey's rampage will recede along with the flood waters as the high drama grinds into the long slog of recovery. The more enduring story line of this storm will be shaped by what we do over the next year.
So when the world turns its gaze back on Houston to assess the aftermath of one of the nation's worst natural disasters, let them say: Houstonians took care of each other and rebuilt. A greater sense of community emerged in the nation's fourth- largest, fastest-growing, and most diverse urban area. Public officials put politics and ideology aside and undertook a serious, pragmatic review of how to prevent future catastrophes. They strengthened regulations governing development in the floodways adjacent to the floodplain and added funding for more reservoirs to hold back floodwaters.
I looked down with sadness as water began filling the home in which we raised our children and shared so many memorable events with friends, family and colleagues. I also looked up and remembered that none of us is "in control." In my faith, we are taught that from adversity comes perseverance; from perseverance comes character; and from character comes hope and the capacity to love. So it is with communities.
White served as Houston's mayor, 2004-2009, and is current chairman of Lazard Houston.


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WELCH — A layup by Braxton Turner at the buzzer gave Welch a 48-46 overtime victory over Commerce here Monday, Feb. 5.
The Wildcats held a 10-8 edge in overtime to pull out the win.
Welch (7-14) had forced the game into overtime with a 9-8 edge in the fourth quarter.
Commerce (11-7) grabbed a 6-2 lead in the opening frame then the Wildcats cut into the deficit with a 10-8 edge in the second.
The Tigers held a one-point lead (30-29) heading into the fourth.
The game was the second in the last three games for CHS, which beat Foyil in overtime on Jan. 30.
Turner finished with a game-high 17 points for the Cats. Trenton Seigel joined him in double figures with 11.
Colton Armstrong and Gunner Johnson tallied seven each while Nate Beaty and Daniel Windle contributed three each.
Hunter Burkybile and Danny Salinas had 13 and 12, respectively, for Commerce.
Ryan Dunbar netted six, followed by Ty Jauert with four, Oscar Gutierrez with three and Lupe Prado, Bryar Chandler, Hayden Moss and Chris Ibarra with two each.
Girls: Welch 60, Commerce 22
The Class A No. 17 Lady Wildcats wrapped up their regular season with a 19-2 record.
They won 18 games a year ago and 20 in 2015-16 and 2014-15
Welch stretched a 17-6 first-quarter lead into a 34-7 advantage at the half.
The Lady Wildcats held a 12-10 and 14-5 over the final two quarters.
Olivia Chenoweth headed up a balanced Welch scoring attack with 24 points.
Hailey Haskell finished with 10 followed by Aspen Wood, six; Jayci Atwood and Maddie Schaper, five each; Olivia Pitcher, four, and Jaeli Jorgenson, Halle Rupert and Sayler Hayward, two each.
Morgan Connell paced the Commerce scoring with eight points.
The Lady Tigers (3-15) also got five from River Friel, three each from Ashley Myers and Dawn Convirs and one from Jaycie Rhinehart.
Welch travels to Okay for its Class A Area II District 7 tournament. The WHS boys play Cave Springs at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 9, while the Lady Cats face either Okay or Cave Springs at 6:30 pm. on Saturday, Feb. 10 in the girls' final.
Weather permitting, Commerce hosted Wyandotte, Tuesday Feb. 6 and travels to Quapaw on Friday, Feb. 9 before closing out the regular season at Afton on Tuesday, Feb. 13.


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and it's loaded! So I searched on Epicurious.com and found over 800 recipes that contained plums of different varieties. Most of the recipes called for black or red plums, on the firm side. Our tree has what we believe to be greengage plums. They are soft and super, drippy sweet on the inside encased in a pleasantly tart skin. I've attempted to make a rustic tart with these plums and they get pretty soupy. But the flavour is heavenly.
Yesterday I washed and cut up about 5 pounds of this lovely fruit and put it in a large pot. I didn't bother to peel the plums as the skins pretty much just slides off while you're working with them. To the pot I added:
1 1/2 cups sugar
1/4 cup honey with ginger (it's a jar we received as part of a wedding present)
1 1/2 tsp cardamom
1 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1 tsp. vanilla
You can add more or less of the spices or add whatever spice you prefer
Bring the contents of the pot to a boil and then simmer (lowest heat setting) for a couple of hours. Cook until reduced by half. Remove any skins that float up top or keep them in there if you want a more tart syrup. Once the syrup is the desired consistency, I like to puree it with a stick blender, but a regular blender or food processor will work just as well. You can store this syrup/sauce in the refrigerator or if you are into canning and jarring, go for it.
I had some day old baguette slices so I beat an egg, a bit of soy milk, a tsp of sugar and a dash of vanilla together, dipped the slices and made French toast. The contrast of the sweet tart syrip over the sweet battered bread was just the perfect mid afternoon treat.
I'm going to make frozen yogurt in my ice cream maker today. I'll be using some of this plum syrup/sauce in that. I'll let you all know how that turns out and I have high hopes. Enjoy your day!


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