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Modern Contemporary What Color Is Chambray
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Puce is a dark red or purple brown color, a brownish purple or a "dark reddish brown." May 25, 2012 – puce: A dark purple brown or brownish purple colour. show me the color puce green – Google…Read More »
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Oct 31, 2017 – There was once a color so beautiful that only royalty were allowed to see it. The common folk didn't know it, but this green was (rather fittingly) . Beautiful soothing color! According to Baan Celadon…Read More »
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She doesn't have a car and she lives out in the suburbs
I'm sure by now she's realized that her lot in life's absurd.
He drives their only car, a Grand Am GT,
Back and forth to work each day, to and from the city.
He drives it really fast, he puts it through its paces,
He keeps it nice and clean for display in parking spaces.
He ferries her to work, he ferries her to school
She wonders if the car in this is the only tool.
The car's home's a garage that faces on the street
Their home's in the back where things are more discreet
And their view of the mountains at which he likes to stare
Will be there forever, at least from the upstairs.
On clear days he sees them, majestically they rise
Above the foreground's cacophony of asphalt roof lines.
And they've got a little lawn, at least enough to mow,
So they bought a lawn mower because that's the way things go.
But the mower is a piece that's hard to push up hill
And the concrete retaining wall makes things harder still
And the GT's not a Beamer and spends time in the shop
When the limits that he takes it to makes things inside go pop.
And the landscape of their life has become a shrinking view
Like the cul-de-sac off the collector road with the pink stucco mews
And he tells himself he's fine but the unease will not stop
Because the limits that he's pushed it to made things inside go pop.
She doesn't have a car and she lives out in the suburbs

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New partners add security, crowd-sensing and consulting to the DataBroker DAO Alliance
As we are gradually onboarding existing alliance members, preparing for our sensor data marketplace to go live later this Summer, the DataBroker DAO Alliance is constantly being expanded with new members. We are delighted to welcome three more.
Rivetz is an industry leader in embedded, blockchain-based mobile security solutions. Their blockchain technology and their access to the existing hardware security capabilities built into millions of devices ensure the safety of digital assets and transactions. With Authenticator they provide intuitive authentication in the trusted environment of a simple app, protecting users against phishing attacks, fraud, and identity theft. Whereas their Developer Toolkit will deliver your service in a simple way, securing your users' experience without the need for passwords, pin numbers, and 64-character private keys.
"We are happy to know they are on DataBroker DAO, and that they will be part of the synergy within our Alliance members by adding trust within the marketplace", says Matthew Van Niekerk, co-founder and CEO of DataBroker DAO. "Rivetz provides the cybersecurity for the users and devices of the IoT ecosystem."
SenLab, based in Ljubljana, Slovenia, is focused on delivering cutting-edge mobile enterprise solutions (for eHealth, AAl, sports, safety, Industry 4.0, education, research, …) which present a compelling mobile alternative to bulky and expensive monitoring and sensor solutions.
Their multiple award-winning IoTool is an always-available smartphone IoT dashboard, gateway, cloud, and API for prototyping, testing, and piloting. And they are very active in the field of crowd-sensing, involving a large, spread out group of participants who use mobile devices with the aim of receiving reliable data from the field. An approach that has already proven very successful in traffic and road monitoring, urban mobility, smart cities, social networking, healthcare, safety, and environmental monitoring.
And finally, Eurocon is a privately held company located in Ljubljana, Slovenia as well. It's a project management and consulting businessspecialized in managing technology and business clusters, innovation centers, international pilot projects in emerging markets and advanced digital programs.
It has been running an IoT community and related 'Living bits and things' annual event since 2011, serving as a networking platform for digital technologies and as a connector for multiple industries, like smart cities, Industry 4.0, logistics and supply chain, healthcare, and well-being.
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First Ensto electric vehicle charging station was opened in New Delhi, India in October 2017. The station has Ensto Pro EV charging unit and it is connected to Finnish clean-energy company Fortum's Charge & Drive platform. The station was inaugurated by Finland's Minister for Housing, Energy and Environment Kimmo Tiilikainen, Finnish ambassador in India Nina Vaskunlahti, Fortum SVP Corporate Affairs and Communications Arto Räty and Ensto CEO Ari Virtanen.
India is the world's 5th largest automobile market and it is preparing for a huge transportation transformation by 2030. India's aim is that by 2030, not a single new petrol or diesel car should be sold in the country in order to reduce emissions and dependency on petroleum imports. Recently India's government has invited bid for purchase of 10,000 electric vehicles. Ensto wants help and guide the nation in its efforts to build a proper EV charging infrastructure.


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Vines at Chateau Musar are managed with minimal human interference and the estate was the first in Lebanon to achieve organic certification. Most vines are located in the Bekaa Valley, cradled between two mountain ranges running along the Lebanon's Mediterranean coastline where vines have been cultivated here for more than 6,000 years.
"…Very fruity, sweet and velvety on opening, it seemed to be a relatively soft wine with modest concentration and a fleshy and forward feel, something that will appeal easily to modern drinkers with little resistance. This seemed mostly about the sexy fruit on opening. Early on, it finished not only sweet, but even with a little candy. It needed a couple of hours of aeration to show a bit more stuffing, pulling in some of the sweet fruit while displaying a bit of complexity and a bit of steel underneath. At that point, it was far more interesting and impressive. Overall, this still is ultimately a rather sexy beast, even if it manages to maintain a suave and elegant mid-palate. Don't be fooled, by the way: with air, more tannic pop arrives. Drink now-2020." – 88pts Mark Squires, Wine Advocate, June 2014
Lebanese still red wine from Bekaa Valley Lebanon, made with Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignan and Cinsault.


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ASH, Kristine 1968-2012
Posted By: Tammy (email)
Date: 7/3/2012 at 18:57:36
Kristine D. Ash, 44, of Grundy Center, Iowa, died unexpectedly on Sunday, June 24, 2012, at the Grundy County Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, June 29, 2012 at First Baptist Church in Grundy Center, IA. Burial will follow immediately after the funeral service at Rose Hill Cemetery Visitation will be held from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 28, 2012, the Engelkes-Abels Funeral Home in Grundy Center. In lieu of flowers memorials may be directed to the First Baptist Church Grundy Center for Kristine's children.
Kristine Danielle Ash was born February 12, 1968 in Hampton, Iowa, the daughter of Everett and Fran (Mowery) Thompson. She was raised by Fran and John Ash. Kristine grew up in the Grundy Center area. She received her education in Grundy Center and graduated from Grundy Center High School in 1986. Kristine continued her education at Hamilton Business College.
Kristine worked many jobs in the retail business before her health forced her to stop working.
Kristine loved to spend time with her family and friends.
Kristine is survived by her children, Johna, Lawson and Kantin Ash; her mother, Fran Ash of Grundy Center; Sibling, Randy(Karen) Thompson, Dotti Thompson both of Grundy Center, Brenda Baker of Iowa Falls, Lance Thompson of Storm Lake, and Rhonda Brand of Bloomingdale, NJ.; fiancée, Jerry Thacker of Grundy Center and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her father, Everett Thompson, step-father, John Ash and her grandparents.
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United Kingdom, London – 04-11-2019 (PRDistribution.com) — From Coffin Ships To Crowdfunding – Ending The Great Hunger Taboo The Great Hunger Movie – Famine in Times of Plenty [London, April 11th 2019] A crowdfunding project is launched today to fund the first feature length movie to tell the whole story of the Irish Famine, including the role of the English Prime Minister, Lord John Russell and his infamous henchman Trevelyan. "It is a grave injustice that no feature film has ever told the whole story of the greatest humanitarian tragedy of 19th century Europe. With the help of the worldwide Irish diaspora, we are going to use crowdfunding to break this taboo. We are going to break through the censorship and make the movie the establishment doesn't want made" says Tim Pat Coogan, associate producer for the movie and Ireland's most famous historian. The Great Hunger Movie is an action drama set in Ireland in the 1840's. Powerful, controversial and extremely moving – The Great Hunger is an epic story of famine, love and revolution that will for the first time break through the censorship to tell the full story of the famine and remember the lost generations of Irish. With a goal of crowdfunding $2m the team behind the project, including renowned Hollywood script consultant Dr. Linda Seger, writer/producer T.K Hayes and associate producer Kathleen Hayes, are confident that the Irish at home, and the global Irish diaspora, will support the movie. Dr. Linda Seger describes the movie as "A really big movie" and "A very rich and dimensional story". Crowdfunding begins today and supporters can make a donation on Indiegogo (https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-great-hunger-movie/ ).
The crowdfunding campaign will run for 60 days with a range of perks and benefits available to backers of the project. Due to the persisting censorship on the topic of the Irish Famine, the team decided to use this innovative approach to finance the movie. "We believe censorship is the reason why no feature length movie has ever told the full story of the famine and with The Great Hunger Movie we are going to make the movie the establishment doesn't want made" says writer/producer T.K. Hayes. Supporters can find out more about the project by visiting the Indiegogo campaign page at (https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-great-hunger-movie/) or following the project on social media or on https://TheGreatHungerMovie.com
Further information and image content is available on our Facebook page or can be downloaded from: https://TheGreatHungerMovie.com/Press-Pack-Graphics.zip and additional high res images can be provided upon request by emailing [email protected]. Interviews and Q&A can be arranged with the writer/producer by contacting us at [email protected]
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First Friday Gallery Hop is coming up….Gallery Hop is a monthly event organized by the Downtown Art District Association (DADA). The November Hop often promises wonderful shows and exhibitions, not to mention a vast array of very giftable art and craft in the various shops and galleries all around the Art District. This month's edition will no doubt live up to the hype. November Gallery Hop E-Newsletter
Unleashed Art Center is an AFAS group event, teaching and exhibition space. AFAS also has a beautiful gallery at 606 N. Trade Street, the Red Dog Gallery. Plus, AFAS is the driving force behind the Arts on Sunday Festivals, which just completed another successful series. AFAS = Art For Art's Sake. They have a newly redesigned website that you may want to check out for more information about the organization and its other programs. www.theafasgroup.com.
The Delurk Gallery will have an opening November 2 from 7pm-10pm. Our Featured Artist this month will be our own Clark Whittington celebrating fifteen years of his famed international art project Art-o-mat. The Art-o-mat project, based here in Winston Salem, NC, has reclaimed the old cigarette vending machines of yore and repurposed them to bring international art and artists to people all over the world. The Art-o-mat project brings together Whittington's brilliant creative design, inspired artwork and love of both the arts and artists to a perfect union. This is a celebration of both him and his glorious project. The show will include machines, memorabilia and artwork from artists who have contributed to the project over the last 15 years. The show runs through December 4th. www.delurkgallery.com
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Former CEO Riccardo Delleani is back at Sparkle as Alessandro Talotta departs
05 April 2018 | Alan Burkitt-Gray
Alessandro Talotta has left Sparkle, where he had been chairman and CEO for more than three years, following his nomination as a director of rival Italian carrier Retelit.
The new CEO, appointed by the board of Sparkle, is Riccardo Delleani, currently CEO of Olivetti but a former CEO of Sparkle, Telecom Italia's international wholesale division. Olivetti, once a typewriter and office equipment company, is now IT services division of Telecom Italia, which now trades as TIM.
Sources at Sparkle refused to comment on or off the record when contacted by Capacity. Talotta has not replied to our questions about his departure.
Meanwhile the news agency Reuters is reporting this morning that the Italian state investment unit Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) is set to buy a 5% stake in TIM, worth around €575 million, in order to gain influence on TIM's future. The Italian Treasury will take a decision on share purchase by CDP later today, said the agency.
Talotta has been nominated as a director of Retelit by Fiber 4.0, a newly set up company that in March took an 8.97% stake in Retelit. Fiber 4.0 is backed by banker Raffaele Mincione, who is also being nominated as president of the board of Retelit.
Two rival shareholders in Retelit, Shareholder Value Management and Axxion, want to keep the existing CEO, Federico Protto, and the existing president, Dario Pardi.
Retelit's shareholders will meet on 27 April to vote on the board – a week before TIM shareholders will themselves gather to vote on a board. TIM's biggest shareholder is French media company Vivendi, but a US-based activist investor, Elliott Management, is seeking to bring in a new board of directors at a shareholders' meeting on 4 May. If the Italian government takes a stake of 5% or more it will have a powerful influence on the meeting.
Delleani was one of five directors appointed to Sparkle's board at what the company called a [plural] "shareholders' meeting" of Sparkle – though TIM is the only shareholder in Sparkle.
At the end of the meeting, the board appointed Stefano Siragusa as chairman and Delleani as CEO. Siragusa became chief infrastructure officer for TIM only last month, with responsibility for Sparkle as well as TIM Wholesale and Open Access as well as tower division Inwit. He previously spent two years as a senior partner at Bain and Company.
Delleani has spent three years as CEO at Olivetti, which is part of the TIM group. A TIM executive for at least 10 years, he became CEO of Sparkle in January 2012 and then chairman from March 2013 until July 2015 – more than a year after Talotta took over as CEO.
In an interview in Capacity in November 2012, Delleani said: "We are working to make sure that Sparkle continues to extract maximum value from traditional and commoditised market segments, while at the same time being a smart operator, moving towards a more IT-based arena. This means wider use of software to enable new services on the network."
As well as Siragusa and Delleani, the other directors on the new Sparkle board are Roberto Moro, TIM's head of tax affairs, Michela Mossini, head of group planning and control at TIM's enterprise unit Impresa Semplice, and Ettore Spigno, TIM's senior VP of business, engineering and service management.
Retelit did not respond to a request from Capacity for comment on the forthcoming shareholders' meeting. The Fiber 4.0 group is understood to be talking to other shareholders ahead of the 27 April meeting.
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There are a number of ways to get started in real estate investing which I can cover. Among them are flipping houses, wholesaling houses, investing in tax sales and tax liens, loaning money to individuals who rehab or to rental property investors, buying and holding property for rent, buying and holding property for lease-option, buying and holding while extending a short-term private mortgage (while helping your buyer fix less than stellar credit so they can eventually refinance with a conventional mortgage). I am sure I am leaving some things out, and you may not know what each possibility that I have listed means, but I will get into covering these options for investing in future blogs.
When I say first things first, I do not only mean deciding on what type of real estate investing you want to initially pursue, but what structure your business will take and how you will account for the activity of the business. You should always be aware that you must protect yourself legally as much as possible. That usually means setting up an LLC (Legally Liable Company) or a corporation or even one or more trusts. I have established many LLC's for myself as well as for others without any problem because of my background as a CPA and my experience. You may feel more comfortable hiring someone to care of this paperwork. In Connecticut, the LLC is registered with the Secretary of the State for a fee of $120.00. The LLC is established by submitting to that office a document that is known as Articles of Organization. The Articles of Organization identify the name of the business, purpose of the business, business location, identifies one or more members or managers and also the individual being appointed for the purpose of receiving any legal notices. Soon after you receive the notice that the Articles of Organization document has been received and accepted, you must obtain a Federal Employer Identification Number through the Internal Revenue Service. In some states, such as Connecticut, you must obtain a state tax number as well. The governmental cost of establishing an LLC will vary from state to state. For example, Connecticut currently charges a filing fee of $120 while Massachusetts charges a filing fee of $500.
A trust is a different kind of structure. Establishing a trust may take the work of an attorney who specializes in the area, but I would suggest doing some research through a real estate guru. Lou Brown, a real estate investor who has worked with trusts, is someone who can provide some insight (Street Smart website: https://streetsmartinvestor.com/). Doing a little research and having a discussion with a knowledgeable attorney will help you make your decision. I have personally never used a trust. I have used the LLC structure exclusively, and the bulk of my investments have been through a real estate IRA, so I have not necessarily needed to be concerned as much with a trust.
Business can be conducted initially under an LLC structure then the property can be moved into a trust. In addition, an LLC can elect to be taxed as what is known as a Subchapter S Corporation. Each individual must decide what is best for their situation. Sometimes you may think you need a crystal ball to make the decision on how to be taxed. It can be difficult to see into the future. I have also used a stock corporation structure, but that can be cumbersome, unnecessary and possibly not provide you with the best tax advantages.
So, if your idea is to start by flipping, buying and holding or even starting as a wholesaler or lender, I would strongly recommend conducting that business under an LLC rather than your own name or a stock corporation. However, as always, the choice is yours and depends on your particular situation and the number of people involved in your business venture. Often in situations where an investor is acquiring property to rent the acquisition is made through an LLC then, when a trust structure is the preference, the is property is moved into a trust.
In addition to being wise about the structure of the business, you must be wise about accounting for your activity. Don't wait until you have been in business for six months or a year to decide to keep track of your business activity. Get set up for keeping track for your income and expenses at the beginning of your venture. Not only do you need financial information and data to determine where your business stands from a profitability perspective, but you will need the information to provide to partners, investors and your tax accountant. I have been very successful using QuickBooks for my real estate accounting, and have used it for more than 30 rental units without a problem. However, there is software available specifically designed for managing rental property that is probably more equipped then QuickBooks in handling large numbers of rental units or for managing rental units for a number of different individual owners or investors.
When you have decided what type of real estate investing you would like to do and have taken the steps identified here, you are ready to get out and start your real estate investing activities. Good luck and continue reading this blog for more pertinent information.


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1 room, 2 adults
33, STEWART LANE, Penang, 10200, Malaysia
Thirty Three Stewart Houze - Hostel - Penang
Hostel with bar/lounge, near Camera Museum
- Free continental breakfast and free WiFi
- Collect nights
The place is walking distance from some of the tourist spots on the area so it's…
Lovely quiet guesthouse in heritage building. Inside the UNESCO zone, steps to all of the…
Thirty Three Stewart Houze - Hostel - Penang
More Info: 6823 2342from S$17
- Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking, Private Bathroom
- Shared Dormitory, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking (1 Bed in 4 Beds)
- Standard Double Room, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking, Shared Bathroom
- Shared Dormitory, Non Smoking (1 Bed in 6 Beds)
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What's around Thirty Three Stewart Houze - Hostel - Penang
- In Downtown George Town
- Camera Museum - 3 min walk
- Pinang Peranakan Mansion - 6 min walk
- Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi - 8 min walk
- Fort Cornwallis - 10 min walk
- KOMTAR - 17 min walk
- Gurney Drive - 30 min walk
- Wat Chaiya Mangkalaram - 42 min walk
Getting around
- Penang (PEN-Penang Intl.) - 16 min drive
- Sungai Petani Station - 61 min drive
At a glance
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Key facts
- 9 rooms
- Arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 2:00 PM-noon
- Check-out time is noon
The front desk is open daily from 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM.
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
At the hostel
Food and drink
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Bar/lounge
- Refrigerator in a common area
- Water dispenser
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Terrace
- Television in common areas
Languages Spoken
- Chinese
- English
- Malay
In the room
Home comforts
- Air conditioning
Freshen up
- Shower only
Stay connected
- Free WiFi
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- Thirty Three Stewart Houze Hostel GEORGE TOWN
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- Thirty Three Stewart Houze GEORGE TOWN
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- Thirty Three Stewart Houze - Hostel George Town
- Thirty Three Stewart Houze - Hostel GEORGE TOWN
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check-in or check-out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: MYR 2 per accommodation, per night
- A tax of MYR 10.00 per accommodation, per night is imposed by the country of Malaysia and collected at the property. Permanent residents and Malaysian nationals are exempt from the tax. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Deposit: MYR 20 per stay
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Nobile NHP 666
- Listing Type: Private Gear
- Kitesurfing Gear Type: Kites
- Year: 2010
- Size: 10m
- City/Suburb: 44 frederick st glengowrie
- Post Code: 5044
- State: SA
- Listed: April 20, 2019 5:51 pm
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The kite is in good condition… i m selling complete with bar and bag… For any info text me… 0450095687
Bar/Lines etc:
The NHP comes with the new nobile fulcrum – a moulded pastic chicken loop which completely detaches from your bar when the safety is deployed, hence eliminating the chance of any possible tangles or catches on disconnection. The system seems to work well, but if you arent using the chicken loop finger you can face losing your chicken loop if you arent suicide leashed to it (this isn't a problem as it has a good deal of depower).
The bar is nice, very similar to the Waroo bars, and the depower strap is very similar also. It also comes with OS handles should you need em. The kite comes with 5 lines, and the 5th line passes through the centre of the bar to an attachment on the top of the chicken loop. The lines come as 20m lengths with 5m extensions.
The Kite:
A nice looking kite, which does look somewhat small for a 10m, its very well reinforced along the leading and trailing edge, and comes with a single pump inflation system, which is just a dream when you're used to pumping up all the struts individually. The kite connections are cleverly done so that the front and real lines cannot be connected incorrectly, the front lines on the kite end in larks heads, whereas the rear lines end in knots – these are matched with the opposite conections on the lines. There are a few choices on attachment points on the kite, but no mention of which is for what, and nothing in the manual. I sent an email off to support about this, and was amased to get a reply from Mark Shinn himself – to which he replied "With the attachment points I would advise you not to change anything. There is no mention as it turns out to be far to complicated to advise on their use and it is too easy to mess up the kite trim."
In The Air:
I took this onto the rugby field at Blyth to give it a test fly, and found it to feel very familiar, yet much faster in the sky and more powerful in the turns. The bar pressure is quite light, but gives enough feedback to know exactly what the kite is up to.
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The kite seems to need a fair bit of wind to you going, but once it does so, the ride is thrilling. The pull isn't a gradual acceleration like you get on the waroos, but a real solid pull from the harness which can really be felt in your back. The kite copes with the gusts extremely well, looks rock solid in the sky, and depowers well when you edge against it (which is all new for me, as i've been flying bows for the last few years). I'm still a bit tentative with it, but managed some decent jumps, but the one thing which really stands out is kitelooping. The kite loops really fast generating loads of oompf, but because its gone around quick you're still left with a decent amount of time to get your board right before hitting the water.
The solid chicken loop makes hooking in and out very easy, as its always in the correct position relative to the bar, and you can also hear the connection between metal and plastic, which you just dont get with the rubber loops.
Depower seemed good, but you can definately tell it isn't a bow kite, but its nice to have the security of knowing there's a 5th line attachment, should you need to get the kite down with nobody around to help.
I didn't have the kite down in the water much, so didn't get much chance to see what it was like for relaunch, but the times I did, the 5th line got it efficiently on its back, and the standard SLE technique of pulling on the top line got it to the edge of the window/clear of the water pretty fast.
A very nice kite, but my opinions may differ quite a lot from a C kite veteran. Its all pretty unfamiliar territory to me, and will take quite a bit of getting used to. I haven't yet reached the point where I'm more comfortable with it than I am with the waroos.


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For Speakeasy Twists & Turns Just Enter Lock & Key
L.A.'s burgeoning speakeasy bar scene is becoming rather ubiquitous and, in more recent years, it's been roaring louder than the Roaring 20s. In a city the size of L.A., with a high-level mixology culture, it's only a handful of niche bars that reign supreme. New players aren't given much time or space to prove they can cut the mustard in the speakeasy bar stakes.
As your Splifficated Specialists, (or speakeasy bar aficionados for those of you who aren't up on your 1920s lingo), we always await 'the revisit'. The hope is that the new bar has meritoriously secured a worthy stature in the upper echelons of prohibition bar prestige. So, with an invitation to sip like scofflaws, and try their new cocktail offerings, we revisited Koreatown's Lock & Key. Lockily (yes I said lockily), in less than a year, they're still holding the keys to a magical speakeasy kingdom.
Turn Right. Turn left. Don't make a wrong turn.
For speakeasy bars like Lock & Key to be bone fide it means being inconspicuous; just look for an unmarked red door adjacent to food window Stall 239. Then knock to enter an incongruous Victorian antechamber that's governed by a striking black wall of multiple antique doorknobs and keys. Just use guesswork to select the right doorknob and enter the bedazzling booze palace. Go on, have a turn.
Bedazzling Booze Babylon
We first visited Lock & Key in March 2013 when they unlocked their doors to reveal a swanky speakeasy space - think Alice In Wonderland meets The Great Gatsby. Situated on Vermont Avenue and 3rd, in a rather low-key locale, they have solidified themselves as the speakeasy bar in a pocket of rapid gentrification. You'll completely forget you just stepped off that stretch of Vermont Avenue by 3rd Street.
Step inside to an opulent 1920's style bar with lots black and green which is illuminated by brass and beams of golden light. With hunter green cowboy style cushioned barstools, reclaimed dark wood, Calacatta marble walls and intimate forest green booths, the interior is clearly cut from a finer cloth.
The key player in their success is cocktail sommelier, Christope Namer, (formerly Grey Goose's brand attache), who crafts fresh twists on classic prohibition-era libations. Christophe's alchemistic acclaim is verified by Lock & Key's drinks list, which tends to be on the sweeter side, defying the rather harsh current of some mixology menus in town.
Blood & Sand. Rum Old-Fashioned
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inebriated as we managed to try 80% of the cocktails on the list. 80% proof is what later ensued but that's another story. Since they opened, we've been fans of their signatures like The Torpedo, (pear vodka, pear nectar, lemon juice, egg white, maple syrup grade b, fresh ginger juice, black pepper, toasted sesame seed oils), and The Grape Gatsby, (cognac, walnut liqueur, sherry, lemon juice, demerara syrup, egg white, red grapes, nutmeg), as well as classics like their Rum Old Fashioned and Blood & Sand. It's great that they've expanded their selection with worthy additions.
Their selection of new libations are twists on classics like the Beau Carré (a take on southern classic Vieux Carré), with bourbon instead of rye whiskey, and with cognac, yellow chartreuse, benedictine, angostura bitters and lemon peel.
Lock & Key's Cocktail Men-new
The other half of Under Raidar was in liquid-love with the Strawberry Mule (vodka, strawberries, mint, lime juice, ginger juice and ginger beer), which definitely hit the all-illusive sweet spot.
In case you haven't been, or even if you have, we highly recommend (re)visiting Lock & Key. They've quickly proven themselves to have peerless prohibition cocktails firmly on lockdown.
Lock & Key
239 S Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90004
(213) 389-5625
Cockney won't do you nah good in a speakeasy bar. Picking' up the ol' dog n' bone ain't gonna get y'in tha door. If you visit speakeasy bars you need to know how to speak speakeasy.
Today's Slangger: Whangdoodle
How to use it: "They're getting pretty brassy with all that Whangdoodle down there."
Before you get all jazzed up, a word of note from the 1920s is Whangdoodle, which means jazz or a jazz band. Bet you didn't know that now did you?
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Saudia appoints new director general
Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) has appointed Saleh bin Nasser Al Jasser as its new director general.
In a statement following the appointment, Al Jasser said: "We will encourage a spirit of initiative and innovation to improve the level of performance and customer services. We will give top priority to customers in order to maximise satisfaction."
Al Jasser was named as director general in June and replaces Khaled Al Molhem.
Al Jasser previously served as the CEO of the National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia and executive director general of the Abdullatif Company.


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Leaning back in his office chair the scribe span round to scan his year planner that adorned the wall behind his desk.
Various coloured boxes filled in the spaces between the weekends, different city and country names written across them, each one bringing back memories of new experiences and new friends.
His eyes hovered at the end of October, already the year was drawing to a close, the final travel plans being drawn up for the last couple of months, last minute requests being juggled to fit between other taskings already prepared.
He sighed, it had been a busy year and while travel usually meant he could take a bit of time to put pen to paper, his notebooks had remained buried in his bag barely seeing the light of day or the hazy light of a bar.
Course work had taken over the time he would have spent putting random ideas and fantasies into words in the final hope of actually putting them all together into some semblance of literature.
Not that he was giving up, writing was, to him at least, a release, something he could enjoy even if it was not productive. Anyway, who else was going to record his fantastical thoughts often triggered by the sites, sounds and even smells of different locations?
"Yes, Week 49 looks fine, I should be able wrap it up in a few days" 'And find a corner seat one night in that little bar' he thought.


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Ulster Bank, which received the stolen funds, has also not told him much, the victim said, and for weeks...
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In my efforts to promulgate Social Policy Bonds I've usually emphasised their efficiency, which arises from a number of sources, including their harnessing of market forces, their encouragement of diverse, long-term approaches, and their capacity to adapt to changing circumstances. I've also stressed their transparency: because the bonds target broad, meaningful outcomes, ordinary people will understand them more.
This, in turn, means another hugely important benefit: buy-in. When we understand what a policy is all about, we can participate more in its development, refinement and implementation. This would apply even if our views are over-ridden by others: at least, we'd have been consulted. A Social Policy Bond regime would express its goals as outcomes that are meaningful to real people. Such outcomes would be more comprehensible to more people than the current unstated or unconsidered, vague, or platitudinous goals that characterise current policymaking all over the western democracies. Discussion about outcomes, rather than the alleged means of achieving them, would be more accessible than current policymakers' emphasis on legal pathways, funding arrangements, institutional structures and composition, and other arcana. You might even think the system has been specifically designed to keep ordinary citizens out of it.
If people have the chance of participating in such discussion, we shall come to understand the limitations and trade-offs that are intrinsic to public policymaking. This means quite a few things, but to my mind buy-in is the most important. It's likely this would reconnect citizens with our policymakers; it would entail the sharing of responsibility and concern for policy initiatives.
This matters hugely when government has to do things that hurt people's narrow, short- or medium-term interests. Dealing with environmental depredations for instance; or raising taxes for a multitude of purposes. The current system discourages buy-in because it's difficult to follow. As such, it's easily influenced by the wealthy or powerful, be they in the private- or public sector. This does much to widen the gap between politicians and the people they are supposed to represent. Social Policy Bonds, because of their focus on outcomes, would help close that gap.


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Release Date: Jul 29, 2016
Record label: Polyvinyl
Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock
Over the course of 15 years, prolific Chicago indie musician Mike Kinsella has logged several quality albums of contemplative and soft-spoken indie-folk for his solo project Owen, all from the comfort of home. Until now, the moniker has barely demanded Kinsella leave his bedroom to record, and while the albums have gradually become fuller and more detailed in that setting, the 39-year-old must have sensed that it was finally time for a change of scenery.In fact, The King of Whys is the first work in his career to be recorded entirely outside the greater Chicago area. This one took him not too far out to April Base Studios in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, the studio and hometown of Justin Vernon, to work with producer S.
Mike Kinsella shares the reins of his Owen project for once, and the results are excellent – Bon Iver collaborator S. Carey's production is detectable and delectable throughout. It's emphatically Kinsella's album, of course; that familiar voice remains front and centre, offering sadboy musings with grace and clarity. At times it's reminiscent of American Football's emo twinkle (Lovers Come And Go; Settled Down), while elsewhere there's a cosy alt country dressing that fits Kinsella's reflections like a tailored glove.
There has to be a significance to the fact that this is Mike Kinsella's first record of original material since the American Football reunion. That his first band ever got back together at all seems like a total aberration; they were initially a flash in the pan during Kinsella's university days in Champaign, Illinois, playing most of their shows on college campuses and at house parties. Their one full-length nearly didn't get made, with only a last-ditch offer from a friend at the then-fledgling Polyvinyl convincing Kinsella, guitarist Steve Holmes and drummer Steve Lamos to lay down nine tracks just before they graduated and closed the book on that chapter of their lives; Kinsella had to come up with a large chunk of the lyrics at the eleventh hour, having only ever played some of the songs as instrumentals.
All songs bleed a sense of place, though with some the wound is deeper and fresher than with others. The exact location of that place tends to vary based on the eye (or ear) of the beholder, but it's hard to imagine Mike Kinsella's songs bleeding anything other than Chicago, the city he's called home for most of his adult life. Playing under the moniker of Owen on his 2011 album Ghost Town, Kinsella mused, "There's no place like home for collecting burdens/ And conjuring ghosts that don't know they're dead." The Chicago of Kinsella's imagination is a city of ghosts as much as it is one of living, breathing people.
To nearly the same degree that Mike Kinsella once influenced the aesthetic of modern emo, his solo project Owen deconstructs it. His projects American Football and Owls channeled effusive lyricism and intricate instrumental interplay in short, brilliant bursts of creativity; by contrast, Owen albums usually find Kinsella alone with his acoustic guitar, making plainspoken assessments of the accruing obligations and disappointments of adulthood. The King of Whys is Kinsella's first collection of new material since the wildly successful American Football reunion in 2014, which put him in front of audiences that dwarfed any he saw during that band's initial late-'90s run.
For everything Mike Kinsella's done with American Football, I'll be grateful until the end of time. Here's hoping all their Facebook teasing means a new record. But as the stain of "Never Meant" remains unfaded on an emo addict such as myself, Kinsella thoroughly found ways of telling his stories. Owen, his solo project, is the main outlet but he's been just as ambitious on Owls as well as Their / They're / There with Into It.
Over the last 20 years Mike Kinsella has almost cultivated his own music scene. Most notably as part of Cap'n Jazz, American Football and Joan of Arc, Kinsella has proved to be a consistent performer and songwriter, whatever role he takes on. However, it's Owen where he has focused on most recently, with the solo project allowing him the freedom that isn't possible when in bands.
The King of Whys is Mike Kinsella's ninth LP as Owen, and his first to be recorded wholly outside of metropolitan Chicago. Instead, it was assembled at April Base Studios in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, home of indie folk band Bon Iver, whose drummer, S. Carey, produced the record. The release also showcases a fuller band sound provided by several guests, including Carey, who plays multiple instruments here.
Owen has been the long-term solo alias of multi-instrumentalist and 'emo' pioneer Mike Kinsella (American Football, Cap'n Jazz, Owls, Joan of Arc) but is perhaps his most underrated project. The Kinsella name has been synonymous with Chicago's indie-rock scene ever since Mike and his brother Tim started the explosive, scatty wunderkinds Cap'n Jazz back when they were teenagers in the early Nineties. In general, it is Tim's projects which receive the most attention due to his erratic writing style and yelped, indistinguishable voice, more akin to those original glory days, in his acts Owls and Joan of Arc.
Mike Kinsella has been releasing music as Owen for fifteen years now, 'The King of Whys' is his eighth album in the guise. As such, it's a collection of songs that see Kinsella as confident as possible in his skin. Reuniting American Football in 2014, Kinsella took a step back into his formative, emotional teenage years, and 'The King of Whys' appears to be a reaction against this.
Draw a line down the middle of Owen's discography and you'll find two distinctly different Mike Kinsellas. Having started the project in 2001 following the breakup of American Football, Kinsella took to recording albums all by himself, sometimes in his old bedroom at his mom's house. Between 2001 and 2006, Kinsella released four records under the Owen moniker, each one an ode to his drunken evenings, aching heart, and quiet moments before work.


text: Today I am finishing up my second week of work, I love working on Fridays. Since I've been here in Sydney, I have hiked up some hills, one of the hills called Egypt Falls and the other one, Coxheath Mountain, which were very steep. Both of these hikes were very tough, I would still like to hike these hills again. The Cabot trail was very nice, Allen Mackenzie was nice enough to give us the grand tour of the park and it was a full day of seeing beauty. The first weekend here, we went to an Aboriginal Business Youth Conference in Millbrook, which was also very nice, and entertaining. At the conference, I met Wab Kinew, he was one of the guest speakers, a very talented and respectful man. I was happy Mary Beth had taken me and my roommate dragon boating, after the second time, I think I might have got the technique down and I'm looking forward to the competition coming soon. Things I would still like to do would be, eating a nice big lobster, golf, see a whale(s), cook my own lobster, and maybe have Allen Mackenzie a race. Cape Breton is such a beautiful Island, it reminds me of back home (Manitoulin Island), with the scenery, nice fresh air and perfect temperature for now. I plan do some more exploring of the Island in the future and maybe a trip to Halifax to say, "I've been there and done that".


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Prof. Yuval Neria
Title: Impaired Fear Processing in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: Diagnostic and Treatment Implications
Recent advances in neuroimaging research of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) hold promise for objective assessments of psychopathology among trauma-exposed individuals and patients with PTSD and may facilitate efforts to develop novel psychotherapies and pharmacological interventions.
The goal of this presentation is to discuss recent findings on neuro-behavioral markers of PTSD, neural predictors of treatment response, and neural changes over the course of exposure based psychotherapy. I will focus on data from several neuroimaging studies, utilizing structural and functional magnetic response imaging (MRI).
Key mechanisms of trauma-related psychopathology involving the fear network will be presented and discussed, and future directions that may advance research on biomarkers of trauma and PTSD will be proposed.
Yuval Neria is Professor of Medical Psychology at Columbia University, Departments of Psychiatry and Epidemiology, and Director of Trauma and PTSD at the New York State Psychiatric Institute (NYSPI).
Dr. Neria joined Columbia University Medical Center in 2002, and since then has led and collaborated on numerous epidemiological, clinical, and neuroimaging studies in trauma and PTSD. He has conducted large-scale studies among prisoners of war, war veterans, and victims of terrorism and disasters, and led large scale research and training programs in New York City after the attacks of September 11, 2001.
Currently Neria's lab is focused on translational studies aiming to identify behavioral and neural markers for trauma related psychopathology, and develop innovative treatments for civilians and military personnel with PTSD.
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President Donald Trump wonders why survivors of sexual assault don't immediately report the crime to authorities.
We know this because Trump literally asked the question Friday morning, in a series of tweets seeking to cast doubt on Christine Blasey Ford's story that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh forced himself on her when they were high school students.
The radical left lawyers want the FBI to get involved NOW. Why didn't someone call the FBI 36 years ago?
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 21, 2018
According to the federal government's own estimates, two-thirds of people who are raped or sexually assaulted don't report it. (Blasey did discuss the trauma with a therapist years later.)
Well, Mr. President, you asked ― and the internet more than answered.
Sexual assault survivors began sharing their own heartbreaking and harrowing experiences in response to Trump's question, using the hashtag #WhyIDidn'tReport.
(Warning: Some readers may find the following disturbing.)
#WhyIDidntReport Two of his fraternity brothers showed up at my dorm room the next day and threatened to kill me if I told.
— Marley (@drcmarley) September 21, 2018
The #WhyIDidntReport hashtag is so important. I don't want to take away from women's stories, but this happened to me as well. I didn't report because a minister told me I didn't have enough evidence to prove anything and it would just cause a scandal. I was 18. This is common
— Garrard Conley (@gayrodcon) September 21, 2018
He was my stepfather. My mom, his co-pastor, blamed it on demons in the bed. I was 12. #WhyIDidntReport
— Maud Newton (@maudnewton) September 21, 2018
There were 5 other rich, white boys in my boyfriend's college frat room.I was poor white trash on a scholarship.I was drunk and drugged and passed around like a fucking bong.Like a game of hot potato.I thought he loved me.I was embarrassed and scared.#WhyIDidntReport https://t.co/CtJekvDFD9
— Holly Figueroa O'Reilly (@AynRandPaulRyan) September 21, 2018
#WhyIDidntReport I was 12. He was 14 and my "boyfriend". I told my "loving" Mother I was raped and she responded with 'well, you shouldn't have gone to his house.' I blamed myself.
— Kara Lütz (@ShastaTamp) September 21, 2018
Because I didn't want to admit what happened, even to myself. #WhyIDidntReport
— Jessica Valenti (@JessicaValenti) September 21, 2018
I was 17. Raped by a friend. I was confused. In denial. Afraid. His parents were richer & better connected than my parents. He was a "good" student. Ppl liked him. The only friend I told–responded w: "He wld never do that." I didn't think anyone would help me. #WhyIDidntReport https://t.co/YbCuIMg07M
— Abigail Hauslohner (@ahauslohner) September 21, 2018
#WhyIDidntReport because i was a child. he was my uncle and i was ashamed and felt afraid. i didn't realize someone i loved could hurt me.
— Julia Wilde (@Julia_SCI) September 21, 2018
My mom said she would kill anyone who hurt me and at 9 years old i believed her. I was afraid she would go to jail. #WhyIDidntReport
— Jaime Primak (@JaimePrimak) September 21, 2018
He was the nephew of my father's girlfriend at the time & was older & stronger than me. It started when I was 7 & I thought he'd hurt me more & that nobody would believe me. It took 4 years to break the silence. He was abusing other kids too, I later found out. #WhyIDidntReport
— deray (@deray) September 21, 2018
I was four, and he said he'd kill me. #WhyIDidntReport
— David Leavitt (@David_Leavitt) September 21, 2018
I was 15. It took years for me to even *understand* that it wasn't my fault.#WhyIDidntReport
— Jennifer Korey (@JenniferKorey) September 21, 2018
#WhyIDidntReport: I was drunk, he was a varsity athlete. I couldn't "prove" anything.I didn't "report" it until I had PTSD so bad I checked myself into a hospital. 3 years later. I still live with the effects daily.
— Aubrey Diana Blanche ???? (@adblanche) September 21, 2018
I didn't understand what had happened to me–I liked an older boy and he told me we had to do something to make us boyfriend and girlfriend. Oh and also I was eight.#WhyIDidntReport
— Alicia Lutes (@alicialutes) September 21, 2018
#WhyIDidntReport my first assault: because he was a coworker and friend with my then-boyfriend, who told me I shouldn't "make it a thing" and "disrupt the culture at work." After all, he was sorry. He felt guilty. The assault wasn't that bad. I should be thankful.
— Danielle Campoamor (@DCampoamor) September 21, 2018
#WhyIDidntReport He was supposed to be my friend, but he beat me when I said no. This is the first time I've talked about it in public.
— Jen Steer (@jensteer) September 21, 2018
I did, it didn't matter, I was dismissed, disparaged, & I still get blamed #WhyIDidntReport
— Daryl Hannah (@dhlovelife) September 21, 2018 RELATED… Watch This If You're Confused About Why Kavanaugh's Accuser Didn't Speak Up Sooner Russ Feingold: We Know Brett Kavanaugh Has Lied Already The FBI Could Look Into Allegations Against Kavanaugh. Trump Doesn't Want It To.
Need help? Visit RAINN's National Sexual Assault Online Hotline or the National Sexual Violence Resource Center's website.
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I'm not new to the forum but have not made any posts (and therefore have no privileges!), so thought I'd start a thread and offer up one of the tools I created for our studio. Jimmy is for when we get the pesky problem of TTF or OTF fonts denying us the right to embed them in PDF's.
I've noticed this is a problem with more and more fonts nowadays. It's all down to the "fsType" flag in the "OS/2" windows metric table:
Jimmy is an applescript wrapper made in extremely bad taste* for a C++ command line tool called ttfpatch.
ttfpatch was written by a German bloke called Wolfram Eßer over a decade ago. I have made a few changes and tidied up the code so it would compile properly on OS X (10.9 mavericks) but much of the main guts remain, I may re-write it as a native objective-c app but it will do for now. Cheers Wolfram - nice job.
Just run the app and select the font files - Jimmy will cycle through them overwriting the original file, so make sure you have a backup of the files. I accept no responsibility for it screwing up your font file but please let me know if you find any bugs and I'll endeavour to iron them out.
Jimmy was compiled on Mavericks 10.9 - I've no idea wether it will work on older operating systems, this is a suck it and see/work in progress. To get this to work you may have to Allow apps downloaded from anywhere in the Security preferences.
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Hey, where'd they get all those nice old gloves for the movie 42?
Well, I don't know. But here's the story about Deland Cochran, the Coweta county (GA) guy who took all those beat up old gloves and got them back into game shape.
Hey, where'd they get all those nice old gloves for the movie 42?
Well, I don't know. But here's the story about Deland Cochran, the Coweta county (GA) guy who took all those beat up old gloves and got them back into game shape.
Hey, I just noticed it's the birthday of Sal Maglie!
Fans of Ball Four will recall that Sal is the lovable curmudgeonly pitching coach for the Pilot in 1969, but way before that he was well known as "Sal the Barber" – known for pitching inside and giving "close shaves" to opposing batters.
Sal went 23-6 for the NY Giants in '51, helping them win the senior circuit gonfalon. He had some back problems that limited his effectiveness in '53, '54, and '55, and was sent to the Indians, briefly where he played little in '55. In '56, at age 40, he joined the Brooklyn Dodgers and made a big comeback, going 13-5, tossing a no-hitter on September 25th, and helping the Dodgers win the pennant by one game over the Braves. In '57 he pitched well, but was sent to the Yankees later in the season, thus becoming the last player to wear the jersey for all three New York Clubs. Sal became a coach in 1960 with the Red Sox; his year coaching the Pilots was his last as a coach. He died on December 28, 1992.
Bouton's portrait of Maglie is not very positive, but Bouton, I'm sure, had his own ax to grind. Maglie's career was largely based on throwing hard and inside, and he just may not have had much useful advice to a guy trying to throw a knuckleball.
Sal also has a great baseball name.
Anyway, Happy Birthday, Sal the Barber. Good Game.
When I think of baseball paintings I think of Norman Rockwell's painting of the umpire and the rain, and LeRoy Niemann, of course, he must have done some baseball, no? And of course, Van Gogh, who always wanted to do a series of paintings on baseball, but never felt "ready." As he wrote to Theo:
"Je ne suis pas prêt, Théo, je ne suis pas assez artiste, assez audacieux, assez sauvage âme à peindre baseball comme il doit être peint, avec le feu et le tonnerre de roulement de la nuit ..
Et alors … tournesols.
oui. tournesols, Théo.
plus de tournesols.
Je suis tellement déprimée. Avez-vous entendu des scores de l'Amérique? Je me demande pendant la nuit que j'essaie de me reposer, comment les Athletics font. Avez-vous entendu quelque chose?
Theo, écrivez-moi."
"I am not ready, Theo, I am not artist enough, bold enough, untamed soul enough to paint baseball as it should be painted, with fire and the rolling thunder of the night..
And so… sunflowers.
yes. sunflowers, Theo.
more sunflowers.
I am so so depressed. Have you heard any scores from America? I wonder at night as I try to rest, how the Athletics are doing. Have you heard anything?
Theo, write me."
I just happened upon the website of the painter Graig Kreindler. Now here's a guy who can paint the corners, and everything else as well.
I came across his work yesterday morning as I was looking for widget images, and I love his work, the perspectives he chooses, the way he uses light and chooses his moment. Lots of great paintings on his website. Take a look. What better subject for painting than baseball? Colorful, focused action and grace, power, the broad green fields of summer, history. "The human drama of athletic competition." (thanks Chris Shenkle, Wide World of Sports.)
I came across this old card while I was looking for my Jackie Robinson.
Was there ever a better baseball name than Rocky Colavito?
I don't think so.
You don't hear much about Rocky Colavito any more. He had a string of good years for Cleveland and Detroit in the late 50s and early 60s. Naturally, with a name like Rocky Colavito, he hit a lot of home runs: 374 over a 14 year career, with a .266 average. In his final season, '68, he pitched a couple of innings for the Yankees and got one in the W column. While slow of foot, he was a good outfielder with a tremendous throwing arm, and was always a big fan favorite, especially in Cleveland.
The SABR Bio project has a nice write-up on the Rock.
Hey, don't knock the Rock!
Winter lingers on here in the Twin Cities. With nine inches of snow falling in our yard on the 18th. Heavy, wet, back-breaking snow. Startlingly white. Blindingly so.
"Isn't it beautiful?" I said to my mother, on the phone, up in Hibbing.
"No," she replied. "It's ugly as hell."
Well, they have gotten a bit more snow than us this year. Hang in there mom. Soon it will be June.
Ahhh, but we still have baseball. And the Twins have won two in a row. They got rained out of a game with the Mets, missed a game with the Angels because of snow/rain, then got chilled out of last night's game in Chicago, but now they're playing an afternoon game in Chicago, looking to make it 3 in a row, and get back to .500. Another afternoon game tomorrow in Chicago as well.
And I'm still reading Ball Four. Which I'm neglecting to spend time on, for a variety of baseball and non-baseball reasons.
I'm up to August 2nd, 1969. Jim is doing pretty well with the knuckleball, though when he finally got to start a game the KB abandoned him and he got rocked.
In addition, the Pilots' season is headed south, as you might expect for an expansion team. They've just gone through a rough patch, and they've got another stretch against the East Division clubs coming up which, as you can see, will not go well for them.
Twins win! Three and a row, and back to .500, and — at last — a decent game from Worley. And all's right with the world.


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Morda to Llansilin Hilly Delight Loop Cycle Route
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|Cycle Route Details
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|Morda to Llansilin Hilly Delight Loop
|Distance : miles (km)
|17.38 (27.97)
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|This is a nice hilly route, with lots of ups and downs, that takes in Blodwel Bank, Wern Ddu and The Old Racecourse, from the Llansilin side. For me its a nice 1.25 hour training ride, on mainly back lanes, amongst some amazing scenery and with some good hard climbs thrown in. Alternatively, you can take your time, enjoy the great scenery, and take in the views from elevated places such as Nant Mawr, Wern Ddu and the top of the Old Racecourse. There are some major hills here that require a lot of effort, that is why it is graded as a 7.
|Landmarks/Pubs for lunch/Sites to see?
|Stuart Barkley Cycles in Oswestry.
Pub wise there is the Wynnstay in Llansilin and numerous watering holes in Oswestry and plenty of places to eat.
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Airplanes, one of humanity's greatest inventions, evoke feelings of awe and amazement for most people, unless you live uncomfortably close to a major airport, in which case the feeling may become annoyance and irritation. Constant aircraft noise causes sleepless nights, stress and other health issues, reducing quality of life.
Airports, airlines and aviation authorities around the world have been in an uphill battle to mitigate noise pollution in their neighboring communities. Neither the airports nor the surrounding communities are moving away from each other anytime soon, necessitating the need for urgent solutions. The Advisory Council for Aeronautics Research in Europe (ACARE) Flightpath 2050 document – Europe's vision for aviation, has set a goal of 65 percent noise reduction at airports by 2050. While mitigation strategies include flying restrictions, soundproofing homes and nighttime curfews, the real solution to meeting such goals lies at the root cause of the problem – reducing the noise airplanes generate and radiate to the surrounding community.
The major source of airport noise comes from engine power during takeoff. During descent and approach to landing, the engines are powered down and the dominant noise is often due to the aerodynamic exposure of structures such as control surfaces, landing gear, high-lift devices and speedbrakes. These structures often provide drag needed to maintain a desired trajectory, but may also become the source of excessive noise. One way to mitigate this noise is through "quiet" drag devices that enable quieter landings through steeper, slower and/or aeroacoustically cleaner approaches.
ATA Engineering, in collaboration with NASA GRC, Williams International and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed a novel engine air-brake (EAB) concept that will pave the way for quieter aircraft. The EAB is a unique drag device that was conceived at MIT as a ram air-driven nacelle with a stationary set of turning vanes generating a swirling exhaust flow from the engine. With funding from the NASA Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, ATA Engineering has developed and brought this technology to life in the form of a deployable swirl vane exhaust nozzle. STAR-CCM+® and NX™, tools in the Simcenter™ Portfolio from Siemens PLM Software, played a key role in the design of the EAB, accelerating the readiness of the technology by creating and validating a digital twin before building the prototype.
Using NASA's Technology Readiness Level (TRL), a measurement system to assess the maturity level of a particular technology, ATA has now advanced the EAB concept to TRL level 6 – a fully functional prototype. TRL numbers run from 1-9 with level 1 pertaining to basic principles and conception of the idea and level 9 indicating a flight-proven system through successful mission operations.
What is an Engine Air-Brake (EAB)?
ATA's EAB concept was proposed by Shah et al. [1]-[3] as an evolution of the MIT concept. The EAB is a deployable device for drag management in aircraft. Pressure drag is generated through swirling outflow from the engine's propulsion system by reducing thrust. The EAB is stowed during flight but deploys a swirl vane mechanism (Figure 1) during landing, creating a swirling vortex from the jet engine exhaust flow. The constant flow of swirling air creates additional drag by reducing thrust and is sustained by the radial pressure gradient from the swirl vanes. The system enables a slower, steeper and acoustically cleaner approach/descent when engine thrust cannot be further reduced.
The EAB ground demonstrator consisted of a spool piece, an aluminum nozzle, 12 high-temperature aluminum vanes, 12 stainless steel shafts, 12 dogleg lever arms and adjustable linkages, three hydraulic rams, three extension springs, a stainless steel actuation ring and a string potentiometer (Figure 2). ATA Engineering partnered with Williams International to demonstrate the EAB on a FJ44-4 engine, a 3,600-pound class, medium bypass, twin spool engine.
Challenging Design Requirements
As with any design, changes somewhere always result in undesired effects elsewhere and this is more pronounced in the aerospace design space. As part of the TRL program, design requirements and technical objectives for the EAB were identified first. The technical objectives were:
Design, fabricate and test a realistic flight-weight EAB on a modern turbo-fan propulsion system;
Quantify the equivalent drag, effect on operability, noise, cost and weight of the system;
Perform system-level analysis of the proposed impact in terms of steep approach for noise reduction.
For the aerodynamic design of the EAB, the following requirements were identified:
No measurable thrust or thrust-specific fuel consumption (TSFC) penalty when stowed;
A 15-percent net thrust reduction at "dirty approach" fan speed when deployed, measured as a percentage of the stowed nozzle's gross thrust at same condition;
No measurable fuel consumption penalty or flow reduction when fully deployed;
Adequate surge margin during all operation, including dynamic deployment and stowing;
Meet stow/deploy time requirements (0.5 seconds and 3 to 5 seconds, respectively).
Other design requirements included structural and packaging constraints that ensured that the EAB could be integrated into a typical aircraft installation, such as the Cessna CJ4, without performance penalties while providing the noise reduction benefits. The design activity involved performance assessment of various systems, including aerodynamic, mechanical, acoustics, and structures.
Aerodynamic Design With STAR-CCM+
Parametric solid modeling with NX for Design from Siemens PLM Software was used to create the 3D CAD geometry of the EAB. This allowed rapid generation of designs with varying parameters based on aerodynamic performance. The various design parameters (Figure 3) for the numerical simulation were: vane count (N), swirl angle (S), deployment rotation angle (R), chord length (L) and cutout (area relief) depth (C).
One of the foundations for the maturation of the EAB technology is the analysis-driven design effort using STAR-CCM+ to quantify flow performance and operability and to predict the thermal operating environments of the design. With the power of computational fluid dynamics (CFD), design optimization and powerful computing hardware, ATA was able to analyze the full aerodynamic design space before identifying the final design that met all the aerodynamic requirements in simulation. The aerodynamic domain is shown in Figure 4.


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KIRK FRANKLIN / "Kirk Franklin Mixtape"
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10 Responses to "KIRK FRANKLIN / "Kirk Franklin Mixtape""
November 2nd, 2009 at 10:54 am
Thanks Kalamu. This was inspiring for me to listen to on a Monday morning. Musically, it is diverse…but the message is still the same. Traditional Gospel, Soul, Funk, R&B, and even Rock (if you picked up some of his work with DC Talk).
Sounds of Blackness is the only group that has that type of diversity in the same message. Though not achieving the same popularity as Kirk Franklin, Gospel Contemporary music isn't just Black music anymore. Listen to Martha Munizzi's work. She's like the Tina Marie of Contemporary Gospel. 😉
November 4th, 2009 at 4:20 pm
Not to get of this subject, but if you ever watch Tyler Perry's "Meet the Browns" on TNT, the two main characters were singers in Kirk Franklin's family before their claim to fame. Just a thought. David and Tamala Mann are all over the early album covers.
May 28th, 2010 at 9:38 pm
dear Kirk i love your music and words can't describe how much your music touches my friends and I's hearts love you and will pray for you
November 4th, 2010 at 10:06 am
dear Kirk,im from Suriname and want to be a worshipper as you are.i cant tell how much your songs touch my heart.your the best.
January 13th, 2011 at 7:21 am
kirk, you are the only gospel artiste ive listened to with unexpressable inspiration God Bless This Ministry Of Yours.
January 16th, 2011 at 4:54 pm
Thank you for All you do. Dont stop I NEED you and little do some people know they NEED you to,God is saying well done my faithful servant
March 26th, 2011 at 11:02 pm
Kirk, i love you to ma bones, your ma mentor. I pray i'll meet you someday. God bless you daddy.
May 25th, 2011 at 5:59 pm
Hey watsup kirk I have enjoyed all of ur album but this fear ablum from start to the end if just awesome hey brag stay in carriage and just kno that ur lattershall b greaterthan ur pass stay blessed.
April 27th, 2012 at 4:22 pm
Well done my son says the Lord, keep the Good job. I say thanks for letting know my Jesus, dont be tied the Lord is coming for U.
June 4th, 2012 at 3:56 pm
i allways loved you're music you prayed and now we are greatful for what you said it's brought us a understanding to what we need to know about his word and how it brought us a reason to pray for one another i thank you pray my strength in the lord god bless keep the faith
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BROCKTON, Mass. ---- The Massasoit Community College men's soccer team saw both sides of the coin to start the 2015 campaign on the road in New Jersey. The Warriors dominated Essex County in the season opener, with a 10-0 victory on Saturday, before falling on Sunday to No. 19 Mercer County, 6-0.
"We really had some nice touches up top and played well against Essex in the opener," head coach Rui Estrela said. "We were able to get everyone in the game and were able to score early and often and our defense was able to keep the shutout. It was a good way to start the season.
"However, in Sunday's game (against Mercer) we just came out flat and could never recover from it. It was an entire team let down and we played with no energy. Mercer was very prepared and played at a high tempo that we were not ready for. They truly manhandled us the entire game in all aspects of the game."
Massasoit 10, Essex County 0
A trio of Warriors scored multiple goals, including a hat trick from Elvis Andrade (Brockton/Penn Foster HS) as Massasoit rolled 10-0 in the opening match of the 2015 season.
Andrew Revanales (Trinidad/Sharon HS) started the scoring spree by netting the first two goals for Massasoit just 12 minutes into the contest. Kessy Alves (Brockton/Southeastern Voc) also footed two goals in the opening stanza, while Ethan Arruda (Somerset/Somerset HS) and Jose Erazo (Hyannis/Barnstable HS) each scored to give the Warriors a commanding 6-0 lead at intermission.
In the second half, Andrade struck the back of the net on three occasions, while Miguel Pavao (Fall River/Durfee HS) joined the attack with his first career goal.
Wilson Fernandes (Pawtucket, R.I./Shea HS) posted a clean sheet in his first career match in goal. The keeper posted three saves in the victory.
#19 Mercer County 6, Massasoit 0
Nationally ranked Mercer County scored four first-half goals, to put the match out of reach early as the Warriors fell, 6-0.
Guilherme Franca netted two goals in the opening stanza for the Vikings as the Warriors were not able to muster up much against the No. 19 team in the nation. Massasoit finished with 11 total shots, five coming on goal. Andrew Revanales topped the team with three shots in the loss.
Next Game
Massasoit hits the road to face divisional foe CCRI on Wednesday at 4 p.m.
Plenty Of New Faces: Massasoit had 14 new student-athletes see action on the field in the opening weekend.
No Rust For Revanales: After five years away from playing at Massasoit, sophomore Andrew Revanales scored the first two goals of the 2015 season for the Warriors. Saturday's game was the first time Revanales had played for Massasoit since the 2010 campaign.
Two Sides Of Scoring Pendulum: In the season opener, Massasoit dominated in a 10-0 win over Essex County. It marked the first time that the Warriors scored double digit goals since defeating MassBay, 11-0, on Sept. 9, 2013. On the flip side, the six goals allowed to Mercer County on Sunday, marked the most surrendered since falling 8-2 to Bryant & Stratton on Oct. 5, 2013.
Hat Trick For The King: Elvis Andrade made a splash in his first game with the Warriors. The freshman with the iconic first name netted a hat trick, with all three goals coming in the second half of the season opener against Essex County.


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The thematic track "Infection, Immune and Tumor Biology" is a dense network that brings together the expertise of the Institutes and Departments of Virology, Gene Vectors, Pathology and Toxicology in collaboration with members of the collaborative research centers SFB 684 "Molecular Mechanisms of Normal and Malignant Hematopoiesis", SFB 576 ""Facultative Microbial Pathogenesis and Innate Immunity", SFB-TR36 "Principles and Applications of T cell Therapy" and the Helmholtz Alliance "Immunotherapy of Cancer".
Research themes include:
- Biology of persistent infections by herpesviruses, hepatitis B and C virus, human immune deficiency virus and endogenous retroviruses, each of which is a constant risk factor for the infected individual to develop chronic diseases and/or cancer
- Biology and interactions of immunological effector cells like dendritic cells, B cells, natural killer cells and T cells recognizing tumor antigens and pathogens
- Chronic disease and cancer in response to chemical substances, pathogens and medical treatment
- Strategies to assess the individual risk for disease development based on genetic predisposition
- The molecular tumor biology and tumor immunology of hematological malignancies, liver cancer, osteosarcomas, head and neck cancer and renal cell carcinoma
While the thematic track covers a wide array of different biological systems, all focus on elucidating the molecular mechanisms that control complex disease and tumor development in response to environmental stimuli. They focus on cellular responses leading to the modulation of signal transduction pathways and genetic and epigenetic (re)programming of cells as well as on local and systemic immune responses. State-of-the-art cell culture technologies and small animal models have been developed to study environmental stimuli such as infections, chemical compound and toxin exposition and how they interact with genetic predisposition and life style factors.
Thus, the faculty of this thematic track offers a comprehensive curriculum covering fundamental aspects of infection, immunology and tumor biology on the organismic, cellular and molecular level. The training in basic biological concepts and state-of-the-art methodology in the field is complemented by the contribution of eight clinical cooperation groups, which actively pursue translation of basic science into diagnostic and therapeutic concepts and their clinical application. The students have the unique opportunity to experience the scientific tracks from bench to bedside and back to bench across different projects in their immediate scientific environment. They can learn the principal requirements needed to generate novel scientific insights, to validate the relevance of a new discovery for disease development and develop strategies for the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases.
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Progress report on HDACs in cancer and metabolism, genetics and cellular engineering
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The thematic field Infection, Immune and Tumor Biology is represented by the following institutes and research units
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The scientific training attendance forms should be submitted to the Graduate Student Office (GSO) after every term in April and October (1 term=1 Semester, 01 April - 30 September or 01 October - 31 March).