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I just finished rereading Dave Pasternack – Master Chef Extraordinaire and while I don't agree with all the thoughts Greg shares, he does make a very good point.
It's likely that some folks searching for Dave Pasternack aren't particularly interested in person that thought it was a good idea to insult the SEO industry, but ESCA Restaurant in New York where you'll find master chef Dave Pasternack in the kitchen. A restaurant he opened with with partners Joseph Bastianich, Mario Batali, and Simon Dean.
I won't speculate as what Chef Pasternack knows about SEO, but I rather suspect he's far more concerned about the fresh fish he has available for the ESCA Dinner Menu than where he ranks for his name.
I'm certainly not a fan of SEO contests myself, and for me, my previous two blog posts were not about ranking on Dave Pasternack's name. It was about my thoughts and opinions in regards to the irresponsible comments made by Mr. Pasternack of DidIt.com.
I for one, would much rather spend my time and effort in satisfying my clients rather than having to debunk the nonsense that gets spewed by people who don't know what they're talking about. I'd much rather use my expertise than have to defend it just because of irresponsible comments made by people of the same ilk as DidIt.com's founder Dave Pasternack.
Perhaps some good will come from all of this.
Perhaps someone who is looking for a Southern Italian Seafood Restaurant in New York where Chef Dave Pasternack is hard at work in the kitchen, will happen across my blog and find exactly what they were looking for.
Perhaps someone doing their due diligence on the other Dave Pasternack and his PPC company will happen across my blog and think twice about who they spend their money with. Why not try the Crudo – Italy's answer to sushi at ESCA while you're thinking about it.
At any rate, when it comes to anything in the kitchen, including baking a cake, my money's on Chef Dave Pasternack. 🙂


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Faithful Amplification Different regions of operation of Transistors Stability Factors
Biasing of BJTs: Load lines (AC and DC); Operating Points; Fixed Bias and Self Bias, DC
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Biasing of FETs and MOSFETs: Fixed Bias Configuration and Self Bias Configuration,
Voltage Divider Bias and Design
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Coffee, the magical elixir of the gods, how I do love thee. Especially when I have hungry kitties to feed, and the cell phone is giving me text alerts for job interviews…yes, texting to arrange a job interview. This is new. So far I have had two of these, plus at least two emails to arrange interviews this week.
Plus, foster work that will have me up late tonight (Monday night)…so I have a phone call with a recruiter tomorrow, a job interview Wednesday morning, and another on Thursday morning. And make that another inquiry for an interview. This is wild; I had been using Indeed for jobs to apply to but when I put my resume up…nothing.
But then I put it up on CareerBuilder.com and I had to turn one down because the only availability was for tomorrow and I am already tied up with things. Did I mention much of this occurred before I even got my first cup of coffee this morning? I think it must have been surprise over the text message routes recruiters are using. It is effective.
I mean, it certainly got my attention fast. But this will also make for a tough week as I try to balance everything that will need to be done in preparation for these interviews, along with current responsibilities. Wish me luck; it will also be a week of facing down interview anxiety which is no fun at all. I'm going to do my best to get past it though.


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Music – "Food Storage" from Unabridged Translation by They Might Be Elders. Released: 2010
When I was first married in 1972, my (then) husband and I lived in a tiny apartment on the third floor of a three-floor walkup. The miniature kitchen had a dollhouse sized stove and fridge and a muffin tin would completely occupy all of the counter space. The cupboards were shallow, tiny and scarce. Money was also scarce, so I started marriage on a lean budget for kitchen supplies. 1972 was the era of Bundt cakes, pet rocks, mood rings, fondue, miniskirts and leisure suits. Even McDonald's famous Egg McMuffin didn't come on the market until late 1972 or early 1973, although we could never afford to eat out anyhow. Fortunately our respective parents frequently invited us over for dinners. The first crock-pot came on the market that year, and although I didn't have one until years later, I was given a fondue pot as a wedding gift (avocado green, of course). I still have the forks, but the pot is long gone.
Looking back, though, I had the "essentials" that every wife of 1972 should have in her first abode: salt, pepper, ketchup, mustard, mayo, oleo and a few boxes of Jell-O. You know, the staples.
A few cans of Campbell's soup, tuna, spaghetti and Kraft Dinner were clustered in a corner cupboard and there was always a package of hot dogs in the freezer.
At the time, I could go to the local supermarket and get 8 boxes of Kraft Dinner for $1.00 Canadian, so we learned to love it. There was always one box of cereal, a bottle (yes, bottle) of milk, and the ubiquitous Hostess sliced white bread. We both worked and both took lunches to work daily (does anybody take a lunch to work anymore?) If, at the end of the month, there was a little cash left (and there usually wasn't), we would alternate months by splurging and buying a mickey of rum or rye (for non-Canadians, a mickey is a pint). He liked rum and coke: I liked rye and ginger. We would pour one only on a Saturday night and savour every sip.
Other than salt and pepper, the only "exotic" spice I had in my kitchen was paprika. That was it. Someone gave me a set of spice jars in a rack for a wedding gift, but the jars were empty and I couldn't afford to fill them up. Besides, I didn't even know what to do with most of them. I was a tabula rasa in the world of cooking.
I was given a copy of "Joy of Cooking" by Irma Rombauer as a wedding gift, which I still have to this day, although it is rather sad-looking. 1972 saw a lot of cookbooks introduced to the cook including The Galloping Gourmet, Pearl S. Buck's Oriental Cook Book, James Beard's American Cookery, The Cuisines of Mexico by Diana Kennedy and many more.
I have copies of all of these cookbooks in my collection now and enjoy looking at the recipes of a simpler time, or at least it seemed so to me. Unbelievably, I was also given a Sunbeam Mixmaster (handheld), in another one of the classic 1970's colours, "harvest gold" and I not only still have it, but I still use it after all of these years. They don't make em' like that anymore! Takes a licking and keeps on ticking.
Fast forward to my kitchen pantry of 2015. Although I have always loved to cook, the availability of goods from the global marketplace has enabled me to purchase and sample an infinite variety of foods, spices, appliances, cookbooks and everything food related. So much so, that I just take it for granted that I can nip down to my local grocery store and pick up not only the basics, but can select from dozens of kinds of olive oils and mustards, salts, pastas, herbs and much more. All just in the average supermarket. Wow!
Thinking about my pantry progression over the years, I assessed my current pantry in the house my husband and I recently moved into, which has more cupboard space than our previous abode, necessitating more "stuff" to put in them (if you have it, you will fill it). In reviewing my pantry, which consists of kitchen cupboards, 3 large rollout storage cabinets housed in my laundry room, and a bar closet with more shelves. I started taking a rough tally and I was not really surprised at what I had, as I had purchased all of the "stuff", but I was surprised at how easily it was accessible for purchase and the incredible variety of the "stuff". I surmise that I currently have the following supplies "on hand":
16 varieties of hot (really hot!) sauces, ranging from "Slap Your Mama" to "Death Wish" There was no hot sauce in my mother's kitchen, when I was growing up nor anything even resembling it.
I didn't buy hot sauces until I was in my 30's and began buying cookbooks and experimenting with "global" cuisines. I have since developed a strong affinity for hot and spicy sauces, having been deprived of them in my youth (I'm making up for lost time).
65 varieties of salts from around the world. "Salt" in my childhood home was Morton Salt (you know, when it rains, it pours) and that was all there was for sale in the local IGA my mom shopped in.
Now, I have the luxury of pulling out a salt from my collection, say, Peru, and picking a recipe from one of my Peruvian cookbooks to build an entire meal around it! I also have 7 different varieties of pepper.
I'm not sure of the exact count, but suffice it to say that I have in the neighbourhood of about 45 kinds of herbs and spices, perhaps more, which I use all of the time. In 1972, my "exotic" spice in my kitchen was paprika: now I have 6 varieties from Spain alone, a couple from Hungary, etc! How cool is that?
As a kid, my mom always had one of those little plastic bear shaped containers of honey in the cupboard (I seem to recall that it was mostly used to be mixed by my Dad, with lemon juice and poured down my sore throat). I still have one of the little bears filled with honey, but I also have agave syrup, and 4 or 5 varieties of honey, which differ by what flowers the bees were pollinating.
In 1972 and for many years after that, the only beans I ever ate or cooked with came in cans, and although I still use some of them, I have grown up and starting cooking beans "from scratch".
I currently have about 20 types of dried beans, including some of the ancient strains and heirloom beans. Such luxury!
In 1972, following my Mom's lead, I cooked "Minute Rice", mostly because it was the only rice around at the time in the grocery store. There were very few "ethnic" stores in our neighbourhood and surroundings, so the IGA was pretty much it.
Now, I can buy jasmine rice, short grain, long grain, brown, Arborio, black, red and many others too numerous to mention. At any given time, I usually have 4 or 5 kinds in my pantry.
Pasta? Spaghetti was it in 1972. I have 11 different kinds in my pantry now, and I use them. The diversity in shapes is awesome, as well as flavour.
Oils? No more just corn oil and plain vinegar: I have avocado oil, truffle oil, green chile oil, jalapeno oil, rice bran oil, etc. and several kinds of white wine vinegars, balsamic vinegar, pomegranate vinegar, cider vinegar, lemon vinegar and others.
Of course, I might have a wee tendency to excess, when it comes to food and cooking. After all, this is the person with 4,649 cookbooks to her name.
So, has all of this easy access to the global palate made me jaded about buying food? Perhaps. The more that is available, the more we come to expect and demand it. On the other hand, having grown up in an era when we ate pretty much a meat and potato diet, I do appreciate the incredible diversity and easy access we have to foods from every reach of the globe. Is it decadent? Absolutely, but I make no apologies for it. Who knows what my pantry will look like in another 10 years?


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Casinos are quite spectacular and there are a lot of great things about these places especially when you have particular tastes. These days, it seems as if nothing is beyond the latest casino developments and it would be great to see the best features that these places have to offer. With so many outrageous additions, aquariums are certainly a good thing to see when you want to relax and there are several casinos that feature aquatic creatures on a tank. And, as you can expect from these gaming halls, you will have an enjoyable time while exploring the tanks. Here are some casinos with really cool aquariums:
Atlantis Casino, Aquariums & Waterpark, Bahamas
Located at Paradise Island in the Bahamas, this place certainly rocks and you get the chance to explore a new destination while having some fun at the gaming tables. Since the place is also a Waterpark, millions of gallons of water are pumped into the lazy river and the water slides. There are also aquariums and outdoor lagoons with more than 200 species of aquatic animals. Inside the resort, there smaller aquariums which makes the place feel as if you are in water world.
Mirage, Las Vegas, USA
Where style and elegance is concerned, nothing can beat the Sin City and one of the best places to check out the aquarium is the Mirage. You do not even have to go far to see the aquarium as it is pretty much visible when you check in. There is a saltwater tank that contains around 20,000 gallons just behind the front desk. The aquarium here is actually a recreation of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and it makes use of artificial corals to create the perfect undersea environment. This fifty three foot long aquarium is one of the best in the world and that is plain to see.
Seahorse Lounge, Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas USA
This elevated casino bar happens to have an artistic flair and at the center of the place is a huge aquarium. The casino has an underworld theme and this has a really nice way of making you feel as if you are in a grand palace located in the depths of the ocean. This is a really nice place to cool down and relax in one of the plush tables that face the aquarium. There are all kinds of champagnes and cocktails which are served here and they also have a specialty martini.
Silverton Casino Aquarium, Las Vegas
Just a short drive from the Strip, you will find a good place to have a viewing of aquatic animals and this sounds really appealing if you have the kids with you. Named as one of the best free attractions when you are in Vegas, there is so much to look forward to when you are looking at the huge casino aquarium. Located a bit around the outskirts, the reef aquarium comes complete with a wide array of tropical fish, stingrays and there are even sharks. Children can get an upclose view of the animals as the aquarium has a cylindrical shape.
Shark Reef Aquarium, Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas
Another Las Vegas casino that is home to another aquatic wonder is Mandalay Bay. The exotic wonders here will certainly keep kids curious and happy as they have so many marine animals here from jelly fish to the golden crocodile to giant rays and even the endangered green sea turtles. The sight will certainly be educational.
Casinos are not just places to risk money but also to learn and experience the wonders of marine life. Plus, you will certainly have a better appreciation of aquatic animals after a tour of these casino aquariums.


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- bridgett said...
I did that once. Just got into the car and commenced to drive until there was no road, then listened to the ocean roll for an entire day with nothing to break it up but the squawk of gulls. The locals aren't as curious as you might think they'd be.
And then I got cold. My butt got frozen and the view from the car wasn't as dramatic. I smelled kind of funky and sad. Then I got hungry and I wanted soup, so I chose life and it smelled like hot bread.
The world doesn't end. In my case, no one really missed me or noticed that I'd taken a hiatus, which was probably the reason I felt the urge to flee. It's not a bad impulse to act on when one needs to get one's head back on straight.
- Sarcastro said...
Once on an impulse, I drove to Macon, GA to tell the woman I was in love with that I got a job. She didn't know about either the unrequited love or the job. She wasn't at home, so I used the powers of deductive reasoning (sold seperately) to find her in the law library. She seemed shocked at my unannounced arrival and instructed one of her study partners to look up 'restraining orders'.
I drove back to Atlanta a little wiser and smarter than when I left. I wonder what happened to her and that job that I wound up not taking.


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28 November, 2011 • Issue 17.4 • Literature
Influencing Harold Bloom
Harold Bloom
The Anatomy of Influence: Literature as a Way of Life
Yale University Press, 2011
368 Pages
The Anatomy of Influence: Literature as a Way of Life, by Harold Bloom, tries to make sense of a career that spans more than 50 years. Although Bloom takes his subjects very seriously, this is not a work of serious scholarship. The book is necessarily broad and Bloom makes no secret of its populist intent: there is enough autobiographical detail to keep the casual reader interested, and his judgements on Shakespeare, romanticism, and American poetry are more pleasingly put than they are anything new. Suspended somewhere between memoir and literary criticism, the results are by turns frustrating, inspiring, infuriating, and unexpectedly moving.
Since 1959, Bloom's research interests have ranged from romantic to contemporary to American poetry, from gnosticism to the Bible. He has cast himself as a defender of the Western canon and a champion of Shakespeare, but it was the publication of The Anxiety of Influence in 1973 that made his name as a literary critic, and that book still defines his career nearly 40 years later. Put brutally, Bloom's theory of influence amounts to a literary "survival of the fittest" via Sigmund Freud: all poets must confront their literary forebears; the strong poets will overcome their immediate influences while the weak poets will fail to do so and languish in mediocrity. The Anatomy of Influence is a retrospective of a lifetime's careful reading considered under the shade of this idea, his most famous and abiding insight.
Shakespeare and Walt Whitman loom large in The Anatomy of Influence, and extended sections of commentary make up a substantial number of chapters devoted to their work. Bloom discusses more than 30 other writers as well, but never strays far from the two poets he loves best. Bloom deliberately excluded Shakespeare from The Anxiety of Influence, claiming that the great poet of the English language belonged "to the giant age before the flood, before the anxiety of influence became central to poetic consciousness." That was then; now Shakespeare is construed as the patriarch of Bloom's theory of poetic influence. Bloom argues that the Bard is an influence on everyone. Even Shakespeare's early work influences his later work. "Shakespeare", Bloom writes, "invented us". This marks a return to the argument Bloom made in Shakespeare: Inventing the Human (1998). It is the most ambitious claim of The Anatomy of Influence, and arguably of Bloom's career, but it doesn't stand up to scrutiny. What Bloom means by "Shakespeare invented us" is that Shakespeare is the father of modern English-speaking language, culture, and humanity; he is the ultimate influence.
The reader is asked to accept this argument almost entirely on the basis that Harold Bloom is making it. There is undoubtedly a strong case to be made here, but Bloom is not the right critic to make it. The effect of Shakespeare on humanity cannot be proved without recourse to social and cultural history. In the absence of convincing argumentation and scholarship, Bloom's grand vision of Shakespearean influence relies heavily on hyperbolic axioms. They run from the enthusiastic ("Shakespeare most mattered because his men and women are ever-living representations of complete human beings"), to the metaphysical ("Hamlet centers the literary cosmos, Eastern as well as Western"), to the unconvincing ("Confusing Shakespeare with God is ultimately legitimate"), until the inevitable admission, "For me, Shakespeare is God." For me, this is where Bloom's rhetoric gives out—and where Bloom gives up. Although Shakespeare proves too much of a giant to be explained in terms of influence anxiety, these chapters, while ultimately unsuccessful, are worth a look. Who wouldn't want to watch Bloom grapple with God?
The Anatomy of Influence, then, reconsiders The Anxiety of Influence with a view to explain, not the theory itself, but how the theory can work within the entire Western literary canon. Instead of presenting a unified theory of influence Bloom gives us a selection of the strongest arguments from his back catalogue. Readers hoping for a serious and sustained consideration of the book that made Bloom's name will be disappointed. The influence of Northrop Frye is mentioned only in passing, while T. S. Eliot is given even shorter shrift. (Bloom describes him as "one of the worst literary critics of the twentieth century".) The critical provenance of Bloom's theory of influence, then, is not up for discussion, but nearly everything else is.
The Anatomy of Influence is at its best in the introduction and after Bloom's bout with Shakespeare. In the clear and convincing chapters on the poetic influence of Epicurus and Lucretius, as well as in his magisterial commentaries on Whitman, the reader is treated to the musings of one of the great literary critics of the 20th century completely in his element. As with the chapters on Shakespeare, quotables abound, but here they strike the right tone. Amusing swipes at Matthew Arnold ("the most overrated of all critics, ever") chime with interesting asides on Freud ("the Montaigne of his era"), but Bloom can get carried away in his search for the soundbite. Take these appraisals of contemporary letters: "Cynicism abounds. Reality is becoming virtual, bad books drive out good, reading is a dying art."; and "I will no longer strive with Resenters and other lemmings. We will be folded together in our common dust." This is Bloom the pantomime villain. These sententious mutterings as well as shadowy allusions to "New Cynics" and other abstract non-threats are unnecessary and feel a little forced, if not contrived, to play up to his contemporary, curmudgeonly, public image.
It is, instead, Bloom's use of autobiography that really pulls the book along. The strongest and most revealing moments come when Bloom's sheer faith in poetry breaks through his bluster. In a passage considering Whitman's elegy for Abraham Lincoln, "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd", the reader is confronted with an uncharacteristically vulnerable image of the author:
Last year I lay five months in the hospital with a broken back and other maladies, and lost myself day after day reciting "Lilacs" to myself soundlessly. I possess it now by more than memory since in part it was the angel of my modest resurrection.
This is only a brief moment in an overly long book, but these two sentences are worth all the mean-spirited zingers that Bloom can muster. The title of the first draft of The Anxiety of Influence was "The Covering Cherub; or, Poetic Influence". Here, Bloom steps beyond his cranky comfort zone; he lets us see the angels that attend his writing, and it is both inspiring and somehow very sad.
In this scene in the hospital, the book's subtitle "Literature as a Way of Life" is shown to be more than a platitude, as it hints toward the articulation of a belief in literature that is religious in its intensity and sincerity. At heart, this book is a meditation on what it means to give a life to literature. The sacrifices Bloom has made in pursuit of his obsession haunt his prose and his bullish critical persona. The isolation from colleagues and the academy is bitterly celebrated. The only contemporary Bloom recalls with any fondness is his dear friend, the late literary critic Angus Fletcher. The strength and endurance of Bloom's passion for reading is admirable but the loneliness which it appears to ensure is difficult to ignore. The inward turn that opening a book or chanting a poem represents is at the centre of both his solace and his solitude. At the beginning of The Anatomy of Influence Bloom states that, "My book isolates melancholy as the agon of influence" before less confidently adding, "perhaps I write to cure my own sense of having been overinfluenced since childhood by the greatest Western authors." Bloom's 39th book is sprawling and digressive, flawed, and often grumpy. But it is more than melancholy; most of all it is a testament to an extraordinary faith in literature.
Angus Brown is reading for a DPhil in English Literature at Jesus College, Oxford.


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"INRstar was born in Cornwall, and we have remained here as the internet and technology allows us to provide the product all over the UK"LumiraDx
LumiraDx needed to focus on the development of next generation technology to keep the business at the forefront of the industry.
Placing their team at the heart of thriving community of like-minded businesses looking to revolutionise health technology, enables LumiraDx to play a crucial role in a global market.INRstar is used in over 3000 NHS locations in the UK and supports over 300,000 patients A business with a global vision, underpinned by Cornwall's sense of community Utilising technology and algorithms to develop new software for the healthcare industry
Internationally, the health technology sector is growing exponentially with businesses, start-ups and entrepreneurs already transforming the health and care system. Although health technology is still an emerging market, Cornwall has been leading the way in the development of innovative health solutions since the '90s. The health technology sector across the region is set to continue to grow with projects like Smartline and EPIC going live alongside a thriving community for forward-thinking businesses looking to revolutionise the industry and play a crucial role in a global market.
LumiraDx Care Solutions, formerly known as SCSLhealth until its acquisition in 2016 by LumiraDx, is a global health technology company who recognised the innovative and skills expertise of a small business located in Camborne, Cornwall. Born out of a GP practice in Cornwall, Dr Mark Sullivan – Medical Director at LumiraDx Care Solutions – ran an anticoagulation service in the '90s. Thinking outside the box, Mark realised that technology and algorithms could help provide enhanced levels of accuracy to clinical decision making and, shortly after, the clinical decision support software 'INRstar' was developed.
"INRstar was born in Cornwall, and we have remained here as the internet and technology allows us to provide the product all over the UK, using cloud-based technology. The majority of our staff have either grown up in Cornwall or relocated to Cornwall to work with us"
LumiraDx Care Solutions is the UK market leader for anticoagulation clinical decision support software. The company's software – INRstar – has been designed to help improve patient safety and outcomes, supporting a more effective and efficient anticoagulation service.
Currently INRstar is used in over 3000 NHS locations in the UK and supports over 300,000 patients. The company has recently launched a patient self-care offering which Clare Gardner, Marketing and People Development Manager, says will "help to give patients the knowledge, skills and confidence to take more ownership of their condition".
The company covers a breadth of specialism from their 'Discovery Team' focusing on the development of next generation technology to keep the business at the forefront of the industry, through to sales and marketing, software development and customer support. "We have a low staff turnover rate with a couple of employees who have ten years' service this year! Our employees are mostly based in our Tolvaddon office in Cornwall, although we are continuing to expand".
LumiraDx Care Solutions places significant emphasis on the health and well-being of their employees, ensuring a great work/life balance, offering numerous employee incentives such as free daily lunches and access to a life coach. Staff feeling confident, engaged and supported has contributed to the company's competitive edge and they are now looking to bring a range of new patient-focused products to market this year.
"Every six months we issue an online staff survey to measure engagement, motivation and well-being. One of the core questions that is asked every time is 'On a scale of 1 to 5 (1= being not at all and 5= absolutely), how likely would you be to recommend working here to someone you know outside the business?' This question helps us measure staff satisfaction and happiness as the happier an employee is at work, the more likely they are to be engaged and to recommend us as a great place to work.
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The program year runs from October through September.
All meetings begin at 10 a.m. unless noted.
The club business meeting is held after the program.
OCTOBER 24, 2018: BELLBROOK-SUGARCREEK PARKS….The latest on Morris Reserve, how the district developed a rain garden at the community center, ongoing research and more.
Presenter: Kendra Schide, Chief Naturalist, Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Parks District
Meeting Location: Sugarcreek Township Building, 2090 Ferry Road.
NOVEMBER 28, 2018: HOME RAIN GARDENS: Gardening for Water Quality. Presentation will focus on a practical and economical approach to understanding the what's, why's and how's of managing the rain water in your yard by installing a rain garden. This overview will include the definition, benefits, history, affordable design/construction, and plant selection for a rain garden as well as the use of rain barrels in your yard.
Presenter: Jerry Haun, Master Gardener
Meeting Location: Sugarcreek Township Building, 2090 Ferry Road.
JANUARY 23: THE LITTLE MIAMI WATERSHED and how it affects the ecology of our area.
Former First Lady of Ohio and teacher Hope Taft will share with us a fascinating narrated PowerPoint presentation on the history and importance of the Little Miami River to human, animal and plant life in the region.
Meeting Location: Sugarcreek Township Building, 2090 Ferry Road.
FEBRUARY 27: NATIVE PLANTS AND WEEDS--Building your gardens with drought-resistant, wildlife- attracting plants. Also, understanding weeds and how to prevent them from taking over!
Presenter: Macy Reynolds, Master Gardener
Meeting Location: Sugarcreek Township Building, 2090 Ferry Road.
MARCH 27: FURST FLORIST GREENHOUSES TOUR--A little bit of spring warmth and color!
Program Location: 1306 Troy St, Dayton, OH . Furst is one of very few growers left in our area. For more than 100 years, the Furst Family has grown flowers and plants as well as designed floral arrangements for Dayton-area clientele. Enjoy the guided greenhouse tour. See the color, including the preparation for Easter and the starts of spring and summer flowers.
Meeting Location following: Dayton Metro Main Library, East Third St. Free parking in garage beneath library, with elevator to main floor.
APRIL 24: WILDFLOWER WALK AT MORRIS RESERVE--Guided by Kendra Schide, Chief Naturalist. See trillium and other flowers on the new trails. Learn about how they fit in the ecosystem. 60-90 minute guided walk. Morris Reserve is located at 3151 Lower Bellbrook Road.
Meeting Location after Morris Reserve: Bellbrook Community Center, 2751 Washington Mill Road.
MAY 22, 2019: CIVIC PLANTING –library, museum and planters.
Meeting Location: Bellbrook United Methodist Church Community Room. Bring Brown Bag Lunch and beverage. 47 East Franklin St.
Presenter/tour guide: Debra Mescher, Woodland. From the Woodland web site: "Selecting from thousands of available acres, the original Woodland trustees, led by John Van Cleve, chose 40 acres remarkable for their wide variety of trees and hilltop views. Opening in 1843, it was for that natural beauty that they chose to call it Woodland. Today, Woodland's 200 acres make up one of the nation's oldest 'garden' cemeteries and is on the National Register of Historic Places. With more than 3,000 trees, Woodland is recognized as one of the areas' finest arboretums. Many of its trees are more than a century old."
After the Woodland tour, we visit Smith Gardens which is a lovely small, public garden tucked in the west side of Oakwood with water features and a mix of perennials, annuals and trees (a favorite location for weddings and photography).
Lunch out/meeting location after tours: Dewberry 1850 Restaurant at the Marriott, 1414 Patterson Blvd.
JULY 24, 2019: CONTAINER WATER GARDENING: Creating a Soothing, Mini-Aquatic Garden that will Enhance Any Deck, Patio or Entryway. Learn more about simple and appealing outdoor water feature to a limited space. This overview will cover kinds and styles of water containers; a variety of aquatic plants from submerged to floaters; and selected types of aquatic fauna.
Presenter: Jerry Haun, Master Gardener
Meeting Location: Sugarcreek Township Building, 2090 Ferry Road.
AUGUST 28, 2019: PLANT CRAFT. Reproducing Secret Garden (Waynesville-area garden business) "art" using indoor plants and herbs.
Meeting Location: Bellbrook Community Center
SEPTEMBER 25, 2019: PLANT POWER--Interesting facts and folklore about American plants including usage in food, as medicine, in household repair, spiritual practice and protection.
Presenter: Lisa Gooding
Meeting Location: Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Schools Administration Building, 3757 Upper Bellbrook Road.


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Correspondence in Rendering Neologisms from English into Persian:
A Case Study of Avatar
Zahra Haddadi. M.A.
Alireza Ameri, Ph.D.
Department of English Language Translation,
Faculty of Persian Literature and Foreign Languages,
Islamic Azad University, South Tehran Branch
Translation is the art of reproducing an utterance or a part of discourse from source language (SL) into target language (TL). A part of discourse can be consisting of a paragraph, a phrase, a sentence, and a neologism. Newmark (1988) stated that neologisms could be defined as newly coined lexical units or existing lexical units that acquire a new sense. The case of this study is subtitle of Avatar film (2009) whose 92 new words in English language (SL) and their counterparts in Persian language (TL) have been extracted, recorded and surveyed on the basis of suggested strategies of Silvia`s (2001) model for creation of neologisms and Newmark`s (1988) theoretical framework for neologisms` translation. In this qualitative, descriptive study, Avatar film has been watched and the data have been probed and analyzed in content of text via subtitles. The findings of this study can demonstrate that strategies like coinage, nonce words, and proper nouns have formed the highest percentage of the data analysis. Because of this, the suggested strategies for translating these words could be transference and literal translation which play an important role in this study. Neologisms could have been transferred directly into target culture or translated with no changes or with minor changes, into target language.
Key words: Neologisms, Correspondence, Avatar, Na`vi language.
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Sunday, March 7, 2010
Ella's missing tooth
On my dressing table I have three little metal containers. Each one has teeth in from the children, collected over the last fifteen years. Whoops! What I mean is, teeth that the 'tooth fairy' has collected over the years. She has always left money but not taken the teeth! See the Post a few back about 'Funny Bunnies' to get the drift of my mixed feelings about the things we tell our kids...mixed messages. But I do also think a sense of mystery and a sense of magic in the world is good. ANYWAY...this painting is large. About a meter and a half long by a meter high. It is of us with Ella proudly showing off her first missing front tooth. I sort of wanted it to look sugary sweet ( like a dental nurses nightmare!) and a bit magical.
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Event Handlers Propagate Changes Outside the Model
This article applies to Visual Studio 2015. If you're looking for the latest Visual Studio documentation, use the version selector at the top left. We recommend upgrading to Visual Studio 2019. Download it here
In Visualization and Modeling SDK, you can define store event handlers to propagate changes to resources outside the store, such as non-store variables, files, models in other stores, or other Visual Studio extensions. Store event handlers are executed after the end of the transaction in which the triggering event occurred. They are also executed in an Undo or Redo operation. Therefore, unlike store rules, store events are most useful for updating values that are outside the store. Unlike .NET events, store event handlers are registered to listen to a class: you do not have to register a separate handler for each instance. For more information about how to choose between different ways to handle changes, see Responding to and Propagating Changes.
The graphical surface and other user interface controls are examples of external resources that can be handled by store events.
To define a store event
Choose the type of event that you want to monitor. For a full list, look at the properties of EventManagerDirectory. Each property corresponds to a type of event. The most frequently used event types are:
ElementAdded– triggered when a model element, relationship link, shape or connector is created.
ElementPropertyChanged – triggered when the value of a
Normaldomain property is changed. The event is triggered only if the new and old values are not equal. The event cannot be applied to calculated and custom storage properties.
It cannot be applied to the role properties that correspond to relationship links. Instead, use
ElementAddedto monitor the domain relationship.
ElementDeleted– triggered after a model element, relationship, shape or connector has been deleted. You can still access the property values of the element, but it will have no relationships to other elements.
Add a partial class definition for YourDslDocData in a separate code file in the DslPackage project.
Write the code of the event as a method, as in the following example. It can be
static, unless you want to access
OnDocumentLoaded()to register the handler. If you have more than one handler, you can register them all in the same place.
The location of the registration code is not critical.
DocView.LoadView()is an alternative location.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.Modeling;
namespace Company.MusicLib
partial class MusicLibDocData
// Register store events here or in DocView.LoadView().
protected override void OnDocumentLoaded()
base.OnDocumentLoaded(); // Don't forget this.
#region Store event handler registration.
Store store = this.Store;
EventManagerDirectory emd = store.EventManagerDirectory;
DomainRelationshipInfo linkInfo = store.DomainDataDirectory
new EventHandler<ElementAddedEventArgs>(AddLink));
new EventHandler<ElementDeletedEventArgs>(RemoveLink));
#endregion Store event handlers.
private void AddLink(object sender, ElementAddedEventArgs e)
ArtistAppearsInAlbum link = e.ModelElement as ArtistAppearsInAlbum;
if (link != null)
ExternalDatabase.Add(link.Artist.Name, link.Album.Title);
private void RemoveLink(object sender, ElementDeletedEventArgs e)
ArtistAppearsInAlbum link = e.ModelElement as ArtistAppearsInAlbum;
if (link != null)
ExternalDatabase.Delete(link.Artist.Name, link.Album.Title);
Using Events to Make Undoable Adjustments in the Store
Store events are not normally used for propagating changes inside the store, because the event handler executes after the transaction is committed. Instead, you would use a store rule. For more information, see Rules Propagate Changes Within the Model.
However, you could use an event handler to make additional updates to the store, if you want the user to be able to undo the additional updates separately from the original event. For example, suppose that lower case characters are the usual convention for album titles. You could write a store event handler that corrects the title to lower case after the user has typed it in upper case. But the user could use the Undo command to cancel your correction, restoring the upper case characters. A second Undo would remove the user's change.
By contrast, if you wrote a store rule to do the same thing, the user's change and your correction would be in the same transaction, so that the user could not undo the adjustment without losing the original change.
partial class MusicLibDocView
// Register store events here or in DocData.OnDocumentLoaded().
protected override void LoadView()
/* Register store event handler for Album Title property. */
// Get reflection data for property:
DomainPropertyInfo propertyInfo =
// Add to property handler list:
new EventHandler<ElementPropertyChangedEventArgs>
// Alternatively, you can set one handler for
// all properties of a class.
// Your handler has to determine which property changed.
DomainClassInfo classInfo = this.Store.DomainDataDirectory
new EventHandler<ElementPropertyChangedEventArgs>
return base.LoadView();
// Undoable adjustment after a property is changed.
// Method can be static since no local access.
private static void AlbumTitleAdjuster(object sender,
ElementPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
Album album = e.ModelElement as Album;
Store store = album.Store;
// We mustn't update the store in an Undo:
if (store.InUndoRedoOrRollback
|| store.InSerializationTransaction)
if (e.DomainProperty.Id == Album.TitleDomainPropertyId)
string newValue = (string)e.NewValue;
string lowerCase = newValue.ToLowerInvariant();
if (!newValue.Equals(lowerCase))
using (Transaction t = store.TransactionManager
.BeginTransaction("adjust album title"))
album.Title = lowerCase;
} // Beware! This could trigger the event again.
// else other properties of this class.
If you write an event that updates the store:
store.InUndoRedoOrRollbackto avoid making changes to model elements in Undo. The transaction manager will set everything in the store back to its original state.
store.InSerializationTransactionto avoid making changes while the model is being loaded from file.
Your changes will cause further events to be triggered. Make sure that you avoid an infinite loop.
Store Event types
Each event type corresponds to a collection in Store.EventManagerDirectory. You can add or remove event handlers at any time, but it is usual to add them when the document is loaded.
EventManagerDirectory Property name
|Executed when
|An instance of a domain class, domain relationship, shape, connector or diagram is created.
|A model element has been removed from the store's element directory and is no longer the source or target of any relationship. The element is not actually deleted from memory, but is retained in case of a future Undo.
|Invoked at the end of an outer transaction.
|Invoked when all other events have been processed.
|A model element has been moved from one store partition to another.
This is not related to the location of a shape on the diagram.
|The value of a domain property has changed. This is executed only if the old and new values are unequal.
|One of the two roles (ends) of a relationship references a new element.
|In a role with multiplicity greater than 1, the sequence of links has changed.


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Arun Gandhi's post on "Jewish Domination" seems to have drawn quite of lot of flak lately. Why he even had to resign for the very institute in the name of his Grandfather that he had founded. On resigning from the MK Gandhi institute of non-violence at the University of Rochester NY, he wrote,
"My intention was to generate a healthy discussion on the proliferation of violence. Clearly, I did not achieve my goal. Instead, unintentionally, my words have resulted in pain, anger, confusion and embarrassment,"
An yes, the Comments have'nt been too appreciative of the post too. David Sternlight writes,
I am older than Mr. Gandhi and still remember the time when Indians ran around the world with their holier-than-thou attitude sanctimoniously preaching against nuclear weapons. Then they got their own bomb.
I see that nothing has changed.
Another commentator writes,
Your grandfather would be ashamed of you.
Now i think that was uncalled for. In my own personal take on this, the only mistake that Mr. Gandhi has done is that he has used his words in a very poor manner that has driven him to become a victim of high handed, powerful jewish forces. There is nothing wrong in that article and the idea that he seems to bring out is really justified. What happened to a race 60 years ago is being repeated by them upon others at present. I don't think mass crimes can be justified in the name of security. I'm pretty sure the Grandfather would'nt have approved of the present Jewish power struggle and the blood line seems to have its connection here.
The post that he wrote is displayed below.
Jewish Identity Can't Depend on Violence
Jewish identity in the past has been locked into the holocaust experience — a German burden that the Jews have not been able to shed. It is a very good example of a community can overplay a historic experience to the point that it begins to repulse friends. The holocaust was the result of the warped mind of an individual who was able to influence his followers into doing something dreadful. But, it seems to me the Jews today not only want the Germans to feel guilty but the whole world must regret what happened to the Jews. The world did feel sorry for the episode but when an individual or a nation refuses to forgive and move on the regret turns into anger.
The Jewish identity in the future appears bleak. Any nation that remains anchored to the past is unable to move ahead and, especially a nation that believes its survival can only be ensured by weapons and bombs. In Tel Aviv in 2004 I had the opportunity to speak to some Members of Parliament and Peace activists all of whom argued that the wall and the military build-up was necessary to protect the nation and the people. In other words, I asked, you believe that you can create a snake pit — with many deadly snakes in it — and expect to live in the pit secure and alive? What do you mean? they countered. Well, with your superior weapons and armaments and your attitude towards your neighbors would it not be right to say that you are creating a snake pit? How can anyone live peacefully in such an atmosphere? Would it not be better to befriend those who hate you? Can you not reach out and share your technological advancement with your neighbors and build a relationship?
Apparently, in the modern world, so determined to live by the bomb, this is an alien concept. You don't befriend anyone, you dominate them. We have created a culture of violence (Israel and the Jews are the biggest players) and that Culture of Violence is eventually going to destroy humanity.


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Have great memories of watching Nigel referee a European cup Quarter final a few years back.. the game was Edinburgh V Toulouse at Murrayfield.
I spent 80 minutes watching the referee
Another quiet word from Nigel Owens, this time to Simon Zebo.
In this case he ordered Zebo to make an apology.
1 - the ref doesn't have the power to force him to do this
2 - so, then, what's he going to do if Zebo says no he'd rather not ? Disallow the try?
*shrug* then he risks being in the refs bad books the rest of the game. I gave two players a lecture, told them to stop dicking about off the ball and suggested they shake hands and crack on today, it worked, no stronger sanctions needed, I didn't have the power to make them do it, but they knew they were in the wrong and that it was the right thing to do, and in the overall spirit of that game. They could have refused, but chose not to.
They were acting like children, and they knew it - judge the situation in front of you on it's merits, there are times it'll work and times it won't, don't think NO was wrong in this case, and someone needs to police the respect on the pitch as these players are supposed to be an example to others, ie the children.
Core Values include Respect, about which NO feels strongly:
It is through discipline, control and mutual respect that the spirit of the game flourishes and, in the context of a game as physically challenging as rugby, these are the qualities which forge the fellowship and sense of fair play so essential to the games ongoing success and survival.
I agree with all that treadmore
The sanction for bad sportsmanship and similar is a PK . A referee doesn't have the power to compel a player to make an apology . .. any more than he could make him do 30 press ups, or a lap round the pitch, or drink a dirty pint
The sanctions are : warning , PK, YC , RC
In the zebo case a warning would be correct
You're overworrying it. Some refs can get away with it - NO is clearly one of them. he has enough chips in the bank to cash in a few.
A team you've seen twice in three years? High Risk Maneuver.
"World Rugby's chief executive Brett Gopser has described the Welsh referee's dressing down of Simon Zebo as a 'thoughtful and well managed intervention"
I think "high risk manoeuvre" is closer to the mark.
Mutual respect comes form earning respect - not be being forced to shake hands with somebody that at that moment in time you dont; have any for.
And what as a ref if you are going to do if the player(s) refuse? card them for ref abuse ie not following your instruction? Bet that will go far at disciplinary...
I have a thing about teams clapping each other off the pitch - it always happened in my day. When I've politely said to teams "You clapping them off boys?" I have to come across a team that has refused. Sometimes teams / players just need a gentle nudge to do the right thing; and if the Referee isn't going to be the one giving the nudge, who will?
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Numbness in the Tip of the Big Toe
Most people get numb toes once in awhile, from wearing tight shoes or sitting or standing for extended periods of time. Persistent big toe numbness may be related to injury, nerve damage or poor circulation.
Most people get numb toes once in awhile, from wearing tight shoes or from prolonged sitting or standing. But this symptom can be worrisome when the toe stays numb.
If you are experiencing serious medical symptoms, seek emergency treatment immediately.
Persistent big toe numbness, which sometimes impacts only the tip of the big toe, is usually related to nerve damage or poor circulation. Since ongoing loss of feeling indicates an underlying cause, it's important to see your doctor, so you can understand the cause and have a plan to protect your feet.
Short-Term Causes
A common cause of temporary toe numbness is when your shoes directly compress the nerves in your feet or toes. In addition, spending too much time in a certain position — such as sitting or standing — can lead to numbness as nerves get pinched or blood flow is reduced.
A foot cast or brace that is too tight and exposure to cold temperatures can also lead to numb toes. This temporary numbness is managed by avoiding the trigger. Wear shoes that fit well, and get professionally fitted for shoes if needed. Avoid prolonged standing or sitting, and protect your feet in the cold by wearing weather-appropriate footwear.
Peripheral Neuropathy
Persistent toe numbness may be a consequence of peripheral neuropathy, or damage to the nerves in the extremities 2. Symptoms, which often impact both feet and may start at the tip of the big toes, include a pins-and-needles sensation, pain, weakness and numbness.
Over time, this numbness may spread to the entire toe, foot and leg. Peripheral neuropathy may be caused by diabetes, or related to spinal cord or nerve injury, autoimmune disease, drug side effects, exposure to toxins, alcoholism, and infections 14. The damage from neuropathy is not reversible, and treatment is directed at managing pain, foot care and treating the underlying cause in order to prevent additional damage.
Other Nerve-Related Causes
Another cause of numbness is sciatica, which occurs when the sciatic nerve -- which runs from the spine down the leg -- gets pinched or damaged. Sciatica may cause pain in the back, buttock and leg, and weakness and numbness in the leg, hip, foot and toes.
Other causes of nerve damage that can lead to toe numbness include vitamin B12 deficiency and brain conditions such as a stroke or multiple sclerosis. Nerve irritation or damage may also be more likely when foot deformities are present, such as bunions. Treatment is geared at controlling or removing the underlying cause, and managing neuropathy pain.
Impaired Circulation
Numbness in the big toe may also be related to peripheral artery disease (PAD), which is characterized by the narrowing of the arteries that supply blood to the extremities 1. PAD is caused by atherosclerosis, which leads to plaque accumulation on the arterial walls.
These narrowed arteries restrict blood flow to the legs and feet, and this results in abnormal sensations, including numbness in the big toe. Common PAD symptoms include pain or cramping which resolves upon rest. Treatment for PAD usually consists of a combination of medications and lifestyle changes.
If you have persistent numbness in your toes or feet, let your doctor know, since this symptom has an underlying cause which needs to be evaluated and effectively treated.
Also, visually inspect your feet every day for injuries, sores or infections, since you may not be able to feel pain or the sensation of temperature or discomfort in your numb area. See your doctor right away if you have neuropathy or PAD and have a sore, injury or infection on your feet.
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I bet you didn't ever think of yourself as an entertainer, now did you...and your t shirts with funny sayings is your comical stage from where you perform from and make an audience laugh!
You might not be the upfront comic, but think about it, your way of expressing something funny through words.
Maybe you don't have a visual knack for designing or coming up with funny photos or designs or even sketches, but what you are gifted at, is telling a funny joke with words, maybe not vocally like a comedian but visually with words on a t shirt.
Your 'comedy sketch' is your own funny t shirt saying.
Humor is what adds joy to make the world go round.
Everybody loves a happy ending and especially a funny amusing ending that makes them feel good and hopeful for the future.
You can help us to see a happy ending come about in any situation or tough time.
Life is to short to worry about things and with a funny saying t shirt, it will put a smile in their heart!
Here are a few:
Just like a comedian needs material and inspiration, so do you. Where would you look to research some books, poetry, songs, sayings and even quotes.
Find a well-known speaker or politician and use a quote that they have said in one of their speeches or even a quote from a movie or TV program.
T shirts with funny quotes are an endless source of funny feeling stuff. Take for example, quotes from Homer J Simpson
Let's not forget the little ones too. What is more adorable, than a funny baby saying t shirt.
And what about the pregnant mom's, how your own maternity shirts with
funny sayings.
When my wife was pregnant with our first boy, amongst all the aches and pains from him inside her, a good laugh with funny sayings shirts just reminded her about the bundle of joy just waiting to come out!
Commercials use a lot of slogans for advertising, so why not try adapting funny t shirt slogans to make them your own, with your own inventive humor!
Never think that your humor is too silly or too dry for your t shirts with funny sayings.


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John, a former high school drama teacher, assistant principal and principal, is the Executive Director of Westlake Charter School in Sacramento, California. A passionate educator, John shares resources through his high-energy podcast "Learn With John Eick" and website of the same name. In this broadcast, John and Brent share stories about the power of "Thank You" and how affirming those around you can have an immeasurable impact.
Chris is in his 12th year in education, currently teaching 3rd grade teacher at Monte Vista Elementary School in Murrieta, California. Always looking to create engaging experiences for his students, Chris brings high-interest activities like PlayStation, fidget spinners, and fantasy football into his classroom. He also shares resources with his students and their families through his website at teampassafume.com. In this broadcast, Chris and Brent share stories of how making your classroom a can't-miss destination can lead to increased student engagement and learning.
Cori is a mother, teacher, and encourager of others. She is currently a Teacher On Special Assignment (TOSA) in the Simi Valley Unified School District. She is a Google Certified Educator (Level 1 and 2) and the co-moderator of the #SVTChat, #SVTBook, and #VCHSChat Twitter chats. She also regularly provides inspiration and encouragement through her blog Leading In Limbo. In this broadcast, Cori and Brent share stories of how moving out of our comfort zones, while sometimes uncomfortable, can stretch and grow us.
Tony is a former 5th grade teacher now working as an educational consultant, sharing resources through his website at learninginhand.com. He has worked with educators in almost every state, Canada, Australia, England, and the Caribbean to facilitate workshops and make presentations to K-12 educators and students. He has authored books, produced videos, developed an iPad app, and blogged about learning and technology. In 2001 he had a 1:1 classroom full of Palm Pilots, and in 2005 he started one of the first podcasts from an elementary school (Radio WillowWeb). In this broadcast, Tony and Brent share stories about the incredible influence educators can have by connecting and sharing with others.
John is an educational technology coach for Chaffey Joint Union High School District who has taught high school Geometry, Algebra 1, middle school Math, Service Learning, and Robotics, Engineering, and Design. He co-founded and moderates #CAedchat, the weekly teacher Twitter chat for the state of California, and is the co-founder and organizer of EdCamp Palm Springs. John is also the co-author of The Classroom Chef, a book designed to help teachers take risks in their classrooms and encourage them to prepare a lesson like a fine meal. In this broadcast, John shares stories that prompted him to write Table Talk Math, a book encouraging parents to engage in math-based conversations with their children.


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If a developer/moderator signs into my board, then I'll have to make my world as a temple.
And also, why would I sell the world when a moderator sign is significantly more important than a world lock.
If a developer/moderator signs into my board, then I'll have to make my world as a temple.
And also, why would I sell the world when a moderator sign is significantly more important than a world lock.
I would never let other moderators to sign me a board until Seth and Hamumu sign first. But if ever, I'd cherish because, though, this is material and artificial - this game, Growtopia - it's something I have invested in, in the past... And no, I mean time not money, in terms of "invested in".
I have no experience with mod signatures but, if I ever got one I would just do what any normal growtopian would do you know.
1. Build a world around the board.
2. In the morning I feed the board and give it plenty of water.
3. Praise the board.
4. Worship the board.
5. Sb and brag about the board.
6. Go to sleep next to the board.
7. Repeat 1-6.
I make low-quality content.
Most Recent video: (My videos aren't usually like this)
IGN: SeaAce
Instagram: Spades.gt
I have a moderator's sign in my world which is completely abandoned and ransacked by myself
IGN : Liquify
Jeffrey Li is my idol
My discord - Liquify#5940
To be talkin' to you,belladonna
Definitely never selling it. I was collecting moderator signs in SATIRE101, a world mocking the WOTDs. I think some 1.0 mods liked the irony. I'm not even sure whose signs I got...
Also, speaking of which, I've won a numerous amount of WOTDs but I can't recall if I've had Seth sign a board before. I just didn't want to bother him when he was still around.
Join the /r/Growtopia Discord Server!IGN: electrodream
Discord: Dreamy#2149
IG: @electrodreamy
WOTD count: 23
Forumers' VIP pass: StarboardFTW.
To clarify, I'm not an Australian citizen but I'm an Indonesian studying abroad.
Mod signs are worthless to me and I don't see anything cool about it, it has never crossed my mind that a mod should sign up my board and I will never ask for such things because those things are worthless.
if I did get a sign from a mod, It would be as a same as a players sign which I will not ever lock but of my own. Nothing is cool about moderator sign and it honestly doesn't give you any memories like some say it does.
IGN: SydeEvil
Discord: SydeEvil#2924
If it would be Developer signature i wouldn't sell no matter what..
However mod/famous signs really don't turn me on.. i'd probably sell the world only if i needed the wls.
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I like anime, board games, video games, and food! (and just about everything else that's fun, competitive, and inspiring)
Link to my official IG
keep it, I guess
sign theirs back to show dominance
Discord: scr0nchi#1435
Ign: ItzEaglet
Main: EagsWorld
Ig: @hey_im_eaglet
Please ignore the vibes my avatar is giving off
Pl0x Don8 in EagDonate yes
Pwease visit www.allureofnds.net :3as
The infamous AV8R commented on my world; will never sell it.
I would brag to anyone and everyone. You know, cause I'm like that.
Christmas is nearing, which means it's time for...
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In short, I wouldn't do anything. Maybe lock the board depending on what it is they've said, but that would be about it.
I've got a world sitting around with 7 mod signatures supporting a cause, and the only reason I haven't cleared off the board is because I'll rebuild the world one day; Since some of these mods aren't around anymore, I think it would be pretty neat for players to see - a piece of the past.
IGN: Cloverlord
Current level: 107
Discord: Cloverleaf#0258
Instagram: @cloverlordgt
My shop world: LIQUIDMARKET.
I honestly dont mind if they do. Wether public board or not.
Well wouldnt happen in the first place cause i stopped placing that type of board.
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I will show it to the whole universe and died from overproud
All is fair in love and war
I'd just keep the world and build around it.
It just feels right when I profit off of hard work (or just hardcore farming.)
Whoa! I'm back, physically but not in spirit.
IGN: Areodax - Discord: Areodax#4384
Main World: THEMOONCAKEFARMS
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Sam Hospitality has worked with hospitality establishments in South Africa since 2011. From the research that we have conducted, the common challenge has become clear to us; it is difficult to hire suitably trained staff (especially junior staff). We have also established as well that some hospitality businesses are so busy they do not get the time to be training entry-level employees. That is why we developed The Hospitality Training & Placement Programme (HTPP), which is aimed at providing a 360 degree solution. The service is free to our partners.
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Once the training element has been completed, students are sent to our Hospitality Host Business for a paid work placement. All placements range from 6 – 12 months, allowing the Hospitality Host Businesses to get the most out of all staff and make sure that the benefits of training are seen over a period of time. It is to the HHB's discretion to offer a candidate permanent employment. The size of your establishment is not a matter. Whether you want 5 candidates or you want 20, we will deliver, according to your specifications.
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Bound to be one of the most popular hunts of the season, the Timeless Treasures Hunt is indeed a gem. Short enough to do in an evening. Easy enough (with the hints from the website) to find most goodies. Great gifts! It doesn't get much better than this. Indeed, my inventory is fatter as a new day begins.
While I could post a dozen great features on the items in this hunt, I suspect that others will do just that. So, for now anyway, here are three prizes that happily pair with one of the new releases from E! Eclectic. It is so nice when synchronicity works for us. The e! Bella Uno Mini comes in a wide variety of colors and as you might expect is able to do double duty tucked into low rize pants. E! is in the TTH also; find the scroll and be rewarded with a cute summery lime green mini.
My picks from the hunt -- for today *wink* -- include a collar and armband set from Death Row Designs, one of the more intriguing stops on the hunt tour. Not for the tame of heart, the set definitely stands out. Great for the tougher gals among us as well as role play.
I began this hunt solely in search of some new ZOE skins to add to my Tuli collection. I have them and they are lovely. You will of course see them in the future. The mocha skin in the street scene above is one of three tones of Maria from Style by Kira. Exotic and lovely! Two other skin tones come in the prize pack.
Last mention in my styling is the great hair from .:EMO-tions:. It takes a lot to get me into black hair, but this style is difficult to resist. A french braided number with messy ponytail, it begs for you to let out that naughty girl inside.
*** The title for this post came not from the outfit, but from one of the pose names - :D.
Hair: .:EMO-tions:. * NABU 2 * /black
Skin: Style by Kira - Maria Skin 03
Clothing: e! Bella Uno Mini (Black)
Accessories: DRDtreasurearmstraps; DRDtreasurecollar
Poses by:retired posemaker (NLA)
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1 injured in 3-alarm fire on Snyder Ave. in Flatbush
At least one person was injured after a three-alarm fire broke out at two homes in Brooklyn Wednesday.
It happened around 12 a.m. on Snyder Avenue and East 55th Street in Flatbush.
Neighbors say flames and smoke were pouring out of its windows.
However, firefighters say they were able to get the flames under control in less than an hour.
The windows of the home have since been boarded up.
Firefighters say one person was hurt, but the injuries do not seem to be life threatening.
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Discussion in 'Amps and Cabs' started by arexjay, Sep 21, 2005.
Anyone know where I can buy one?
AND, would an Avatar cab sound good with one?
Where are you? Guitar Resurrection (http://www.guitarrez.com) in Austin, TX has one. I (and a few others) think the Bogner cabs are great.
I have a minty XTC Classic for sale for $2800 plus shippinig (Cont US only) send me an e-mail to rbone100 at yahoo dot com. Check my feedback on ebay I have sold several high end amps and guitars.
Buy Ralphie's Classic, Bro!!!
That's the one!!
You'll pay more than that for a 101B and the Classic is twice the amp!
Please explain how the Classic is twice the amp. I have heard that you loose some features, do you know which ones?
I have owned 2 101B's - NEVER again!
I own two 100B's and a Classic now.
The Classic does not have the dual pres controls.
It does however have MUCH superior tone, more "open", not as mid-spiked, and no carpet in front of cabinet muffled tone! The Classic also has a better clean channel.
I would say (for me), the Classic is even better than the 100B!
If you have any questions, pm me... I'll give you my phone #.
take care,
Whoa......hold on a sec there Keith.
I find it about 50:50 guys who like the Classic (or 100) versus guys who like the 101b.
I have sold XTC's since 1994 and I own and prefer the 101b. That's the amp that happens to work for me....my attack....my style etc....just like the Classic works best for you.
I wouldn't say one is better than the other, but arexjay needs someone to qualify his needs properly and then recommend the *right* amp for him.
Bump for Stu here.....I've purchased a Dr. Z and a Bad Cat from him and he's well qualified to help someone make a decision. I definitely would not get bogged (pun) down in the better/worse argument.
okay well basically, I'm looking for versatility. I play in a hardcore/metal band, an lame obscure cover band, and a classic rock cover band. This amp seems to be able to cover most of that just with its different levels of dirt alone. I'm planning on getting a Zendrive or ZIM or something of the like to go with it for some low gain I think, and have modulation covered with pedals. Anything else you think you need to know? I'm open to a lot of suggestions of other amps because I don't really wanna spend so much on this.
theres a 101b in the emporium ... just a heads up.
Listen to Stu..he knows his sh*t. Got my Shiva from him.
The way I see it, the Ecstasy is an amp of compromises. If you get the 101b you have a compromised clean channel. If you get the Classic you have a compromised red channel.
I figure i can always add gain, but i cant make my clean channel better. But then again, its a $500 compromise.
Hmmmm.... Good input Stu, but I disagree..Of course it's subjective, both Bogners are great, I just prefer the Classic hands down.
A used MINT Classic for 2800.00?
That's my suggestion!
But, what do I know?!
Thanks SQUAREHEAD!
It's now listed on ebay. I am willing to take it off if someone from TGP or HCAF wants it. I would like to sell it before my band leaves to play in Key West, FL in a few weeks.
Auction Link
I own both. My Classic has the gain mod on the red channel that Reinhold does, so it's not quite a fair comparison. I agree that $2800 for a sweet clean Classic is a screamin' deal. I would seriously doubt if you could find a used 101B for much less.
If it comes down to <$500 difference, I'd go Classic everytime.
I run it through an Avatar 2x12 with V30's. Not as great sounding as my Bogner 4x12 (with 2 speakers gone and ported), but I wouldn't expect it to.
I just bought a Bogner 101B on eBay for $2175 last weekend, there were others not selling for $2300. I'm getting to know it now.
This is my first post , hello everybody. I've been on HC as stillakid for over 4 years and have lurked here for awhile
I have a 101 A and think that the 6l6 help the cleans and no compromise with the red/blue. I had a 101B FWIW and the 101A is 10x better
I'm getting Bogner GAS, but damn I either gotta sell something, save for a while, or a combination of the two.
What is the RED channel mod on the XTC C??


text: Share: Comments Print May 7, 2007 at 11:28 AM Wright stuff Posted by Jayda Evans Storm guard Tanisha Wright practiced in Connecticut today and looked good, according to coach Anne Donovan. She should be good to play on Tuesday after missing the past week, plus the exhibition game against Indiana on Saturday, due to a left groin pull. Donovan said Wright will start at point guard and rookie Katie Gearlds will move to the bench, playing her normal role as backup for the perimeter players. That (and not being guarded by Tully Bevilaqua) should help Gearlds shoot better than 20 percent from the field, as she did in her debut. Storm star Betty Lennox also is stateside and being picked up from the airport as I write this. She was groggy from the trip but happy to be back from playing in Poland. Lennox left a day early, missing Saturday's championship game, which her team lost to squad led by Los Angeles All-Star Chamique Holdsclaw. But Donovan said not to be so quick in penciling the 2004 Finals MVP into the starting lineup. The coach wants to see how Lennox is at shootaround on Tuesday before deciding on a rotation for the perimeter against Connecticut. The coaching staff also probably wants to get another long look at forward Shyra Ely, who was impressive with her 3-for-7 shooting for 10 points and seven boards in 31 minutes, fouling out late in the game against Indiana. Donovan might want to run the Wright, Iziane Castro Marques and Ely lineup live once before putting Lennox back in the lineup. Storm forward Wendy Palmer remains a slight question mark. She practiced and looks fine, according to Donovan, but the quad strain sustained on Saturday stems from her continuing to rehab her way back from a pulled left Achilles last summer. It's a difficult injury to recover from, and Palmer has done an admirable job to even be playing, but she still needs to get in game shape. "We've got to play it by ear, she's got a lot of pulled muscles," Donovan said. "Her offseason rehab wasn't running up and down the court, so it's just getting her body back and playing through training camp, injuries and soreness and trying to figure out what's the point you walk off the floor and what do you work through." Comments


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When entering the bathroom in the morning I would like to physically tap the play button on my Sonos speaker (quicker than picking up my phone). However, when I do this - all my Sonos speakers starts to play. This is unfortunate as my wife is often still asleep in the bedroom.
All speakers are grouped together - this is how we like it. We play music on all speakers - except in the morning.
My question is: Is it possible to use any of the physical buttons on my bathroom speaker to only start music on that speaker?
Best answer by Airgetlam