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A Few Weeks Into the New Year
It has been a couple of weeks since I posted about trying to get in better shape and eat healthier. So far I have done much better than in years past. Out of the 19 days I have been logging on the LoseIt app, I have not missed a day and have only came in over my budget amount once. I had said from the start I only intended to splurge when I would go to a Chinese buffet. We only get to go about once a month or so when Hubbie took me out for a date night, I allowed myself to enjoy all the delicious dishes I love. I did feel a bit guilty about going over but it was okay because I had planned it and it hadn't been a spur of the moment slip of judgment. The next morning I was back on track and even moved up to the next stage of my workout video.
I hadn't done too much with the meal prep. I really want to but when Hubbie is off of work for his 3 days off, it is harder for me to make separate meals. My mom treated me to a meal of Japanese Teriyaki Chicken from a place called Nori Japan in a nearby mall. I ordered mine with double chicken and then only ate half the serving. When I came home I divided my leftovers in two containers to have the next day. The following day I ate one box and split the other box between the girlies when they started smelling the delicious teriyaki smell coming from the kitchen.
We had our first snow of the season. The kids and Hubbie went sledding for a little while. The girls had a great time playing in the snow and are looking forward to the next snow. Given the current 60° weather just 4 days after the snow, who knows when that will be!
This touch of spring-like weather has the garden bug biting at me. I ordered my first seeds of the year. I like buying from an online shop called seedsforthee.com. A lady named Nell runs the seed shop and receiving one of her packages is better than Christmas! I ordered tomatoes, herbs, gourds, and some beans.
So, exercise is going well, calorie counting is going well, kids are great, Hubbie is awesome, and gardens are coming soon!
My interests are all over the place. I get really excited about things and want to write some about all of it so I can remember the enthusiasm I had.
September 2018

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Becoming Our Mothers & Other Worst Fears: Reading Sarah Satterlee's "Traveler"
by Avleen K. Mohka
Digital Poetics is a blog column to discuss, analyze, and appreciate the art of poetry. This week I am discussing Sarah Satterlee's "Traveler", originally published in Rattle.
If you have ever been afraid of becoming your parents, only to find out that you are more similar to them than you would like to admit, Sarah Satterlee's "Traveler" will strike a chord with you. For a poem named so, the piece features little physical movement. Instead, the poem places two lives succeeding one another and weaves them with threads of suppressed emotions.
The antagonist of this piece is most notably the monotony of quotidian life. Imagery concerning routine activities—drying sponges, making pasta, writing checks, going to the store, sitting at the table—help shape the emotional setting of the poem. In the first stanza, the speaker's disdain towards the plainness of her mother's life is evident: the repetition of "sad" simply but effectively conveys the speaker's annoyance. The image of "sponges...stack[ed] in piles" allude to the idea of permanently settling somewhere—the tension between the speaker and her mother's way of life becomes tighter, and, in the stanza break that halves the poem, snaps.
A striking feature of the poem's grammar is its imagery of affection. In the first stanza, although the speaker seems to be recalling her mother's actions, there is little interaction between the two. The various past participles ("dried," "shaken," "scrunched,") contribute to a passive, distanced narration of the events. Through elaborate enjambment and simple repetition ("as if the numbers were making excuses / as if she was disappointed that..."), Satterlee colors the latter half of the first stanza with the speaker's underlying guilt of not meeting her mother's expectations.
The singular image of affection in the poem, the speaker's act of "smooth[ing her] hands / over the undulating spine" of disappointment, complements the speaker's anxious attachment to her mother. The speaker is a parental figure too, but she is only able to nurture disappointment. The tone in the second stanza comes across as not just dismal, but fatalistic: the speaker's fact-like declaration that she is "the kind of person who will never leave the continent" seems jarring given her prior overt dislike for routine.
Satterlee does not put the pieces together for her readers. What changed in the chasm between the stanzas, between the past ("used to think") and the present ("Now")? Satterlee omits the turning point in the speaker's life, only showing the change that has taken place over time. When I was discussing this poem with a friend, they said they felt that the piece never reaches a point of poetic climax. I'd argue that the title and form of the piece help create an anti-climactic nature that reflects the speaker's experiences. While the speaker aspires to be a "[t]raveler", the poem—her quiet contempt towards her mother, and the subsequent failure to lead a life different from her mother—betrays the routine of her reality.
Satterlee also plays with tense to further evoke a sense of permanence. Initially, the image of a boy working at a gas station in the first stanza felt tangential and inconsistent to me. But the way I understand it now, being caught in bed with a boy from the gas station is a bullet of a memory, still deeply embedded in the speaker's subconscious. The diction also inconspicuously moves from the past to the present, with words such as "are bent," "who steals," "scrapes," "brushes," creating a sense of continuation, like a scene in constant replay. The swift movement into the present tense heightens the sense of stagnancy the speaker fears but also indefinitely prolongs the feeling of letting a parental figure down.
Between the speaker and her mother, Satterlee creates a cycle of growing disappointments—against the backdrop of failing to meet her mother's expectations, the speaker's lonesome life feels almost inevitable. Shame is the motif of the piece, and the personification of disappointment in its latter half is hard-hitting. How do we disappoint people and still be loved? How do we love people and still dread the idea of stepping in their shoes? "Traveler" is a humbling, bittersweet reminder to be compassionate instead of disdainful to those who we fear becoming one day.
— Avleen K. Mokha is a student at McGill University, majoring in English Literature and Linguistics. She is a contributor for the McGill Tribune and a poet. She also works as a poetry editor and staff judge for Persephone's Daughters and its film division, Girls Don't Cry. Her work has previously appeared in Canvas Literary Journal. She splits her time between Montreal and Mumbai.


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And so we come at last to the final publishing day of the year. 2015's been a wild ride for publishers (and 2016 promises to be even more so) with competition swooping in from unexpected places.
So which articles published on TheMediaBriefing best caught the audience's attention this year? And what do they tell us about the changing concerns of the media industry over the course of the past twelve months?
1. Can news publishers get ahead of the mobile ad spending boom? (June 4th)
"So, are publishers in the right place at the right time for the mobile transition? Most of them are far and away above the average when it comes to content consumed exclusively on mobile devices, after all. But if the vast majority of the mobile ad spend is going to Facebook, with no signs of that growth slowing, is there room for publishers to generate significant revenue from their increasingly mobile-only audiences?"
Since then, we've seen publishers leaping into bed with Facebook instant articles, with some (like the Washington Post) putting all their content on the platform. As we wrote in September, it quickly became the only game in town.
2. 9 key takeaways from the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2015
"The 2015 report arguably doesn't reveal any particularly new developments, but it does firmly reinforce many of the major trends – such as the growing influence of smartphones, the role of social media and the rise of video consumption – that we have seen in recent years."
Since then, we've seen many of the observations around audience habits come true – but we got most mileage out of this chart demonstrating the difference between time spent on platforms and their relative ad spend:
3. Digital dominates the conversation, but for the publishing industry in 2020, print will still dominate revenues
Our correspondent Charlotte Miller wrote:
"At an aggregated level, combining revenues from the newspaper, book, and magazine industries across more than 50 markets worldwide, we forecast that just 24% of revenue will come from digital in 2020, up from 14% in 2015.
'But, in terms of both consumer and advertiser spend, despite a decline in print revenue and all the investment in (and noise around) digital, print will continue to dominate."
…which immediately set off a comment war between print sceptics and boosters. But since then we've seen indications that print revenue might fall off a cliff faster than expected, and more innovation in how publishers are approaching digital revenue.
4. Why journalists should care more about media business models
"Too few journalists care about media business models. Every week a senior journalist or editor tells me: it's not my job to care, I trust our commercial teams, I just want to get on and do my words. The business of media, it seems, is none of their business.
"That needs to change."
Since then the conversation has been continued by experts like Amanda Hale, vice president at Talking Points Memo, who wrote:
"We've reinvented journalism school time and time again and have nobly funded countless entrepreneurial journalism fellowships aimed at equipping journalists with basic tech and business skills ("entrepreneurial journalism," while adjacent, is a different discipline — email me and I'll explain), but as an industry, we have done very little to identify, pipeline, and train the publishing talent that will be responsible for securing the financial future of news."
5. How four top publishers use Facebook for video
Our correspondent Garrett Goodman wrote:
"According to figures recently released by the social network, Facebook users are seeing nearly 4 times more video in their feeds compared to one year ago. That's a steady 1 billion video views every day for the network. Crucially, chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg said during a an earnings call last month that over 65 percent of videos are watched on mobile devices."
Since then we've seen much more discussion surrounding Facebook and video, including the ethics of autoplay – though mostly around the slightly dodgy way they categorise a 'view'. I wrote:
"For a platform with such an ostensible focus on increasing engagement, much of its video proposition is actually bad for advertisers. The much-maligned autoplay, which Twitter also appears to be adopting, is designed specifically to get the number of 'views' up.
"But that current definition of 'view' is almost arbitrary since most people's control over what appears in their news feed is limited and few would argue that 3 seconds is genuinely enough for an advertiser to get their message across."
6. How Buzzfeed leaves no article behind on social media
"Buzzfeed is an example of a new media company that has a strong social strategy where most of its stories get noticed and quite a few go "viral", racking up a huge number of shares.
"On average, Buzzfeed articles were shared nine times more than those published during the week by the New York Times, which was the worst performing of the publishers we looked at."
Since then BuzzFeed has gone from strength to strength – and has seemingly hired the entire Guardian office in the UK. In the new year we'll be publishing an in-depth look at how its dedicated news articles perform compared to the branded content that make up its commercial proposition.
7. 7 things you need to know about how Millennials watch video
Our correspondent Rick Gibson wrote:
"If IAB is right that 26% of British viewers are watching less TV because they're watching online video – and over half watch short-form video at the same time as traditional television – then there is a very real daily war being fought between YouTube and broadcast TV for the viewer's attention.
"Young people are at the forefront of this battle, because they are significantly heavier and more frequent consumers of video than older viewers. Under 25s in our panel are more than twice as likely to watch original digital video every day (71%) than over 25 year olds (28%)."
Since then… very little has changed, other than a growing recognition that digital video services are the go-to medium for Millennials online.
8. Why publishers should care about article tagging
Our correspondent Abigail Edge wrote:
"At other outlets, publishers are using tags to identify different story formats such as video, longform and shortform. Tagging articles in this way allows publishers can get better insights to see, for example, how attention time and social sharing differs between different content types.
Technology site Ars Technica uses tags in this way to identify its three main content types – briefs, reports and articles. According to [Parse.ly's chief technical officer Andrew Montalenti], Ars Technica were surprised to find attention time did not mirror what they anticipated based on the level of difference between the three content types.
"They found the longform reports were only getting about twice as much time on site as the briefs, but in many cases these long form reports were 10,000 or 15,000 words – so there's no way people were completing the articles," he explained.
"It led them to realise maybe they should experiment in the space between these two content types to get better action."
9. The Economist's Michael Brunt on refining the journey from consumer to subscriber
"It's been a time of both huge change and welcome stability at The Economist. Following the sale of its stablemate the Financial Times to Nikkei, the magazine and research group has completed a £469 million sale whose terms enshrine its own editorial and commercial independence.
"The huge asking price was based in part on the continued health of The Economist brand, which saw a staggering 225.8 percent year-on-year rise in digital circulation between January and June. That contributed to a 1.9 percent year-on-year growth in combined print and digital circulation, a key driver behind its pretax profits of £59 million in 2015.
"According to its chief marketing officer and managing director of circulation Michael Brunt, that success is down to absolutely nailing the process by which it acquires new subscribers."
10. Seven internet trends you need to be aware of
Our correspondent Neil Sharman wrote:
"The number of UK employed journalists has declined by 6,000 (9%) since 2013 as publishers have had to cut costs. However, it means they are cutting content creators at a time that they are demanding more content creation. Some experienced writers have been replaced by younger, cheaper 'digital-natives' but publishers will increasingly use robo-journalists instead.
"If you think that's far-fetched – they're here already, learning fast."
Since then… well, Terminator Genisys proved we were right.
Have a great Christmas! We'll be back in the new year with more hard-hitting media journalism and on-point analysis.


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Aside from the ice grill she gives the camera in Murder Inc.'s "Down 4 U" video, Whitney Houston the woman whom Irv Gotti calls the quintessential "down ass chick" is giving people those old familiar chills, according to one of her collaborators.
"She's singing better than I've heard her sing in years," boasted Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds over the weekend at the Essence Music Festival in New Orleans. "Her voice is in tip-top shape and it's back to goose-bump time. When she's in the studio, I'm really excited about how she's going at it. She's going at it hard. She's very focused.
"There are some classic Whitney things and some things that have a pop flavor as well," added 'Face, who's writing and producing for the project. "The main thing I can say about her is that she is singing her butt off right now."
Irv Gotti, Rodney Jerkins, Platinum Status (IMX) and Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis have all come forth in the past several months and said that they, too, were producing on the album (see "Between Toilet Pranks, IMX Produce Music For Solange, Whitney, Mya," and "Jam And Lewis To Hit The Studio With TLC, Mariah, Whitney Houston"). Tweet has also said she's written a song for the LP.
Houston's spokesperson at Arista Records, who was unavailable for comment on Wednesday, previously divulged that the singer's next album should be out this fall (see "For The Record: Quick News On Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Whitney Houston ...").
Exactly what music makes the cut has yet to be seen, though Houston does have obvious favoritism toward one of the album's contributors: her husband, Bobby Brown.
Tuesday afternoon on New York radio station WBLS, on-air personality Wendy Williams played "Whatcha Lookin' At," a track Williams said Brown produced. A voice similar to his can also be heard singing some background parts and adlibbing.
"My following is real strong/ You got the heart to show the world what I do/ Now I'm turnin' the cameras back on you/ Same spotlights, the ones who gave me fame/ Tryin' to dirty up Whitney's name," Houston scoffs on the track.
She then laments about people who've been "messing with [her] reputation" and "concentration" and don't "even have no education" on the chorus, singing, "I feel your eyes on me/ You been telling lies on me."


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Sourced from the Iowa City Press-Citizen
Every day, it seems, a new building appears in our skyline, whether in Iowa City's downtown or Riverfront Crossings districts, Coralville's Iowa River Landing, or in Tiffin or North Liberty. Sometimes the new building is LEED certified — Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, the rating system used by the U.S. Green Building Council to measure a building's sustainability and resource-efficiency. A few are even beautiful. But almost all of them have dead, black tar and asphalt roofs. Empty, heat-sink roofs. Wasted space.
Imagine seeing a magnolia tree in full bloom on top of an apartment building or prairie grass swaying in the breeze out your bedroom window. Imagine tending a vegetable garden on the roof of a school or strolling through a meadow on the roof of a hotel.
Despite our county's recent environmental strides — e.g., Iowa City Council's endorsing federal carbon fee-and-dividend legislation and mandating that multifamily units provide recycling — only a handful of buildings in our area have green roofs.
Green or "living" roofs — those partially or completely covered with soil and vegetation over a waterproof membrane — provide multiple benefits to individuals and communities. By absorbing rainwater, they reduce erosion, prevent flooding, and filter pollutants. They prolong roofing membranes by protecting them from ultraviolet rays. They conserve energy and lower air-conditioning costs by absorbing and reflecting heat. They reduce noise and air pollution, provide wildlife habitat and sequester carbon dioxide. Plus, research continues to show that visual and physical access to nature improves our health. (In one notable study, hospital patients with views of green space recovered faster.)
Green roofs can function as parks, urban farms, playgrounds, outdoor classrooms and peaceful retreats, even in winter. They can be public or private. They can be installed on most roofs (up to a 45-degree pitch), at various levels of cost, access, and maintenance — from shallow, lightweight, perennial grass plantings requiring little to no maintenance to deeper beds with trees and shrubs. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, simple green roofs cost about $10 per square foot to install and provide a 220 to 247 percent return on investment.
Given that green roofs improve our vistas, our air, our water, our soil, our moods, our health and our roofs; provide food; reduce community resistance to infill; create jobs; increase buildings' marketability; pay for themselves; and, I would argue, make an area significantly more attractive to young professionals — why don't we have more of them?
Two reasons, as I see it: lack of understanding and funding.


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CHICAGO — A man is recovering after he was run over by his own car during a carjacking in Chicago's Old Town neighborhood.
It happened on Eugenie, near Wells, at about 10 p.m. Thursday.
Police say the 35-year-old victim was helping his wife and child into the car when another man got behind the wheel.
The suspect started to drive away when the victim tried to stop him without any luck. The victim slipped, and the car ran over him.
The victim is expected to be OK. He's in stable condition at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
His wife and child were not hurt.
Police say they found the 2015 Subaru, although they did not say where.
So far, no one is in custody.


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Carrying baby inside your belly can be uneasy sometimes. Therefore, it is very important for me to find comfort on what I am wearing. And here I was exploring Singapore at my ninth month of pregnancy, I was rocking olive tank top and cotton pants combined with skull thong sandal and intrecciato small shoulder leather … Continue reading Ztreet Queen: Comfy Mom-To-Be
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Catatan: Dupata
Pada suatu kesempatan, seorang kawan laki-laki dari Bangladesh mengatakan pada saya bahwa banyak perempuan Bangladesh tidak menggunakan dupata (scarf) untuk menutupi payudara mereka. Apalagi tak sedikit dari mereka memiliki payudara yang besar. Dia menganggap bahwa hal ini sangat tidak baik karena banyak laki-laki yang akan melihat payudara yang perempuan tersebut dan menimbulkan niat jahat termasuk … Continue reading Catatan: Dupata
Notes: My Clothes, Your Clothes
Are you wearing fast fashion products either it is from Zara, Pull & Bear, H&M, Bershka and any other? How often do you buy a new outfit? And....have you ever wondered who makes your clothes, under what condition, how do they make it or where do they make it? Well, let me tell you a … Continue reading Notes: My Clothes, Your Clothes
Notes: A Conscious Consumer
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Few years ago, I did not know who Diane von Fürstenberg is. However, now she is one of my favorite fashion designers. For me, she is very inspiring, not only as a fashion designer but also as a person, as a woman and as a fighter. But how did I get to know about DVF at … Continue reading Notes: Diane von Fürstenberg


text: Our Middle School Madness event went so well, we decided to do another one. Come join us after church in the Hull Center for a fun day of food, friends and games (Savage Ball, Smash brothers tournament and more)! Every student needs an annual permission slip! Fill out yours at www.parkwaycc.com/register. $5 must be turned in prior to guarantee your spot.


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Ever wonder what to do with carrot greens when those fluffy tops are lobbed off ? Carrot tops are more often discarded - thrown away, used as compost, or chicken feed [lucky chicks] - but carrots greens are not only edible, they are highly nutritive, rich in protein, minerals and vitamins. Their nutritional profile is similar to their roots and provides vitamins A, B6, C and K, folate, manganese, niacin, potassium, calcium, and thiamin, but they contain 6 times the vitamin C of the root. Yup, just like turnip greens, carrot tops are even more LOADED than the root and tuber.
Greens are among the top vegetable sources for Vitamin-K which plays a role in bone health, limits neuronal damage in the brain, and is used in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
When joined together, Vitamins A and C are ready to kick ass when it comes to protecting our cells. Vitamin A keeps skin and mucous membrane cells healthy and that means they are more resistant to fighting off cancers and diseases caused by viruses.
The fresh green leaves contain 100% of daily-recommended levels of Vitamin C and work in many B-complex groups that are essential to metabolism. Vitamin C acts as a natural antihistamine when fighting colds and allergies; aids in collagen production; has anti-oxidant properties that fight against cancer and protects cells from damage and mutation; and best of all, it helps to keep our eyes and hearts healthier so we can see and feel the beauty that is all around us.


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FSU Administration Surprises Even Themselves With Sudden Responsible Decision Making
FSU quarterback De'Andre Johnson was dismissed from the team immediately following the release of surveillance footage showing the violent altercation that took place on June 24th, 2015. After making the dismissal, Coach Jimbo Fisher and other administrative leaders cleared the rest of their schedules to make room for a three-day high-five session to celebrate their newfound ability to responsibly handle crime. "Honestly, this feeling is all new to me," Fisher commented while pulling a confetti cannon over a ballroom of administrators. "It's like one day you learn that Title IX exists and the next you're leading an entire university to justice. I feel so fucking good."
Fisher, from this moment forward, has asked to be called "Captain Justice" and credits his and much of FSU administration's recent change of heart regarding football players being held accountable for their actions to the popular tabloid column Stars! They're Just Like Us!
"You know, it's like those magazines say: they shop for groceries like we do, they pick up their dogs' poop like we do, and now they'll start respecting the hammer of justice like we do!" Fisher exclaimed while discussing what changes this will bring to Florida State football. "We now have a strict zero-tolerance policy for our football players who have brought less than 6 wins to the team."


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I did not find any post or bug entry related to this problem, so it's probably just me...
41 /Users/xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx.sln
However, nothing is being updated from the server. As a work-around, I have to right click on the solution and the click "Version Control" / "Update". I'm using subversion.
The last known Xamarin Studio version where it worked was 4.0.10, the first known version where it was broken was 4.0.13 (still broken in 4.2.2), so the bug must have been introduce in 4.0.11, 4.0.12 or 4.0.13.
Anyone else having this problem?
Git or svn? What OS version? Have you tried XS 4.2.1?
As written, I'm using subversion (svn).
Mac OSX 10.8.5
svn 1.7.10 (installed from XCode 5 developer tools, afterwards downgraded to XCode 4)
As the problem is still there in 4.2.2 which I'm using, I did not try 4.2.1. Just downloaded and testet it now, same problem.
Will fix this. Thanks!
Cool. Thanks! :-)
This is still broken in XS for Mac 4.2.3 (March, 2014)


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Frequency Resp. Up to 90kHz. Amplifier power: Up to 400W, unclipped music. Rating to DIN IEC 268: 500w peak. Max sensitivity (2.8V @ 1m): 89dB. Nominal impedance: 11 ohm (min), rising to 20 ohm. Six position level switch which allows for seamless integration with your speakers. 1.5m link banana or spade cables provided.
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|Frequency Resp.
|Up to 90kHz. (See graph)
|Amplifier power:
|Up to 400W, unclipped music
|Rating to DIN IEC 268:
|500w peak
|Max sensitivity(2.8V @ 1m)
|Nominal impedance:
|11 ohm (min), rising to 20 ohm
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How the Maximum Supertweeter was born
In the early seventies, I made a version of the HQD speaker system which comprised two Hartley 24" bass drivers, a pair of stacked Quad ESL-57s and a pair of Decca Ribbon speakers (see http://www.marklev.com/systems/). The Decca's were used as supertweeters here to augment the treble roll-off associated with the ESL-57s. Inevitably, the ribbons got damaged and repairs were routine and I became adept at repairing them. This system sounded awesome and I was a sad chappie when I had to leave all behind in Sydney when I came to the UK in 1978.
I had, however, been bitten by the supertweeter bug and I spent the next 15 years or so looking for the ideal supertweeter. The Pioneer supertweeters were amazing, but they were very bulky and were not a complete "package", and the now defunct the excellent Murata spherical radiator Supertweeters had no level control and were very expensive. So I set about making a suitable unit in the Townshend Audio factory here in the UK. After two years of frustrating development, the Maximum Supertweetersarrived, in their cute miniature polished stainless steel case, in 1999, (now available also in satin black or matt silver). The secret of their success is the simplicity of the design and the set-up procedure. The 6-position crossover/level control allows them to integrate with speakers having a very wide range of sensitivity and their very small size allows them to fit in to almost any situation. Further, the supplied interconnecting wires make installation a doddle and there is no extra purchase necessary except for the Quad 57 brackets if needed.
Why do they work when we can only hear up to about 15 kHz and the Maximum Supertweeters extend to 80 kHz? The standard test for frequency response is to play a pure tone sine wave and to ask the listener to indicate if they can hear it or not. This test is basically flawed since sine waves rarely if ever occur in nature. Extensive research has shown that it is the combination of the lower frequencies with the high frequencies that makes sound more realistic, just as a high resolution digital image looks clearer than a low resolution image because of the sharper delineation of the visual edges due to the higher amount of information in the hi-res image. So it is with audio. The ear is very sensitive to very fast transients and is able to detect very small time arrival differences between the two ears. This capacity evolved in the wild where it is essential to hear the slightest unnatural sound (breaking twig) when sleeping in the open. This capacity only diminishes slightly compared with normal frequency roll-off sensitivity to sine waves with age- related hearing loss.
Many normal sounds have frequencies extending way above 20 kHz, (see http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~boyk/spectra/spectra.htm), hence the popularity of high resolution audio in the form of Hi-Res downloads, SACD, DVD Audio and quality vinyl replay. The higher the bandwidth, even up to 100 kHz, makes a difference in the fidelity of the overall perceived sound. This can easily be proved experimentally. Latest research suggests that the very high frequency sounds are picked up by the temple and even the eye, where they are sent directly to the brain by neuron transfer, totally bypassing the ear.
Why do Supertweeters work on CD replay which extends only to 21 kHz, when the speakers extend to 20 kHz or beyond? The most common tweeter is the dome tweeter. The dome tweeter may measure well on sine waves, but, when playing music, less than 1% of the electrical energy sent to the tweeter is converted to sound, the rest being dissipated over a short time by rippling around the dome, while slowly converting to heat. The wave pattern of this dissipating sound is chaotic, not unlike the wave pattern in the sea on a rough day in an enclosed harbour. The Supertweeter however, which gently rises in output from about 12 kHz up, does not suffer from this problem as the ultra-light ribbon ceases moving almost instantly when the signal stops. This ensures a very accurate high frequency transient response where before there was smearing. An interesting property of the ear is that it responds to the fastest rise-time signal, from the supertweeter and ignores the jumbled time- smeared output from the dome tweeter. This is why it is unnecessary to attenuate the existing tweeter when adding the supertweeter.
How do they sound? The effect on the sound with the addition of the Supertweeters is quite unexpected. Bass notes sound clearer, especially plucked string bass. Everything in the sound stage appears cleaner and smoother with far greater width and depth. There is a sense of ease about the sound. The effect is most profound when the supertweeters are taken away. It is not subtle! A peculiar effect is that they are inaudible in the listening seat when the main speaker is disconnected. The ear works in mysterious ways! And there are many thousands of happy Supertweeter owners out there who will, agree.
By Max Townshend BE
CEO of Townshend Audio
Interesting reading: Supertweeters and ultra high frequencies
Townshend Audio has included Maximum supertweeters within the reference system for years and obviously High Res formats have never sounded so good, but what about the sound improvement on other lower res formats? We have listed some essential reading:
A white paper "The world beyond 20kHz"
An article on "Why do we need Supertweeters?"
The story behind the development from Max Townshend "How the Maximum Supertweeter was born".
From skeptic to believer - Tony Bolton's review Hi-Fi WORLD magazine
Somewhat initially skeptical, Tony Bolton soon finds the Maximum Super Tweeters a permanent fixture in his home HiFi system….
"Obviously, given the frequency response of these components, I expected any alteration to the sound to be focussed on the midrange and the treble, but was pleasantly surprised to find that this change included an opening up of the bass sound as well, adding layers of texture to its tonal qualities, also surprised me was the fact that high-frequency sound,such as record surface noise, instead of being enhanced, was actually reduced in perceived presence and became less intrusive"
Tony's conclusions that both musical instruments and our response to their stimuli extend into the ultrasonic spectrum seem to hit the nail on the head. Listening to music with out them is sacrilege.
To read the full review please refer to Hi-Fi WORLD – January 2014 Issue
The eyes have it
Hi-res music sources carry musical information way beyond 20kHz, while modern tweeters and amps can deliver it to your listening seat. But what are we actually hearing, asks Paul Miller.
From the very first moment that CD landed on our shores, audio diehards were unconvinced that its limited 44.1kHz sample rate and mere 16-bit quantisation accuracy was anything like sufficient. The sample rate came in for greatest criticism because it limited the practical bandwidth to 20kHz. Surely we needed a wider frequency response – closer to 40kHz, perhaps?
With the advent of DVD (Audio), SACD and, most crucially, the burgeoning availability of 'high resolution' 96kHz music downloads, that's exactly what we've now got [see Graph, below]. And most of us reckon our hi-fi systems sound all the better for it. However, the medical community is still at odds as to how, or indeed if and why, sonic content above 20kHz should be perceptible at all. So who's right?
ABOVE: Townshend's ribbon supertweeter offers a claimed 20kHz to 70kHz (±3dB)
But the literature bears close examination. First off, a team from Tokyo's NHK Science and Technical Research Labs reported a 'Perceptual discrimination of very high frequency components in musical sound…' [AES Convention Paper 6298, 2004]. The experiment involved two separate digital reproduction chains, one feeding musical content below 20kHz into B&W 801s which were augmented by Pioneer PT-R9 supertweeters fed content expressly above 21kHz. The master tracks were recorded at 192kHz using microphones with a response extending to 100kHz, albeit with a broad +10dB uplift above 10kHz.
The ultrasonic portion of the recording was switched in and out and the reaction of some 13 test subjects evaluated. To paraphrase, although their sensitivity was linked to the duration of the (listening) test, two of the panellists were reportedly able to discriminate between the 20kHzlimited and full-bandwidth versions with decent statistical odds.Interestingly, when the response of their hearing was measured with standard tones, neither panellist exceeded 22kHz.
As the researchers concluded 'We have no hypothesis or scientific reasons that can explain this finding…' It is worth bearing in mind that the audio and ultrasonic passbands of the two parallel speaker chains were separated by very high order FIR filters, achieving a 'It is postulated that our eyes may act as acoustic lenses for our ears'90dB rejection within a transition band of just 1kHz. So were these subjects really listening to ultrasound in the raw?
Plain vanilla CD uses a similar low-pass filter regime and it's the inherent phase distortion, among other mechanisms, that we seek to avoid with 96kHz+ digital recordings and their gentler, higher frequency filtering. So while 96kHz/192kHz digital audio encompasses the ultrasonic it may sound better simply because any debilitating numbercrunching is deferred to inaudibility.
But perhaps there's another reason to doubt the correlation between the 'response' of our hearing and our perception of ultrasound. A reason, in part, that lies in the use of headphones to measure human hearing response. As a more recent submission to the International Tinnitus Journal [Vol. 13, No.1, 3-10 (2007)] suggested, our eyesmay serve as 'fenestrations to the ears'.
Having measured the physical frequency response of the eye up to 60kHz, it is postulated that our eyeballs may act as acoustic lenses for the ears, 'passing frequencies beyond the impedance-matching capacity of the eardrum.' No listening tests here but electroencephalograms that illustrate physiological activity in the brainstem and thalamus 'when ultrasonic musical frequencies are combined with the musical spectrum below 22kHz.' Whichever sage suggested that our 'eyes are the windows to our soul' was probably onto something.
The reason for this musing? A clutch of journal reprints on this very subject mailed to Hi-Fi News, among others in the industry, by Townshend Audio. Bearing in mind the company manufactures an add-on supertweeter, it not unreasonably has a vested interest in the subject.
ABOVE: Afro Cuban Latin Jazz from El Vuello –an iTrax download with music above 20kHz
'It is postulated that our eyes may act as acoustic lenses for our ears'
HiFi Choice Award Edition 2011 - Strictly for the bats?
To extend high-frequency reproduction to 100kHz seems batty, but says Jimmy Hughes, Townshend's Super Tweeter is supersonic.
The case for subwoofers is fairly easy to make. Most loudspeakers are limited in terms of size and this leads to restricted bass depth. Very few can reproduce frequencies much deeper than 30Hz (and many don't even get that far), so there's an obvious need for something to reproduce those lower octaves.
Now you might expect a set of super tweeters to increase sharpness and give the sound greater upper-frequency immediacy and impact. This it does, but-and here's where it gets a bit scary-you also notice improvements in apparent bass depth, along with increased lower-frequency tightness and control. Amazing! Subjectively, it's akin to the way a good subwoofer makes the treble seems smoother and more 'airy', increasing the impression of 30 spacious depth and tonal richness. Although you're only bolstering the lowest frequencies, the improvement seems to come in the midband and treble areas.
In much the same way, a good super tweeter seems to give you a tighter; cleaner bass, with reduced boom and overhang. Yet, turn off your main speakers and listen only to what ti1e super tweeter's are doing-the noises they're actually making -and it seems incredible that it could be making this sort of difference. One of the key aspects of getting great results from a subwoofer is-don't have it up too loud. When you first get a sub, there's a tendency to adjust it so its contribution is 'obvious'. But paradoxically, subs produce their most profound effects when their presence is subliminal. You should only notice a sub when it's switched off.
It's exactly the same with a super tweeter; you need very little. Indeed, it's been our experience (going back more than twenty years) that the less you have, the more profound the overall effect on sound quality becomes. We always use our Townshend Super Tweeters with them set to '1?, and often wish there was a lower setting.
Discretion pays
The question is -how and why do super tweeters (and subs) contribute so much, yet (apparently) seem to do so little? In our view, it's to do with being able to move air at sub-sonic and supersonic frequencies, making it easier for frequencies in the audible range to couple-better to the air. By setting the air in motion at extremely high or low frequencies, you help the drive units to move the air in the middle-frequency areas where the bulk of the sound is.
Imagine a sharp blade trying to cut through something stiff. If you were to vibrate it at supersonic frequencies, it would cut more efficiently.
For this reason, you don't actually have to 'hear' the contribution made by your super tweeters to notice the effect they have on the overall sound. Indeed, if the contribution is too strong, the result is counter-productive – the sound becomes messy and harsh, with excessive high-frequency emphasis.
When a super tweeter seamlessly integrates, you get a focused quality of sound that has an innate clarity, while also displaying a spacious airy quality that creates holographic 3D 'out of the boxes' stereo imagery. Transients have increased attack, yet the treble itself is effortlessly smooth and open. Given that most loudspeakers are more obviously deficient at the extreme low-frequency end of the spectrum, a good subwoofer probably gives you a bigger bang for your buck.
But a super tweeter like Townshend's Maximum is likewise capable of adding an extra dimension that has to be heard to be believed.
Townshend Maximum Super Tweeters are capable of having a profound effect on sound quality -and not necessarily in ways you might expect or predict.
A hi·fi enthusiast for four decades, Jimmy's knowledge of system-matching and record-collecting are unmatched in the industry.


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Hawke's Bay's business community is being praised by the government for its commitment to a joint effort to boost sustainability and biodiversity.
After attending a launch forum of Hawke's Bay Regional Council's Biodiversity Hawke's Bay programme in Napier on Tuesday night, Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage congratulated Biodiversity Hawke's Bay and Great Things Grow Here for the work they were leading in getting better outcomes for nature and for business.
"Increasingly biodiversity is coming to the boardroom; in businesses which recognise measuring success is as much about ensuring the business contributes to social and environmental wellbeing, as it is about bottom line profitability, and that a we need strong spirit of kaitiakitanga is required to safeguard nature on which so much of our economy depends.
"Working with businesses is part of my and the Department of Conservation's strategy to galvanise an all-of-New Zealand response to the biodiversity crisis. It is one of our most urgent environmental challenges."
Biodiversity Hawke's Bay sponsorship programme manager Sam Jackman said he was "extremely pleased" with the event, which was held at the Mission Estate Winery and attracted 130 businesses from across the region.
"We had some great comments from people in business involved in biodiversity projects from around our region and it was good to hear those comments putting business and biodiversity into context - that went down very well.
"We've got to get everybody into this space. We have our core partners like the councils, Fish and Game, Federated Farmers and people like that. That's one group and then we have all our individual businesses who are involved in the community.
"As I have been saying to people, great things won't grow here, unless we start looking after our biodiversity and our environment for our future generations."
The next step would be to follow-up with businesses from Tuesday's event.
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5 Dream Places for St. Valentine's Day
It is again this time of the year when love is in the air everywhere you look! St. Valentine's Day comes to remind us how much we cherish our couple, but it is also а great occasion to spend quality time together on a romantic spot. Here are 5 ideas on where to celebrate your love on this special day 🙂
Bali, Indonesia
No wonder why in Eat Pray Love from all places in the world Liz falls in love exactly while on Bali! Once you step on this island, you will start believing in magic and open all your senses for love. Imagine joyful colors, stunning volcanos, mystic temples, endless rice fields and all that surrounded with the scent of flowers and tea herbs! Exploring Bali with your couple is unforgettable, we promise ☺
NB! All said refers to our experience in Central and North Bali. If you want to experience real Bali skip the commercial parts which are mainly in Kuta, Denpasar and the surroundings.
Get more inspiration and useful tips for your trip to Bali here
Paris, France
Paris will never become a cliché! There is something extraordinary about this city, it just smells like romance while you are walking on the streets. Every sense of your body awakens for love whether you are cruising on river Seine, starring at the dazzling Eiffel Tower or just accidentally getting lost in Montparnasse's picturesque streets. It is hard to explain that feeling, you have to experience it! And there is nothing more special than experiencing it with your loved one!
Get tips on what to visit in Paris if you are going just for a weekend or
How to enjoy Paris like Parisians do
Koh Yao Noi, Thailand
Thailand has to offer an island for any need ☺ Koh Tao Noi is definitely the best one for honeymooners. Away from the crowds but very well located so that you can explore the rest of the Thai islands, but still keep your private romance untouched. No commercial spots, wild nature, but still comfortable and cozy places to get a glass of wine and enjoy the view. If you are looking for such an experience Koh Yao Noi is the place!
Get more inspiration on what to visit in Thailand or
Discover our favourite things to do in Thailand
Koprivshtitsa, Bulgaria
Not a beach lover and looking for a cozy mountain spot? We couldn't help but mention a great small city in the heart of our country! Hidden in the mountiains, Koprivstitsa has preserved the national traditions and spirit and knows how to show them to you in a unique way. Enjoy long days walking in the snowy mountains or eating delicious Bulgarian dishes by the cozy fireplace. It feels like time has stopped here to let you create wonderful memories with your loved one.
Bora Bora, French Polynesia
This is the romantic spot on our wish list! Bora Bora seems to be a real paradise on Earth among the islands of French Polynesia. Not as famous as his bigger brothers and 18 km away from Bora-Bora, is Tupai – the perfect place for a couple in love! It's the most romantic wedding spot in Tahiti and a world known place to make the next move and get engaged. No more words are left to describe this beauty!
We hope this will inspire you and let your creativity come up with the best experience for your loved one! No matter where you are going to spent St. Valentine's holiday, remember that it is not the place but the feeling that will make your day ☺
We promise more blog posts coming soon, but for now we are off to celebrate St. Valentines day. Sorry ☺ We chose to go skiing and this adventure promises to be big fun time since Rozi can't ski ☺
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Secrets to Purchasing the Best Vapor Cigarette
The popularity of vapor cigarettes among smokers is increasing by day.This is where a person uses an electronic device to supply nicotine in form of vapor, to the body.The great news with vapor cigarette is that it comes in different flavors. Flavors such as cherry are available together with tobacco flavors.In addition to this, the nicotine levels have a variety to choose from.For those who are new or transitioning from smoking the normal tobacco cigarettes, it is important to ensure that you shop for the best.The following are tips to help you choose the best vapor cigarette.
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Diamond Light Source is a new synchrotron and a leading scientific facility of its type in the world. Located on the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus in South Oxfordshire, we host facilities supporting cutting edge research in all fields of science.
We wish to recruit a scientist with experience and strong research interest in XAS. It is essential to have experience of XAS data collection from a synchrotron and a comprehensive knowledge of the data analysis. Scientists with XAS experience in all areas of Science are encouraged to apply, but we do have a slight preference for candidates with catalysis and/or in-situ experimental experience.
B18 is a general purpose bending magnet XAS (XANES, EXAFS) beamline (2.1 - 35 keV), being part of an integrated project devoted to XAS which includes I18, a Microfocus beamline based on an undulator source (2-20 keV), and I20, a high flux versatile multi-pole wiggler, (4-35 keV). The Core-XAS beamline naturally complements the specialized activities undertaken at the other XAS beamlines, allowing experiments with more general and less demanding specifications, preliminary studies, and open to the access of one-time and new users. Core XAS is used for an extensive range of studies that underpins research programmes across a wide range of applications, including local structure and electronic state, and the study of materials; including catalysts, batteries, fuel-cells, fluids, crystalline and non-crystalline (amorphous phases & colloids) solids, surfaces, environmental and biomaterials.
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This is a 50w Quad (4) port charger. This is quite amazing as, I have at least 2 of these that are for power outlets, but I haven't yet to seen one for the car until now, I am quite please with this product. My husband and I each have a cellphone, of course we do now a days everyone has one lol, but the point I was getting at is, There have been times where the both of us forget to charge our phones, and we tend to fight over who will get to charge their phone first. Well with this Quad – port charger we don't have to fight anymore. In fact I am able to charge my tablet as well and still have 2 ports open in case someone is with us or if we are going on a trip and we are able to charge his tablet , or the kids tablet. But, right now my husband isn't able to go on any trips, but I still manage to keep it in the car for emergency or in case I am going somewhere and in dire need of it.
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Are you going to remain in your native town / village or do you intend to remove sometime in the future and if so, why?
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The name of the abyss has its origin from a legend:
In the village of Vilemovice once lived a widower with his son. He married a second time and his little son got a stepmother.
In time, the woman gave birth to her own child and wanted to get rid of the stepson. She asked him to join her in collecting the fruits of the forest. As they came close to the very edge of the abyss, the woman threw her stepson down into the depth.
However, the boy was spared from death by being caught on extending tree branches. Woodcutters, working nearby, heard the desperate cries, and saved the boy. Upon hearing the tales of the woodcutters, the village people of Vilemovice threw the stepmother over the abyss.
Since that day the abyss has been called Macocha, the Czech word for stepmother.
Local 17th century legend.
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My uncle is a shopkeeper. He has a shop in an old village by the river Thames near Oxford. The shop sells a lot of things – bread, milk, fruit, vegetables, newspapers – almost everything! It is also the village post office. The children in the village always stop to spend a few pence on sweets or ice cream on their way home from school.
My uncle doesn't often leave the village. He hasn't got a car, so once a month he goes by bus to Oxford and has lunch at the Grand Hotel with some friends. He is one of the happiest men I know.


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As Americans we focus on consumption. We shop to entertain ourselves. We eat thoughtlessly focusing on the quantity of food instead of the quality. American tourists exhibit the same behaviors abroad. We often try to consume culture by buying enough souvenirs to never forget our journey, when our experience will provide lasting memories. I am guilty of all of these things, but the more I travel the less I focus on consuming.
Here are some tips on how to stop traveling like a tourist:
Skip the hotels. Think of travel not as a trip, but as an opportunity to live somewhere else for a while. Try using a site such as Airbnb to book your stay. On Airbnb you can book an apartment or a house for a fraction of the cost of a hotel. You can also choose to stay with someone (you get a private room) which dramatically lowers the cost. Besides the cost saving benefit, you will be living in a residential area offering you a glimpse of life in the place you are visiting. Notice the pace of life for locals and the types of businesses they frequent. Many Airbnb hosts also provide you with a map and recommendations for the area.
Stop Shopping. Browsing stores can be part of the cultural experience, but it should not be the focus. Spending time indoors looking at objects is not a way to truly experience a culture. If you must shop, grocery stores and local markets can be a way to understand the local cuisine and save money on food.
Eat local and cheap food. When I travel I look up lists of cheap eats. For major cities, a simple Google search of "cheap eats in…" will produce many curated lists of low cost food options. This is not simply about saving money. The food will be typical of what locals eat. Expensive, high end restaurants tend to be similar whether you are in London, Tokyo or Mexico City.
Walk. Stroll around, use public transit, avoid taxis and enjoy your life more. Avoid watching cities through the window of a vehicle. Walking lets you see cities up close, watch people, socialize, and admire the architecture. By using taxis you might miss that adorable street or the smell of an amazing restaurant find.
Limit attractions. Some attractions are worthwhile, but many are constructed specifically for tourists to spend money. Let the city be your museum. Explore neighborhoods on your own instead of spending time indoors staring at cultural items.


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BARCELONA, Spain -- We had heard about the Samsung Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo before Samsung's Unpacked 5 event, but the Gear Fit was a little something extra up Samsung's sleeve.
With the Gear Fit, Samsung has delivered a very fitness focused wearable that is super light and has a sexy style all its own. Seen here: the heart rate monitor on the back.
That curved Super AMOLED 1.84-inch screen is an absolute stunner, its 432x128 resolution screen just popping with colour.
The default wallpapers and layouts offer many styles to suit different tastes, plus when you sync your Gear Fit to your phone you can also crop any image to create your own wallpaper to go fully custom.
While very much being focused on those who want to get out and run like the wind, the Gear Fit still delivers all the notification benefits you'd expect when keeping it paired with your Samsung Galaxy phone.
The settings are easily controlled with swipes and taps and the widescreen style gives you the ability to add extra information to the default view alongside the watch mode, like your step counter or your next calendar appointment.
The Gear Fit really feels more like a pared-down smartwatch than an activity tracker. You'll get your notifications for calls, email, SMS, alarm and the S-Planner. Samsung also says the platform is open to third party app notifications as well.
A look at the fitness features, which mirror those on the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo. The Gear Fit includes personal fitness coaching options which integrate with the heart rate monitor to ensure you keep up the right pace to hit your targets.
Pedometer readouts are bright and crisp.
For those who love a good spec, the Gear Fit is 23.4mm by 57.4mm by 11.95mm and weighs in at a tiny 27g.
Battery expectation is three to four days "typical usage" and five days of "low usage."
The Gear Fit itself is a small device fitted into a rubber strap. The strap can be easily detached and Samsung suggests new strap design options will be available. It's good for any fitness product to have swappable straps to ensure you can swap in something clean and fresh after it gets scummed up through extended sweaty use.
For more, read our first take of the Gear Fit.


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Get ready for the night of your life
It's now pretty common for a Arreton stag party to last for more than one evening, hence the increase of stag weekends. It seems as if the event gets longer and longer with every new generation! There's been a sharp increase in the number of companies setting up to help the best man plan the perfect stag weekend . But obviously they will charge a premium for arranging it all.
Since you're on our site we assume you need to think about the stag weekend. That's going to include everything from setting the date and location, organising the activities and entertainment, and of course keeping the groom somewhere between sober and hammered. Our site will help you think through the weekend and give you tips on all the things to think about for the Arreton stag do.
There are so many
great things to do on a stag weekend, including
Horse riding, Horse racing, Indoor skydiving and 5 a side football.
Although extreme activity can be great fun, it's definitely a good idea to have a chat with the stag in advance, just to get a sense of what he'd like to do.
Not all of these are available in Arreton so you may want to consider other locations. Party hard, and laugh endlessly
Get ready for a great Arreton stag weekend, or at least a brilliant night!
Of course after the activities you'll need some other good stag weekend ideas.
Traditionally the stag would be paraded around a selection of local pubs and the best bars, followed by a small amount of food and a then on to a night club.
But of course there other options from taking in a little bit of comedy, sitting down and actually eating a decent meal (!!!) and of course the almost compulsory strip club.
Here are some top tips for planning and running your Arreton stag weekend or stag party.
Think about the little things, such as cameras with batteries. Yes, it's easy to use camera phones, but it's also very easy to start emailing inappropriate photos around when the beer is flowing. Also make sure that there's a good breakfast planned, and that any driving happens in the afternoon not the morning - since there's likely to be plenty of alcohol left in everyone's body!
And please please please make sure that you and the other guests know that it's entirely inappropriate to talk about the specifics of the stag at any point during the wedding, even if you're certain no-one else is listening.
It wasn't long ago that a stag weekend outside of the UK was seen as incredibly unusual, but with the arrival of cheap international flights (as well as the Eurostar) it's almost normal. And there are certainly some unusual stag weekends possible, further away than Arreton!


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Each year we ask our members and regular attendees to commit to helping grow the ministries of Indianola First United Methodist Church.
This year, we are encouraging everyone to "Imagine If." Imagine if we could provide all our ministries with the monetary, physical, and prayerful support they need to build and grow.
Then, consider committing to providing financial support by submitting a Commitment Card either at the church, or by clicking the image to the left.


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Flashback Friday
It's Friday already .... can you believe it?
Where did the week go?
This weeks Friday Flashback is the funky and soulful sound of The Brothers Johnson,
"Strawberry Letter 23"
Like most of the funk and soul that I love, the bass player is just tearing this up and putting that swaaaang in it.
I hope y'all enjoy it!


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With my hormonal rollercoaster, I'm going to go ahead and take advantage of it and call out some of the recent bullshit I've come across online from people who seriously have no fucking clue.
- One Canadian nursing blog has the balls to blame women's infertility on weight, and outright tells women that the more fit you get, the more fertile you'll be. Bitch, tell that to my triathlon competing blogger buddy who's been through multiple IVF rounds and is still without a child. Bitch, tell that to women who have cyst-filled uteruses. Bitch, tell that to me and any other women whose ovaries have closed up shop already. Not only has it been proven that obesity is a factor in LESS THAN 10% of infertility cases, it has also been proven to have ZERO relation to miscarriage. Bitch, get educated.
- The aforementioned blog and many others, including some fertility clinics, are also still using the incredibly outdated BMI formula for determining physical fitness and then falsely associating that with fertility. In Top 10 Reasons Why The BMI Is Bogus, NPR reports that "the BMI was introduced in the early 19th century by…a mathematician, not a physician. He produced the formula to give a quick and easy way to measure the degree of obesity of the general population to assist the government in allocating resources. In other words, it is a 200-year-old hack," and goes on to give a great example of how it is so commonly an inaccurate measure: "Bone is denser than muscle and twice as dense as fat, so a person with strong bones, good muscle tone and low fat will have a high BMI. Thus, athletes and fit, health-conscious movie stars who work out a lot tend to find themselves classified as overweight or even obese."
- All of us in the infertility club know about the "just adopt" mantra that so many jackasses have said to us during our struggles, as if we could just snap our fingers and a baby would be there, not to mention as if it would cure us of our infertility and heal the wounds of our miscarriages. I saw a great post (sorry, no link to this one) that said "adoption cures childlessness, not infertility" which was so spot on. As many of you know, we have always wanted to have a baby both ways – through pregnancy and through adoption – and have found both roads incredibly difficult. Hell, when we first started treatments back in the IUI days we were also signed up at DHS and an international adoption agency, hoping that one out of three would work – and actually seriously WORRIED that we'd be pregnant and the adoption would come through at the same time. Two years later, notsomuch.
- To the cunt (yes, I reserve that word for certain extreme assholes) who bitched on Nextdoor that teenagers weren't coming up to her front door to help her shovel her walks because she has a 2 year old and her husband is out of town, and when I called her out reminding her that there were tons of people posting free or low-fee snow shoveling services already, and that we all need to work together rather than expecting kids to come up to her front porch and offer, and her response was "You obviously don't have children"? FUCK YOU. And yes, my fellow infertiles, I did respond, in this public forum, that as someone who can't have children and lost a baby this summer, I'm sick and tired of people making comments that people who don't have kids can't possibly understand or can't possibly be all that busy. Fuck that bitch. Fuck her fuck her fuck her.


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Ankle fractures are surprisingly common injuries, both in athletes and the general population. Being able to quickly identify the signs and symptoms of a fracture is extremely important in ensuring quick and effective medical management.
Ankle fractures come in different shapes and forms. For example, a netballer with shin splints may experience a stress fracture, while a soccer player colliding with another player may experience a large break of the bone at the base of the ankle. In either case, bony tissue has been disrupted and must be treated accordingly.
Understandably, swelling and bruising will occur when a bony injury to the ankle takes place. Inability to bear weight on the affected leg, along with extreme pain when the affected area is touched are also very common signs of fracture. However, as an ankle sprain will often present with these same symptoms, it can be easy to misdiagnose an ankle fracture as a severe sprain.
Luckily, there are some established rules to follow if you a suspect an ankle fracture. If one or more of the following signs are present, along with a history of trauma, it is recommended that you seek medical advice as soon as possible.
Following diagnosis of a fracture, the doctor may decide to use a plaster (cast) to protect the bones while they heal. Severe fractures will need to be surgically stabilized. After surgery or time in a cast, ankles can be surprisingly weak and stiff due to disuse, leaving them vulnerable to becoming reinjured.
After removal of a cast, wearing a fabric brace is usually recommended for a few weeks. The brace provides an element of stability while the joint is regaining strength and balance. During this time, it is important to start strengthening and mobilizing the ankle. A physiotherapist can develop a rehabilitation program that involves a gradual return to normal daily activities and eventually sport.
This rehab program will allow your bones to continue healing while adjusting to the increasing stresses being placed on them. You may begin rehab in a non-weight-bearing setting such as the pool, and progress to increased weight-bearing activities such as cycling. Eventually you will be able to start a weight-bearing program on the grass or even on a hard surface to assist with your return to sport.
This type of injury is common in load-bearing athletes such as runners. Other people commonly affected include soccer players and footballers, due to their frequent kicking actions.
Instability within the pelvic region is the primary cause of Osteitis Pubis, particularly if the instability occurs at the connection between the two sides of the pubic bones at the front of the body. The pelvis carries the weight of the upper body and is responsible for providing stability when walking, running and kicking. This means that the joint can easily become irritated and inflamed.
What are the signs and symptoms of Osteitis Pubis?
Osteitis pubis is aggravated by weight-bearing activities, with running and kicking being the two main culprits. Pain is usually experienced on one side, however both sides can be affected. The pain is usually located at the front of the pelvis, and may progress into the hip and groin area as it becomes more severe.
Sufferers of Osteitis Pubis tend to have a history of previous groin strain, as well as lower back pain. They may also have a history of a sports hernia in the hip area. As with most inflammatory conditions, the pain may be worse when in use, better when resting, and worse overnight into the morning.
Your physio is able to help this condition in a number of ways and will hopefully get you back to your pre injury sporting level. During assessment, your physio will look at many different things to determine the cause of the condition. Muscle length, muscle strength and muscle control will all be assessed. Your posture in standing, walking and running will also be assessed to determine any irregularities.
Your physio will ask you to rest from sport for a period of time to allow some bony healing to occur. They will then progress you through a rehab program aimed at getting you back to sport.
This rehab program will retrain your muscles to stabilize the pelvis when walking, running and kicking. The muscles will also need to have relatively equal flexibility to help stabilize the pelvis. Your physio will give you specific exercises to target the strength and flexibility of these muscles. Finally, your physio will progress you to running or kicking, and allow you to gradually return to sport over a 3-to-6-month period of time.
The information in this newsletter is not a replacement for proper medical advice. Always see a medical professional for assessment of your individual condition.
If you find it difficult to make time for exercise, aim for little amounts, often. Incorporate exercise into your daily routine at home and at work. It does not take much to improve your physical health!
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Kensington Community Recreation Centre
Gym, Cycle, Cardio, Group Fitness - it's all here!
Swimming Pool & Aquatic Area
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Perhaps it shouldn't come as a surprise that Louise Roe, who has made a career as a stylist, television host, and writer, would base her decision to leave her "fab" townhouse just off of Melrose Place in Los Angeles in the name of fashion. "I'm going to blame my closet, really," laughs Roe, who now lives in a three-bedroom house in the Hollywood Hills with her husband, director Mackenzie Hunkin. "We didn't have space for all my shoes and bags. Fashion is my job, so it's purely for professional reasons!"
But finding a new house wasn't as simple as looking for listings with walk-in closets and calling it a day. For one thing, Roe or Hunkin aren't fans of the modern homes that make up a considerable portion of the city's real estate. "We wanted something with character," she says, citing her English upbringing. After a year of searching—all while planning a wedding across the pond—they finally found the right house the day they returned from their honeymoon in Italy. "I just knew immediately, even just from the photos online and before we'd seen it, that it was the one," says Roe.
Built in 1935, the three-bedroom Hollywood Hills house had the sense of history and tradition the couple craved. As a bonus, it offered a gorgeous outdoor area that would be perfect for entertaining and a perfect backdrop for shoots for Roe's blog, Front Roe, as well as her popular Instagram feed. "It's got a very mature garden, which in Los Angeles you don't often find," she says. "The houses we were looking at, they threw a few cactus into the front and called that a garden, but this one's got great flowers and fruit trees and a lovely little pathway up to the front."


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Alien Kid 2: Goshen's Secret
Alien Kid 2: Goshen's Secret
A signed, paperback copy of Alien Kid 2.
Author day books will be delivered on the day of the event or books can be shipped anywhere in the U.S.A.
So far nobody at Silver Lake Middle School has figured out Charlie Baker isn't really from Cleveland. It turns out Charlie is actually an alien from one of Jupiter's moons. Keeping his secret hasn't been easy, and now Charlie has a new problem: the substitute English teacher, Mr. Goshen. It's been nothing but extra homework, bad grades, and even detention for everybody. Well, everybody, except Caden, the school bully. Charlie and his best friend Maya know something isn't right. What does Caden know that they don't? Can they discover Mr. Goshen's secret?
Alien Kid is the new middle-grade series (ages 9-12) from author Kristen Otte, who writes funny books that parents can trust.


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A new commercial building is going up in what once was about an acre-sized field near Lewes. It is behind, and I assume will replace, an older single-family house that has been turned into a real estate office.
Today I noticed a new protest by the folks who live in the next field over. They've posted their feelings about the new office building rather, well, prominently.
I'm not certain how long this protest has been in place. I only pass this property at the right angle to see this face of this fence once a week. At best.
I hope this doesn't go the way that that incident with the painted spite fence went up in Red Lion back at the end of 2003 and the start of 2004. A property-line dispute there led to a fence being built, being painted a fluorescent green and orange, and eventually hung with a variety of underwear.
We don't need that.


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SIA DoD Commercial SATCOM Workshop
Key opportunity for satellite industry to exhibit their latest solutions to U.S. Government decision-makers.
11 December 2018 - 13 December 2018
The Inmarsat Government-sponsored DoD Commercial SATCOM Workshop brings together government leaders from DoD Combatant Commands, Services and Agencies as well as commercial satellite industry operators, service providers, integrators, ground equipment suppliers, and manufacturers.
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch, Senior Vice President, Government Strategy & Policy, Inmarsat Government, will moderate the Military Services Panel on 13 December, from 8:45 to 10:00.
The 14th annual event takes place in Arlington, Virginia, USA.


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Welcome to the Geoff Kite Golf Professional Superstore
Located at Yeovil Golf Club we are one of the largest and best stocked shops in the West Country, established for over 35 years and catering for all your golfing needs. The shop is where the golfer heads for booking golfing tuition, arranging access to our leading edge Golf Lab, custom fitting, booking the golf simulator, organising a session on the driving range, repair of golf clubs, and of course retail therapy!
Our range of stock covers everybody from beginners, with starter sets or individual clubs, to the premium brands as used by the worlds' best players. What's more we employ friendly, knowledgeable and professional staff who recognise every golfer is different and individual.
This difference plays a key role when you play golf and influences the equipment you need to play well. With this in mind we have adopted a "BEST FIT" philosophy which we apply to both equipment and teaching.
Get your swing analysed at the Golf Lab
We have invested heavily in the latest state of art technology which we are bringing to you in our Golf Lab. Taking just an hour of your time, we use specialist equipment and PGA trained staff to measure every detail of a club's performance when used by an individual golfer. If you've seen this approach before it could be because it's used on Sky Sport. From the information gathered we recommend the ' BEST FIT ' for our customers. Cost is just £40 for driver and iron fitting.