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A semi-additive average? What exactly are you trying to calculate? Let me explain first. A semi-additive measure is a measure that can be summed across some dimensions, but not all. Typically it's the time dimension that isn't additive. For example, the stock level at various warehouses. You can add all the stock levels of your warehouses together, to get an idea of how much stock you have for your entire company. However, you can't add the stock level across time. 250 stock yesterday and 240 stock today doesn't equal 490 stock for the two days. In reality the sum aggregation is replaced with another aggregation when aggregating over the non-additive dimension. In our stock example, we could use the last value known (240) or the average (245). Which aggregation you want depends on the requirements.
In this blog post I'm going to calculate a semi-additive measure, using the average for the non-additive dimension. Quite recently a colleague asked how you could calculate this in DAX. The use case is simple: there are employees that perform hours on specific tasks. The number of hours is our measure. The different tasks (the task dimension) is additive. The employee dimension however is not when we calculate an average. When two employees are selected, the result should not be the average of all the individual hours, but rather the average of the sum of the hours per employee. Let's illustrate with an example:
The total hours worked by Koen is 9, by Bart 22. When we want the average hours for all tasks, the result should be 15.5 (calculated as (22 + 9) / 2). However, if you use the regular average DAX function, you would get 5.17 (calculated as (2+3+4+6+7+9) / 6). So a new measure had to be created; one that first sums up the hours for each employee and then calculates the average across all employees.
If I learned anything from the Power Pivot and Power BI book about DAX, it's to think in steps when you want to tackle a problem with DAX. First of all we want a measure that can calculate the sum of the hours (since we need the sum of the hours per employee).
Sum of Hours = SUM(Hours)
In Power Pivot and Power BI, if your column is of a numeric data type you don't need to create such a measure; the engine will do it for you when you drag the column into a visualization. However, in SSAS Tabular you do need to create explicit measures for everything so it's a good practice to create explicit measures every time. Besides, we are going to reuse this measure into another measure so even more reason to make it explicit. Used in a table with only employees, it gives the following result:
Not exactly rocket science until this point. Now we want to sum the hours per employee and then take the average. This is the exact definition of the AVERAGEX function. This function has the following syntax:
AVERAGEX is an iterator. It will iterate over the table provided in the first argument and for each iteration calculate the expression provided in the second argument. At the end, it calculates the average of all the results. What do we want to pass along as the 1st argument? A list of all the employees. We want to iterate over all of the employees and calculate the sum of their hours. The list of employees can be found with the VALUES function. The second argument is simply Sum of Hours, our explicit measure. This gives the following formula:
SemiAverage = AVERAGEX(VALUES(Employee);[Sum of Hours])
This gives the following result (compared with a normal average):
You can see that for a single employee, the SemiAverage measure behaves the same as the Sum of Hours measure. However, at the grand total line the average is taken from the various subtotals. The formula will still work with the task dimension included, since this dimension is fully additive.
Let's analyze how exactly the formula gives the end result of 10.50, line by line. To do this I'm going to use the matrix visualization, since it shows the subtotals.
The existing filter context is defined by two factors:
- the slicer, which dictates that only the tasks A and C are to be included.
- the position in the matrix. For example, the second line dictates that Employee = Bart and Task = C.
Using the filter context, we can go over each line and calculate the intermediate result.
- In line 1, the filter context is Employee = Bart, Task = A. If we would look at the original table, this gives us 6 hours. In our SemiAverage formula, VALUES(Employee) would just return Bart. The sum of the hours is 6 and there are no other employees (due to filter context). The average of 6 is of course 6.
- Same as line 1, but with Task = B. The result is 9.
- The subtotal for employee Bart has the following filter context: Employee = Bart, Task = All (remember that the slicer filters the tasks, so All in this context means A and C). The result of the expression Sum of Hours is 15 which is also the result for SemiAverage (again, only one employee is returned by VALUES(Employee)).
- The same as line 1, but with Employee = Koen and Task = A. Result is 2.
- The same as line 1, but with Employee = Koen and Task = C. Result is 4.
- The same as line 3, but with Employee = Koen and Task = All. Result is 6.
- In the grand total, the formula finally kicks in for real. Filter context is Employee = All, Task = All. VALUES(Employee) returns the table with values Koen and Bart. So in the first iteration, Sum of Hours is calculated for Koen. The result is the same as the subtotal of line 6. The second iteration calculates Sum of Hours for Bart, which results in 15, the result of line 3. Finally, AVERAGEX takes both results and calculates the average: (6 + 15) / 2 = 10.5.
A very long explanation for a very simple example 🙂
The point was to explain thoroughly how each value was calculated and how row and filter contexts behave.
In conclusion, we can use the following pattern to calculate semi-additive measures in DAX:
SemiAdditiveMeasure = AVERAGEX(VALUES(NonAdditiveDimension);SUM(Measure))
The AVERAGEX function can of course be replaced with other types of aggregations, such as MINX, MAXX, MEDIANX. Other types of semi-additive measures, such as last non empty, need other formulas.


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*Note: Before attempting meditation in the Buddhist tradition, I'd recommend taking a look at why we meditate.
The Buddha stated that the ultimate goal of entering the path is "unshakeable liberation of mind." He also stated that meditation is the heart of that path. That said, many people believe that meditation is inaccessible to them; that it is something mystical or supernatural. And others feel that it is a waste of time or meaningless. In actuality, these thoughts and feelings are merely the labels of a non-liberated mind, and so are the very reasons to undertake the practice of meditation.
Meditation is useful to any human being, but can be especially beneficial to those living in the high-stress environments of big cities. Studies have indicated that meditation increases blood-flow, lowers blood-pressure, reduces anxiety, improves concentration and will-power, among many other things. For more information on the scientifically proven benefits, check out this Mayo Clinic Article.
Now that I've convinced you, the following is a very simple meditation practice that ANYONE can use. It is called mindfulness of breath meditation. Some accounts say that this is the type of meditation the Buddha ultimately used to attain enlightenment. In any case, it is very useful for the beginner.
What you'll need:
- A quiet space: this can be anything from a large room to a designated corner
- A cushion (optional) or a chair. If you are new to meditation, chances are you will need a cushion. The purpose is for elevation of the hips to take pressure and strain off tight muscles in the hips, thighs and groin area. Sometimes, even the cushion does not alleviate the tension and a chair is required. There is nothing wrong with using a chair.
- Patience: meditation can be very frustrating for beginners, but do not fret. Like anything else in life that requires effort, it takes time.
I always recommend stretching before mediation because I tend to be on the stiffer side. If you are very flexible, I salute you and you may not need to stretch. For the rest of us here are a few simple stretches to loosen up the back and the hips. I also like to add child's pose as the last stretch. Hold it for a minute.
Now that's out of the way, find your spot. Place your cushion or chair down. If you are using a cushion or multiple cushions, the general recommendation is to be elevated about 1-3 inches from the ground, however every person is different and it may vary depending on your body. When I started, I needed about 4 inches elevation.
When you sit down on cushion or chair, make sure you are sitting on the edge of the seat in either case. Let your sitz bones anchor you into the ground. Your sitz bones are the two points at the bottom of your pelvis that point directly downward when you are sitting. You can feel them through your cheeks.
Let the spine be erect, but not rigid. This is a difficult concept to grasp at first, but it should feel as though your vertebrae are stacked and sitting comfortably one on top of the other. If you are a beginner, you will inevitably experience some sort of back, hip, shoulder or neck pain at first. It takes some time to figure out your best posture. Your shoulders should be hanging off of your spine (so to speak) and your neck should be long with your head feeling as though it is gently reaching toward the ceiling. A good way to find that head position is by making sure your chin stays down and level. Neither pointing up, which causes the neck to arch, nor retracted into the neck so much that your neck bends.
If you are sitting in a chair, your feet should be planted on the ground. If you are sitting on a cushion, you may cross your legs in any of the traditional postures. You should feel as though your legs are pretty released and the hips and groin are not doing much work to keep your body erect. Your lower back should not be arched or slouched. Try to find a balance between the two. Abs should be released. Finally, the hands should either be cupped, one over the other, palms facing up resting in your lap or each hand resting on your respective thighs, palms up or down.
- Set a timer for 10-15 minutes. I would not recommend doing more than that if you are a newbie. If you have a smart phone, there are many wonderful timers designed specifically for meditation.
- Close your eyes. Take a few deep breaths to begin. You want to be sure you are breathing diaphragmatically or abdominally. This means when you take a breath, you should feel expansion in the lower ribs, stomach and lower back. Avoid high chest breathing.
- Let go of the deep breaths and breathe normally. This is important. You do not want to get into the habit of deep breathing. That is a different form of meditation.
- For now, you have two options. You can either focus on the rise and fall of your abdomen or the tip of your nostrils where you can feel the breath entering and leaving your body. Put all your concentration on one of those places. If your mind wanders (and it will), gently bring it back to the breath. AND THAT'S IT.
Additional Tips:
Two of the most common hindrances during meditation are mental chaos and physical pain. The remedies for both are rather similar:
- For mental chatter, overwhelming thoughts, feelings, anxieties, you must allow them. Do not resist and do not engage them. Simply observe what's happening and let the thought die. Then gently, without judgment or self-deprecation, bring your attention back to the breath.
- For physical pain, again you must allow it. Do your best not to adjust your body once the meditation has begun. Of course you shouldn't be in excruciating pain, but decide how much you can take. If there is a particular area or areas, observe it, make it the focus of your meditation until it releases. Often when we do this, the pain will subside a bit. Another way is to imagine that you are allowing breath to reach that area and thus loosen the muscle. If it is pain you can handle, simply acknowledge it, and return to the breath.
Recommended Reading
If you are new to meditation, I highly recommend getting a few books to help you on your journey. Here are 3 that have been indispensable to me in my practice.
- Mindfulness in Plain English; This is hands down the best introduction to meditation that I have ever read. Simple, straightforward, and practical. If you're serious about meditation, get this.
- Stages Of Meditation; The Dalai Lama's teachings on how to meditate. If you've ever seen or heard the man speak, you should be excited about it. He brings the same wisdom, compassion, and warmth to this book.
- Stretching: 30th Anniversary Edition; A fantastic, easy-to-use, illustrated book with HUNDREDS of stretches. If you're not one for yoga, and want to stretch on your own, pick this up.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Bring the light.
By Terence Stone
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Chief Editor and Founder of Urban Spiritual, I'm a classically trained singer and actor living in New York City, who has performed in the U.S. and Europe. I'm also a writer, traveller, meditator, arts-lover, and well-being enthusiast.

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Summer is over. And what a summer it was! I took a big risk, deciding not to get a job once the school year ended. Instead, I chose to devote all of my time to building this little business. There were times when I could be described as the proverbial starving artist, but I survived. And I have no regrets. I learned a lot about myself, I completed at least 12 paintings, and I made strong connections to fellow artists/dog lovers (and a wonderful friend in Linda). It was a life-changing summer and I'm sad to see it end.
I'm lucky to live within an hour from the Jersey shore. Working for myself this summer allowed me to spend a Tuesday afternoon with Kevin (also a teacher) on the beach. Not many people get to be leisurely on a Tuesday afternoon. Usually I'd draw on the beach while Kevin would surf. Again, not many people get to feel the sand between their toes and hear the crashing waves as they are working. I'm thankful for such a wonderful season.
Ever since I was a little girl, I've enjoyed picking up shells on the beach. One of the shells I found over the summer was the inspiration for this painting. This piece is my wedding gift to my cousin Andrew and his lovely bride Paige, who got married Labor Day weekend.
Coming soon: four new dog paintings—Samson, Emma, Max, and Buster!
WOOF! Thank you for visiting i heart dogs studio, the home of pet portraits lovingly painted by me, Christine Humphries Throckmorton. Since 2007, I have created custom pet portraits, prints, cards, and more, all featuring lovable canines (and the occasional feline). Scroll down, take a look around, click away. You'll see a wide variety of pet portraits, and get to know a bit about the girl behind the canvas.
PLEASE NOTE: Now that I have a toddler, I am no longer accepting commissions. For now, I am shelving the paintbrushes and just enjoying being MOM. I have a variety of original paintings, prints, and cards available in my shop, however, and there is a lot of dog art to peruse in the pages of this here blog. Enjoy.
"I would rather see the portrait of a dog that I know, than all the allegorical paintings
they can show me in the world." ~ Samuel Johnson


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Update 12/24/15: Apple's worked out the bugs, and Apple Music is now my favorite streaming service, largely because of the integration with Siri that lets you say things like "play some Christmas songs" or "Play Take On Me" and have it play almost any song you can think of instantly. It was a lot of fun having my father in law mention an old song, ask Siri to play it, and route it to the living room speakers (via air play). That's the kind of user experience we've grown to expect from Apple products.
Original: Apple products aren't popular because they're original, they're popular because they "just work". Apparently someone forgot that when launching Apple Music.
I really wanted to like Apple Music, but every direction I turn, I hit errors. Let's take a look at some of my favorites:
- Turning on and running the music app just after upgrading, it displayed this beautiful screen. The colors are lovely, and it has a custom red "Ok" button.
- One of Apple Music's interesting features is a Pandora style radio station. Select a song or artist and "start station". This feature uses a system standard error dialog for that old-school look.
- One of the fun things you can try to do with Apple Music is to play videos by artists you like. When looking at an artist's page, Apple Music will recommend top videos. Viewing the latest Carly Rae Jepsen video on my Mac Mini shows this lovely dialog. Again, it's a system standard dialog, but it does feature the new iTunes app logo in the upper left corner. Among the dialog's features are handy recommendations about how you might convince iTunes to let you view the video, and a check box to make future videos fail to play silently for added confusion in the future.
As for Apple Music's other features, the iOS app is excellent at crashing in the middle of a video or song. If you get a video to play on the iPad, it displays with a light gray border that you cannot remove. I did manage to get an artist radio station to play once, and Apple Music quickly veered away from anything I'd want to hear. The "You" playlists I've tried had about one interesting song in ten.
So, aside from the lovely types of error dialogs, Google Music's multi-device service seems to be the best for having your music available everywhere, and I'd stick with Spotify and Pandora for streaming and radio services.


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I had my work cut out for me on radio last week. I interviewed Brian Campeau about his brilliant new album Don't Think It, Overthink, Overthinking and whooaaah! The guy hasn't ever stood behind CDJ's and was so overjoyed at the prospect of knobs, knobs, and more knobs. Oh and sliders/fx/eq. To be honest, I didn't want to put a bullet in the producers's balloon. Consequently a bunch of tracks, especially his own got a live remix on Yes Ma'am Radio.
We also got talking on a deeper level about the state of the live music scene in Sydney and dissected some home truths pertinent to Brian's goals with the new album and musical purpose. So expect a show that was a little more chatty, but certainly intriguing. You'll get a bit more of me in this one too.
BTW, Brian's album launch was so profoundly entertaining on all levels that I will be going to the second show in Django Bar (Camelot Lounge) this Sunday night.
This week on Yes Ma'am Radio the freshness comes from: KatrinKa, HVOB, DJ Aristocrat (great name), Ratatat, Wave & Rome, NoxInBox, Haliia, Kid Yumi, Indian Wells and Soul Galaxy. We'll also interview the sassy front woman of Sydney's alt rock band The Mis-Made just before they launch new EP. I'm sure Jess will have some interesting things to say in amongst her sharp wit and contagious laugh this Wednesday 9.30pm on Bondi Radio.
Keep it real crew and remember to share the shit out of the stuff we find that you dig – you'll be doing all of us a favour!


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Ivanka Sitting in for Daddy at G20
Apparently, Cheeto Jesus had more important business than the G20 in Hamburg, Germany. So he sent Ivanka to represent the United States of America at the summit. Just to review – Ivanka is unelected, unvetted, unappointed, and unapproved to represent the US in ANY matter, much less the G20. Here she is sitting among world leaders while Daddy – tweets?
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Google I/O 2017, this year's instalment of Google's annual developer conference, has wrapped up. It featured a vast array of announcements from Google divisions from across the spectrum, Android being just one of them. We didn't get updates on every single Google project that's made news or been leaked over the preceding year, and while the announcements that were made were primarily targeted at developers, there was still plenty to keep regular folks interested. Here's the full roundup of what went down at Google I/O 2017.
What's new in Android O Developer Preview 2
Google I/O keynote highlights
We're expecting a deluge of news and announcements from Google today, and we know it can be hard to keep up. If you can't watch the live stream or just want a digest, you've come to the right place. We'll update this post often with the key announcements from Google I/O 2017. Stay tuned!
- Sundar Pichai took the stage. He opened with the announcement that Google's products have over one billion active users. Google Photos users upload 1.2 billion photos daily. Google Maps users navigate over one billion miles per day. Android now has over two billion active devices. YouTube viewers view over one billion hours of video per day.
- They also announced that Smart Reply is now officially rolling out to Gmail users starting today.
- Sundar then announced Google Lens. It's a set of vision-based computer capabilities that will show up on Google Photos and Google Assistant first. It'll be able to recognize what things are in real time or in photos uploaded to the Photos service. It can even automatically connect to routers. You can also look at restaurants and it'll just know where you are and what you need to see.
- Sundar briefly discussed some huge things in the medical community, including diabetes treatments, breast cancer detection, and more. There was also discussion about how neural networks are being used at Google to train other neural networks. Inception!
- Google Assistant is currently active on over 100 million devices. It has also become more conversational, more available, and more ready to help. It has also gotten better at multiple people interacting with Assistant on the same device. Today, Google added the ability to type to your Google Assistant if you want to. This is mostly for your privacy when using Assistant in public. It will also have Google Lens integration (see our paragraph about that above)!
- Google announced today that Google Assistant is available on iPhone! Additionally, the new Google Assistant SDK allows any manufacturer to include Assistant in virtually any smart machine. That includes drink mixers, refrigerators, washing machines, or whatever. It will also roll out in several new languages, including Brazilian, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Korean, French, and more over the course of this year!
- Starting today, Actions on Google will be supporting transactions, including payments, identity, notifications, receipts, and even account creation. It will also be on more platforms! Valerie from Google placed an entire order to Panera for delivery to Google I/O with just her voice.
- This summer, Google Home will be launched in Canada, Australia, France, Germany, and Japan.
- Additionally, Google Home will start having Proactive Assistance. It will let you know about random things so that you can alter your life accordingly. Google also announced hands-free calling on Google Home and it's free! Rishi from Google showed this by calling his mom at Google I/O 2017. Google Home can also recognize the voice to call the right contact. Hands-free calling will roll out to the US over the next few months. It should work with every phone number.
- Google announced partnerships with Spotify, Deezer, and SoundCloud so that they work better with Google Home. They also announced Bluetooth support on Google Home. There are also tons of new video partners, including HBO Now, to make video streaming to your TV even easier. Google Home can also now send info to your phone for those tasks that are easier to do on a screen, like viewing directions.
- There are currently over 50 million devices connected with Chromecast. Starting today, those devices will be updated to show Google Assistant information on the screen when you want it to. In short, visual responses are rolling out to practically any device with Chromecast, Android, or Google Assistant installed.
- Google Photos will soon bet able to remove obstructions from photos. For instance, it can remove a fence if you want to just have the image behind the fence.
- Starting today, Google Photos will have Suggested Sharing. It will find the best photos using machine learning. It will then suggest that you share them to relevant people. Usually people who were at the event, your other family members, and more. There will be a sharing tab to find your shares easier. It'll send an SMS or email to people who don't Google Photos. Google Photos can then allow people to add new photos to the shared album quickly to create a more complete photo album.
- In the coming weeks, Google Photos will roll out Shared Libraries. It allows you to create libraries with certain topics. You can share libraries with other people. For instance, you can share all the photos of the kids with your husband or wife automatically. They can then save photos they like directly to their library. People you share with can also have photos automatically added to their library if they want to. Those photos will act as though they were photos you took, even if you obtained them via a shared library.
- Google announced the launch of Photo Books. Google Photos will select the best photos from the photos you choose and then ship you an actual, for real book of photos. It comes in hardcover and soft cover. It'll cost between $10 and $20. It'll be launched in the US today with rolling out expected this week. More countries are coming in the future.
- Additionally, Google Lens will be integrated into Google Photos. It'll be able to identify landmarks, buildings, art, events, and more. It'll also be able to find phone numbers to businesses from photos, websites, and more. Google Lens in Google Photos is rolling out later this year.
- YouTube watch time on TV is growing by 90% per year! Starting today, YouTube will begin to support 360-degree video (including live video) on television. You'll be able to use your TV remote (on smart TVs) to move around and see the video. This will work on any TV connected YT app, including game consoles.
- The number of people live streaming has grown 400% over the last year. In response, Google has announced Super Chat. It's an improved live chat for live streamers. You'll be able to donate money to the live streamer and also have your comment featured on the live chat so the streamer can see it more easily. A new API will also allow Super Chat users to affect things in real life. To demonstrate, they had the Slow Mo Guys do a live stream. When she donated $500, the Slow Mo Guys were pelted by 500 water balloons. It was hilarious.
- It was announced that there were 50 million Android TV activates every month! Chromebooks now comprise about 60% of all laptops sold to K-12 programs. There were 82 billion app and game installs from Google Play since the last Google I/O. Along with the aforementioned two billion active phones, it's been a big year for Android!
- Android O is definitely getting tons of new features and fun stuff. We discussed it quite a bit in our developer preview quick look! In addition to all that info, picture-in-picture is definitely coming to Android O. Additionally, notifications will now be usable when long touching the app icon. Smart Text Selection will allow for instant text selection for things such as addresses, business names, and phone numbers more quickly.
- TensorFlow Lite will allow app developers to access some awesome neural networking features in Android. Additionally, Google.ai and the second generation of Cloud TPUs were announced!
- Play Console Dashboards was announced. It allows developers to better see what's causing crashes, bad battery, resource hogging, and more! Google Play Protect is also included in Android O. It scans devices, the Play Store, and more to find, disable, and remove malware and other bad apps.
- Starting today, Kotlin will be an officially supported language in Android. It's a new programming language.
- It was announced today that there are more Android users in India than there are in the United States.
- Today, Google announced Android Go. It optimizes the latest Android releases to run on low end phones. It then includes a scaled back version of Google Apps for less resource use. The Google Play Store will then show apps optimized for Android Go. That also includes data management right in the Quick Settings. Some apps, like the new YouTube Go, will also allow for offline sharing without using mobile data.
- There is now a new initiative called Building for Billions. Developers can get into by making apps that are less than 10MB in size, can be used offline, and have enough battery and resource optimization. These apps will be mostly used on Android Go phones (less than 1GB of RAM). More information is coming later this year.
- The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ will include Daydream support starting this summer. Apparently, an upcoming LG flagship will include Daydream support as well!
- Google announced that standalone VR headsets are coming. It's a standalone device that just works. No PC, no smartphone required. It'll be an Android powered device made specifically for a VR experience. Partners include Qualcomm, HTC, and Lenovo. Devices will come to market later this year.
- A new AR thing called Visual Positioning Service will allow you to navigate through things like stores to find the exact products you're looking for. As you may have guessed, this is also part of Google Lens. Many of these features will be included in a new Google Expeditions update (the app) later this year!
- Google is apparently tackling job search. Some new features in Search will let you check out new job postings based on various categories, full or part time, job titles, and more. This new initiative is called Google for Jobs. When you're enrolled in Google for Jobs, you can apply for jobs with one click once your information is there. It'll roll out to the US in the coming weeks with more countries in the future.
- That's it for the keynote! Stay tuned to Android Authority for even more Google I/O 2017 coverage over the coming days!
Watch the Google I/O 2017 keynote
You can watch the opening keynote of Google I/O 2017 right here! Sundar Pichai and other top Google executives are expected to give us an update on all of Google's top projects, plus a preview of what to expect over the next year from the Googleverse. Check out the live video below and join us as we dissect all the exciting announcements.
Google I/O 2017 dates and location
Google I/O 2017 takes place between May 17-19, once again at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. If you don't know the location, it's right next to the Googleplex, covering the amphitheatre and several outdoor car parks. Last year the event suffered some criticism due to a lack of overflow areas, adequate seating, shade and so on. We expect this year will be much better organized.
For the second time since 2013, Google I/O will be a full three-day event, with the all-important keynote kicking things off, followed a developer keynote and then breakout sessions, code labs, 1:1 time with various Google teams, product and software demos, presentations, and much more. Even though some chided Google last year for doing a "Burning Man" event with very few hands-on opportunities for the announcements made, it was still a ton of fun, and we expect this year to be no different. Just with more shade.
Google I/O 2017 – what can we expect?
For many folks, the keynote is pretty much the whole draw of the conference. After all, this is the biggest presentation and sets the stage for the whole event. This year's keynote starts at 10 AM on May 17 and, in two hours, will cover all the major things we'll be seeing in finer detail over the coming days (we'll share the livestream link as soon as we know it and remember to keep an eye out for the #io17 hashtag). All the major sessions will be live streamed and later posted to YouTube so you can catch up any time you like.
What exactly do we expect to hear about during that keynote? Good question. Obviously Android O will be a big part of it, including the recently announced Project Trebel. For those that haven't heard about it yet, Treble aims to help speed up update cycles by making it possible for device makers to directly access the hardware-specific parts of Android O. In theory, this should allow those companies to update their Android smartphones and tablets directly, without the need to go through their silicon partners first. In other words, it's one less hoop to cross, and should result in at least a bit of a faster updating process. For more details, head here.
Beyond Treble? Google also recently announced Android Auto is coming directly to cars. Unlike earlier solutions that kept the Android Auto experience on the phone and only linked up with a car's infotainment system, Audi and Volvo's will now be Android-powered themselves. We expect to hear more about these plans, and perhaps we might even learn about other potential auto makers that are aim to get onboard.
Honestly, from what we hear, while there may be a few hardware surprises (new Android Wear watches perhaps? or the rumored stand-alone VR headset?) this show is shaping up to be very software-centric with Google particularly taking an interest in pushing forward its AI efforts. One thing is sure, Google tends to be much better at keeping secrets than its OEM partners and so there is a lot about Google I/O we still don't know about with any certainty.
Google I/O 2017 sessions – what's on the agenda?
Google always trickles out Google I/O session details in waves. The first and second waves have already hit, with a clear focus on Firebase, Progressive Web Apps, Accelerated Mobile Pages, Google Assistant and the Mobile Web. Other common threads in the schedule include teasers for Android O to help developers get ahead of the curve in targeting their apps for the new API level, as well as updates on Android TV, Android Wear and Android Instant Apps. AR and VR are key focial points and even audio gets a special look in.
- Keynote
- Developer keynote
- What's New in Android
- Mobile Web: State of the Union
- Building Apps for the Google Assistant
- Android Wear: What's New
- What's New in Google Play
- What's New in Android Security
- Home Automation with Google Assistant
- Future of Audio and Video on the Web
- Notifications UX: What's New for Android O?
- Android Apps for Chromebooks
The "What's New in Android?" session is always high on our hit list, and not surprisingly, Android O gets a direct mention. Considering the timeline for Android O developer previews Google has already shared, we'll likely get the second dev preview during I/O and the return of the Android Beta Program for those that like living on the tip of the Android spear. The listed streams currently available include Ads, Accessibility, Mobile Web, Firebase, Android, Google Assistant, Machine Learning and AI, VR, Design, IoT, Search and Google Play.
You can expect to hear plenty on Assistant, especially now that it has rolled out to third-party devices, in dedicated sessions called Home Automation with Google Assistant and Building Apps for the Google Assistant. Android O's new notifications, shortcuts and launcher icons have two sessions, and we're sure to hear more about picture-in-picture mode, peripheral support and Android O security improvements too.
The next phase of Daydream VR will be covered as well as a session on developing VR for the web via WebVR, plus it looks like we might finally get the official launch of Android apps on Chrome OS. There's even rumors that a stand-alone Google-powered VR headset could be making an appearance at the conference — with a possible announcement during the Keynote, as mentioned above.
There'll also be updates on Android Things, the 2017 Google Play Awards, the success of the Pixels, and much more, possibly including some new features for Google Home. We don't see anything (yet) about Project Fi, but we're hoping for some updates and expansion of the service.
What got announced at Google I/O 2016?
To quickly refresh your memory, the big announcements from last year's Google I/O – some of which have very much taken over the Android discourse in the interim – included Google Assistant, Google Home, Allo and Duo, Android Instant Apps, Daydream VR, Android apps on Chrome OS, Project Ara (which got demoed and later scrapped entirely), Project Soli and Project Jacquard, Android Wear 2.0, Firebase and Android Studio 2.2, and the inaugural Google Play Awards. Android Auto was there, so was Project Loon, Android N showed up and so did Project Tango. If you want a refresher on all the Google I/O 2016 highlights just hit the link.
Google I/O 2017 tickets
As usual, Google held a glorified raffle for tickets to Google I/O 2017, with the "winners" able to purchase a ticket. This year, prices have gone up though: general admission tickets are $1,150 and academic tickets cost $375 (up from $900 and $300 respectively last year). The ticket application window ran from February 22 – 27 and the chosen few were notified via email on February 28.
The price increase could mean one of three things: a) it's going to be an even bigger production than last year, b) the I/O "goodie bag" is making a return, or c) inflation. Google also offered developers the chance to win an all-expenses paid trip to Google I/O 2017 via its "Experiments Challenge" competition, whereby devs could create an experiment based around Android, Chrome or AI.
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In before "Wrestling is fake!"
Thank you all for joining me for another weekly installment of the Wrestling Wrap Up. At least you're all not chicken s*** like that fat loser in the front row!
Seriously, eff that guy for buying an expensive ticket to RAW, right? And then showing "passion for the product." John Cena might not care if you boo him, but don't you try that garbage with CM Punk. He'll eviscerate you on live TV. And loudly call out your lifetime of poor eating choices.
Actually, I know the Punk segment came on during the final hour of the show, but I was kind of hoping that the fat guy shaming would just go on and on. Who needs cyber-bullying? I mean, how many people does that actually reach anyway? Your own personal circle of peers? The hell with that. Let's humiliate a dude in front of four million strangers.
But really, they could have kept it up. They could have used that guy to sell lockjaw Hardee's bacon burger monstrosities. Or they could have shown him how to download the App. "It's so easy, even this worthless lardass can do it!"
Look, the guy seemed fine with it. In the moment. He was laughing and having fun. But I assure you, once that guy got home, he had a late night dinner date with some serious sadness. Just him, four blank walls, and despair. Maybe a little ukelele tune. "I'm just a little bit *sob* stuck in the middle..."
CM Punk on Why He Prefers to be the Bad Guy
So...A LOT OF STUFF HAPPENED THIS WEEK! SummerSlam was a big hit (I consider a PPV with two or more excellent matches to be a big hit), Darren Young came out to a TMZ camera man at LAX, and John Cena came out and announced that he was taking about a half a year off to get some surgery, rest his weary bones, and hang out with that loud, juvenile skank Nikki Bella. I may have added that last part. Although, I may have not!
Cena leaving means a lot of things. For one, we can all finally stop looking at his mutagen-filled Popeye elbow (*blerf*), but mostly it opens up a huge opportunity for a ton of guys to step up and get nuts with the getting over. Punk's still the mostly likely to fill the Cena void once he stops slob-shaming front row fans and gets his revenge on Heyman. But the WWE's in a much better place, top guy-wise, than it was a year back when Cena really needed to take time off but couldn't because there was no hero to main event against Punk. And right now, a big Daniel Bryan (channeling a bit of Stone Cold) push is in the works.
Daniel Bryan on His Rising Popularity and Total Divas
Yes, Triple H did the typical Triple H thing of stealing the spotlight, and last night, Bryan got trounced for his troubles. But think of it like this: Triple H sees himself as the ultimate guy to get over on and the fact that he's working with Bryan means that he thinks Bryan has the potential to truly rise up and take the reins. Because eventually, Bryan will regain that title. And it will be at the expense of the new Corporation.
Triple H on the Crowd Reaction to Bryan and Cena
And it's not just Triple H here. It's Triple H, Steph and Vince. The whole blood-sucking Brady Bunch. And on top of that, there's Randy Orton (who's a part of the group despite Triple H saying that there's no love lost) and The Shield, who have now become Hunter's trio of Big Bossmen. So yes, Bryan losing the WWE belt minutes after winning it kind of blew, and really deflated the Staples Center crowd, but this is a good program for Bryan. I mean, the same thing happened to Punk at SummerSlam two years back and he won the title back at Survivor Series. And he didn't even have the McMahon brigade to help him rise up.
Meanwhile, Triple H stuck all dissidents in the ring with The Shield in one-on-three handicap matches. Leading to Ziggler getting sliced in half like an everything bagel...
The rest of RAW had Miz slapping his Figure Four Botchlock on Barrett, The Usos beating 3MB, and Bray Wyatt proving that "Contortionist" is probably one of the most unsettling words to place after the word "Hillbilly. Oh, and Ryback has now taken his bullying of the backstage staff one step further, cornering some dude in the shower and forcing him to drench his dungarees. So it's gone from backstage hallways, to catering, to the showers. It's possible that the wrong dude came out last week.
Dolph Ziggler Promises to Still Be a Jerk
As far as Cena goes, I doubt that he'll be gone as long as they're expecting (because Cena), but this is kind of unprecedented. I mentioned last week that the main thing Cena touts over everything else, especially when people call him out for being a less-than-spectacular wrestler, is that he's always there for roll call. His attendance record is immaculate. And a little scary. Now he's finally showing signs of being a normal human being and taking some time off to heal. A longer period of time off than when he actually broke his freakin' neck.
Cena gone, Total Divas, and Darren Young on Page 2...


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Title reads: "First Pictures. Earthquake Levels Town In Iran". American voiceovered newsreel material.
Iran. An earthquake levels the town of Lar in Southern Iran.
LS United States Navy Dakota plane taxing. Aerial view, flying over devastated area. Panning shot of ruins in the town, and makeshift tents which have been erected. Travel shot, showing ruins, and rescuers amidst the debris. MS as wounded are evacuated by plane. MS Doctor giving baby drink of milk.
(Comb. F.G.) Old record suggests material dates from around 28/04/1960.
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S&P500 is right now trading near all time high and many people are worried because they see no upside from here and only downside
Here's S&P500 ETF
One of the most compelling argument of Bears: Oh S&P500 is near all time HIGH and it doesn't deserve to be here. Just imagine - what will happen if there is 2008 like crash. So, take your money and run.
What nobody is answering?
Why is market behaving in this way? Why S&P500 is near all time high despite all negative noises? What IF - this is for real and market breaks out to NEW HIGH again? Just because market is trading near all time high - does not make it risky.
What can drive market to new HIGH - Financials?
Here's XLF ETF
The big question: Can they - considering so much political rhetoric against big banks. Over last 5 years: JPMorgan has underperformed S&P 500 by about 13%, Bank of America has underperformed S&P 500 by about 47% and Citigroup has underperformed S&P 500 by about 62%. WHAT IF - they start performing?
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ACTOR Richard Harris gave his blessing for his ex-wife to re-kindle her romance with former Tory minister Jonathan Aitken, it was revealed yesterday.
Aitken - who announced yesterday that he is to marry Elizabeth Harris - has described how he visited the celebrity in hospital before his death in October and they struck up a bond.
The shamed former politician was sentenced to 18 months in jail for perjury three years ago and will wed his fiancee - whose previous husbands include actor Sir Rex Harrison and Aitken's cousin Peter Aitken - in England during the summer.
The couple, both in their early 60s, began a relationship nine months ago after rekindling an old romance.
Aitken said, "I became very fond of Richard before he died. He gave our romance a full and enthusiastic blessing.
"The one thing we know, he was very, very positive about it and told his sons.
"He knew and told them he was happy.
"My own ex-wife is also happy for us." Asked if the relationship was better second time around, Aitken replied, "I don't know - it just feels wonderful."
He added that he had no plans to get married after divorcing Lolicia, his wife of 19 years, but it all started when he was reunited with Elizabeth, the daughter of Irish peer Lord Ogmore, who runs a public relations company.
"I made the proposal at Elizabeth's flat because the restaurant we were in was so noisy," Aitken said.
"We were at Annabel's (nightclub) and I planned to do it there but the table was practically on the dance floor and we couldn't hear ourselves think.
"We waited until Christmas night to tell our families and we remembered in a toast Elizabeth's first husband who died a few months ago."
Elizabeth, who had three sons with Hollywood actor Harris, remained friends with the film star after their divorce in 1968.
She said, "Receiving the proposal wasn't really a surprise. I had an inkling but it was still fabulous.
"Jonathan has given me a beautiful square diamond and aquamarine ring."


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TERRY BUTCHER insists Caley Thistle's players share the same special bond that brought European glory to Ipswich Town and nine-in-a-row joy to Rangers.
The Inverness manager landed a 1981 UEFA Cup winners' medal at Portman Road before collecting a glittering haul of silverware in a four-year spell at Ibrox.
And the 53-year-old has been blown away by the strength of collective spirit that has taken his modestly-funded team to second spot in the SPL.
Ahead of the season's third Highland derby against Ross County tonight, Butcher said: "We are on an excellent run and the lads are playing some wonderful football, scoring goals and enjoying their jobs.
"You really want to hear the banter in the dressing room — it is vibrant, buzzing, just great.
"If you have that sort of spirit and camaraderie then you have a chance.
"I keep on about this, but the boys have worked extremely hard.
"They enjoy themselves off the pitch as well because they are a close-knit squad who organise lots of days and nights out with the wives and girlfriends. You try and foster that kind of spirit.
"With Ipswich and when I was at Rangers, it was exactly the same, that level of closeness and camaraderie.
"We had huge success at those clubs and the success here so far is that we are climbing the league."
The most obvious manifestation of the spirit is Caley's refusal to accept defeat.
County were seconds away from a 3-2 Scottish Cup victory in Dingwall 10 days ago before Richie Foran's equaliser.
Butcher added: "We've been behind a few times and come back.
"We were behind at County going into the last few seconds, but we still managed to come back and that was a fantastic achievement.
"If you look at the team, that underlines how strong the character is.
"We were 2-1 behind at Aberdeen and came back to win 3-2. That character is becoming stronger and it's great to see."


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I love breakfast. It's my favorite. After making this yummy Cheesy Texas Scramble, I realized that I haven't had a decent breakfast in a long time. I also realized that I miss my bacon. Bacon and I have a long time love affair. It loves me, I know it.
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To make these, all you need are eggs, bacon, onions and shredded cheese. You could so totally throw in some peppers if that's how you roll. I can't have peppers, therefore, this is pepper lacking.
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- Using a spatula, constantly scrap and flip the eggs till they are cooked to your preference. About 5-7 minutes.
- Turn the heat off the skillet. Add the remaining 1/2 cup of shredded cheese over the top of the eggs. Serve.


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Description: It's important to understand how to communicate by email with people on and off-campus. During this workshop, we'll talk about email customs and etiquette at U-M and in the U.S., and how best to write emails in different contexts (to friends, mentors, professors, colleagues, etc.). Co-sponsored by the International Center and Language Resource Center.


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Shoreline Faculty Premiere Feature Film "The Hollow One" at SIFF
Film Department Chair Tony Doupé and SCC Associate Faculty Lorraine Montez premiere their feature-length suspense thriller horror film, "The Hollow One," at Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) Wed., May 27 at 9:00 p.m. and Thurs., May 28 at 3:30 p.m. at SIFF Cinema Uptown Theater. Tickets can be purchased through the SIFF Box Office.
Doupé stars in the film, which he also co-produced. He plays Michael Wade, a rural farm owner and amateur photographer. Father to Rachel and Anna, Michael is forced to appease forces far beyond his control.
"It was a challenge being a lead actor and producer on the film, especially given what a complicated and physically demanding role Michael was to play, but we had a great cast and crew and that helped a lot," Doupé said.
Montez was approached by Doupé and "The Hollow One" director Nathan Hendrickson a couple of years ago about producing on the project. "It's exhilarating to get accepted into SIFF, and this film reflects the vast talents of a community of valued colleagues and friends," she said.
The production was an SCC family affair. "We had a lot of support from some of our SCC film department graduates and current students. They're always eager to be in the learning environment only a film set can provide," Tony said.
The film stars Tony and several local actors, including Kate Alden and Tonya M. Skoog. It also stars Los Angeles actor Jesse James, best known for "As Good as it Gets," "The Butterfly Effect," "Amityville Horror" and "Blow," and New York actor Chelsea Farthing.
This has been a successful year for SCC's film department, with 10 of SCC's current and former students working on the following SIFF films:
REFRACTION, the first entirely student-driven film from SCC to make it to the festival.
And SCC Film and Video Faculty Kris Boustedt edited the video montage that played at the Opening Night Celebration.


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Shooting Of Teens Was 1 Occurrence, Alaska High Court Says
United Services Automobile Association persuaded the court to overturn a ruling that it was liable for $900,000 in coverage. A lower court had ruled that USAA's policy provided $300,000 for each of the three insureds: Kevin Michaud, the then-15-year-old shooter, and his parents.
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On Blackheath
September 16, 2014
Last weekend we took to south east London for On Blackheath, the new food and music festival launched this year. GP hosted the Worldwide stage, showcasing a range of talents on Brownswood and part of the wider Worldwide Family. These acts included Ibibio Sound Machine, Anushka, Hiatus Kaiyote, Swindle, Zara McFarlane, BADBADNOTGOOD and a DJ set from Gilles closing off the night.
Ibibio Sound Machine got the party started with a tremendously funky set. Anushka wowed the crowd with soulful and smooth vocals, and bass with a vibration that made our thoughts wobble. Hiatus Kaiyote's groove and manic time signatures impressed us, as usual. Swindle's energy and the sheer intensity of his production coupled with the live brass section and guest Terri Walker was powerful and Zara McFarlane's songstress abilities were appreciated by all. BADBADNOTGOOD delivered a thrilling set, and the night's proceedings were rounded up as Gilles took the crowd on an exciting audio journey. DJs Thris Tian, Bradley Zero and Heather Wall supported the live acts with a variety of sets perfect for the sunny day.
The Mainstage saw acts from the likes of Aloe Blacc, Grace Jones and Massive Attack, while Sunday's festival showcased much rockier sounds.
And it wasn't just all about the music, there were food tents where chef Gizzi Erskine's 'Chef's Club' demonstrated a variety of dishes.
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I'm hoping to make Storyteller's Howl a more regular piece of this blog. So in-between the Tooth & Arrows retro gaming posts, and the These Ancient Eyes blogs, you'll likely be seeing a few more of these as I am now back to actively working on my writing.
For everyone who's part of my Patreon audience, you're starting to see the rewrites of a novel I wrote in 2009 as a part of National Novel Writing Month. (The only time I've actually "won" the event while writing something completely from scratch was this novel.) I'm editing and rewriting the book, chapter-by-chapter, and posting each chapter up on the first of the new month.
The awesome part is that for as little as $1 a month, you'll get to read and comment on the book. Your comments will all be read and considered, and I may even edit per suggestion if I like it better or know it doesn't destroy a later plot point in the book. And if you become a patron at the $5 a month level, you'll get your name mentioned in the dedication of the book when it's ready to go to a publisher. (You also agree to let me use any part of your words about the book, with attribution, in my personal testimonials – but that's already a part of the Patreon process.)
This kind of interactivity and intimate connection between fans and authors is revolutionizing the writing side of the book industry. Due to my wife's father's death in 2010, and her becoming afflicted with strokes in 2012 at the age of 30, I haven't had time to focus on the writing part of my life beyond blogging (and not even that until recently) for some time. It's been almost seven years since the book was written, and honestly as I read through and edit it, I barely remember writing most of it. On the up side, this makes me a cold-ish eye that knows the whole story, so I won't accidentally edit something important out. But my Patrons are SO much more important to this process than just my rewrite. Even an "I'm enjoying it," like one of my patrons commented on the first chapter is a huge boost and encouragement to keep working.
On top of that wonderful interactivity, Patreon has given me the ability – through bringing money in based on things like works-in-progress and other exclusives – to produce more content. The Retro Gaming Wednesdays feature on Tooth & Arrows wouldn't be possible without this support! But this has also given me the encouragement I needed to revisit this seven-year-old manuscript and clean it up – and even eventually publish it.
But To The Third Power isn't the only book I'm working on right now. My Projects page has been revamped and updated with new information. However, since I'm talking about writing and rewriting for this blog post, I think it's important to note that I haven't abandoned my original novel.
After being unsuccessfully rewritten in two separate NaNoWriMo attempts, my first book, originally published as Tigerwolf under my birth name, is next in the shoot for a Patreon-funded rewrite. Now,I won't actually begin this project beyond the brainstorming and bits and pieces of other content for the book, until the rewrite of To The Third Power is completed. At one chapter a month, this is going to take a little less than two years. (Yes, it's a 22 chapter book! It's over 50,000 words, after all.) So, in 2018, I'll be beginning that rewrite.
With the encouragement that Patreon brings me, I have motivation to keep working on these projects that have laid dormant for years. Beyond that, I'm also working on two separate non-fiction titles.
The first is a book I wish I'd had, growing up. Based in my Shift Happens blog series of a few years ago, I've begun working on a self-discovery style book about therianthropy and the experiences thereof. Including topics I'm often asked about in emails, such as how to tell for certain if you are a therian, how to talk about your therianthropy to others (without sounding crazy!), and how to explore and discover more about yourself and your theriotype through meditation and research techniques. It will be full of stories from myself (and other therians – I'm going to be putting out a call for stories in the next few months!), and a lot of encouragement for those still discovering themselves as well as those who have known what they are for decades. In addition, it will offer a previously non-existent venue to open discussions of therianthropy with others who are curious or skeptical about the phenomenon. With Lupa's Field Guide To Otherkin out of print, this will (when it gets published) be the only current book out there about the phenomena written by someone who experiences it.
Patrons are going to get to see pieces of these works long before the public even gets a chance. And that's true for anyone who joins from the very lowest level and up. On top of that, I have a tendency to throw random gifts at my patrons from time to time – like free icons, and commission discounts. Once I have over 10 patrons, I plan to start running bi-annual contests for all sorts of awesome stuff.
There's one more project on my back burner, and it's a book that's literally been my whole life in the making. Some of my favorite things to read are books about people's pets – despite that almost all of them have sad endings. Pet memoirs are heartfelt and passionate, often amusing and always touching. My favorite book of all time is one: Merle's Door: Lessons Of A Freethinking Dog. I highly recommend it, by the way.
With that in mind, I had pets of some kind since I was ten years old. I've had birds, a rabbit, a mouse, turtles, newts, dogs, cats, and even a few wild animals who have chosen to be my friends from time to time. Now, in my thirties, I only have memories of most of those pets. And given the fact that the places my parents and I buried most of them are fundamentally different all these years later for many reasons, I don't even have graves I can visit or ashes to mourn and remember over. So I feel it's about time that my pets got a loving farewell – a memorial that will last forever – their own memoir, which I've tentatively titled Beyond The Rainbow Bridge.
I've already created a website and a Facebook page for the project. The idea being that there will be one or two stories about each beloved pet that will be publicly available on the site. But if you want to read about their whole lives, and all the wonderful, sad, frighting, and precious times we had together, you'll have to read the book. There are already a few stories up on the site, and every now and then I post new ones. This book is being worked on slowly and, despite the info on the projects page, doesn't actually have a projected completion date. Still, in the mean time, feel free to like the Facebook page so you'll see when the site updates with new stories. Beware though – some of them will be sad. After all, the end of a pet's life is one of those milestones that needs to be remembered, even though it hurts.
Join me next Storyteller's Howl, when I talk more about To The Third Power, and some of the inspirations behind the story. Storyteller's Howls are posted once every third Monday.


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Los Angeles band Bleached – the punk band lead by sisters Jennifer and Jessica Clavin — are set to release the Can You Deal? EP on March 3 through Dead Oceans. Recorded in the midst of a break between months of touring, the EP captures the raw energy the band had been experiencing on stage. After sharing the title track "Can You Deal?" which dealt with the band's frustrations with gender being used to define their music and the reductive habit of referring to them and others as "girl bands," Bleached now present "Flipside". Jennifer Clavin describes the song below.
"I was thinking about the relationship we have with an album or a song and how we connect them to what is happening in our lives, like falling in love, being fascinated by a new friend, or some kind of pivotal moment in life corresponding with the record I'm listening to. Once the comedown of that time hits I can't even listen to that record without thinking about that time or that person. Albums are the soundtrack to our lives, and this song is an ode to the nostalgia certain albums bring."
As previously announced, Jennifer Clavin is publishing the limited edition "Can You Deal?" Zine, a collection of shared experiences on this subject through essay, visual art, poetry, lyrics and more from artists. Newly added contributors include JD Samson, Bethany Cosentino (Best Coast), Cassie Ramone (Vivian Girls), Suzy Gardner and Donita Sparks (L7), Shannon Funchess (Light Asylum), Jenny Eliscu, and more.
Both the "Can You Deal?" EP and Zine are available for pre-order now. Bleached will tour North America supporting The Damned this spring.
Thu. Apr. 6 – Los Angeles, CA @ Echoplex
Fri. Apr. 7 – San Diego, CA @ House of Blues*
Sat. Apr. 8 – Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues*
Sun. Apr. 9 – Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues*
Tue. Apr. 11 – San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore*
Wed. Apr. 12 – Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spades*
Fri. Apr. 14 – Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom*
Sat. Apr. 15 – Vancouver, BC @ The Commodore*
Sun. Apr. 16 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox*
Tue. Apr. 18 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot*
Wed. Apr. 19 – Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall*
Fri. Apr. 21 – St. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall*
Sat. Apr. 22 – Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line*
Sun. Apr. 23 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues*
Mon. Apr. 24 – Louisville, KY @ Mercury Lounge*
Wed. Apr. 26 – Indianapolis, IN @ Deluxe (Old National Center)*
Thu. Apr. 27 – Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart's*
Fri. Apr. 28 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues*
Sat. Jul. 29 – New York, NY @ Panorama Music Festival
*w/ The Damned


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Why I Like It: It commemorates the beginning of Cal Ripken Jr's consecutive games streak. I love the piece as it showcases Ripken in the uniform he wore on the very first game of his streak. I was a kid while Ripken broke "The Streak" so it brings back great memories of what was and still is such a great record. This was pretty popular during the heyday of Starting Lineup Figures. I waited until market crashed to pick this up relatively cheap.
Saturday, July 19, 2014
My Favorite 150 Items in My Collection-#130 1995 Cal Ripken Jr. Commemortive Starting Lineup
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Trend of precious metals, stocks, currencies on 28th October 2013
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Hello and welcome to November. After writing everyday in October, it has been good to have a few days of breathing room. And it is good to realize how much I love to write. No, different than love, how I need to write. How much I uncover about myself and about God in the process.
I have lingering thoughts about what a life of No Fear looks like and what it takes to cling to God. I've been wondering what that looks like going forward. How do you write about something for 31 days and then move on? Then today I read this Ephesians passage in the Message.
"Because of the sacrifice of the Messiah, his blood poured out on the altar of the Cross, we're a free people- free of penalties and punishments chalked up by all our misdeeds. And not just barely free either, abundantly free! He thought of everything, provided for everything we could possibly need, letting us in on the plans He took such delight in making." Ephesians 1:7-10
Not just barely free.
Not that God gave us just enough grace to squeak by.
Not that He allotted enough freedom for me to access on some days.
ABUNDANTLY free.
He has lavished us with his grace and his wisdom.
Everything we need. He has thought of it all.
Everything we need to live a life of not responding to fear.
He doesn't teach us and then leave us.
He doesn't stir our hearts and then abandon us.
He is here. He is with us.
What would your day look like if you lived knowing you are not just barely free, but that you are abundantly free?
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text: Last year in the e-auction everything was delivered by UPS, but I must admit, there were plenty of complaints on Safeways' Facebook site that goods came damaged or not at all. Just received this e-mail : Dear Klein, The procedure for sending out your Mark's Work Warehouse Gift Card has changed and we will be sending this directly to your home via FedEx courier for your convenience. In order to complete the process of sending out the gift card we will need the following information: Complete Mailing Address (including postal code, apartment number etc). Please do not use a P.O.Box address as it will be shipped via courier and they will not accept a P.O.Box address. Would you be kind enough to send the above information in a REPLY email. Thanks for participating in the Safeway e-Auction and shopping at Safeway! Regards, Prize Administration Office


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text: Diagnostic Ultrasound for Traumatic Radial NeuropathyCartwright, Michael S. MD; Yoon, Joon Shik MD, PhD; Lee, Kyu Ho MD; Deal, Nicole MD; Walker, Francis O. MDAmerican Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation: April 2011 - Volume 90 - Issue 4 - p 342-343 doi: 10.1097/PHM.0b013e3181e29daa Visual Vignette Author Information Article Outline From the Department of Neurology (MSC, FOW), Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, North Carolina; Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (JSY, KHL), Medical Devices Clinical Trial Center at Guro, Korea University College of Medicine, Guro dong, Seoul, South Korea; and Department of Orthopedics (ND), Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. All correspondence and requests for reprints should be addressed to: Joon Shik Yoon MD, PhD, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Korea University Hospital at Guro, 80 Guro Gu, Guro dong, Seoul, Republic of Korea. Dr. Cartwright has a Clinical Research Training grant from the Muscular Dystrophy Association to study neuromuscular ultrasound. Financial disclosure statements have been obtained, and no conflicts of interest have been reported by the authors or by any individuals in control of the content of this article. REFERENCES The radial nerve is the most commonly injured nerve in cases of long-bone fracture.1 Traditionally, radial neuropathy after trauma is evaluated through a combination of history, examination, electrodiagnostic studies, and, in some cases, surgical exploration.2 Recent studies suggest that high-resolution ultrasound may be valuable in the preoperative assessment of traumatic neuropathies.3-5 However, the benefit of dynamic ultrasound imaging (with movement of the arm in several positions) for traumatic radial nerve injury has not been described. We present a case in which dynamic high-resolution ultrasonography assisted in the diagnosis and treatment of decision making in an individual with a traumatic radial neuropathy. A 36-yr-old man was shot in the right arm with a 0.45 caliber pistol, which shattered the humerus (Figs. 1 A, B). Immediately, he had numbness over the dorsal forearm and hand and weakness in the forearm, wrist, and fingers. His wound was cleaned, no surgical exploration was performed, and he was discharged with a splint. Two months later, he continued to have neither wrist nor finger extension. Electrodiagnostic studies were consistent with severe axonal injury to the radial nerve in the mid-arm, and nerve transection could not be excluded. FIGURE 1 A Philips iU22 high-resolution ultrasound instrument (Philips Medical Instruments, Bothell, WA) with a 12-MHz linear array transducer was used to examine the area of injury. The proximal portion of the radial nerve was followed distally because it wrapped around the humerus; however, at the site of the fracture, there was a 1 cm region over which the nerve was difficult to visualize. The radial nerve segments proximal and distal to the region that was difficult to visualize were aligned. The video of the nerve, both in cross-section and longitudinal view, is available online as supplemental digital material at www.AJPMR.com. The arm was repeatedly flexed and extended at the elbow, and ultrasound was used to visualize the proximal and distal nerve segments at the site of the fracture. These segments moved in unison and remained perfectly aligned during the full range of motion. These dynamic images provided strong evidence that the nerve was anatomically intact. In addition, the radial nerve was hypoechoic and enlarged at the proximal and distal sites around the fracture, with a maximal cross-sectional area of 27 mm2. Because high-resolution ultrasound suggested that the radial nerve was anatomically intact, conservative management was pursued rather than surgical intervention. Three months after the ultrasound, he was seen in follow-up and had regained the ability to extend the fingers. He was still unable to extend the wrist, but given his improvement, conservative management was continued.Back to Top | Article Outline REFERENCES1. Shao YC, Harwood P, Grotz MR, et al: Radial nerve palsy associated with fractures of the shaft of the humerus: A systematic review. J Bone Joint Surg Br 2005;87:1647-52 Cited Here... 2. Carter GT, Robinson LR, Chang VH, et al: Electrodiagnostic evaluation of traumatic nerve injuries. Hand Clin 2000;16:1-12 Cited Here... 3. Cokluk C, Aydin K, Senel A: Presurgical ultrasound-assisted neuro-examination in the surgical repair of peripheral nerve injury. Minim Invasive Neurosurg 2004;47:169-72 Cited Here... 4. Cartwright MS, Chloros GD, Walker FO, et al: Diagnostic ultrasound for nerve transection. Muscle Nerve 2007;35:796-9 Cited Here... 5. Bodner G, Buchberger W, Schocke M, et al: Radial nerve palsy associated with humeral shaft fracture: Evaluation with US-Initial experience. Radiology 2001;219:811-6 Cited Here... © 2011 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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