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2018 MacKissic ST5.5H
Suburban Mid-Tine® Tillers
The Suburban Tiller is the choice of serious gardeners. The Mid-Tine® Suburban offers superior handling and better weight balance when compared to front tine tillers. The Suburban is great for just about any size garden, whether you need to break new ground, expand or create a new garden, or if you have a mature garden, the Suburban is right for you.
The Suburban features a double gear reduction transmission allowing the tiller to bust through just about any ground. The drag bar and wheel are easily adjusted with the simple pull of a pin. Pull one pin to release the wheels, lift them to the up position and insert another pin. The drag bar can be adjusted for different soils.
Once the wheels are up and the drag bar is down, adjust the throttle from the operator's position, squeeze the clutch handle and start tilling. The Suburban tills a 26 inch wide swath and can till up to 12 inches deep.
The Original Mid-Tine® Tiller and still the Best!!!
- Engine: Honda GX160 Commercial
- Engine CC's: 163cc
- Tines: Slasher
- Tilling Depth: 12 in.
- Tilling Width: 14 in., 26 in., or 37 in.
- Transmission: Roller chain and sprocket
- Frame: Structural steel
- Drag Bar: Adjustable
- Hitch: Cast iron
- Start: Manual
- Weight (lbs.): 143 lb.
- Machine Warranty: 2 yrs. consumer, 90 day commercial
- Engine Warranty: 3 yrs. limited
- Engine Type
- Honda GX160 Commercial
- Displacement
- 163cc
- Transmission
- Roller chain and sprocket
- Tilling Width
- 14 in., 26 in., or 37 in.
- Weight
- 143 lb.


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Mom Life
My 3-Minute Makeup Routine
When bareMinerals asked me to share my morning routine with them, I had to laugh.
There's just nothing routine about it.
Some mornings I am Mama Homemaker. The kids have clean clothes in their drawers. I make a giant batch of pancakes. Everyone gets along with each other, and the kids seem to actually hear my voice when I speak.
On mornings like this, I might even get to squeeze in a workout video and use the bathroom alone before anyone starts whining.
But on way too many mornings, I wake up at least 20 minutes later than I mean to.
Someone can't find a shoe.
Someone else has no clean underwear.
Someone else is screaming at the top of their lungs because they can.
I'm running around like a crazy person trying to toss cereal in bowls and find food to pack in lunch boxes.
On mornings like this, I don't even get to use the bathroom – so don't even talk to me about the luxury of actually using it alone or working out. HA!
My life with kids is chaotic and frustrating and joyful and exciting and full of maddening moments that are quickly followed by moments that make me smile, or want to call my mom to tell her about them, or make me laugh so hard that tears roll down my cheeks.
My kids are also the reason that I yank several grey hairs out of my head every single day (and don't tell me to stop doing it, because I won't stop doing it.)
They're the reason that I have laugh lines around my eyes and so many wrinkles on my forehead (that my son likes to count to "see how old I am.")
And they are also the reason that I have about 3 minutes to make myself presentable each morning (at the most.)
So when bareMinerals suggested that Complexion Rescue might be the quick, multi-tasking makeup that I've been looking for, I was ALL IN!
I dragged Even Steven to the nearest Ulta to take pictures of me buying the product. (He loves being my photographer.)
Complexion Rescue comes in 10 shades, and I was thrilled to see that it offers mineral-based broad spectrum SPF 30 for sun protection. That's some multi-tasking that my skin and I need for sure!
The next morning, I tried bareMinerals Complexion Rescue for the first time, and I immediately fell in love.
Pretty much my entire life post children has been all about how to do something easier or faster or how to find a shortcut.
Well, Complexion Rescue is definitely my shortcut for looking refreshed and radiant all day long. Here are a few other things I love about it:
- It's really lightweight and smooth to apply.
- My skin feels dewy (not dry) when I wear it. It's a hydrating gel cream for thirsty skin.
- My forehead wrinkles look less noticeable.
My 3 Minute Makeup Routine
Now that I have Complexion Rescue, my morning routine has been cut in half, and I am able to do all of my makeup in 3 minutes (or less!)
First, I apply bareMinerals Complexion Rescue.
Then I use a touch of blush, some mascara, and occasionally some lip gloss.
Then I rush out of the bathroom to get back to making breakfast, finding clean clothes and packing lunches.
What I don't usually do is take 20 million selfies of myself, but once I got started, I just couldn't stop.
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text: New Delhi, Actress Huma Qureshi, who is currently busy with three films -- "Dobaara", "Viceroy's House" and southern movie "White" -- says she is more than happy having a tight schedule. Asked if she feels overburdened with work, Huma told IANS: "Not at all. Last year, in fact, I had only one release that was 'Badlapur', which did really well commercially and critically... I am more than happy to be busy with work". "I hope I always remain busy with it (work)," added the "Gangs of Wasseypur" actress. Huma will be seen sharing screen space with her brother and actor Saqib Saleem in the Hindi film remake of the Hollywood film "Oculus". She is also making her debut in southern cinema with superstar Mammootty in "White". The 29-year-old actress will also share screen space with "Downton Abbey" star Hugh Bonneville in Gurinder Chadha's upcoming British-Indian historical drama film "Viceroy's House".


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Health Care of the Future: Eye movements reveal neurological disorders/
Phoenix Business Journal by Angela Gonzalez
As chief architect for AT&T in Phoenix, Craig Caffarelli is a volunteer mentor at Arizona State University, both with startup companies at SkySong and with students in entrepreneurial classes at the W.P. Carey School of Business.
When he heard ASU's Furnace Technology Transfer Accelerator program was looking for some new ideas to fund, he jumped at the chance. The program made available 100 patents from ASU, Northern Arizona University and University of Arizona, as well as some intellectual property from Mayo Clinic and Dignity Health.
Hungry entrepreneurs are encouraged to sift through these patents and intellectual property, which the institutions aren't using, to come up with innovations for ASU to help fund.


text: Suicide bombers attacked army checkpoints in Baghdad as delegates discussed security [AFP] "It was a lively exchange, not only with them but the Syrians also," he said "[There were] exchanges regarding relations between the two in Iraq, not anwhere else. That's why they were very constructive." Zalmay Khalilzad, US ambassador to Iraq, confirmed that he had spoken directly to Iranian officials. Iran denied holding one-to-one talks with the US delegates. 'Moral responsibility'Al-Maliki said that Iraq needed the support of its neighbours and the world in stopping the sectarian violence between Shia and Sunni Muslims, which he said could spill over to other countries in the region."We call on all to take moral responsibility by adopting a strong and clear stance against terrorism in Iraq and co-operate in stamping out forces of terror," al-Maliki said. He demanded that "regional or international states refrain from interfering or influencing Iraq's state of affairs through supporting a certain sect, ethnic group or party"."Confronting terrorism means halting any form of financial support and media or religious backing, as well as logistical support and the flow of arms and men who transform themselves into bombs that kill our children, women and elders, and destroy our mosques and churches."Security committeeThe 16 nations at the long-awaited conference agreed to establish a committee to look at security co-operation, as well as two others focusing on Iraqi refugees and energy issues.Zebari described the meeting "constructive and positive" and said Iraq and its neighbours had decided to hold another mid-level in Turkey next month. Your Views "It's my belief that peace among Muslim sects will encourage also peace between Islam and other cultures" Adolfo Talpalar, Stockholm, Sweden Send us your views The delegates, however, failed to agree on a date and venue for a follow-up conference at a higher, ministerial level."What the conference achieved was exploration and preparation, explorations of the different positions of people attending this conference and preparation for the upcoming conference in Istanbul," Jasim Azawi, the presenter of Al Jazeera's Inside Iraq programme, said.Zalmay Khalilzad, the US ambassador to Iraq, urged Iraq's neighbours to do more to stop the flow of fighters, weapons and sectarian propaganda contributing to the violence, saying the future of Iraq and the Middle East was the defining issue of the moment. "No country represented at the table would benefit from a disintegrated Iraq; indeed, all would suffer badly," he said. He said he hoped their presence indicated they were "ready to take concrete, constructive actions" to support Baghdad.Iran urges US withdrawalIran's envoy to to the talks rejected allegations that his country was fomenting violence in Iraq and blamed the fighting on the presence of US forces. 16 nations were represented at the security conference in Baghdad [AFP] "It will help resolve the problem of violence if they set a timetable for withdrawal of their troops from Iraq," Abbas Araghchi, Iran's deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs, said. "Tehran stands ready to help bring peace and stability to Iraq."Iraq's security problems were highlighted when mortar rounds exploded just metres away from the foreign ministry where the talks were taking place.Meanwhile, 3km away in east of the capital, a bomber drove a truck laden with explosives into an army checkpoint at the entrance to Sadr City, killing 26 people, officials said. A second suicide bomber killed another soldier at a checkpoint nearby, and further south, one civilian was killed in a third blast. SOURCE: Al Jazeera and agencies


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Publishers' Graphics, a Chicagoland book manufacturing company specializing in digital POD and short-run printing for the trade, specialty, and self-publishing markets, announced Tuesday that it has acquired Corley Printing, a family-owned book manufacturing company located in suburban St. Louis since 1929. Corley Printing provides web, offset, and digital book printing, primarily for educational, medical, and religious publishing companies. Publishers' Graphics, which was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Carol Stream, Ill., operates its primary manufacturing facility there, with a small satellite plant in Florence, Kent. It also partners with a half-dozen printing companies in Europe and Asia to provide book manufacturing services to international markets.
The acquisition of Corley Printing will expand Publishers Graphics' capabilities beyond POD and short-run digital to traditional offset web printing. It will also add an additional 50,000 square feet of manufacturing space to the company's current 15,000 square feet total in Carol Stream and Florence. The acquisition also will provide more warehousing, fulfillment, and distribution space.
Explaining that one primary goal in acquiring Corley Printing was to provide "more targeted publishing solutions" for its customers, Nick Lewis, president of Publishers' Graphics, stated, "This acquisition will significantly enhance our print capacity while at the same time leverage our existing strengths in technology, workflow automation and customization."


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Historic Sites of Manitoba: Duffin Block / Baker Block / Birt Saddlery Building (468-474 Main Street, Winnipeg)
In 1881, photographer Simon Duffin commissioned a three-storey brick and stone building at the southwest corner of Main Street at Bannatyne Avenue, designed by local architect T. H. Parr and constructed by R. D. Paterson. Duffin operated a photographic studio on the second floor until 1888 when he sold it to photographers Steele and Wing, thereafter concentrating on the sale of photographic equipment and supplies. Following Duffin's death in 1900, the business was carried on by his brother-in-law under the name of Duffin and Company. It operated until around 1928 when it was bought out by Eastman Kodak. The space on the main floor of the building was occupied by a variety of businesses, including a tobacconist and a stationer.
Local entrepreneur W. R. Baker purchased the small shops situated immediately south of the Duffin Block and, in 1901, he constructed a three-storey brick structure on a design by architect H. S. Griffith. The main floor was occupied by a music store and jewellery, while offices on the second and third floors were used by physicians, dentists, and other professionals. In 1921, the building was purchased and renamed the Home Investment Building by a firm established by businessman Manlius Bull which operated here until 1947. A fire in the early spring of 1956 destroyed the upper two floors of the Duffin Block but the ground floor survived. The building was taken over in 1965 by Birt Saddlery, a retail outlet for tack and leather goods, and western wear.
The building complex is now a municipally-designated historic site.
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Birt's Saddlery (Former Baker and Duffin Blocks), 470-474 Main Street, City of Winnipeg Historical Buildings Committee, December 1983.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
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urTime Silver is a simple yet elegant analog watchface for your Garmin.

You can unlock the customization options for €1,16/$1,16 (visit http://paypal.me/arnome/1,16 or login on PayPal and send €1,16/$1,16 to [email protected]). Donations will help stimulate the development.

You will receive the activation code typically in less than a few hours on your PayPal email address (it might land in your spam folder).

V1.6: added dark/light background option. NOTE: always-on second hand ONLY WORKS ON NEWER DEVICES

V1.7: added support for Fenix 5 Plus, 5S Plus, 5X Plus and Vivoactive 3 Music

V1.8: added support for D2 Delta series

V1.9: added support for Vivoactive 3 Music LTE / Mercedes-Benz Collection & MARQ series

V2.0: added support for Forerunner 245 / 245 Music / 945

- Dress your Garmin in Style - (www.ursmartapps.com)
Maarten Houwer
11 december 2018 | Versie V1.84
Nice watchface! Can you add an all black background as well?
David Stamp
20 juli 2018 | Versie V1.71
Steven Altchuler
13 juni 2018 | Versie V1.6
An elegant, easily readable design. In a lighted room, easy to read even without the backlight on. Very, very ice attention to detail. (The €1.06 customization is well worth it! - It adds the "light blue" background (what is shown in the picture) to just dark blue, as well as adds the date box). The date box appears to be 3-dimensional; the hands appear to have luminescent cores. With a leather strap, my watch appears to be a high-end dress watch.
Jeff Clites
11 juni 2018 | Versie V1.53
Michael Hogan
31 mei 2018 | Versie V1.53
Great looking watchface. Exactly what I wanted. The paid features are certainly worth the small cost
13 februari 2018 | Versie V1.47
It's good but I still waiting for dark blue backround for Fenix 5.
Darryl Bosch
27 januari 2018 | Versie V1.43
Nice, clean simple watch face. My go to watch face. The larger font with a recent update is very nice. The developer is very responsive to requests and suggestions. Couldn't ask for anything more.
24 januari 2018 | Versie V1.3
Perfect watch face. But what about option to change bachground color? Asking because on my Fenix 5x it is light blue, not like on the photo.
Pamela Dobson
15 december 2017 | Versie V1.24
A simple but classy watch face. I especially like the shape and the shading on the hands: it gives them a dimensional look. Keep up the good work!
8 december 2017 | Versie V1.22
very clean, I just needed bigger font for custom data, my eyes are getting lazy
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have nothing going for (someone or something)(redirected from have nothing going for)
have nothing going for (someone or something)
To lack anything that is favorable, beneficial, or advantageous to someone or something. With little computer experience, Lester really has nothing going for him as he tries to find a job in today's technologically-advanced world. Honestly, this dish really has nothing going for it. It's undercooked, underseasoned, and just plain bad.


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Mindy Segal
Mindy Segal specializes in contemporary American cuisine, placing a modern twist on traditional classics. What makes her one of the best pastry chefs in America is her mastery of temperature, texture and taste. In a word, balance. Chef Segal refined her craft as pastry chef in some of the most prestigious kitchens in the country, with early professional positions stationing her at Spago, Gordon, Charlie Trotter's, Ambria and MK.
Segal's first cookbook "Cookie Love" was released in the Spring of 2015 and has received rave reviews. She is a self-professed "cookie nerd" and she shares all of her secrets for turning classic recipes into more elevated, fun interpretations everyone's favorite sweet treat.
Mindy's restaurant in Chicago, HotChocolate, is the culmination of 25+ years of dedication to her craft and the passion she has for the entire culinary experience. The urban café is a marriage of contemporary sweet and savory food, inspired by seasonal, local ingredients. It features an innovative, ever-evolving menu presented with gracious, polished first-class service in a friendly, inviting atmosphere.
Segal was awarded the prestigious James Beard Foundation award for Outstanding Pastry Chef in the Country in 2012, and was nominated for this category five times prior in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011. She captured the Jean Banchet award for Best Celebrity Pastry Chef in Chicago and was named Pastry Chef of the Year by Chicago Magazine. In 2008, 2009 and 2010 she was recognized for her commitment to sustainability as guest chef for Outstanding in the Field. Segal was named Share Our Strength's 2009 Chef of the Year for her dedication to Taste of the Nation, the country's premier culinary benefit dedicated to ending childhood hunger with events in more than 45 cities across the U.S. and Canada. She served as a national spokesperson for Whole Foods Market in 2010, an ambassador for the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board and a spokesperson for the Idaho Potato Commission. Mindy has been called "Sugar Fiend of the Year" by Alan Richman of GQ and her Chicago restaurant, HotChocolate was named one of the best breakfast spots in the country in the William Sonoma Breakfasts Comforts Cookbook, as well as one of the best savory spots in the America by USA Today.
Most recently, Chef Segal appeared on The Steve Harvey Show, The Today Show, The Martha Stewart Show, The Food Network, The Cooking Channel and First Look. Her work has been featured in O Magazine, GQ, Food & Wine, Travel + Leisure, CHOW.com, Bon Appétit, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.


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I was in Maui for nine days. The weather was perfect, the drinks were fruity and I was having a good ol' time. It was my first trip to the island and I had met some great people and enjoyed every second of my time there. By day six I was actually starting to completely understand how so many of the locals had just come for vacation and ended up staying. It all seemed perfectly reasonable. For me, the prospect to heading back to rainy Ohio just didn't seem like that great of an idea.
Day seven my illusion was shattered as we had a rainy, windy day and I realized that even in Hawaii you can be subject to inclement weather. To be fair, I knew it wouldn't last long, but I was still a little disappointed that there would be a blemish on an otherwise perfect trip to that point.
On my second to last day I had a trip planned to go snorkeling. I had never snorkeled in my life, but I was very excited to do so. I brought an old digital 8 camera with me because I also had a waterproof casing that went with it. I figured I may never make it back to this beautiful a place, so if I was going snorkeling in a coral reef off of Maui I better wipe the dust off this thing and get some use out of it.
The night before I tested the camera out to make sure everything still worked. The control cable looked a little beaten up, but when I packaged up the camera in the housing and tested it out, everything seemed to be working. The only minor issue was that I didn't realize that all the tapes in my case had been used. So I had to cycle through a few before I found one I felt comfortable taping over. I packed up my equipment and drifted off to sleep with high expectations.
By the time our catamaran hit the beach I was flat out giddy. I was going to see some amazing things I figured…and I was right. While I had some initial struggles getting the hang of snorkeling, I soon was moving well enough that I felt comfortable diving down with my camera to zoom in and get some closer up shots of some of the amazingly colorful fish and the expansive reefs beneath me. Over the course of an hour I was sure I'd have 10-15 minutes of footage to splice together that would be a lifelong keepsake.
On the way back to the hotel I couldn't wait any longer – I had to check out some of the footage. I heard the typical whirring of the camera rewinding and when it stopped I hit play. What did I see? The original footage. Nothing had recorded. At all. My heart sunk. Somehow, some way that I still can't explain, the camera simply failed to record. It simply rolled the tape forward. I worked in video for 7 years and never saw this happen once.
This was quite a blow as this was the highlight of the trip. At this point, it was time to go back to Ohio. Though, I suppose this does give me an excuse to head back in the future!
About the author
Elizabeth Erickson is a guest contributor who works for the Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls, a Hocking Hills lodging that offers bed and breakfast rooms, cabins, and cottages.


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Dear Church,
I have loved reading your reflections on Lent, but feel awkward writing my own. Were it not for the kind encouragement of a friend, I would not be here. For there is no place deeper or more personal than what the heart loves. As Mary said in a recent sermon, "I believe what I give my heart to."
Nor is there any place more treacherous from which to speak.
Still "words are what we have," Neil O'Farrell reminded us in the the Forum today. And every couple knows what happens when we neglect words.
I grew up in the 1940's in a New England textile city. Most of my classmates were Catholic, and poor. But when I saw their Lenten ashes and heard their talk about Holy Days, catechism and confession, I suspected they possessed hidden riches. I shared their economic circumstance, but I was "Protestant" according to my Southern Methodist mother and my father's Socialism...his only profession.
Like many of you, I came of age eager to put away the childish superstition and wishful thinking of "religion." So I'm astonished now to be remembering my Catholic grade school friends who began to open my heart to unseen possibilities beneath the surfaces of our world with it's dingy triple deckers and head lice.
Since then Church keeps teaching my heart. Lent is one of the lessons I'm peculiarly (or perversely?) fond of. Perhaps because I'm bent toward quiet reflection and the prayer of silence. But like all the lessons in liturgies, texts, hymns, etc. Lent works to remind me of light in my darkness. When I am bored or distracted by worries, I hear the voice in the empty net story saying, "go deeper."
It's hard work ...deepening relationships with others. The same as it is with the living God of love. But it's the only work that matters in the end. I could not keep at it without every single one of you (known and unknown). It hurts. Because as William Blake said, "We are put on earth a little space to learn to bear the beams of love."
Betty Perry


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How we lived DrupalCamp Spain 2016
This past weekend we had the big pleasure of attending and enjoy, like we do every year, of DrupalCamp Spain 2016, the most important national Drupal event in Spain. This Drupalcamp happened in the city of Granada, at the Science park.
This year the event was longer than usual, having days with sprints since Tuesday. That made contributor attendance grow with the help of international mentors that traveled some days before.
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Before you people get moral and righteous on me, as the art of war says once you become(or master how your enemy thinks) you can protect yourself from that enemy.
The Skills Assassins Acquire
1.) Learn to speak several languages fluently.
2.) Learn to use knives first. Knives are more effective then guns in close combat. A good marital art to start with is filipino marital arts.
3.) Learn to use guns. Obviously to an assassin silencers can be your best friend, if you do not ave a silencer on hand a pillow would do. For the layman a silencer is what you put on the gun so that outside people do not hear any sounds.
4.) Learn how to get into areas of countries that do not have electric cameras at their points of entry. Most airports do but surprisingly alot of borders where you can enter by foot do not.
5.) This may be tough but some time in the military helps. Alot of the best assassins were ex military people.
6.) As A cover try to get a profession that allows you to travel overseas.
7.) Low key, Low key, No fancy cars, no fancy homes, casual clothers is best.
8.) A family is not possible.(if you are smart). Never have anything in your life that you cannot walk away from in 60 seconds.
9.) You need to have more then one passport. This is essential. In alot of third world countries it is easy to purchase a passport. Yet you want some first world countries passports because it gives you more options. Some third world passports you might need an additional visa, which is more paperwork.
10.) Always be able to work with cash only. Have jewelry on hand just in case you have to wear a watch to cross the border and then sell it for money.
11.) One of the best martial arts to learn is israeli marital arts. Oriential style marital arts mix alot other elements into it, israelis just go for the kill.


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XSAVE stands for similar x86 instruction
xsave which places extended processor state into a memory area. The saving can be initiated by any userspace application at any moment and size of the memory frame depends on processor features and may vary between different models. Thus if checkpoint and restore are done on different processors the next call to
xsave may corrupt memory if sizes mismatch.
There are several helpers we will refer on in this page
static inline void native_cpuid(unsigned int *eax, unsigned int *ebx, unsigned int *ecx, unsigned int *edx) { /* ecx is often an input as well as an output. */ asm volatile("cpuid" : "=a" (*eax), "=b" (*ebx), "=c" (*ecx), "=d" (*edx) : "0" (*eax), "2" (*ecx) : "memory"); }
static inline void cpuid(unsigned int op, unsigned int *eax, unsigned int *ebx, unsigned int *ecx, unsigned int *edx) { *eax = op; *ecx = 0; native_cpuid(eax, ebx, ecx, edx); }
static inline void cpuid_count(unsigned int op, int count, unsigned int *eax, unsigned int *ebx, unsigned int *ecx, unsigned int *edx) { *eax = op; *ecx = count; native_cpuid(eax, ebx, ecx, edx); }
Frame size
cpuid(0x1, &eax, &ebx, &ecx, &edx) and bits 26 and 27 are both set in
ecx if
xsave is supported (strictly speaking bit 27 is reserved for operating system which can clear it to indicate that instruction is disabled).
After that we can fetch maximal frame size which applications may use via
cpuid_count(0xd, 0, &eax, &ebx, &ecx, &edx), in result
ebx will contain the size to keep currently enabled components of the frame and
ecx will keep the value of maximal frame size. The maximal here means the size needed when all components are enabled (OS may disable some of components).
Enumerating frame components
To enumerate which components of the frame are enabled execute
cpuid_count(0xd, 0, &eax, &ebx, &ecx, &edx). Each component will have bit set to 1 in 64 bit mask
eax + ((uint64_t)edx << 32) if enabled.
Current list of known components is the following (numbers are the bit position):
0: x87 floating point registers
1: SSE registers
2: AVX registers
3: MPX bounds registers
5: AVX-512 opmask
6: AVX-512 Hi256
7: AVX-512 ZMM_Hi256
8: Processor Trace
9: Protection Keys User registers
10: Hardware Duty Cycling
Once the bit mask is obtained we have to walk over each bit set and call
cpuid_count(0xd, component, &eax, &ebx, &ecx, &edx), where
component is the bit position we are interested in. In other words it should be from 0 to 10. The result of this call is sitting in
ebx which represent offset of the component from the frame base address and
eax which shows component size. Note that some of components are supervisor components and if
(ecx & 1) == 0 from the
cpuid_count call above then its offset should not be considered while size is still valid.
Potential memory corruption
When processes are dumped and restored on different cpu, the application may have remembered frame size on its own somewhere inside own code and in worst scenario it may allocate memory with size less than needed on different cpu, so the next call to
xsave silently overwrite memory leading to sigsegv in best case.
Current criu implementation check for
cpuinfo images to be compatible and size and features required to match. In turn some OS may mask some of the features with cpuid faulting engine but still all cpus in the pool should report same maximal size of the frame.


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Know what's better than Full Frontal Nudity? Full Backal Cardery. Is there Full Jackal Japery? That might win.
Anyway, here's a line art version of the back of our American Bibliodeck, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Edition playing card set. The Kickstarter goes live Tuesday, May 26. READY YOUR BOWS.


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There is no worse experience for a family than to lose a loved one who has died through no fault of his or her own. When someone else, whether it is an individual, company or organization is responsible through an act of negligence for that loved one's death, then family members can find it hard to grasp. The death seems unfair and unjust. In addition to legitimate grief felt at the loss, there may very well be financial implications involved, too. A breadwinner who has been responsible for providing a family with income may have gone and the surviving family members may genuinely be struggling to make ends meet and pay bills on time.
Not long ago, there was no mechanism available for compensating the dead victim or his or her family for the death. If the victim had survived an accident, then a personal injury claim could have been initiated. The opportunity for making a claim was presumed in law to expire with the death of the victim.


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I have an asus Gigabit Router and a gigabit NIC (Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller) witch is running at 100Mbps rather than 1000Mbps (1.0 Gbps). When I use an old laptop on the same Ethernet cable(cat6) its running succesfully at 1.0 Gbps. Means there's no problem with the setup, router nor the cable. I tried changing the speed & duplex from auto negotiation to 1.0 Gbps but it's still running at 100.0 Mbps. I also have the latest driver for my NIC. I have both side cable wired as T568B and I have RTL8167 driver version 7.65.1025.2012
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Urban Farms Market has a new private label roast from J.Brooks Roasters: Urban Joe.
Need a decadent jump start for your morning? If so, stop by Urban Farms Market and pick up this winning duo: the market's new private label java called "Urban Joe" and a loaf of chocolate chip banana nut bread from the young chefs at the Boys and Girls Club of Memphis.
The coffee is the market's blend from J.Brooks Premium Roasters, a specialty artisan line carried by the market since it opened last spring. Customers taste-tested blends before settling on Urban Joe's medium to bold flavor. The coffee is available ground or whole bean in 12-ounce ($8.99), 2-pound ($18.99) and 5-pound ($44) bags.
"Everyone who tasted it, loved it," said Catherine Neal, market manager. "We wanted a blend that fell somewhere in between The Spirit of Memphis and Onix."
The bread packaged under the Urban Treats label is made with typical banana bread ingredients plus loads of chocolate chips that melt a little when toasted. Don't be put off by the loaf's weight. A warm wedge with a little butter is filling but delicious. And the loaf will last all week.
In other news, the market in Binghampton is now open Tuesday through Friday from 1 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Market workers also are gearing up for spring, when produce will move back outdoors along with an expanded garden center. "We're hoping to get lots of vegetable plants from our local growers," Neal said. "We think it's one of the things our neighborhood wants."
Urban Farms Market, 2977 Broad (901-257-9627)


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These are some of the most frequently asked questions (FAQ). Please feel free to call or email us with any specific questions or concerns that you may have.
What do you charge for carpet cleaning?
Carter's Carpet Restoration is different than most carpet cleaners because you do not pay by the number of rooms you have cleaned. Carter's charges a flat rate per square foot – you only pay for what you have cleaned. For example, you may leave your heavy bedroom furniture in place. Carter's measures around the furniture so you only pay for what is cleaned, not the entire room.
Does Carter's give free estimates?
Yes. We can usually come very close with an over the phone estimate by simply asking you a few questions. If you need or prefer an exact price, we are more than happy to provide you with that service. Just call the office to schedule an in-home estimate.
Do you use green carpet cleaning products?
Absolutely. Carter's uses earth friendly cleaning products the majority of the time. There are a few situations when a different cleaning product may be recommended, however the customer will always be given the choice as to which cleaner they would prefer.
What other services do you provide?
Carter's Carpet Restoration provides a variety of steam cleaning services including carpet cleaning, upholstery cleaning, tile and stone cleaning, grout sealing, carpet repairs, patches and restretching, and oriental rug care.
Can you clean leather furniture?
Yes, Please call the office for details.
Are there extra charges for pretreatment or heavily soiled areas?
No, at Carter's Carpet Restoration we do what it takes to get your carpets as clean as they will come. The price for cleaning is the same regardless of soil content, regular wear or the age of the carpet. Additional charges do apply for the treatment and removal of pet urine and dye based stains.
Why do pet odor treatments cost more?
Unfortunately, carpet cleaning alone does not remove pet urine from carpet fibers. On a molecular level, urine is very sticky and needs to be broken down chemically so that it releases or detaches from the carpet fibers. Depending upon the extent of the urine damage, there are several treatment options that customers can choose to remove pet odor from their carpets. Carter's uses new, very effective "green" treatments to remove pet odor. If you are concerned about pet odors and need more information simply give Carter's a call and we will try to answer your questions or arrange for a free inspection.
Are all your products "green"?
Unfortunately, no, but approximately 98% of our cleaning agents are. Protecting the environment is important to all of us at Carter's Carpet Restoration. We are continually watching for new developments in green cleaning products.
My son spilled Kool-Aid on the carpet. Will that come out?
Kool-Aid is a dye based stain and will typically not be removed with carpet cleaning alone. Dye based stains change the actual fiber color of the carpet. There are treatments for dye based stains and our technicians can provide you with options once they see the stain and your carpet fibers. If you have a question about a specific stain, just give us a call. We're happy to help.
How fast will my carpet dry?
Your carpet will be dry to the touch when the technicians leave your home. Dry to the touch can be defined by wiping a paper towel across your carpet fibers and it will come up dry, if you stood on the paper towel moisture would still be present.
How long until I can walk on my carpet following the cleaning?
You can walk on your carpet immediately following the cleaning process just be sure you are wearing clean, rubber-soled shoes.
Can you clean and seal the tile in my shower?
Yes, that is a very common service. Additionally, Carter's is able to clean and seal most stone or tile surfaces including floors, countertops and backsplashes, etc. Please call for pricing.
Is Carter's able to repair grout lines?
No, not at this time. We can provide you with a referral to a grout repair specialist.
Do you have weekend appointments?
Yes, Saturday appointments are available. Emergency Service Calls are available on Sunday and during the evening hours.
How far in advance do I have to schedule my appointment?
Carter's Carpet Restoration runs multiple trucks and we can usually get to you within one to two days. If you're looking for a specific time, you should schedule about a week in advance (morning appointments go quickly!).
Do your technicians move furniture?
Yes, our technicians will move most furniture with the exception of heavy bedroom furniture and entertainment centers. There is no charge for this service.
Does Carter's provide commercial carpet cleaning?
Yes, Carter's provides commercial carpet and tile cleaning to a variety of local businesses ranging from restaurants to doctor's offices in the El Dorado Hills area. You can schedule at regular intervals or annual appointments depending upon traffic and wear. We work around your schedule and often set evening appointments after customers and employees have gone home. Call for pricing. Referrals are available upon request.


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Manga Artist Takeshi Obata To Appear At New York Comic Con 2014/
Obata is the artist of the wildly popular Shonen Jump title Hikaru no Go, which won the 2003 Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize: Shinsei "New Hope" award and the 2000 Shogakukan Manga award. Obata is also the artist of Arabian Majin Bokentan Lamp Lamp, Ayatsuri Sakon, Cyborg Jichan G, and the smash hit manga Death Note. Following the hugely successful series Bakuman。 Obata's latest work is All You Need Is Kill, a 2-volume adaptation of the novel which was also the basis for this year's Tom Cruise blockbuster Edge of Tomorrow. Hikaru no Go, Death Note, Bakuman。and All You Need Is Kill are all published in North America by VIZ Media. Takeshi Obata is appearing at New York Comic Con with support of VIZ Media and the Japan Foundation.
"Our vision for New York Comic Con is to bring a wide range of pop culture content from all over the world to fans every year," said Lance Fensterman, Global Senior Vice President of ReedPOP. "Takeshi Obata is one of the leading manga artists in the world and one of the best creative forces in entertainment today. We couldn't be more excited about his participation in New York Comic Con this year."


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"Those who can adapt to change are those who will continue to grow." - Justin Ramalho
No rain of significance last nite but a damp ground and traveling skunks greet us this morning. Clearing skies with plenty of blue showing already. Temp a frisky 52F and no wind. Glassy ocean and still some NW swell remaining. Tide still moving in and will peak at 7.0' in 2 hours. Plenty of water and rocks rolling up and down the ramp so approach with caution or risk personal damage. A bit more manageable in the ocean today as the peak spacing does allow for rideable waves on a longboard. Empty lineups now but lower tides may be worth a dip.
CHANNEL: A rolling peak that is waist high and longboardable today. Just your everyday left running off the Groin bar but smooth and sparkly like a new crystal. Entry and exit to the ocean is a bit dicey but use some thought and a bit of skill, mix in some general common sense and you too can be surfing today. Deeper Channel bar will break - eventually. Watch for extreme tide swings as after the king tide peak it runs out to a negative. Over 8' of water moving in 6 hours. Abide.
PATCH: A few but not many. Mostly breaking middles and insides when it does. Very soft with the high tide and diminishing swell. Thigh high when it does break then mushing out to ankle breakers. It could work if you are persistent and have a long board. Check it later when tide starts moving towards the low.
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From Poetry to Press Releases: My First Week at a Scottish PR Agency
Thursday, June 8th, 2017
By Alice Ferguson
AFTER finishing university six weeks ago, and spending most of my new found freedom celebrating the end of dissertation and deadline stress, the time had come to put down the prosecco, set the alarm for 6.45am on Monday morning and actually begin the daunting task of 'adulting'.
Although studying English literature for four years has expanded my knowledge on Gothic fiction and Shakespeare, it doesn't give you a huge insight into how to write a press release or plan social media coverage for a business.
In fact, my knowledge surrounding public relations as a whole is very basic. Luckily, my first week as an intern at Holyrood PR would change this completely.
Leaving uni, the only clear idea of what I wanted to go into was communications and working with people, building relations and contacts. So when I got the chance to take up this four week intern placement, I jumped at the chance. I saw it as a great opportunity to gain some valuable intern experience whilst also grasping a clearer idea of my future career.
Expect the Unexpected
Like many interns before me, I was apprehensive about what my first day would hold. Little did I know after only 45 minutes of arriving at the office I would be accompanying Stuart and Melissa to a U.S Kids Golf championship in Longniddry.
This was a great opportunity to see what PR is all about as, on the drive to the golf course, Stuart got a ring from STV News who wanted to cover the story. From watching STV news filming and reporting on the event, sitting in on a BBC Scotland radio interview and meeting the clients themselves, I gained an early insight into the world of public relations and celebrating the achievements of your clients to a range of media platforms.
So, my first piece of advice for any future intern at Holyrood: expect the unexpected! It won't necessarily be a 9-5 office job for the entire four weeks!
From Technophobe to Technopro… (Sort Of)
The rest of my week has consisted of newspaper sweeps to unearth any news worthy stories, writing client blogs and media coverage releases and smaller admin tasks. However, anyone that knows me well will know that when it comes to computers, programmes, or in fact anything remotely 'techie', I crumble. Another thing an English degree fails to teach you is how to navigate your way across WordPress or Photoshop.
So when I was tasked with uploading press releases to the HPR website and using Photoshop to create a client media coverage montage, I wanted to press the panic button (that's if I knew where it was on the keyboard).
Here's where the infamous 'Holyrood Intern Bible' becomes your best friend. Any queries I may have about website uploads or social media coverage, I can more than likely find it in there. However, if ever I need to ask a member of the team for help, they are more than understanding and incredibly patient.
So after a few (ahem…a lot) of tutorials from Chris and Cat, I am beginning to get to grips with WordPress, Photoshop and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), all of which are great skills to have on the CV.
Hopefully by week four of my internship I'll be a computer whizz…fingers crossed.
Be a Yes Man
Probably the highlight of my first week was my second opportunity to meet clients outside of the office.
On Wednesday, Chris, Stuart and I headed off to Bathgate to Eagle Couriers, Scotland's largest courier service, where the Transport Minister for Scotland, Humza Yousaf, came for a visit to discuss the company's trial of electric cars.
I then wrote a client blog post about the visit which was interesting to write after I was lucky enough to sit in on the Minister's meeting. Hence my second piece of advice for any future Holyrood PR intern; be a Yes Man.
"Would you sit in on the Transport Minister's meeting?" "YES!" "Can you phone a 100 year old and ask what their secret to old age is?" "YES!" "Can you phone a list of English newspapers asking to send dry-iced packaged ice-cream?" "YES!" Grabbing every opportunity and task given to you with both hands is the only way to get the experience you need to improve your knowledge on PR.
Although some tasks, like phoning up news desks surrounded by an office full of people, are slightly daunting, plan what you are going to say and keep calm. It's a huge confidence boost when you get a great story from speaking to clients.
What do the next three weeks hold…
My first week has absolutely flown by and I am looking forward to what my next three weeks will bring. Every day I am gaining in confidence with each task I am set and hopefully one of my stories will get some media coverage!
Fingers crossed that by the end of my time here at Holyrood PR I'll be PR savvy and my inner technophobe will be deleted for good.
Do you think an internship at Holyrood PR could kick start your PR Career?
We would love to hear from you so give us a call on 0131 561 2244 or fill out the form below and we will be in touch soon:
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Recent winner of the U-T San Diego's Best Reader's Poll for Best Casino and Loosest Slots, Barona has 2,000 slots and video poker machines. Additionally, the casino features over 80 table games including Blackjack, Pai Gow Poker, Caribbean Stud, Barona Craps, Three-Card Poker, Four-Card Poker, Mississippi Stud, Let It Ride, Baccarat and Barona Roulette, as well as the latest innovations in chipless gaming including Chipless Three-Card Poker and Chipless Blackjack™. Barona has recently added Sic Bo and Barona Pan 9 to Barona's Asian gaming pit which is the largest Asian gaming pit in San Diego.
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This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #GoldfishMix #Walmart #CollectiveBias
A fun snack, featuring Goldfish® crackers, that kids will love!
Aren't they cute?!
I love those little guys. Easy to make, tasty as can be, and kids go nuts over them. They make for a very special snack.
Don't you just love the rainbow colors? So delightfully bright and cheery. A snack that comes with its own smiles.
My daughter can't get enough of them. Thank goodness they're so easy to whip up. She must be going through another growth spurt because she's HUNGRY all the time. All caps, no messing around, HUNGRY. And sugary snacks just aren't going to cut it. I love this snack because it'll fill her up, but not ruin her lunch or dinner.
I'm constantly looking for good, wholesome snacks that she will actually enjoy. She wants candy, and I'm counting servings of fruits & veggies. It's always easier on mom and dad when kids go for the good stuff. This is a winner for all.
And what kid doesn't love ranch? None that I've met. So I stirred some ranch dressing mix into the cream cheese, and now grown-ups love them too. Call it herbed cream cheese if you're fancy.
Just skip the extra parsley if the green stuff won't fly in your house. I totally get it.
Either way, it's a fun, simple snack to tide the kids over until mealtime. I love it as a better-for-you option when the crankies start taking over my house. Right around 3pm.
Makes for a great party snack too. Something fresh among the chips and cookies. And who can resist a snack that smiles back?!
Cream cheese on celery, topped with Goldfish crackers? Crunchy, creamy…. more, please!
Easy Goldfish® Crackers Snack
Celery topped with ranch cream cheese and Goldfish® crackers.
- 4 stalks of celery, ends removed, chopped into 3" long pieces
- 4 oz, plain cream cheese (spreadable, not block shape)
- packet, ranch dressing mix
- 2 cups, Goldfish® crackers
- Optional dried parsley for topping
- Combine cream cheese and ranch dressing mix.
- Spread about 1 oz of cream cheese mixture inside of celery.
- Top with 3-4 Goldfish® crackers.
- Sprinkle dried parsley on top.
Goldfish crackers come in many varieties, any of which would taste delicious in this recipe:
- Cheddar
- Flavor Blasted® XTra Cheddar
- Pretzel
- NEW Goldfish Mix 30 oz.
- Goldfish Colors
- Made With Whole Grain Cheddar
I picked up Goldfish Crackers Colors & Goldfish Crackers made with Whole Grain Cheddar at Walmart, my destination for the ingredients to make this snack.
Be sure to check out more delicious ways to use Goldfish crackers, and let me know your favorite snack idea!


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Lea Weinberg
I create sculptures and reliefs in wire mesh with mixed media as well as bronze sculptures. My semi abstract sculptures use the human form to express the emotional interaction between individuals; Revealing figures entwined together. My process begins with one female figure which evolves intuitively into additional images portraying Togetherness- a repetitive motif in my work.
There is a relationship between strength and softness in my work and materials, one gets the same contrast feeling, seeing my wire mesh artworks alongside my bronze sculptures. While the bronzes' entangled structures are solid and multifaceted, the semi transparency of the ethereal wire mesh, allows the viewer to see into and beyond the flowing forms.
My project "Mother-Survivor" is about my mother's Holocaust journey expressed through a contemporary installation using wire mesh, mixed media and found objects. A Personal Story intertwined with the tragedy of Human History inspired by my mother's stories
("Mother-Survivor": March 29- May 3, 2014 in the Kanner-Kurzon Museum, Beth El Synagogue Center, New Rochelle, NY)
Lea Weinberg Israeli artist, lives and works in NY. Exhibited intensively in the USA and Israel in Galleries, Museums, Solo and group exhibitions, received numerous awards. Her artworks can be found in Museum and private collections.
Selected studies in Israel: Graphic design-Technion extension, Tel Aviv ; Visual arts& Puppet Theater- Art Academy, Ramat- Hasharon; Drama, Theatre& Creative education emphasis on Puppet Theatre, movement& masks- Kibbutzim College, TA; wiremesh& concrete sculpture with Shulamit Hartal, Life Drawing with Harold Rubin
Was a professional Puppeteer &Story Teller with her theatre PuppeTell in Israel and NY (1986-1998) Lived with her husband& their three children in Riverdale, NY (1993-1996) where she studied clay sculpture with Harriet Belag. In 2005 relocated to White Plains, NY with her husband and youngest daughter; Experienced Contemporary sculpture, life drawing, life sculpture, WAW, White Plains NY; Bronze casting, SUNY Purchase, NY.
An active member in professional juried groups as: New York Society of Women Artists, National Association of Women Artists, American Society of Contemporary Artists, Women's Caucus for Art.


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2005 Cadillac XLR Windshield Replacement in Phoenix, AZWindshield Replacement Done Right!
- December 20, 2015
- Install, Muscle Car, Safety, Windshield Replacement
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Auto Glass ReplacementEveryone needs their auto glass replaced at some time, so choose an honest auto glass shop.
- November 13, 2015
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Whether it's a car, truck, sport utility, RV, or coupe, we make sure that it is an affordable auto glass repair or replacement. We handle both OEM glass replacements and aftermarket. Whatever costs meet your needs, we can repair or replace it with an affordable quote. Need a shade band in your windshield? We can find it. If you require no premanufactured tint in the windshield laminate, then we can handle that. Want your windshield tinted before it's installed? Let us know a day in advance.. It's all a matter of preference. Whether if you want a shade band on the top of the windshield or a plain old windshield with no dye in the lamination, we'll meet your needs. The auto glass quotes vary, andthe shade band is usually cheaper, but not always.
Being family owned and operated, [...]
2004 Acura TL – Pinchweld Care During A Windshield ReplacementHandling Rust Properly So Your Windshield Will Bond
- November 2, 2015
- Install, Luxury Vehicles, Safety, Windshield Replacement
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We've done this blog before last year regarding rust. Some corporate conglomerates will walk away in the middle of an install if there is any sign of rust in the work area, leaving you with an undrivable vehicle. Where there is supposed to be glue. as you can see in this first image, there is rust in the full path of the windshield glue. This means that there was no bonding to the windshield. You can see how this would be a safety concern. This was just a small section of the complete bonded areas around the windshield. This is most certainly due to a previous installer not covering their scratches underneath with primer after trimming out [...]


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There are a number of design patterns that are reused in Cocoa and you will often get some benefit from using them in your own code. Class clusters are a good example. They let you hide different versions of your class that are optimised for different usage behind a single apparent interface.
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text: WCS Community Partnerships Program works alongside the WCS US Rockies Team. From the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to the Crown of the Continent to the Salmon-Selway Ecosystem, the northern Rockies is home to an amazing variety of native species including grizzly bears, wolverines, gray wolves, elk, moose, pronghorn, trumpeter swans, Greater sage grouse, and cutthroat trout. Moreover, this region provides room for large-scale ecological processes such as fire, flood, long-distance migration, and predator-prey interactions. The goal of the WCS US Rockies program is to safeguard ecological integrity and resilience of the northern Rockies by conserving and interlinking populations of species native to the region, and securing an abundance, variety and quality of wild lands and wild waters. WCS Community Partnerships Program integrates local perspectives, participation, and conservation solutions to our Rocky Mountain West program framework.


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Working for regional retail shopping centre investment company, Courtney Investments, gcp Chartered Architects was commissioned to investigate the development of a new standalone coffee kiosk at this popular high street shopping precinct in Mapperley near Nottingham.
The scheme comprising a modular, re locatable kiosk with internal seating and preparation areas comes complete with solar panels. Being manufactured off site and requiring a shallow concrete foundation the kiosk can be installed in just two weeks.


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Fear is what signals the fight/flight/freeze survival defenses to engage. It is one of evolution's most adaptive emotions. Without it we might head straight into the middle of traffic or pet a mother lioness. We need fear to trigger us to stop, look and listen when danger is near. But we also need to develop discrimination so that we can come to understand when fear serves us, as opposed to when our fears are irrational or based on old emotional tapes that we no longer wish to be run by.
Our painful emotions are inextricably tied up with our survival system which is triggered into action through our fear response.
Our painful emotions are inextricably tied up with our survival system which is triggered into action through our fear response. When we understand this, we can take a step back when we're feeling triggered. We can ask ourselves questions like
- Am I scared about something that is strictly in the present? DO I need to breathe, quiet down and get my balance back before I act?
- Do I need to leave or protect myself?
- Is my past history getting triggered and getting mixed up with this present day situation, making it feel more intense than it might otherwise feel?
- Is a painful relationship dynamic from the past is getting triggered by a relationship dynamic in the present.
The Two Pathways of Fear: One with Words; One Without
It takes words to drag feelings up from an unconscious level, we need words so that we can translate what we're feeling into language, so that we can think about it, talk about it and reflect on it. Without words, without language, we have no way of making conscious sense of our experience. Rather, it remains part of our vast web of "body memories" and "sense impressions", experience that is recorded in us but remains unprocessed.
The imprint of trauma or highly frightening experiences doesn't 'sit' in the verbal, understanding part of the brain, but in the much deeper regions of the amygdala, hippocampus, hypothalamus and brain stem, which are only marginally affected by thinking and cognition. (van der Kolk) This is why our fear related memories can be so unconscious, they were never processed by the thinking part of the brain but only by the feeling/sensing part of it. Our cortex shuts down when we're very frightened. Consequently our frightening experience doesn't get thought through, understood and integrated. But even though the cortex is not operating normally, the sensing/feeling parts of our brain/body system are still functioning. That's why fear related memories can be stored by the brain/body system with no reasoning attached to them. They have never been elevated to a conscious level. As adults, when these memories get triggered, we can feel shaky or queasy but not know why, we don't realize that some of that stored fear from the past, is getting triggered in the present, making the situation today feel more overwhelming and unmanageable than it might otherwise. As our feelings of fear get more intense, the context or situation we're in can feel threatening but we don't necessarily know why. Then we erroneously decide that whatever is triggering is the source of our fear, we do not realize what from our past may be leaking into our present.
The Unconscious Fear Pathway
Why Our Body Remembers But Our Brain "Forgets"
The Adrenaline Rush
When we get scared, there are two primary pathways that our fear runs along. One is a conscious and the other is unconscious. One pathway, the implicit or unconscious pathway, is associated with our amygdala. Our sense of danger performs the task of activating the amygdala. When we get scared, the amygdala's discharge patterns activate our body's fear circuits, which increases our heart rate and blood pressure, we get sweaty hands, dry mouth, and tense muscles. In order to respond quickly to a threat, to flee or fight, for example, the body tries to divert blood flow from the digestive areas and the face, head and neck so that it can be used elsewhere. This has the effect of elevating heart rate and blood pressure and increasing respiration.
Fear leads to biological changes induced by adrenaline. Adrenaline prepares the skeletal muscles for strain as may occur in: running for escape (flight) and protecting self or property (fight). If diversion of blood from the cortex is too fast, a person can faint, go numb or freeze. If we don't engage in vigorous physical activity following arousal, uncomfortable physiological changes may occur such as: trembling in the arms and legs; general weakness; or a heightened awareness of breathing and heart rate. If we can't flee or fight those biological urges can get stuck in our body as thwarted intentions or actions never taken. It is these urges to flee or fight, these actions never taken that get triggered repeatedly throughout our lives when we our old unreselved fear and hurt from past relationships gets triggered by relationships in the present. They emerge as transference reactions, projections or they drive reenactment patterns.
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Second Pathway : Why We Get Retriggered in Contexts That are Reminiscent of Previous Hurts
The other pathway, the explicit or more conscious pathway, is associated with the hippocampus. The hippocampus is the brain structure that supports our explicit or conscious memory and , provides the context for experiences. It allows us to learn about and assess our surrounding circumstances along with their level of threat or friendliness.
The hippocampus is particularly sensitive to the encoding of the context associated with an aversive or painful type of experience. This is a small bit of information that has large implications in terms of relationship trauma. It is because of the hippocampus that not only can a stimulus become a source of conditioned fear, but so can all the objects surrounding it and the situation or location in which it occurs. This is how painful memories from old relationships can become generalized or projected into new ones. Say we were shouted at as a kid and we associate that shouting with the family pain and chaos that we experienced as a child. We grow up, our husband shouts at us and our brain completes the picture. We freeze and wait for the roof to cave in as it did when we were children. Or we want to fight or flee just as we did then.
When we're frightened our hippocampal and amygdalic memory record the sensory and feeling aspects of the memory and the context surrounding them but not our reasoned thoughts about them
When we're frightened our hippocampal and amygdalic memory record the sensory and feeling aspects of the memory and the context surrounding them but not our reasoned thoughts about them. Remember, the cortex doesn't come on board till around eleven or twelve. It is the cortex that can reason out the situation and figure out how frightening it really is. Without the help of the cortex we record context and emotion but not mature reasonong. Our memories are recorded with child like thinking and feeling surrounding them.
The body doesn't discern between physical danger and emotional distress. Fearful thoughts can produce the same physiological changes as evidenced in an actual fear situation.
If we are regularly exposed to frightening situations and we aren't able to process, understand or gain comfort for our fears, if we become stuck in chronic fight/flight state, our bodies can become sensitized and wired for overreactions. We become easily triggered into a fear state and experience physiological changes associated with the fear response, then we get afraid of the physiological changes. That is our bodies may tighten up or shiver and shake, our heart may race, our stomachs get queazy and our palms sweat. But this can then trigger even more fear in us, we get afraid of being afraid; our own body responses send us deeper into our feelings of fear. This can send us into a vicious cycle where the physiological changes we're experiencing make us more afraid, which can produce even more physiological changes. As an attempt to protect ourselves or avoid these uncomfortable feelings we may start to live small.
Recovery is about learning to sit with painful feelings as they arise rather than running from them, acting out or self medicating. Learning to make sense of them rather than letting them determine how we live.
If the feelings you are experiencing in response to a given situation in the present are far more intense than may be appropriate to what's actually happening,we need to stop, look and listen. To allow the shadowy figures in our minds to lead us to the origins of this inner conflict that is exploding inside of you. You are the carrier of your inner world. If, out of fear, you are projecting the unhealed contents of past relationships onto present relationships, let your fear lead you toward healing rather than digging you further into a hole. Let your over reaction or your "transference" send up a red flag marking the spot of previous, unhealed pain.
Why Do I Feel I Cannot Survive My Triggered Feelings?
Children are wholly dependent on their parents for survival. This means that the survival part of the brain is fully in gear in that parent/child relationship. If children displease their parent, they get scared. If their parent is not available to them, they get scared. If their parent screams at them and makes them feel that they are one big problem, that without them life would be much easier, they believe it. And children are magical thinkers. They create meaning through the mind of a child, not the maturity of an adult. In recovery, that child mind warms up and feels those feelings that were previously banished out of consciousness because they were too frightening to feel. This can be a disequalibrating experience. Seismic rumblings from deep within the self threaten to move great emotional platelets from their psychic sediment. We can feel shaken at the roots. Don't worry, it's part of the process, you'll survive your own feelings.
I cannot emphasize enough that recovery from relationship trauma needs to happen in order that we do not recreate the pain that we experienced in our childhood relationships in our relationships in the present.
If we want change we will need to be willing to allow those emotions that we have shut out or shut down to be felt in the here and now where we can make mature sense of them. We will need to understand where they got set up to begin with, why we keep getting stuck in the same old emotional place.
There is no outsmarting the symptoms of relationship trauma, codependency or the disease of addiction. The mind/body doesn't really work like that. We need to elevate our unfelt inner world to a conscious level so that we can use our thinking to help us process what it is that we carry in emotional shut down and silence. If we do not, the past will come in like the undertow of the ocean. When this happens, we feel like we are losing our breath, like we are sinking into murky waters and that is precisely when we load our guns and hide out behind our most sturdily built defensive walls. That is when we dig in our heels and feel incapable of change. Our mind and body get locked into that fight/flight state and we lose our ability to reason. That's because we're locked in our fear mind, we're overwhelmed by unprocessed emotions and fear messages from our limbic world and our mature thought is shut down. Our defenses are getting us nowhere but we have lost access to our thinking mind because it has become overwhelmed with fear. We're stuck.
At this point, most people want some sort of magic bullet that will relieve them of the pain they're in as quickly and painlessly as possible. But, when it comes to emotional healing, the quick way can be the slowest. It can be just what locks us into shallow, defensive and superficial solutions that never quite work. We go for novelty rather than cure. For momentary relief rather than long term change and gain. This is why it is critical that we undertake recovery as a rational and long term process. In group therapy and one to one, this same fear can get triggered. But this time we are in a situation designed to help us to observe ourselves in action so that we can say, "wait a minute, I'm doing just what I do at home, with my son, daughter or partner. I'm closing down, my body is flooding with all sorts of feelings that make me want to race out of the room, scream at someone or shut down and disappear. I'm queasy and shaky. Wow, I'm scared. And this is what I'm like when I'm scared. And this is what scares me, where my tender spots are."
Quick Fixes
Wanting a "quick fix" is sort of natural. We feel stupid when we can't figure out our own emotions. We feel like kids who can't get it. And it doesn't fit with the fact that we may be fully adult in all other ways. So we want to hide this part of ourselves, to read a book that will fix the problem, to get an insight that will make it all go away. But if we can understand that having these blind spots is perfectly natural, that we all, in fact have them, we can begin to use our mature reasoning to slowly and patiently work our way out of them. Once we accept this fear reaction as nature's way of protecting us from harm, we can stop feeling embarrassed by it and start to heal our own sore spots. We want quick fixes but through understanding, we can find a better way, the way of understanding.
Why do we see quick fixes as so desirable? We for starters, we're embarrassed, we don't want anyone to see us as weak or immature so we hide rather than heal our sore spots which makes them get worse, it deepens problematic grooves rather than allowing them to see the light of day where we can see, feel and heal them.
- We get emotionally, psychologically and physically run down and we want to feel better NOW, FAST.
- We are in a chronic fight/flight state, living in our survival brain and we lose the cortex capabilities of long range planning, we cannot conceptualize the gradual changes we need to make in order to heal our sore spots..
- We are deregulated in our limbic systems and have trouble tolerating intense emotions such as disappointment, rejection, even excitement; which make it hard to change slowly. We have a low tolerance for frustration.
What gets in the way of our ability to change?
- We simply don't understand how the unconscious fear response works so we project pain from yesterday's relationships onto relationships today, which gets us stuck all over again. We reenact rather than heal our pain.
- We have a degree of "learned helplessness," when our fear gets mobilized so do old feelings of helplessness to get anything to change.
- We freeze or dissociate, we're not in our bodies, we're gone. We're frozen in our limbic mind and have no access to our thinking mind.
- We lose the ability to conceptualize change, to envision a different solution or future outcome.
- Our low frustration tolerance makes us want to change fast, and if we don't, we want to give up.
- There is a loss of trust and faith that accompanies trauma, we lose faith that things can work out for us, we lose hope that we can change our lives.
- Rigid defenses that we have relied on to "keep us safe" can get in the way of our making changes. We hunker down, dig our heals in and do whatever we have always done. We don't want to feel out of control or overwhelmed with the kinds of feelings that we imagine change will engender.
Back to the treatment group from the beginning of the chapter.. It's five days later, or six or eight or twenty eight depending on the program. The group has had a time of opening up, of communal living, of letting people see them as they really are, warts and all and of seeing others in the same way. They look like a different group of people. They're loose and relaxed. Their faces are easy and open. They hang out together, they laugh a lot, they are taking the day as it comes, enjoying each other's company. They have cried together and let their pain out. They've laughed till the tears rolled. They have felt their deepest fears, met their most vulnerable selves and are experiencing a sense of self confidence and self assurance that they can stand on their own, face their inner demons and watch them melt away. They are motivated to make the kinds of life changes that will allow them to maintain their new sense of emotional freedom and sobriety.
Not only do they no longer wish to flee from the room, they want to stay here for weeks, months even. They're looking forward to going home and trying out their new found selves but the feeling of openness, acceptance and connection that they have experienced from opening up, from working through painful historical feelings and accepting caring and support from others is almost intoxicating, they want to hang onto it, they don't want to forget how good it feels to break their own denial and work through the fear and pain that they have been carrying in silence..
Partially excerpted from Emotional Sobriety, Tian Dayton, Health Communications.


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We enjoyed meeting loads of people over the weekend – the Adventure Travel Show was packed! There were so many good talks on too! Chatting away on our stand I was sad to miss Frozen Planet cameraman Doug Allan's life in pictures. I'd heard that Simon Calder was a secret artist, so asked him to join me in Africa on a safari one day – I think his children might come to the zoo though.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. and European shares, the dollar and bond yields all headed lower on Thursday, with traders using the quiet holiday period to book some profits on the heady gains stocks have seen in the final quarter of 2016 and reposition for the year ahead.
U.S. benchmark indexes were fractionally lower at the close in the aftermath of the S&P 500's biggest drop in more than two months a day earlier.
As in Europe, financial stocks, which have seen a tremendous run since the U.S. presidential election on the back of higher interest rates, were exerting the greatest downward pressure as bond yields retreated further from their recent highs. U.S. and European bank stocks both were down by more than 1.0 percent.
"We ran out of steam after the election rally. Now the market is at fair value and now it is: 'What is going to come next?'" said Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute in St. Louis.
The stall on Wall Street put yet more distance between the blue chip Dow Jones Industrial Average and the much-vaunted 20,000 mark. The Dow has gained more than 8.0 percent since Donald Trump's victory in the Nov. 8 U.S. presidential election and has come to within 20 points of the milestone repeatedly without successfully crossing the line.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJI fell 13.9 points, or 0.07 percent, to 19,819.78, the S&P 500 .SPX lost 0.66 points, or 0.03 percent, to 2,249.26 and the Nasdaq Composite .IXIC dropped 6.47 points, or 0.12 percent, to 5,432.09.
The Dow has yet to breach the 20,000 mark after repeatedly coming within 20 points of the milestone.
The S&P 500 financial index .SPSY dropped 0.7 percent, the worst-performing sector, but has still risen about 20 percent in 2016.
Europe's index of the leading 300 shares fell 0.5 percent. The yen's strength, along with a 17-percent slump in Toshiba Corp's shares after news of potential massive writedowns led to a downgrade to its credit ratings, contributed to a 1.3-percent fall for the Nikkei.
U.S. Treasury yields fell across the curve and most hit two-week lows on Thursday as investors bought safe-haven government debt after a strong seven-year note auction on the last full trading day of the year.
Analysts said the strong bid for seven-year paper, which followed a strong five-year note auction on Wednesday, was largely the result of an overzealous selloff that has gripped bond markets since the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president, boosting yields for newly issued Treasuries.
"The auctions were so well bid because the yield is so much higher," said Jennifer Vail, head of fixed-income research for US Bank Wealth Management in Portland, Oregon. "At the end of the day that's going to drive more dollars into any new issuance."
In addition to the impact of Trump's election victory, which has sent yields on U.S. 10-year Treasury notes from 1.83 percent on Nov. 8 to 2.51 percent at their open Thursday, Vail said year-end buying by investors to rebalance their portfolios has increased appetite for government debt.
The 10-year note was last up 8/32 in price to yield 2.48 percent. Yields earlier fell to 2.46 percent, their lowest level since Dec. 14.
Yields on 30-year Treasury bonds fell to a three-week trough of 3.06 percent after the auction. The long bond retraced that move later and was up 2/32 in price to yield 3.08 percent.
Euro zone bond yields were also falling on concerns about the strength of a rescue plan for Italian banks and normal year-end caution.
Germany's 10-year yields hit their lowest in seven weeks at 0.164 percent before recovering some ground, after their discount to Treasury yields reached its widest on record earlier in the week.
The U.S. dollar hit a 15-day low against the yen on Thursday as traders used the quiet holiday period to take profits on the dollar's recent gains, while a drop in U.S. Treasury yields on waning risk appetite reduced the greenback's appeal.
The dollar was last down 0.5 percent against the yen at 116.65 yen after falling as much as 0.9 percent in early trading to 116.23 yen, its lowest level since Dec. 14. The greenback had gained 11.5 percent against the Japanese currency between the Nov. 8 U.S. election and Wednesday.
Those gains came partly as U.S. Treasury yields surged to multi-month and multi-year peaks on a faster projected pace of Federal Reserve interest rate increases next year and expectations that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's policies would boost inflation.
"It's profit-taking," said Douglas Borthwick, managing director at Chapdelaine Foreign Exchange in New York. "The strong dollar that we've seen since the start of November seems to be in a toppish environment." He also noted that trading remained thin during the holiday period.
The euro was last up 0.71 percent against the dollar at $1.0481 after touching a one-week high of $1.0493 in afternoon trading, but was still on track to fall 3.5 percent against the dollar this year.
In commodity markets, oil futures dipped on Thursday after a surprise build in U.S. crude oil inventories reversed an advance in prices that had boosted the benchmarks to their highest levels since July last year.
U.S. crude stocks unexpectedly rose for the second straight week, data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed, gaining 614,000 barrels last week versus analysts' forecasts of a decline of 2.1 million barrels.
U.S. crude futures settled 29 cents, or 0.5 percent, lower at $53.77 a barrel while Brent crude LCOc1 fell 8 cents, or 0.1 percent, to $56.14 a barrel.oil was mixed after data showed the surprise rise in U.S. crude inventories.
(Reporting by Dan Burns; Additional reporting by Jamie McGeever in London; Editing by Clive McKeef)


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I loved everything about Brandie & Tim's Telluride wedding - the gorgeous results of attention to detail, the intimate vibe, the laid-back, happy atmosphere, the two-dress factor... love! You can check out their rehearsal dinner here.Brandie & Tim tied the knot at Tim's gorgeous home in the mountains of Telluride, on a mellow, snowy day in December. Brandie did such an amazing job putting this wedding together - everything looked completely perfect, and still, she was so relaxed and seemed to enjoy every moment of the day. I just love that - mellow weddings are my favorites!
I love the modern elegance of short dresses:
Two dresses call for two pairs of fabulous shoes. Top pair: Badgley Mischka. Bottom pair: Jimmy Choo
One of my favorite parts about shooting in this house was all the amazing lighting - bathrooms included. I love the flowers in Brandie's hair!
Brandie, you are so lovely!
The happy couple, and Tim's cutie son & ringbearer:
Thanks to Siempre Flores for an amazing job on the flowers! Love them!
Love the following shots of everyone getting ready to walk down the aisle:
... and Tim making sure his son still has the rings :)
Aren't these tables gorgeous?
I feel so honored when I'm able to capture moments like this:
Okay, maybe one of my favorite shots of the night - Brandie looks so graceful and elegant:
Another favorite shot of the night- a sweet moment between Brandie's parents:
Guests soaking in the gorgeous music of Zane Williams:
Congratulations, again, Brandie & Tim - congratulations and my deepest wished for your happiness! The rest of your images will be ready soon :) Thanks again for letting me be a part of your day!


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