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(This was taken in the Arnold Arboretum around 8:15 PM on 29-June-2013)
Prose Poetry
I ran into a reference to prose poetry today and got to wondering what it was. I've heard the phrase before, but I had always assumed it was an unofficial descriptor – actually it's a recognized literary form. First things first, I went to see what Wikipedia had to say.
Prose poetry should be considered as neither primarily poetry nor prose but is essentially a hybrid or fusion of the two, and accounted a separate genre altogether. The argument for prose poetry belonging to the genre of poetry emphasizes its heightened attention to language and prominent use of metaphor. On the other hand, prose poetry can be identified primarily as prose for its reliance on prose's association with narrative and on the expectation of an objective presentation of truth.
That's all well and good, but I needed examples. So I followed some of the external references at the bottom of the page and came across this The Prose Poem: An International Journal. It's no longer in print and not all of the print copies were digitized, but a lot were and they make excellent examples of the form. After reading several, this became one of my favorite:
Wishing immortality, he built a sign bearing his name in the mountains of Montana. The sign stood over thirty feet tall, on four steel pylons sunk into concrete beds. The name itself was made from small pieces of colored glass which he spent several months soldering carefully into place.
His hopes for the sign were great. After he died, he imagined, an unsuspecting hunter would stumble across the sign and throw the switch that ignited the several rows of alternating, multi-colored lights. Stunned by its beauty, the hunter would report back to people in town, who would spread the word to family and friends. Soon the sign would become a tourist spot. New roads would lead to its feet—or, far into the future, people would approach by hovercraft and wonder at the name emblazoned in crystal and light. Stories would circulate. The sign would become myth. And after the first representatives of the Zarnax Empire landed on Earth, they would carry across the galaxy stories of a learned people who had seen the name of their god written in the hills and thus been saved.
But things didn't work out quite that way. After his death, the few hunters who happened by took pot shots at the sign, destroying whole sections of the intricately arranged glass. A new freeway drew travelers to the south, making area roads obsolete. And even the Zarnaxians never landed, deciding that Earth was worth neither friendship nor conquest.
Not that the sign went completely forgotten. Every now and then, on a crisp autumn night, a teenage boy would take his date into the hills to see the sign that his drunken uncle had once recalled on a hunting trip. He would throw the switch, and the rows of light would shine like a beacon, reflecting off the piecemeal shards of glass. There the boy and girl would share their first kiss, or something else. And eventually they would marry and move east to cities like Grand Forks or St. Paul, west to Boise or Seattle.
And years later, when people would ask how they came to choose one another, he would recall a drunken uncle who told legends about signs in the hills. And she would remember mesmerizing rows of splendid light, spreading beyond the mountains, beyond all spans of time and distance. The light, they agreed, symbolized their love—a jagged ember lodged intractably in their hearts, a surrender written in color for all eternity.
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So it feels like a poem and addresses subjects (types of immortality, folly of hubris, etc.) that are traditional for poetry, but it has no lyrical or poetic structure. Obviously, having just stumbled across this whole topic today, I am in no way qualified to explain it. I can just point out what I like, and I like this! I'll be keeping an eye out for more examples, and maybe I'll try my hand at some later. Even poorly written, the best way to get a feel for something is to try it.
Today I Turned Forty-Three (43)
So, today was my birthday. Because of social media, I received many well wishers and felt a little special. Beyond that, and not related to it being my birthday – today was a really good day!
- Had an All Hands Meeting – Planning Meeting go so much better than I even hoped and now I'm really glad I volunteered to join this committee.
- Encountered an emergency at work that played right into my underused web development strengths, which let me really get into my element and have some fun with code.
- Had a solid finish to my "Toypocalypse" mini-campaign, and was so happy with how well the Natick group received it.
- Got a birthday call from my father, Adel, in Michigan.[I think it struck us both that he was talking to his 43 year old son, and how lucky we both were to be alive and talking today!]
- Received a very touching, heartfelt card from Lisa – and some chocolate!
Like I said, it was a very good day! 🙂
News. Not all mine.
I haven't posted in while, not because there was no news – but because it was not really mine to tell.
Lisa's uncle Francis (everyone called him Frannie) passed away. He died in a hospital bed with complications from pneumonia. He was fairly fit and mobile until he fell last year, breaking his hip. He never fully recovered, and the months spent on the hospital with a respirator tube, made him much weaker; frailer. Watching the downward spiral was sobering and sad, and illustrated something I hadn't known before. When people "die of old age" it seems more a matter of not being able to recover quickly or completely after an illness or injury.
I believe he was 82 years old, and we consider that pretty good for a human lifespan, but Frannie didn't want to go. Eight decades, with everything he saw and all of the people he knew, and if he had been given a choice, he would have went on with his life as best he could.
My German friends just had their baby. That was a refreshingly bright spot in what is often my litany of woe. Mother and child are doing fine and went home around six hours after the birth. I'm sincerely happy for them; this is what you hope for your young friends!
[I'll ask his permission to post a photo, here.]
That's enough life and death for one day.
Winter Storm Nemo, pt 4
Well, we had good news today. With a lot of help from our neighbors, we got Lisa's car started, Marilyn's car unburied and moved, and even our wayward snowblower started! Between our snowblower and our neighbor's, everything got cleared for us and the old folks that live right next to us.
I didn't end up doing any shoveling or snow removal, so I can't take credit for it. I'm just glad for the folks who did!
Everything should be, mostly, back to normal. Back to work tomorrow, etc. Here's some photo's of the successful "Big Dig on Business Street."
Winter Storm Nemo, pt 3
I suppose I could subtitle this post, "The Big Dig." Marilyn had two guys come over to help us clear our walk and driveway, Paul and Bill. Lisa woke me up to go help them, around 11am. I was in full on 'bear' mode, namely I had eaten a lot of calories yesterday and wanted to keep hibernating until this whole thing was over!
Instead, I got up and put on my snow gear, then trudged through snow that was higher than my knees, to get to our snowblower. We've kept it out and covered with a tarp all winter, just waiting for the day we'd need it – today was that day!
It wouldn't start. 🙁
In retrospect, we should have tried to start it a week or two ago and made sure it would. We could have had it serviced then, before the big day. In any case, it wasn't helping us today!
I did some shoveling with Paul and Bill, and then some of our neighbors came over with a snowblower to help clear the front of our driveway. Even with all of these people working on it, it's not finished. Everyone got exhausted and had to call it for the day. Paul will be back tomorrow, and hopefully the sun will melt some of this by then.
We also couldn't get Lisa car started, and we have no idea what that's about. I'll try again tomorrow and jump it; if that doesn't work we'll have to get it towed to the service station at the end of our street.
Though we've had these two cases of equipment failure, at least we're not among the 500,000 without power! We haven't lost our satellite signal (thanks to occasional extend-o-broom sweeping) and even our broadband Internet connection has stayed solid throughout. So, we really don't have much to complain about at all!
Winter Storm Nemo, pt 2
The build up of wet, sticky a ow on our satellite dish blocked the signal. Over dinner we discussed how we could clear the dish, and it turns out it's only about 10 or 12 feet from a second floor bedroom window. So, we taped three (3) broom handles together and then I reached out of the window with my extend-o-broom and brushed the snow off. It worked like a charm, the signal was back!
We've already had to brush the dish off twice more to keep our receivers from losing signal. On top of that, we've had to shovel snow out from in front of doors so that we'll be able to open them tomorrow!
This is pretty crazy; some areas are getting 5 to 6 inches if snow … an hour!
Winter Storm Nemo, pt 1
So today is the beginning of Winter Storm Nemo, with an estimated precipitation of 24 to 36 inches of snow.
My M-i-L has been shopping for days to make sure we have enough food. Lisa and I were short on a couple "nice to have's" like breakfast cereal and Ovaltine. The closest grocery store, Shaw's, was packed out and every single shopping cart was being used! I've never seen that before, and this was after a week of warnings about the impending storm. So, I drove down to the next grocery store, Stop & Shop, and while busy, they had carts and were processing people at a steady clip.
As of right now, there's just a light, wet dusting of snow. But, starting around 7pm tonight, it's going to start coming down very, very hard. I'll update (as I can) while this unique storm progresses.
Temple of Books
I'm in the middle of my exile. That's what this long holiday break from work feels like, anyway. Lisa's on her second day back to work, but I don't return until 2-Jan-2013. Until then, I hang around the house with our old, sleeping dog (Patches), a list of low-key chores, and a lot of time to cast about.
Today is the first time I've even left the house in three days! I went out for lunch, listened to the podcasts "Galactic Watercooler" and "The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast," and thought hard about visiting one of my favorite used bookstores, Seek Books. The problem, is that I already own more books than I am likely to read in my lifetime; physical and otherwise. I'm tired of buying things. $10 here and $20 there adds up, and for what? Because I'm a little bored?
But if I want to be in a place full of books, without having to spend any money, then what about the library? We have a large, beautiful, historic library right next to our house, and I haven't visited it in over a year. Todays windy, rainy, quiet day is a good time to rectify that.
One of the things I especially love about the Hyde Park Branch of the Boston Public Library, is that it is both historic and quite modern. There is the historic building in the front with its large wooden tables (great for spreading out your research materials, or writing in your journal) and the huge marble fireplace with the clock mantle. In the back is the hyper modern "glass cube" of the addition. It houses rows and rows of book cases on two floors, and beneath is the new children and young adult room. As a whole, this building and what it contains seems to represent the American Public Library, past-present-future. It keeps re-imagining itself, what services it offers (like free wi-fi and digital media) and its place in the community (anime/manga discussions in the afternoon, homework help after school, resume writing resources for those looking for work) and what roles it will fill in the evolving future of education, informational resources, and persistence of place.
It's that last that is often overlooked, when discussing the "information revolution" and what the Internet 'really means'. Because, while virtualizing everything seems like a fantastic 21st century goal, we are still fully embodied and local. Which means, at least until we have mind-upload capabilities, that we'll need to have places to sit quietly for a while. To read and write and think. To find someone you can ask for help, or a place to gather to learn and discuss with your neighbors.
So, at least for now, public libraries remain public buildings dedicated to knowledge-self-discovery and community, and that remains a critical piece available so few other places.
Very hard to be Merry
My personal loss of Pouncer is nothing next to Newtown, CT. And while I've never been very susceptible to the forced cheer of Christmas, I do understand why people need a time set aside for family, friends, generosity, and socializing. But in the face of this school shooting, how do we even try to make merry?
I watched the Presidents speech tonight, from the auditorium in Newtown. He seemed saddened, angry, and resolved – something must change. I have to agree with him. Maybe it's not enough to evaluate new gun owners, but also who has access to their guns. Why do these angry, often mentally ill, people get a hold of guns purchased legally by relatives, parents and others? Doesn't the gun owner have an obligation to keep their guns out of the hands of these young men? Or, have we long since crossed a threshold in which we will never be free of mass shootings and senseless slaughter? Perhaps we should treat it like an anti-lottery, "someone's going to be murdered at work, school, or a restaurant – let's just hope it isn't us!"
That's a miserable way to live and it casts a pallor of despair over everything we do. The President said it right, we need to do much better than this.
Here's a preliminary photo of our Christmas Tree. Lisa is not done decorating it yet; we're very happy with its size and shape, for our little living room. Even during this national morning, we try to make merry.


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Great plugin! Implementation was straightforward and works great for us to accept payments via Gravity Forms and QuickBooks. Thanks again!
Hi, I have a client who is looking to take credit card info as a deposit only without actually charging them initially. When the job is finished, they want the credit card info on hand so they can then charge the amount necessary. They use Intuit and Quickbooks. Can this plugin work for their needs?
I appreciate the response, thank you in advance.
No this won't achieve what you are trying to do. But there is one that can help you with this http://www.visser.com.au/plugins/offline-credit-card-processing/
Is this used for 1 time payments or can it be used for automatic monthly billing – ie subscriptions?
It only supports one time payments.
Good Afternoon,
I had tried emailing through support but no response. We installed this download and now we get this error message when you're on the Plugins page in wordpress. If you try to view the update details on any plugin that has an available update. It gives the following warning error:
Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, class 'GFQBMS' does not have a method 'display_changelog' in wp-includes/plugin.php on line 503
It says there is a newer version but we can not update.
Please advise!
Interested in this plugin but want to make sure its still working and is supported, looks like its been over a year since it was updated. Also, any change subscription/reoccuring payments will be added in the future?
Yes it being supported. But there is no plan on adding subscription payments.
Sent you a msg about this yesterday, wanted to follow up to make sure you got it
Hello. This might be a dumb question but…with this plugin, will it enable a form I create with Gravity forms to (1) collect and save submitted form data and at the same time (2) process the financial transaction via a link to my Quickbooks Merchant account?
Gravity form will not load correctly b/c your plugin keeps redirecting to HTTPS and then WP wants to go back to HTTP, its an endless loop. Please help.
Hi, are you still supporting this plugin? It seems to no longer work with the latest version of Gravity Forms…
as gene158 mentioned above it appears the plugin is no longer working correct as of gravity forms update 1.9.19. Transactions are getting marked as rejected and then voided. Rolling back to gravity forms 1.9.18 seems to resolve the issue. Please review and try and fix the compatibility issue as I just purchased 3 months ago. Also note that gravity forms 2.0 is scheduled to be released very soon, there is already a release candidate available for you to test with. Looking forward to hearing back from you
Is this working with the latest gravity form ?
still waiting on support from the author – major issues after latest gravity form update
I have also been having problems getting this to work. I have emailed the author a number of times and would like to cancel my purchase.
Based on the comments above, I assume this will not work with 2.0. Any plans for an update?
Assuming the author isn't coming back, has anyone tried this with 2.0? Maybe whatever broke in 1.9.19 is working now in 2.0.2?
Has anyone tried the new update yet to see if it works with GF 2.x?
FYI, yes, it does
When submitting a form with QBMS on and selecting either Cash/Check instead of CC, we get this error:
"The required element CreditCardNumber or Track2Data is empty."
https://www.cpow.net/event/nawt-owts-installer-course-2017/The CC field is NOT a required field so I'm not sure what the error is referring to?
The error you are getting is coming directly from QBMS server. I would suggest you get in touch with QBMS support for this.
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I stumbled across your blog and noticed this photo. I shot the same guy:
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thanks for stopping by patrick. you'll find this guy in the same place often — it's 'home' for him. i'm still doing drive-bys, but they're located on my new blog here: http://johnwairephoto.com/blog . hope you'll stop by now and again. great photo on your site!!!


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The unabridged, downloadable audiobook edition of Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything, Joshua Foer's part-memoir, part-guide on mastering your memory. Read by Mike Chamberlain. On average, people squander forty days annually trying to remember things they've forgotten. Joshua Foer used to be one of those people. But after a year of training, he found himself in the finals of the U.S. Memory Championship. He also discovered a truth we too often forget: In every way, we are the sum of our memories. In Moonwalking with Einstein Foer draws on cutting-edge research, the cultural history of memory and the techniques of 'mental atheletes' to transform our understanding of human remembering. He learns the ancient methods used by Cicero and Medieval scholars.
He meets amnesiacs, neuroscientists and savants - including a man who claims to have memorized more than nine thousand books. In doing so, he reveals the hidden impact of memory on our lives, and shows how we can all dramatically improve our memories. At a time when electronic devices have all but rendered our individual memories obsolete, Foer's book is a quest to resurrect the gift we all possess, but that too often slips our minds.
©2011 Joshua Foer (P)2011 Penguin Books Ltd
"A marvelous overview of one of the most essential aspects of what makes us human - our memory ... Witty and engaging." (Dan Ariely)
"Memory...makes us who we are...passionate and deeply engrossing ...The more we challenge ourselves, the greater our capacity. It's a fact that every teacher, parent and student would do well to learn. The lesson is unforgettable." (Washington Post)
"Captivating ... Engaging ... Mr. Foer writes in these pages with fresh enthusiasm. His narrative is smart and funny." (Michiko Kakutani New York Times)
Classics, history, historical fiction, marketing, Napoleonic stuff and of course 'Boys own Adventure'. This is my bent. Occasional self help as well.
"Interesting, informative stuff that happened."
This blog style book sprinkled with some science and facts is good pop intelligentia waffle and can be helpful to fill in the gaps of studying something like memory learning but I am not sure Joshua Foer has another book like this in him. Not sure if I would read any other book by him.
Mike Chamberlain is easy to listen to but far from the best and I would not write home to mother about his style. Business like, pedestrian, american is the best way to describe his narration. His English accents are bad. Still he gave it a go and nothing stood out so bad to make you drop your iPod and run away with your ears bleeding. He's okay.
Perhaps Joshua should take the next step and learn a new skill for the brain like decision making, analitical thinking or learning a language in record time. Something to test the mechanics rather than just top up the grey matter. Would be interesting to see his take on exploring more about what the brain is capable.
I learned much from this book. I enjoyed it as light intelligentia entertainment. It will not make you a genius but clear up some of your self improvement wish list or at least help you remember it.
A fan of books on psychology, biosphere and business. Favourites: Vaclav Smil, Joshua Foer, Warren Buffett, David Christian, Guy Spier.
"The holy grail has been found"
A very well written book. Extremely useful and fascinating topic in an easy-to-digest format. I couldn't recommend more. I actually started applying the techniques I learned from this book in my medical studies and honestly feel like I've made enormous progress.
"Exceptional book. Full of hints for memorisers"
Not the story itself worth listening, but full of hints and suggestions about how to become a better memoriser.
"Door to a whole new world"
It provided specific hints and advice how to follow the author's path and use the same memory techniques, while it was also enjoyable to read due to the background story, the quoted historic material and also due to the interesting cases (savants, autistic people, persons with extraordinary memory, etc.).
"Entertaining and informative"
Joshua's trials to learn memory techniques are very entertaining and the actual process to learn them yourself makes this more than informative. Side stories on other gifted individuals such as savants and their medical conditions round out the topic of other mind abilities and disabilities other than just memory. Highly recommended reading for those curious about memory and how to enhance it.
"Now i know why moonwalking with einstein"
This is agreat audiobook and a must read for anyone who is interested in memory techniques. But this is not a step by step programm. Highly recommend
"A very interesting listen"
This book follows Joshua Foer through his journey from average guy to memory champ challenger, and while it skims over the various memory methods, if you want to use them, you have to research the information yourself
What is amazing is the amount of people in the memory game who limit themselves to certain types, while Josh, in a year, manages to out-do the "professionals" who have been doing it for years, let alone the "memory freaks" (or false ones) who just have remarkable minds, or don't
If you're interested in your mind and how to expand it, then this is an interesting listen, but it won't teach you, it will just set you on the way, and show you about the memory championships
The narrator is good, almost making you think that it's the voice of Josh Foer, which makes it all the more interesting - a very well read book, and I can't wait to listen to more ready by Mike Chamberlain!
"A good relaxed read"
This is a good book which touches on some of the techniques used for memory training but mainly follows the author through being a memory novice to competing in the US memory championship. Its not a memory training aid but a relaxed, light hearted take on the people who commit themselves to memorising infeasible amounts of data, and the so called savants who can do this effortlessly.
if you are interested in how your mind and memory works i would recommend this book, well structured and informative and certainly gets you thinking
"An interesting view into memory"
Yes, I enjoyed it greatly. It is an interesting take on memory from the point of view of the non- specialist. It provides a view of the subject and the community of specialist competitors
It is pretty much autobiographical so that Josh is the main vehicle for the narrative.
No but I think he does an excellent job on this book.
This is not an instruction book on how to develop your memory but an insight into the subject written in a clear way by a journalist who explores the path of memory enhancement from the inside.
"Seriously memorable!"
A journalist covers a memory contest and decides to go in for one himself, getting hooked, in the process on the art and science of memory-training. A fascinating book which explores the subject of memory and memory training from its early history. The most exciting thing is that it demystifies feats of memory and makes you realise that, with a little effort and perseverance, you could manage to remember massively more than you do at the moment!
Mike Chamberlains reading contributes a faint hint of Woody Allen about the whole thing, particularly when it comes to the tradition of memory experts in resorting to bawdy humour to get things to stick in their minds.
A highly diverging and entertaining – as well as instructive book!
"changed my view on life"
there are a few books which at first glance you think to yourself.. "really, another self help book?". with this book you could not be more wrong, or at least... i couldn't. i found my self very surprised at the level of interest in mnemonics this book has ignited within me. the story was told through a very engaging narrative, with which i constantly found myself chuckling aloud.. and at one point even, shedding tears. yes i admit it, i cried. at a certain point in this book i came across a realization about the absence of memory that was sadder than anything i could imagine. but alas, i fear i have already said too much. now.. go forth and listen to one of the books that i'm proud to call my favorites.
"Worth a read"
This is a great story with an interesting end but there are a few little annoyances I had with the Audiobook. The narrators American accent I found to be a bit annoying especially when describing places in England (of which he names a few) - pronouncing Derby as 'duhby'; and there were a few periods of what seemed to be getting the word count up by citing psychology research of which is vaguely relevant, yet not that interesting.
Overall I would be lying if I said I wasn't entertained by this book and I did finish it with a smile on my face, but may I suggest Surely You Must Be Joking Mr Feynman for more balanced, science based inspirational non fiction(!)
"Interesting story beautifully narrated"
I was getting bored of the books I had been reading and disinterested in trying new genres. But I found the premise of this one interesting and I loved the animated narration that brought the story to life.
Loved it.
"An unusual educational book"
I hope I will get to use some of the memory techniques described but I am confident that I will remember quite a lot of the background information , most of which was new to me. It has been a very interesting read.
"Must have!"
Although not as useful as initially hoped, the skills I learned in this book have proved extremely useful and impressive nonetheless. Scattered amongst an engaging story, I'd wholeheartedly recommend this audiobook.


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Focusing on energy-related topics, Business Development Director Philip Pieters detailed imec's research strategy as a roadmap to the "internet of power". Pieters noted that with the democratisation of photovoltaic technology, the same decentralisation trend that the internet had enabled with data (generated by users locally rather than centrally controlled, and stored anywhere on portable devices) had to be replicated with the power generation industry, shifting from centrally-controlled large-scale power plants with grid balancing, to decentralised energy production by prosumers (i.e consumers with their own roof-top or façade PV installations) combined with distributed energy storage solutions.
While for decentralised energy production, imec looks into silicon and also organic photovoltaics, for distributed storage, the research centre explores electrochemical solutions for solid-state batteries.
Looking at further deployments of photovoltaic capacity in Europe, research from the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA - www.Epia.org) suggests that local PV-energy production throughout Europe would require 10% of additional PV capacity compared to a "PV in the South" approach. Yet, it would still be more efficient and cost effective to locate PV installations where consumption is located, instead of adopting a "PV in the South" scenario which would somehow "centralise" PV-energy production in the sunnier South and drastically increase total energy costs through additional power transmission and distribution lines.
Pieters highlighted that reaching grid-parity in terms of PV-generated electricity price (as it is the case in Germany for example) is not enough to make photovoltaics a winner, the cost of local energy storage has to be taken into account when calculating the normallised cost of electricity. This not only means that PV modules should output more (hence the research), it also means that localised energy storage should be implemented at very low cost.
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Papineau Avenue (officially in French: avenue Papineau) is the longest north-south street in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The part of the street between Henri Bourassa Boulevard and Quebec Autoroute 40 is the Montreal portion of Quebec Autoroute 19, commonly referred to as Autoroute Papineau. North of Henri Bourassa Boulevard, it becomes a true autoroute before crossing the Rivière des Prairies on the Papineau-Leblanc Bridge. In the south, the avenue ends at Notre-Dame Street.[1][2]
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Lot 65: SILVER FILIGREE CYLINDRICAL VINAIGRETTE.
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December 1, 2016
Delaware , OH, USA
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England, late 19th century. Six-sided cylindrical vinaigrette with filigree work on three sides. Slide out grill with cutout design on three sides. Hallmarked Birmingham, sterling and Pat. Pending 1889, measures 3"l. x .50"w., 18gr.
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(Coleoptera, Diptera, Hymenoptera and Lepidoptera)
by Brian Pitkin, Willem Ellis, Colin Plant and Rob Edmunds
Coleophora discordella Zeller, 1849 [Lepidoptera: Coleophoridae]
Lotus Case-bearer
Coleophora discordella Zeller, 1849. Linn. ent. 4: 301.
Leaf-miner and case-bearer: The initial mine is like that of a nepticulid. The case is made form excised leaf portions, which are added to the oral end, leading to the ringed appearance. The larva causes the leaf to have white blotches. Identification cannot be made on these alone as similar blotches can be made by early instar larvae of the Common Blue butterfly (Polyommatus icarus) (British leafminers).
Oviposition at the leaf underside, mostly in a vein axil. The larva begins by making a narrow winding corridor with much frass in a broad central line. The corridor reminds that of a nepticulid (but the egg has a finely reticulate surface, unlike the smooth nepticulid egg.) In the end the corridor widens into an oval blotch, usually close to the leaf margin, out of which the first case is made. The full grown larva in a greyish brown composite leaf case of about 6 mm, attached to the underside of a leaf. The oldest quarter of the case is bivalved, laterally compressed, and is at an angle of 70° with the anterior part of the case. The mouth angle is around 40° (Bladmineerders van Europa).
The case is also illustrated in UKMoths.
Larva: The larvae of moths have a head capsule and chewing mouthparts with opposable mandibles (see video of a gracillarid larva feeding), six thoracic legs and abdominal legs (see examples).
Pupa: The pupae of moths have visible head appendages, wings and legs which lie in sheaths (see examples).
Adult: The adult is illustrated in UKMoths. The male and female genitalia are illustrated by the Lepidoptera Dissection Group.
Hosts in Great Britain & Ireland:
British leafminers, as Lotus uliginosus
Hosts elsewhere:
Time of year - larvae: September-May (British leafminers).
Time of year - adults: Mainly in July (UKMoths).
Distribution in Great Britain & Ireland: Found widely in a variety of habitats throughout the UK (British leafminers) including Anglesey (VC52), Bedfordshire (VC30), Caernarvonshire (VC49), Cheshire (VC58), Denbighshire (VC50), Derbyshire (VC57), East Gloucestershire (VC33), East Kent (VC15), East Ross (VC106), East Suffolk (VC25), East Sutherland (VC107), Flintshire (VC51), Glamorganshire (VC41), Herefordshire (VC36), Kincardineshire (VC91), North Aberdeenshire (VC93), North Essex (VC19), North Hampshire (VC12), North Somerset (VC6), North Wiltshire (VC7), Pembrokeshire (VC45), Shropshire (VC40), South Hampshire (VC11), South Lancashire (VC59), South Wiltshire (VC8), South-west Yorkshire (VC63), Staffordshire (VC39), Surrey (VC17), Warwickshire (VC38), West Cornwall (VC1), West Gloucestershire (VC34), West Kent (VC16), West Norfolk (VC28), West Suffolk (VC26), Westmorland (VC69) and Worcestershire (VC37) (NBN Gateway), the Channel Is. (Karsholt and van Nieukerken in Fauna Europaea).
Also recorded in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (Karsholt and van Nieukerken in Fauna Europaea). See also Ireland's NBDC interactive map.
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Distribution elsewhere: Widespread in continental Europe including Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Danish mainland, Estonia, Finland, French mainland, Germany, Greek mainland, Hungary, Italian mainland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Norwegian mainland, Poland, Portuguese mainland, Sardinia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spanish mainland, Sweden, Switzerland and The Netherlands (Karsholt and van Nieukerken in Fauna Europaea).
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For my graduation fashion show a few weeks ago, I designed 3 nightgowns, all black and white. This was the last one out, and my personal favorite.
It has a fitted body, with 3 little stripes on the upper and lower parts. Then, I added a zillion ruffles (176 to be exact) of alternating colors.
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Apr 24, 2009, 12.56 PMby mangos
Unique and stunning, I love the shape you've created. It looks so well made, awesome dress!
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Shred 2 lbs cabbage and add 4 tsp salt. Add the beets and let sit overnight to start fermentation and wilt.
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I've come to depend upon my iPad, too. Take it everywhere. Even if I don't have Wifi. lol
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to meet Kamy! I'm with her - there are many "everywheres" I'd like to travel to as well!
ReplyDeleteEmotion sure needs to be there and would be grand to travel everywhere, ipad is all one needs too.
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ReplyDeleteGreat interview. I totally agree a good book needs powerful emotions! Love those kinds of stories.
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▼▲Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 222 Vendor: Zondervan | Publication Date: 2012 ISBN: 031033392X ISBN-13: 9780310333920 |
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▼▲Many women are wired to control. Youre the ones who make sure the house is clean, the meals are prepared, the beds are made, the children are dressed, and everyone gets to work, school, and other activities on time.
But trying to control everything can be exhausting, and it can also cause friction with your friends and family.
This humorous, yet thought-provoking book guides you as you discover for yourself the freedom and reward of living a life out of control, in which you allow God to be seated in the rightful place in your life. Armed with relevant biblical and current examples (both to emulate and to avoid), doable ideas, new thought patterns, and practical tools to implement, Let. It. Go. will gently lead you out of the land of over-control and into a place of quiet trust.
A companion video-based study for small groups is also available.
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▼▲Karen Ehman is a Proverbs 31 Ministries speaker, a New York Times best-selling author, and a writer for Encouragement For Today, an online devotional that reaches over one million women daily. She has written seven nine books including KEEP IT SHUT: What to Say, How to Say It & When to Say Nothing at All and LET. IT. GO: How to Stop Running the Show & Start Walking in Faith. Married to her college sweetheart, Todd, and the mother of three, she enjoys antique hunting, cheering for the Detroit Tigers, and feeding the many teens who gather around her kitchen island for a taste of Mama Karen's cooking. Connect with her at www.karenehman.com.
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marinaGAge: 18-24Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5an in depth look at the issues with over controlJuly 10, 2014marinaGAge: 18-24Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 3I, as most women, and people for that matter, love control, love to give my opinion, and most of all love when things go MY way; and of course, i also love seeking after Gods heart and his ways. i bought this book on a whim, as i am well aware of my love for control and thought it may teach me something helpful. this book is great, it really challenges you and makes you think. it provides great examples and scriptural backup for most every point it goes on to prove. the book also provides checkpoints in which it gives you quizzes to help gauge where you are, or questions to give you material to meditate upon. the only thing I wish was made more known to me when i was buying this book is that this book is specifically targeted at moms and family women, which made me unable to relate to a few places in the book, however, i still reaped huge benefits from reading this book as a younger, single woman.
Her MajestyOlympia,WaAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5This is a great study!May 11, 2013Her MajestyOlympia,WaAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I purchased this study for our Ladies Small group and we are learning a lot. For anyone who has "control issues", or even if you don't, this study is very informative and thought provoking. I would highly recommend this study.
Kris BushOrlando, FLAge: 25-34Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5January 14, 2013Kris BushOrlando, FLAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 4Ok, so Let.It.Go by Karen Ehman is a book I received a couple months ago from Zondervan to review.
And I will be honest at first I did not know what to make of the book. The beginning was slow for me and hard to stay interested in. However I decided to skip ahead to the second part of the book (the book is broken down into parts and chapters). And AT LAST the meat and potatoes of the book! I'm not an overly controlling person, which maybe part of the reason why the book was initially such a hard read. I'm more of a negotiator so that everyone gets what they want within reason.
My recommendation? Read it if you think you fall into the controlling category or have been accused of being controlling. Read it if you want to learn something about yourself. For me, the learning process was in the second part, for you it could be in the first or third. -
Sharon5 Stars Out Of 5Amazing!!!November 13, 2012SharonQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This is an incredibly helpful book for those of us who would like to control it all, but shouldn't! The book is practical, deep, funny and engaging all at the same time! You must read it!
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Alexandria police officer killed in two-snowmobile crash; other driver seriously injured
An off-duty Alexandria police officer, Patrick Callaghan, was killed in a snowmobile crash Friday evening.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office and North Ambulance were called to the scene of a two-snowmobile crash on the Central Lakes Trail near Liberty Road east of Alexandria at about 8:10 p.m. last night, according to the sheriff's office.
Upon arrival, deputies found two male victims injured -Callaghan, 31, of Alexandria and Mark Ruder, 25, of Glencoe.
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Callaghan was hired in November of 2007. His family has a rich history of law enforcement service going back to his great-great grandfather. He is the son of Jeff and Deb Callaghan of rural Carlos. Jeff is a former Douglas County sheriff's chief deputy.
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"On January 29, Alexandria Police officer, Patrick Callaghan, was killed in a snowmobile accident. Patrick was off-duty at the time. This is a great loss for the Callaghan family, the Alexandria Police Department, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office and the city of Alexandria, which is the community Patrick served in. This is a great loss to all of us. Funeral arrangements will be announced when they are set."


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Tango Messaging App Targeted by Syrian Electronic Army
The Tango messaging service is the latest victim of the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA), which breached the company's databases last week and accessed user information.
"The Syrian Electronic Army hacked the Tango app (video/text messages service) website and database," the group said in a note on its website. It managed to access the phone numbers, contacts, and emails of Tango app users, the SEA said, as well as download 1.5TB of daily backups from Tango's server network.
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"Tango experienced a cyber intrusion that resulted in unauthorized access to some data. We are working on increasing our security systems," the company tweeted over the weekend. "We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this breach may have caused our members."
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"Dear @dailydot, please remove the attached picture ... or we will do something you will not like it," the SEA tweeted.
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"This time we deleted that article, the second time we will delete all your website," the SEA said, though the article in question is back online, with the original photo.
The Syrian Electronic Army emerged in September. The hackers reportedly started attacking Western websites in retaliation for Innocence of Muslims, an anti-Islamic video that resulted in violent demonstrations in the Middle East. They have since been targeting news sites they believe are reporting news hostile to the Syrian government, including the Financial Times, The Guardian, the BBC, and even The Onion.


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The confidence essential for professional sports performance is endlessly encouraged in men: people like Bobby Knight are permitted to commit corporate-sponsored bullying for decades, and superstars like Michael Jordan are idolized. But the minute a woman displays confidence, she is slapped down.
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