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Wednesday, 8 April 2015
Future Hearts - All Time Low: album review
Ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Yes.
All Time Low's sixth studio album, Future Hearts, was released on Monday (6th April) in the UK and it sounds saaaaa gooooood. I love how their sound has progressed, but is still very true to their style. There are quite a few songs on this album that I just can't stop listening to, and so I thought I'd give a little insight into my favourites.
Satellite is such a strong start to the album, I think it works so well as the opening track. It feels quite anthemic, in the sense that I can imagine a crowd chanting along all throughout it at a gig. 'Wishing on a star that's just a satellite' is one of those hopeless lyrics that I personally love, because it's the kind of thing that everyone understands, and I love that music can bring a sense of mutual understanding among an array of people.
I really like how Runaways sounds and how it's been put together. The chorus is definitely my favourite part, I think it's so strong and catchy. I love the message of the song, and how it's about running away and finding your own path and doing your own thing.
Missing You might be my favourite on the album. It's a pretty, simplistic ballad, my favourite type of song, and it just sounds so delicate and beautiful, which isn't exactly how I would describe ATL's sound overall, but this just works so well; it is so pretty, I can't get over it. I love the lyrics and the way they seem so intricately placed together; they sound so thoughtful and deep, and that's always so refreshing to hear. I really love this song.
The main thing stopping me from committing to Missing You being my favourite song is Tidal Waves, which is also absolutely wonderful and with a similar ballad form. I really feel this song, and it's so well thought-out lyrically, with the metaphor of a wave being something you can't avoid that just washes over you. Alex and Mark's voices blend so well together with such a lovely tone, and it just adds even more to the calm but tragic feel of the song.
Don't You Go reminds me of a mixture of Good Charlotte's The Anthem and The All-American Rejects' Move Along (I think????? Kind of????), just in terms of overall sound. It's a classic punk/pop kind of song, and I don't think there's anything not to like about it. Really upbeat, with a really fun sound.
I just really, really love The Edge of Tonight; it starts off kind of mellow, but it's still so anthemic the whole way through, and I love how they've combined the softness of the song with a strong beat. I think it sounds incredible.
The final song on the album has the most wonderful message within it. Old Scars/Future Hearts is up there in my top three on this album for sure; it's catchy and has some of my favourite lyrics on the album. 'I don't wanna be the one that's left behind, don't blame me, don't hate me', 'I won't fade away', 'this life is mine to live', 'waking up just to catch yourself dreaming again', 'we've got scars on our future hearts but we never look back'. I just really love this song.
I honestly, really like the whole album; I love Kids in the Dark and, of course, Something's Gotta Give a lot too, even though I haven't gone into any detail on them here. I just think the album's to such a high standard and I am thoroughly impressed with it.
You can listen to Future Hearts on youtube here, and I'd really recommend giving it a go, as there'll probably be at least one song on there you'll like even if it's not really your kind of thing. And the album is available on iTunes here if you like it as much as I do.
Until next time.
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Originally two stone farm cottages and a barn, Boswinger has been refurbished as one building. Built around a courtyard, this is one of our oldest venues in Cornwall and stands in the centre of the quiet, seaside hamlet of Boswinger, with sea views and a wide choice of beaches.
The self-catering kitchen is just off the entrance lobby. It contains three domestic size cookers (2 gas + 1 electric with fan oven), two refrigerators and one freezer (domestic size), microwave oven, two kettles, toaster and a good selection of pots and pans of various sizes.
All bed linen is provided, with wash basins in each room. There is accommodation for 38 split over 10 bedrooms.
There is space for 10 cars or 5 minibuses. Unfortunately there is no parking for coaches.
Dining room & lounge
The dining room (off the central lobby connecting to the lounge) seats between 16-20 people on two long tables. The lounge seats 20 at tables and there are a couple of sofas.
There are washbasins in every room, plus six showers and six toilets throughout the hostel.
There is central heating, a garden and a payphone. YHA staff are residents in the grounds.
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Contiguous zone
July 17, 2015 11:46 am
According to the Directive 2014/89/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 July 2014, Poland was forced to establish a framework for maritime spatial planning. Currently, the state has not a clear maritime borders, so it is required to specify the new Polish borders in the Baltic Sea.
Due to an amendment to the act, made by the European Parliament and the European Council, Poland is obliged to set up a new contiguous zone in the Baltic Sea, which will bring numerous consequences both on the domestic and international level.
As this issue is a vital political decision, TermCoord decided to choose "contiguous zone" as the IATE term of the week.
According to the Convention on the Law of the Sea, "Every State has the right to establish the breadth of its territorial sea up to a limit not exceeding 12 nautical miles, measured from baselines determined in accordance with this Convention". Currently, Poland determine precisely a new territorial sea baseline. If Poland complies with the aforementioned European Directive, the State will acquire the right to "installations for the production of energy from renewable sources, oil and gas exploration and exploitation, maritime shipping and fishing activities, ecosystem and biodiversity conservation, the extraction of raw materials, tourism, aquaculture installations and underwater cultural heritage".
The game is worth a candle as putting this law into force means the possibility of making significant profit, such as obtaining the extra rights connected with the counterterrorism, customs, treasury, migration and sanitary regulations related to the historic or archaeological buildings and structures. Indeed, specifying the maritime borderline is also perceived as a promotion of sustainable development, coastal resources and green economy. Therefore, implementing this policy will help to create jobs in Poland, set up new natural reserves and protected areas as well as take care of the underwater cultural heritage.
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if you know me, know me.... (you know, like in real life and stuff) then you know that i'm not really a klutz. i do however do lots of stupid and silly things like, put gravy on my salad as the dressing... or fall completely sober on the dancefloor while having a pretend makeout session with my girlfriend during the song, "i kissed a girl"...
but otherwise... i don't think people think of me as a "klutz."
at least not to my face. haha :)
so, these last 2 trips of mine to the grocery store have been completely out of character. not to mention, dangerous! oooh, i've become dangerous. how sexy.
no no, this is not that kind of dangerous! it's the bad kind. the dangery kind. for reals. so if you see me- i am not kidding when i tell you... RUN THE OTHER WAY! get as far away from me as possible!
because two times ago i was in the pasta aisle and i turned a jar of sauce to read the label on the back, it fell off the shelf. i tried to do the whole juggle thing with my hands, while one arm was holding a carry on cart thing, and then my hair fell in front of my eyes and i had no idea where the jar was anymore. so i just threw my foot up in the air in the hopes that my leg would have eyes and be magical or something and i'd actually catch the freaking jar of sauce on my foot. or at least break its fall.
but no.
i don't think my magical foot was anywhere near the jar of sauce as it plummeted to the ground. do you know that my brain actually thought, "oh, it's not going to break. it's going to hit the ground and be totally fine. i broke its fall enough with my mad juggling skills that maybe it will BOUNCE when it lands."
i think my brain bounced.
that bitch SHATTERED to the floor below and broke into a billion pieces. did i mention that this aisle is right by the door? so everyone walking in was muttering things like, "awwwwww" and "oh no!!!" and there were gasps of horror. because this was clearly a tragic moment in grocery store history.
and i realize that people probably break things all the time in stores, but i never have before. and it looked like a freaking crime scene. it would have been awesome if someone had busted out some tape and outlined the blob on the ground. lol
okay... moving on to TODAY!
i grabbed a cart that had a weird front wheel. but me, being the non-discriminatory cart person that i am, stuck with the disabled shopping cart.
so once i was done shopping and the cart was filled with all my stupid shit... the front wheel STOPPED moving.
it just stopped.
have you ever had a cart stop moving on you before? well if you haven't, let me tell you what happens. you turn into a complete non functioning person. because your body doesn't stop trying to push the damn thing. but it's done moving. and then, everything happens really quickly.
so the wheel stopped.
but i didn't.
and the fucking thing TIPPED OVER ON ITS SIDE!
holy shit, i can't stop laughing right now. lol
it was so loud as it crashed to the freaking ground. and everyone waiting to check out was like, "OH MY GOD!" and "OH NO!" "WHAT HAPPENED?" "ARE YOU OKAY?"
what the hell? who has a shopping cart just tip all the way over? and do you know how ackward it is trying to put it back upright is? it doesn't want to go!!! good lord. lol
did i mention the eggs? oh yeah, they died.
another tragedy in the grocery store. thanks to yours truly.
clearly the lesson here is that i should no longer be allowed to grocery shop unsupervised.
or supervised.
i should probably be banned altogether.
Friday, December 23, 2011
if you see me in the grocery store, you should probably run the other direction
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I'm dyinggg right now! This post killed me...I am having visuals of these events! Not just to you but to anyone...although you sound like me with my "Only Me" motto!
The shopping cart incident = classic! I mean, really? Who does that happen to? YOU! The sauce, that happens more often than not....but the overturned shopping cart? That's a one in a million, for sure! LMFAO
I'm not laughing at you - Im laughing WITH you! LOL
Thanks for the much needed laugh...xoxoxo
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Emma Lake, Saskatchewan
This summer was truly the Summer of the Floaty. The tippy, odd-shaped, garish floaty.
Julian Lake, Ontario
"I'm starting to suspect I was adopted."
Longpine Lake, Ontario
It looks like he's flying!
Manitouwabing Lake, Ontario
The photo contest entries don't lie: cottagers love to fish. Or maybe they just love to take photos of themselves posing with fish.
Georgian Bay, Ontario
This year, there were no photo contest categories called Weird Leaps, That Looks Painful, Tubing Excitement, or People Falling Down While Doing Something Confusing. Seems like that was an oversight.
Opishing Lake, Ontario
"They kept saying, 'Winter is coming.' But dang it, we didn't listen.
Haliburton Lake, Ontario
"I'm a kiss-and-release kinda girl," says Maggie Lawrence.
Stony Lake, Ontario
Plastic is so slimming.
Grace Lake, Ontario
We think he's about to make quite a splash!
Buckhorn Lake, Ontario
She doesn't seem to thrilled about her big catch.
Lac Kipawa, Quebec
Genetically modified food goes too far.
Trout Lake, Ontario
Grandpa Rocky is about to get very wet.
Lake Nipissing, Ontario
Diet? Oh, that only lasted a week.
Wood Lake, Ontario
Two chickens walk into a bar...becue.
Buck Lake, Ontario
He's holding on for dear life!
We've shown you the winners of this year's photo contest, now it's time for some laughs. Here are our picks for the best wipeouts, wildlife candids, fishing fiascos, and all other manner of silliness.
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The Father's Day Cakes:
Dad loved his cake. He was impressed by the "stitching" on the toolbelt. My nieces and nephew fought over who got to eat the tools. ~Kay
The Father's Day Cakes:
Dad loved his cake. He was impressed by the "stitching" on the toolbelt. My nieces and nephew fought over who got to eat the tools. ~Kay
FINALLY, a blog post…with content and pictures!! Don't fall off your chairs, folks…I know it's been a while! I've decided that instead of doing separate posts for each cake, that I would group them into categories! I'll start off with the birthday cakes from the month of September (and a few from the end of August too!).
***Click on each of the pictures for a description of the cakes!***
From the Tools Cake: "It was awesome and survived the trip to Nashville very well! We all had a good laugh as we ate it in the partially remodeled house." ~Kay
From the Ladybug Cake: "Emily did a fantastic job, as usual!" ~Bonnie
From the Fall Leaves Cake: "Everyone loved the cake! Mom & Dad were so touched by the leaves with all of our names." ~Kay
From the Dora Cake: "Emily, I just wanted to say thanks for your hard work on Julia's Dora cake. Everyone thought it was amazing!" ~Ashley
From the "All-About-Me" Cake: "Jordan loved the cake! The guests loved sampling all three flavors!" ~Christine
From the Princess Cake: "Thanks for doing Brooke's cake, it was amazing!!!!" ~ Christi
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This is my debut mashup album, packed with catchy hooks and big beats. For those who love progressive house and electro, this is the album for you. Give it a listen and download it for free. (The embed only shows one track but the next wil start after the first is finished playing)
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1.Andreas Bergmann - Ms. Frog [Carnivale Music]
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3.Andre Detoxx - Redeem (Jeff Fontaine & Deep Spelle Remix) [UM Records]
4.Processing Vessel - The Music I Want [Ambiosphere Recordings]
5.Brenda M - So Seductive [Retorica Recordings]
6.Andreas Bergmann - Fake Beard [Outside The Box Music]
7.Fer Ferrari - Im Coming To London [DeepClass Records]
8.Patrick Podage & Nikola Kotev - Woodnote [Stimulated Soul Recording]
9.Kleio - That Beat [Black And White Orange Records]
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There's a shot near the beginning of Anthony Mann's Raw Deal (1948) where Claire Trevor is sitting in the foreground and Marsha Hunt comes through a door in the background that has me completely mystified. I don't know how it was done, and it's a shot that most viewers won't even notice. It's a deep-focus shot, but it's a deep focus shot lit with a strong chiaroscuro. As I understand the way these kinds of shots were accomplished back in the days before diopters were available, this required a huge amount of light. But this shot is dark. Very dark. And I don't know how it was done. I especially don't know how it was done on the kind of budget for which this film was made. This was made by Edward Small Productions as "Reliance Pictures" and distributed by Eagle-Lion Films, which means that it was a Poverty Row movie. If it had a budget much higher than $10,000, I would be shocked, and I imagine that most of that probably went to Claire Trevor. So how did they do it? Hell if I know, but that's why John Alton is considered a giant. Giant? Hell, he was a sorcerer, conjuring dark dreams out nothing but shadows and fog! He worked on micro-budget quickies and, to paraphrase the host of the showing of Raw Deal I attended this week, he made them look like Citizen Kane. Even his day for night shots look good, and day for night shots NEVER look good. But these are the ordinary bread and butter shots. He saves the fireworks for the end, when he projects the image of Claire Trevor into a clockface as time runs out for her and her no-account beau. And then he stages a gunbattle in the San Francisco fog that's all abstract shadows. He would recreate this effect in The Big Combo a few years later, but here, it functions as a kind of existential dreamscape. The movie itself follows a kind of dream logic that seems unique to film noir.
Oddly enough, I came away from this viewing of Raw Deal with the Rolling Stones echoing through my head:
You thought you were a clever girl
Giving up your social whirl
But you can't come back and be the first in line, oh no
You're obsolete my baby
My poor old-fashioned baby
I said baby, baby, baby you're out of time
This seems like a kind of summary of the movie. Raw Deal is a distaff noir, in which the usual gender dynamics of the idiom are inverted. It's narrated by Claire Trevor, which is unusual enough, but it casts its leading man as an homme fatale rather than as a patsy, too. The story here follows Pat Cameron (Trevor) and Joe Sullivan (Dennis O'Keefe). Joe is a convict who took the fall for his boss, Rick Coyle (a particularly creepy pyromaniac Raymond Burr). Coyle, as it so happens, doesn't fancy ever seeing Joe again, so he's more than happy to facilitate Joe's jailbreak, on the assumption that the odds of actually making it out without being caught or, better still from his perspective, shot, are remote. But Joe DOES make it out, and with Pat and with his pretty legal aid, Ann Martin (Marsha Hunt), he goes on the lam. Coyle, for his part dispatches his minions to take Joe out, but time they keep missing the mark. Meanwhile, Pat has booked passage on a steamer to Panama and time is ticking away before the boat sails. And Ann, for her part, finds herself falling for Joe, who reciprocates, much to Pat's chagrin. The triangle of Pat, Joe, and Ann weaves an interesting pattern of corruption, as each character in turn offers one of the others both a fall from grace and a shot at redemption. It pretty much ends badly for everyone.
The movie is well-cast. It's amazingly well-cast for it's budget, actually. Trevor is the big name in the cast, and she's terrific. She's desperate and pathetic in equal measures, clinging to a man she knows doesn't love her. There's a touch of her Oscar-winning performance in Key Largo in the same year, as well as the amorality of her character in Born to Kill. Raw Deal cracks that amorality in the end by providing her with a "Tell-tale Heart"-style crisis of conscience. Guilt is one of the primary motives in film noir, and this one serves up a helping to go with the everything else. Trevor's opposite number is Marsha Hunt, who on the evidence of this film should have been a big star. She strikes me as a more charismatic version of Theresa Wright, with greater subtlety and more gravitas, but with all the fresh-faced beauty. Hunt fell afoul of the blacklist, unfortunately. Dennis O'Keefe has the face of a working joe: square and craggy. This is a good face for noir, because it casts interesting shadows. O'Keefe also had a voice that was like an engine with a couple of bearings starting to go bad, gin soaked gravel. He was a rough and tumble everyman, something this film exploits to the hilt. Burr I mentioned already. He was making a good living out of playing bad guys at the time, and his twitchy gangster here is a long way from Perry Mason (I've always thought that it was interesting that Burr and William Talman, who played Mason's opposing council, the hapless Hamilton Burger, both made a career as cinematic criminals before passing the bar. But I digress). Also of note is John Ireland as Coyle's flunkey, Fantail.
What sets this apart from other movies from the era that were equally cheap is the duo of Mann and Alton. I've already described Alton's contribution, but Mann brought to the project a sense of Greek tragedy (he would make a movie titled The Furies a couple of years later, so it was in his nature), and a willingness to kill his darlings. Everyone in this movie has a fatal flaw, in the classic sense of the phrase, and everyone in the movie is undone by them, as surely as the sun rises in the east. Mann also brings a real feeling for the subtle leitmotif. Claire Trevor's character, for instance, is usually shown wearing a black veil, a symbol of both her nuptial devotion to Joe and as a memento mori foreshadowing the end of the movie. Fire is another of the film's textural elements: Coyle is a pyromaniac, which provides him with the motivation for one of the film's ghastlier elements, as well as foreshadowing his own end. Ann's interest in Joe is kindled (if you'll pardon the pun) by an incident in Joe's childhood in which he rescued some kids from a burning building. There's a subtle twinning effect implicit in this; it suggests that Joe and Coyle aren't very different from each other, and it marks Joe as NOT the hero. Mann also contrasts the moral quagmire in the movie against the great outdoors, something he would ultimately take to its logical conclusion in Westerns like The Naked Spur. Finally, there's the emphasis on clocks. Clocks are a great way to put the screws to the audience because the notion that time is running out is enormously powerful. Clocks make this literal. Raw Deal's obsession with clocks famously culminates in this shot:
...and this one:
Our host at the showing I attended noted that this scene, in which Joe is waxing rhapsodic about the new life he and Pat will have together south of the border is a kind of replay of the scene where the Ringo Kid promises Dallas (also played by Claire Trevor, as it so happens) the same things in Stagecoach. And damned if it isn't, though the version of the scene in Raw Deal is a kind of shadow self of the one in Stagecoach. It's a nice fantasy, but the world is too cruel for it to ever come true. Certainly not in the cruel world of film noir, where doom is everyone's traveling companion and where if you get too attached to people, you'll end up lost and broken-hearted.


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Sometimes I get brain locked and have long dry spells where I can't create anything new and interesting, no matter how hard I try. And once I start trying too hard to be creative I start working against myself. So, my solution is to create new flyers from existing templates.
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It's almost Christmas Time so here I am with a Christmas Nailart which is a prompt for #40GreatNailArtIdeas by New Crumpet's Nail Tarts on facebook :) I am very pleased with this nailart specially Santa. I have also step by step slide show tutorial for you at the end of the post so do check out below :)
As usual I did everything freehand using acrylic colours and thin art brush. Have a look at the step by step tutorial below and don't forget to check out more christmas nails below :)


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Plug-in Electric Vehicle Charger Progress
The State of California is striving to enable the deployment of 250,000 chargers by 2025 to support at least 1.3 million plug-in electric vehicles (including full battery-electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles). This target includes both public and limited access private chargers (typically found in workplaces and multi-unit dwellings), but does not include chargers in single family homes.
The link below pulls data on public level 2 and direct current fast chargers from the Please refer to the U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC). GO-Biz and agency partners are working the AFDC to include private charger counts in the march to 250,000. If you have chargers to add to the count, please submit them through the AFDC webform.
View the Map of current California public chargers using the Alternative Fueling Station Locator.
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Here is the calculator firmware calculator – you will need to compile it with MPLAB XC8 C compiler.
Author Archives: Phil Glazzard
LM35 based PIC 16f690 thermometer programmed in C
Below is the link to the C source code for the project. It is compatible with the MPLAB X XC8 compiler only.
LED Dice coded in C targeted via XC8 C compiler for PIC microcontroller
As Christmas is now on the horizon, I thought it might be fun to design an electronic dice, to give as presents to your family, or just use whilst playing traditional family games during the holidays.
This dice project has seven LED's which can display the possible outcomes of rolling the dice…in other words, 1, 2, 3, 4 , 5 or 6. A single button instigates the 'rolling' of the dice, as the outer six LED's rotate to indicate motion. When the button is released, the dice value is displayed on the LEDS's, flashing at a frequency of 2.5Hz.
Window display using five 8×8 LED matrices, MAX7219 drivers and PIC 16f690 microcontroller
This project was created to promote our new vinyl record department in our Hereford store, the idea being to place this scrolling text message display in the shop window to entice customers to browse. As you can see from the short video below, I've yet to build the final display project – what you see is a breadboard prototype.
Any message can be displayed within reason – it is simply edited from within the firmware. One of the challenges of this project was the fact that although there are many scrolling text projects to be found on the web and shown on You Tube, they invariably use pre-built software display libraries to cope with the driving of the 8×8 matrix displays, the communication between the microcontroller and MAX7219 display driver, and then the animation of the text – these libraries give you no real insight into what is actually going on inside the microcontroller.
I wanted to 'roll my own' display/ comms/ animation code in C language, but found very sparse information available. I hope to set this right over the course of this blog post, and hopefully, you will want to create your own scrolling text display, or just use the information on offer here as a tutorial to go on to better and bigger things.
Here is a pdf file containing the C language source code for the project. It was compiled using Microchip's free XC8 C complier, and flashed to the microcontroller with the PICkit 3.
Infra red remote control tester for Philips RC5 protocol
Electronics giant Philips invented the RC5 protocol for controlling electronic equipment such as CD players, VCR's and audio amplifiers way back in the 1980's. The RC5 standard has been adopted and used with great success ever since, which means it is probably the most common IR remote control format in your home today. We have recently been playing around with a PIC microcontroller based RC5 decoder programmed in C, with the purpose of testing any RC5 based remote handset you may have. The image above shows the RC5 code for a button press of '1' on the CD player remote control decoded into binary and displayed on the 14 LEDS – the address data for a CD player is '20' hence the 10100 binary pattern on the green LEDS. The RC5 command for '1' is unsurprisingly 000001 in binary as shown on the red LEDS. The two start bit LEDS (yellow) are showing 11 binary and the toggle bit is off. In the pic below the '1' button has been pressed again showing the toggle bit now being set (blue LED).
PIC Microcontroller project – 24 hour clock and thermometer displayed via 16f690 microcontroller and LCD programmed in C
I got to thinking that an interest in hi-fi can be a bit geek ( in a good way ) so I thought one of my latest geek projects might be of interest to some of you. You could build the project 'as is' without learning embedded C programming or you could use the project as a spring board to extra geekiness and weekend fun – I'll leave that to you 🙂
Learning embedded C can be hugely rewarding and creative. The tool chain needed to get you started is either free (MPXLAB IDE and XC8 C compiler are both free downloads from the Microchip website and the pickit 3 needed to download compiled C code to your target microcontroller (16f690 in this case) is less than 50GBP.
HDMI transmission over cat 5
We recently installed a home cinema system for a customer where one of the existing sources was a SKY HD box. This box was to provide an HDMI feed not only to the home cinema system we installed, but also three other flat screen TV's in the home, some of which were approaching 100m away from the SKY box. In these situations, it is not possible to reliably transmit HDMI signals further than about 20m with an HDMI cable, and a different approach is required. Continue reading
Programming the Logitech Harmony Ultimate remote control for your home cinema system
Recently, we installed a home cinema system featuring two displays in the same room, a LCD projector and a LCD flat screen TV, both fed from an AV receiver with main and Zone 2 HDMI outputs. In setting out to program the Harmony Ultimate remote to control the system, we encountered a number of potential 'banana skins' which I thought you AV enthusiasts might benefit from knowing about, should you decide to get your own Harmony Ultimate. Continue reading
Home cinema with both projector and flat screen TV
We have recently completed a high end home cinema room in Herefordshire which features a 55″ flat screen TV for day to day viewing, and a projector with drop down screen for movies, sports and concert viewing.
High definition 5.1 surround sound is provided by a Marantz SR6008 AV receiver and B&W M1 speakers with a REL 528 subwoofer.
How to correctly terminate Naim NAC A5 speaker cable with Naim twin banana plugs
As a new Naim dealer in summer 2013, we first encountered Naim NAC A5 speaker cable quite recently.
It is highly regarded by Naim audiophiles and recommended for use with Naim Audio systems, as it provides the perfect combination of electrical resistance, capacitance and inductance to get the most musically satisfying result from Naim products, be it a Nait 5Si, Naim UnitiLite or even the mighty NAP 250 power amp.


text: As her marriage to Pecan Springs (Texas) Acting Police Chief Michael McQuaid looms, lawyer-turned-herbalist China Bayles wrestles with floral arrangements, musical selections, and her eighth murder case (Chile Death, 1998, etc.). Someone has put paid to Edgar Coleman's nefarious real-estate schemes, and the big questions are (1) who wanted him dead badly enough to push to the head of a very long line of suspects, and (2) which of those suspects—ranging from the wife he was cheating on to the seven city councillors he was blackmailing—could not have been the "Jean" a neighbor heard Letty Coleman casting aspersions on before the widow's own fatal tumble down her stone steps? (One of the city councillors is beautician Billie Jean Jones; another is bookseller Darla Jean McDaniels; even a little South Texas town like Pecan Springs presumably has room for still more.) Albert does a deft job of balancing China's investigations, designed to rescue her bridegroom for his honeymoon, with dense small-town detail, but long before the final chapter, which describes the wedding after the mystery's been safely wrapped up, there's never any doubt that romance comes first in her heart, followed by her loving evocation of an entrepreneurial Shangri-la of endless independent shopkeepers, whether or not they're named Jean. Though the murderer is easily spotted in advance, the motive will surprise you. If you really burn with suspense about the wedding, though, you'll have to wait till that last chapter. (Author tour)


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As you may already know, we place a lot of focus on exploring our shadow side in the Hive, as we feel it holds the key to unlocking our ultimate sensual, financial, and relational potential in life. Because of this, we thought we'd pass along our favorite quotes on the shadow, that most dastardly aspect of ourselves that we wish we could conceal, but once gazed upon fully, allows us to transform into a magnificent butterfly! Enjoy!!
"I must also have a dark side, if I am to be whole." ~Carl Jung
"Once befriended, our shadow becomes a divine map that–when properly read and followed–reconnects us to the life we were meant to live, the people we were meant to be, and the contributions we were meant to give. " ~Debbie Ford
"When we say "embrace your shadow side", we are not encouraging you to indulge yourself with an orgy of selfish gratification, but rather we are encouraging a compassionate and intimate peek into understanding why you act and believe as you do. Instead of permission to jump head first into dark behavior, it is the freedom to understand the limiting beliefs that causes your dark behavior. In this way, we encourage you, embrace your shadow side." ~Nathan & Aline
"Somebody I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this, too, was a gift." ~Mary Oliver
"Before you can see the light, you have to deal with the darkness." ~Dan Millman
"Such is our need to shower blame on some distant entity when it is we who lack the courage to face up to what is there before us." ― José Saramago, The Double
"Reclaiming the parts of ourselves that we have relegated to the shadow is the most reliable path to actualizing all of our human potential."- Debbie Ford
"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." ~Carl Jung
"To the extent that we love the aspects of ourselves that we consider less desirable and broken, is the degree that we will accept the shadow sides of those that we love. Integrate that which we hate about ourselves, and we will experience greater love in all of our relationships." ~Nathan & Aline
"We can't fight darkness with darkness. We have to find compassion, and embrace the darkness inside of us in order to understand it and, ultimately, to transcend it." ― Debbie Ford, The Shadow Effect: Illuminating the Hidden Power of Your True Self
"Behavior is the product of beliefs, which are unconscious patterns of relating to Self and others. When a person is fully conscious and understands why they behave and relate as they do, they no longer have beliefs; for them, the unconscious has become conscious." ~Nathan & Aline
"No Darkness can resist Light, yet there is a hypocrite light, which resists Darkness, and this light is indeed darkness." ~Franco Santoro
"No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell." ~Carl Jung
"Our deepest fears are the dragons that guard our greatest treasures." ~Rainer Maria Rilke
"That I feed the hungry, forgive an insult, and love my enemy… these are great virtues. But what if I should discover that the poorest of the beggars and the most impudent of offenders…are all within me, and that I stand in need of the alms of my own kindness; that I myself am the enemy who must be loved? What then?" ~Carl Jung
"Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people." ~Carl Jung
"Remember everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding about ourselves." ~Carl Jung
"Both light and shadow are the dance of love." ~Rumi
"When an inner situation is not made conscious, it appears outside of you as fate." ~Carl Jung
"To confront a person with his own shadow is to show him his own light." ~Carl Jung
"Accept your dark side, understanding it will help you to move with the light. Knowing both sides of our souls, helps us all to move forward in life and to understand that, perfection doesn't exist." ~Martin R. Lemieux
"A man who is unconscious of himself acts in a blind, instinctive way and is in addition fooled by all the illusions that arise when he sees everything that he is not conscious of in himself coming to meet him from outside as projections upon his neighbour." ~Carl Jung, "The Philosophical Tree" (1945). In CW 13: Alchemical Studies. P.335
"If you imagine someone who is brave enough to withdraw all his projections, then you get an individual who is conscious of a pretty thick shadow. Such a man has saddled himself with new problems and conflicts. He has become a serious problem to himself, as he is now unable to say that they do this or that, they are wrong, and they must be fought against… Such a man knows that whatever is wrong in the world is in himself, and if he only learns to deal with his own shadow he has done something real for the world. He has succeeded in shouldering at least an infinitesimal part of the gigantic, unsolved social problems of our day." ~Carl Jung, "Psychology and Religion" (1938). In CW 11: Psychology and Religion: West and East. P.140
"As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle light in the darkness of mere being." ~Carl Jung
"Emotion is the chief source of all becoming-conscious. There can be no transforming of darkness into light and of apathy into movement without emotion." ~Carl Jung


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Welcome to the Advanced Manufacturing West 2019 Presentation Store. Here you can view and download conference and/or show floor theater presentations before, during, and after the event. If you're looking for a presentation from a specific session that you're unable to find here, note that it's likely because the presenter has not provided permission for external use or has not yet shared their presentation with us. Please check back after the event for a more complete catalogue of available presentations.
Anna-Katrina Shedletsky (CEO, Instrumental, Inc.)
Location: 209A
Date: Thursday, February 7
Time: 1:15pm - 2:00pm
Track: Smart Manufacturing Innovation Summit
Vault Recording: TBD
Industry 4.0, Industrial IOT, data lake, digital twin ... stop it with the buzzwords, we just want better manufacturing outcomes. IIoT pilots fail when they are built on shaky foundations, so this session will start by discussing the table stakes that an organization must have as a foundation before modern technologies can truly be useful. Using case studies, we will describe how companies evaluate their existing systems, justify the investment of rip-and-replace when the current system is "working just fine," and successfully implement intelligence on their assembly lines.


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Even though it's been 12 hours, my lovely Magicians, I'm still trying to mentally confirm this just happened last night...
I even got told by a staff member that I have an energetic voice this morning. Wow.
I think my new vitamins are working a bit too well!
Gracias Mr. Quiñones for helping me keep going with this. If you need any more scenarios or actresses for them, you know where to find me.
Much love from one DJ to another. ^_^
Your fan,
To all of my Magicians, fellow geeks and media mavens - if you haven't seen John Quiñones's 20/20-Primetime magazine What Would You Do? on ABC, watch the reruns on Friday nights and check out the vids on YouTube. It's a viral phenomenon that brought the awesomeness of kind deeds way before the Ice Bucket Challenge.


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505 Hollander St, Markesan WI 53946 $18,900
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- Property Tax Year: 2019
- Listing Company: Century 21 Properties Unlimited
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505 Hollander St, Markesan, WI 53946 - Nice residential lots in a newer subdivision in a small farming community.
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Selected as Party of the Day on November 19th!
"Chase and Eden's Dinosaur Excavation Party"
Party Recap
This was an amazing outdoor party that was so much fun to do. The highlights of the party were the Dino Excavation, where we used a baby pool that was filled with sand. We hid tiny dinosaurs and bones so that the kids would search and dig them up. Our other amazing surprise was when we had the reptile entertainment educate the kids and allow them to touch the animals.
Party Highlights
What People Ate
We had grilled burgers, hot dogs and pizza
What People Drank
Lemonade, Soda, Water and Apple Juice
Cake, Cookies, Cupcakes, and Candies
Party Favors
Dinosaur Figures, Candies, Juices, Chips and Dinosaur Stickers, Personalized Maze and Coloring Page, Crayons, Slime Toy
Activities / Games
Feed the Rex, Dino Egg Hunt, My Reptile Guy Entertainment
Party Helpers
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My mom and I designed the decorations.
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Kunming blocking protests
Kunming authorities are making people who buy white T-shirts or print or photocopy banners show identity cards and register their real names, the Global Times said yesterday. The regulations are aimed at preventing further demonstrations against a planned paraxylene (PX) chemical plant, the newspaper said. PX is a toxic petrochemical used to make fabrics and hundreds of people took to the streets earlier this month to protest against the proposed facility. Two printing and photocopying shops in Kunming said that they were not accepting any work concerning the PX protests even if customers showed identification and provided their real name.
Court rules for dad
A man whose teenage son ran up a ¥5.5 million (US$54,000) credit card bill in a champagne-fueled tour of girlie bars does not have to pay most of it back, the Kyoto District Court has ruled. The 16-year-old and his friend took his father's platinum American Express card around luxury nightspots, quaffing whisky and sparkling wine at up to ¥380,000 per bottle, local media said. The court ruled last week that bar owners and the credit card company bore the lion's share of responsibility for the misuse of the card in 2010, media reported. The court ordered that the boy's father pay ¥800,000 of the bill.
Offer to Seoul over Kaesong
Pyongyang yesterday said it would allow South Korean businesspeople to visit their plants in the shuttered Kaesong joint economic zone, but declined Seoul's offer of official working-level talks on the complex. The Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea said it had approved a trip by Seoul businesspeople and would guarantee their safety. Operations at Kaesong ground to a halt after Pyongyang pulled all its workers out early last month. Seoul insists Pyongyang must first agree to working-level talks on the assets of the South Korean firms and other issues before the businesspeople can return.
Man caged for 11 years
A mentally ill man has been kept in a cage for more than a decade by his family after he beat a child to death, the Information Daily reported on Monday, carrying images of him staring blankly though the bars. Wu Yuanhong, 42, was shown sitting on blankets, his feet shackled with a heavy chain and wearing only a T-shirt and underwear. He was diagnosed as a schizophrenic at the age of 15 and in 2001 he beat a 13-year-old to death, the newspaper said on its Web site. Jiangxi Province authorities released him a year later as his illness meant he was not legally responsible for his actions, it said. His mother, Wang Muxiang, built the cage after he escaped and walked around his village scaring residents, the report said.
HIV tests for teachers dropped
Guangdong Province is likely to abolish mandatory HIV tests for teachers, the China Daily said yesterday, making it the first region to eliminate the measures. HIV carriers are excluded from civil service jobs, including teaching and policing, in many provinces. The newspaper said that HIV tests had been removed from a draft list of health standards for teaching candidates in the province. The announcement represents a "breakthrough"" in a campaign to overturn discriminatory laws and brings the nation's policy into line with international norms, said Lu Jun (陸軍), head of Beijing-based human rights group the Yi Ren Ping Center.


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Frame Riser
I am one of the many fans of Pottery Barn's new frame risers. The picture wall I have been saying I will do for the last year and a half will be placed on a wall that happens to have a thermostat, and the floating frame effect the riser offers will be perfect for covering it up. Now I just need to follow-through on the project...
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Monday, July 25, 2016
PTI July blog hop
Today is the PTI blog hop and I am playing along.
I love the inspiration photo, I so wish my house looked like this!
I love these colors, and this is the card I came up with.
I love the Rosie Posie stamp set, I stamped a few extra images when a friend was here stamping for SAF so I would have them. But sadly I already need more.
Just one more thing to add to my wish list!
Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!
PTI DFTW kit, Rosie Posie stamps and dies.
PTI double ended banner die
PTI patterned paper
embossing folder ?
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Beautiful, sweet card! Love all the details!ReplyDelete
Joyce, this is so pretty. The Rosie Posie flower looks lovely on this!ReplyDelete
oh this is just gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
Very Pretty Joyce!ReplyDelete
Oh, this is so sweet and pretty! Wonderful take on the inspiration photo!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous! Great job on the hop!ReplyDelete
I love your soft, pretty card! That embossing folder is just perfect.ReplyDelete
So pretty, Joyce. Rosie Posie remains my most favourite stamp set. I just love her so. :)ReplyDelete
Pretty picture. The room is perfect for you. Clean lines and minimal style. I am so much the other end of the scope. LOL The room is not my style but your card is. Love how you worked with the challenge. You just have a touch that I admire. Creative Blessings!ReplyDelete
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Stock markets climbed again Thursday in Asia, tracking another surge in Europe and New York and extending a rebound from last week's hammering fuelled by Britain's shock vote to leave the EU.
The pound also held on to most of its gains versus the dollar as other higher-yielding, riskier, currencies also benefited from hope that the fallout from Friday's referendum will not be as bad as feared.
Speculation that authorities will announce monetary easing measures to offset any negative impact have also provided strong support.
Stephen Innes, a senior trader at Oanda Asia Pacific said in a note: "The global central bankers are in the background and the markets realise that the central bankers are going to stand in front of any capitulation."
Tokyo rose 0.1 percent, although it ended well off its earlier highs owing to profit taking having risen about four percent since Friday's close.
Hong Kong added 1.5 percent in the afternoon and Seoul closed up 0.7 percent. Singapore and Taipei each put on more than one percent, while Manila surged two percent. But Shanghai closed 0.1 percent down.
Sydney climbed 1.7 percent ahead of a neck-and-neck general election in Australia at the weekend.
Asian traders followed strong leads from their counterparts in the US and Europe, where London's FTSE 100 index wiped out all its post-Brexit losses.
In early European trade London eased 0.4 percent, while Paris and Frankfurt each lost 0.7 percent.
- Pound stable –
"The initial shock over the UK voting out of the EU is easing across the world," MitsushigeAkino, a Tokyo-based executive officer at Ichiyoshi Asset Management Co., told Bloomberg News.
"We've survived the event-related risk, and investors are beginning to see that the impact on the actual economy is limited. There's hope for policy measures globally, not just in Japan, so that's supporting markets."
Trading floors are rife with talk of fresh stimulus measures from key central banks.
After a $17 billion boost by South Korea, Japan is in focus after the country's prime minister, finance minister and central bank boss held talks Wednesday.
On currency markets the pound edged down slightly from its New York close but managed to hold around $1.3445, well up from the 31-year-low $1.3121 touched Monday.
There were also gains for emerging market and other risk currencies against the US dollar, with South Korea's won up 0.7 percent, India's rupee 0.1 percent higher and the Malaysian ringgit gaining 0.3 percent.
However, there remains plenty of caution as Britain and its EU partners struggle to reach a divorce agreement.
With Prime Minister David Cameron handing over responsibility in the autumn to an as-yet-unknown successor, European leaders are adamant that London will not win any concessions to gain access to the vast single market.
Highlighting the concerns about the impact of the Brexit vote, Singapore's United Overseas Bank said it had suspended loans to anyone wanting to buy property in London, citing "uncertainties".
- Key figures around 0710 GMT –
Tokyo - Nikkei 225: UP 0.1 percent at 15,575.92 (close)
Hong Kong - Hang Seng: UP 1.5 percent at 20,749.22
Shanghai - Composite: DOWN 0.1 percent at 2,929.61 (close)
London - FTSE 100: DOWN 0.4 percent at 6,335.80
Pound/dollar: DOWN at $1.3445 from $1.3455 Wednesday
Euro/dollar: DOWN at $1.1095 from $1.1124
Dollar/yen: DOWN at 102.68 yen from 102.80 yen
New York - Dow: UP 1.6 percent at 17,694.68 (close)
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Stock markets climbed again Thursday in Asia, tracking another surge in Europe and New York and extending a rebound from last week's hammering fuelled by Britain's shock vote to leave the EU.