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This is my custom bathroom vanity I've built with 4 recovered wood pallets. The top of the vanity is 1 1/4" x 4 1/4" oak from our horse barn. I planed the boards and created a tabletop via pocket holes.
The legs are from the same oak just ripped at 1 1/4" and notches were cut out via a crosscut sled. The shelving is from 4 different pallets. Each one was ripped/planed to 1/2"x3"x17".
The overall dimensions of the vanity are 52"L x 17"W x 30"H.
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Pakistan–Yemen relations are the foreign relations between Pakistan and Yemen. Relations date back when both nations were part of trading routes of ancient times. Both Pakistan and Yemen were part of the Persian Empire, and later of Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates. Pakistan and Yemen have very cordial relations.
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Nestled above Llansteffan village, The Tides is in a lovely location surrounded by nature. A great getaway holiday home ideal for families and groups of all ages.
4 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 7 adults plus one child. Master bedroom with ensuite shower room, sea views TV. 1 Double with sea views and 1 Twin, TV, 1 Single bedroom all on 1st floor.
Bathroom with bath and shower over, basin, toilet and towel rail.
Entrance hall with console cupboard
Lounge with designer living flame fire TV, DVD Player, Hifi system, quality piano,well stocked bookcase, large comfortable sofas, footstool and occasional tables. Patio doors with far reaching sea views.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room sea views large oak dining table seating 8. Generous oak kitchen with gas hob and twin electric ovens, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, many gadgets and CD/radio/AUX.
Utility Washer, Dryer, sink, larder fridge, freezer, laundry items and ample storage.
Cloakroom with toilet and wash basin.
Dining Room with table to seat 8 and dresser, sea and village views, patio doors to conservatory
Conservatory with sofas and sea views leading to terrace.
Grounds terrace and lawn in rural seaside setting. Barbecue and outdoor furniture to seat 10.
NB: There is a fish pond to the rear of The Tides please take care with
young children.
Additional Information
Short breaks - Winter
WiFi - Yes
Changeover - Saturday
Towels - Yes
Parking - Yes ample
Fuel - inclusive May to September. Outside these dates£30 p/w
Dogs - 2. 1 dog free, additional dog£25 p/w
Travel cot - Yes
Highchair - Yes
Bed linen - Included as standard
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We really liked the location and size of property. We would have rated it five stars but some of the furniture and fittings were tired and would benefit from replacement. For example the garden furniture is past its best and not very comfortable.
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Very spacious and clean cottage with lovely views
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Thank you for your 5 star rating, glad you enjoyed your stay.
The Tides proved to be a large and very comfortable holiday base. Extremely well equipped with crockery and utensils, books, games and dvds.
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Glad that you enjoyed your stay at The Tides, thank you for your review.
Beautifully equipped cottage- high quality tasteful crockery and plenty of everything. Beautiful views, good size rooms well appointed for walking
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Thank you for taking the time to review your stay, The Tides is so well placed to discover the whole of the area, glad you enjoyed your stay.
Well equipped and very clean,lovely location
If you've ever visited a holiday cottage before, you most likely have seen a guestbook in the property for guests to leave a review for others when they arrive. Each of the following comments was lovingly left by people just like you in the guestbook left at The Tides.
Had a really wonderful holiday. The house is fantastic, the view!! Everything perfect!
Beautiful house, beautiful scenery, had a lovely time here. Would love to come back again.
Fantastic place to stay. Well equipped. Stunning views. Perfect location with lots to see and do.
Super house. Good to revisit old home. House and area were lovely.
Wonderful Easter break with friends and family. Thank you. Lovely to be in Llansteffan again. Enjoyed the sandy beach.
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Llansteffan Castle
Scotts Bay
St Anthony's Well
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Carmarthen County & Market Town
Vue Cinema Carmarthen
Carmarthen Leisure Centre, Johnstown
Go Wild Adventures, St Clears
Gwili Railway, Bronwydd Arms Station
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Fine traditional welsh dishes with a twist served in an intimate candlelit dining room of a former vicarage.
Relaxed informal gastro pub with dining room serving food, selected local beers, lagers and wines
Every product is sold at its peak with an eye to seasonality. Produce includes salt marsh lamb, Welsh black beef, Aberdeen Angus and pork from 'Plantation Pigs'. Also on sale are homemade pies, ready meals and a selection of welsh cheeses.
Good food is served all day at the airport restaurant named after Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in 1928, who famously landed at Burry Port. Francois and Julie Anthony serve award winning breakfasts, jacket potatoes, snacks and drinks as well as fine dining in the evenings.
Items on sale include fresh local produce from the producers, local crafts and organic products.
A cafe/bar serving fresh coffee, classic cocktails, champagne and interesting food.
Two restaurant areas offer rustic yet contemporary dining. The best local produce is used to create a selection of dishes. Jabajak is a licensed Red Kite feeding station.
A delightful countryside pub famous for its real ales and fine food ideal for walkers & cyclists
A relaxed, warm and inviting restaurant in a pub setting. Everything on the menu is made on the premises including the bread and ice-cream. The restaurant has two AA rosettes, and was AA Restaurant of The Year Winner 2009, and in 2012 was voted by Good Food Guide Readers their Recommended Restaurant of the Year for Wales.
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Muammer Yildiz' All-Magnet Motor Demo – Live Stream (Updated: Recorded Videos)
On April 10-14, Muammer Yildiz plans to demonstrate his all-magnet motor at the Inventors Expo in Geneva.
He won't be able to run the motor continuously inside the convention hall because they close each night for security reasons. So what he will do is put the motor inside a trailer and drive the running motor to the parking lot each night, where it will run continuously. And there will be a live webcam the entire time so that people all over the world can be part of witnessing it running continuously for the full four days of the conference.
That motor body will be 14 cm in diameter and about 21 cm long, and will be powering a 25 cm diameter fan. So do the math on how long it should run using any kind of known energy storage mechanism. I bet you will see two things: 1) it won't be able to run at a constant speed without diminishing, and 2) it won't be able to run for more than a few hours. So really, even one full day of demonstrating the technology running continuously should be more than enough to satisfy the scientists.
Live demo of running Yildiz magnet motor, starting 9 am GMT, April 10.
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I tried adding a warp filter in both the Windows version:
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Python version: 2.7.14
Qt version: 4.8.7
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Build type: None
Branch: master
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Qt version: 4.8.7
Coin version: 4.0.0a
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with the same result, i.e. I don't get a deformed mesh. This used to work OK in the past.
To show that the problem is not with the analysis results, I also copy the FC deformed mesh and the Paraview warp filter results below
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Ancient church and a former home of the Knights Templar
The spire that inspired the tiered wedding cake
Where the great man wrote his English dictionary
The beautiful home to Inner Temple and Middle Temple
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"Why can't I trust God?" asked a She Blossoms reader on 3 Practical Tips for Trusting God With Your Future. "I believe in Jesus, I wish my faith was as strong as my family's but that whole 'let go and let God' doesn't make sense to me."
Thinking about the reasons why you don't trust God will help you find peace. You may have to face the dark side of your faith, and perhaps even the grief and pain of being disappointed in Jesus. You may see yourself at your worst and have to admit your weaknesses…but if you know the reasons you don't trust God, you'll feel like a weight has been lifted off your soul.
In this article you'll learn how I cope with my lack of faith and trust in God. I'll also share three reasons the Israelites didn't trust God with their future. Not only did the Hebrews not trust God, they were crushed in spirit, despondent, and broken hearted. They were God's chosen people, yet they had no faith, peace, love or joy. Does this sound like you? Exploring the reasons we don't trust God will deepen our faith and restore our broken spirits.
This morning I told God that I don't trust He'll always be there for me. I write articles such as How to Trust God When You're Scared, yet I worry He'll leave me.
Ironically, I feel God's presence most days! I get up early in the morning, and Jesus is always waiting. I almost always sense the Holy Spirit's love, comfort, counsel, and warmth. I think I discern the difference between the His nudges and my own thoughts.
And yet I live in fear that He'll remove His presence from me. I worry that one day I'll go to meet Jesus and feel nothing. This morning I realized the reason I don't trust God — and this insight increased my faith in Him. My prayer is that you'll experience the same thing. Discerning the reason you don't trust God can strengthen your relationship with Him. And this, my friend, has the power to change your life.
3 Reasons We Don't Trust God – Exodus 6
This article is part of my She Blossoms Through the Bible project; I'm writing a blog post for every chapter in every book of Scripture. I started with Genesis — beginning with The Reason You Were Created – Genesis 1 and ended that series with How to Live Like You Really Are Forgiven and Free – Genesis 50. Enter Exodus 6!
What struck me most about Exodus 6 is both Moses' and the Israelites' lack of faith and trust in God. They had good reasons not to trust Jesus because they didn't know Him yet…and truthfully, they had good reasons not to trust Yahweh, too.
1. Our focus is self-conscious and egocentric
"I am the Lord, and I will bring you out from under the yoke of the Egyptians," God said to Moses in Exodus 6:6-8. "I will free you from being slaves to them, and I will redeem you with an outstretched arm and with mighty acts of judgment. I will take you as my own people, and I will be your God. Then you will know that I am the Lord your God, who brought you out from under the yoke of the Egyptians. And I will bring you to the land I swore with uplifted hand to give to Abraham, to Isaac and to Jacob. I will give it to you as a possession. I am the Lord." Moses took this message to the Israelites, but they did not listen to him because of their discouragement and harsh labor. They were crushed in spirit, broken hearted and downtrodden. They were focused on themselves, not the Lord their God.
What do you think about when you have nothing to do? Say you're waiting for a bus, stranding in line at the bank, or sitting in a doctor's office. What do you think about, focus on, do? Or maybe you're coping with heartache after a breakup or you're moving through the grieving process after someone you love dies. You may be wrapped up in your pain and grief, loss and sorrow. You're crushed in spirit, broken hearted and downtrodden — just like the Israelites were in Egypt. And, just like the Israelites, you're focusing on yourself (self-conscious) and egocentric (thinking primarily of yourself, your wants, needs, and desires). This is a normal human response to life…and it's one of the main reasons you don't trust God.
2. We're more impressed by the world than by Jesus
"Go, tell Pharaoh king of Egypt to let the Israelites go out of his country," the Lord said to Moses in Exodus 6:11. Understandably, Moses was scared! Most people would be nervous about speaking to the Pharoah. he was the king of Egypt, the most powerful man in the land. Of course Moses felt fear, doubt, and anxiety about speaking on behalf of the Lord and the Israelites. They were slaves in Egypt — downtrodden, broken hearted, and spiritually crushed. It makes worldly sense that Moses would be anxious and fearful. He was more impressed by the Pharoah than by the Lord Yahweh.
What or who are you more scared of than God? You have good reasons not to trust God. So do I. Our reasons for not trusting God probably aren't the same, just like my reason for not trusting Jesus isn't the same as Moses' reason for not trusting the Lord God in during the Hebrew's slavery in Egypt. But the bottom line is the same: we're more impressed by the world than by God. We're distracted by the glitz and glamor of famous people, trendy fashions, trending hashtags, most liked YouTube videos and Facebook posts…and we forget who Jesus is. We're more impressed with the world than we are by God, and this destroys our trust in Him.
3. We ignore God's repeated promises
God repeatedly revealed His name (I AM, Yahweh, God Almighty, the Lord your God) and repeated His promises to Moses. The Lord said "I will" seven times in Exodus 6: I will bring you out, I will rescue you from the Egyptians' bondage, I will redeem you, I will take you as My people, I will be your God, I will bring you into the land, and I will give it to you as a heritage. God repeated His promises over and over. And, Moses repeated his lack of faith over and over. The reason Moses didn't trust God was because he ignored God's repeated promises. Instead, Moses recited his own litany of fears, doubts, insecurities, anxieties. Moses' repeated thoughts and words increased his self-doubt and decreased his faith in the Lord. This decreased the Hebrews' faith and trust in God…and everything spiraled downward. For hundreds of years.
What are you repeating to yourself about God? About your life, future, hopes and dreams? Maybe you're like Moses; you're reciting your weaknesses, flaws, failures and doubts. Maybe you're like me; you're focusing on what could happen in the future. Maybe we don't trust God for the simplest reason of all: we refuse to hear Jesus' repeated promises, insights, encouragements and words of wisdom. We refuse to see what Jesus did for us on the cross that day, and we ignore the Holy Spirit's repeated exhortations to follow, believe, trust and know that the Lord our God is the only One we can trust our life with.
This morning I realized the reason I don't trust God: I'm scared He'll abandon me like He did Jesus. God turned aside and took His presence away from His own Son…and Jesus was in anguish because of it. How horrible, excruciating, awful it would be to be separated from God's presence when you're seeking Him, when you know and love Him! That's what I'm scared of.
And this morning I realized that Jesus died so that I could always have God's presence in my life. Jesus died so the Holy Spirit would always be with me, always here to comfort, inspire, lead, and fill me with His joy! I don't have to be self-conscious. I don't have to let the world make a strong impression on me. And I certainly don't have to repeat a litany of my failures, doubts, and anxieties to myself.
What do you think? What are your reasons for not trusting God? Your thoughts are welcome below.
With His love,
P.S. Are you struggling to make a decision or find the right path in your life? Read an Easy Way to Stop Overthinking God's Will for Your Life.


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S.G.Lee was born and raised in London, Ontario. She is the mother of two grown daughters and happily married. She is an avid reader of mysteries and paranormal novels. Her favourite writers are Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie, Kelley Armstrong and Charlaine Harris.Growing up she feasted on tales of family history, and other imaginative stories; as her family continued the long tradition of passing on stories orally. Those tales and more of her own are itching to be told so she has been putting pen to paper and fingers to computer to get them all down resulting in this first novel with many more stories to come.
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1.) How long have you been writing?
I've been writing as long as I could print
Please tell us about your current release
My current release is Love's Labours Won (The Stone Chronicles) It is a paranormal novel.
It is the story of Sarah Dexler. Sarah is a young single woman in dire straits. Her rent is due, she was fired from her last job and she has no family to turn to. So she accepts the fateful offer of a mysterious job interview, which turns out to be a ruse to steal gifts that she never even realized she had. As she set upon this journey Sarah will discover a world of magic, mystery and the supernatural. As Sarah learns about this new world she is exposed to adventure, danger and intrigue...and romance in the form of the mysterious Demetrious Blackstone. All the while Sarah must learn to control her gifts and suppress her own demons to defeat the perils that await her. Only then can she discover her inner voice and follow her own path that will lead to the true love she knows she deserves.
Tell us about your next releases.
I will publish Dreams Can Kill-A gothic mystery within the next month as well as my murder mystery A Penny Saved A Murder Earned and sometime later this year the sequel to Love's Labours Won, A Tiger's Heart Wrapped in A Player's Hide
Dreams Can Kill is the story of amnesiac Sharon Alexander. She's is recovering from a bullet wound to the head and does not know who to trust. Everything is a blank including her assailants face. As she struggles to recover her assailant plays cat and mouse with her to get something she doesn't recall. Sharron must fight and remember or she will find out Dreams can Kill.
A Penny Saved A Murder Earned is the story of Lily Kelly and her family. Lily Katha, Amelia, as well as Lily's adopted daughter Rose Brooksfield feel like they are under a curse; but appears to be the work of a serial killer that people around them having been falling like dominoes. Amelia's parents and siblings, Amelia's husband and son, and Lily's first husband all have been targeted by a killer. Now as Amelia's store clerk, a homeless man, Lily's present husband the Mayor, and Lily's mother-in law are targeted. Lily and her cousin Amelia are suspected by the investigating officer Emmett Rogers. Lily and her family must fight the impulse to blame the curse and get to the bottom of who is causing all their woes before the killer targets them.
A Tiger's Heart Wrapped In A Player's Hide
This book has not been finalized yet but I have done the basic outline for it.
Sarah is still on a voyage of discovery learning about herself and her abilities. She's not living the life she planned however since the Magik council is under siege from an unknown enemy and Demetrious is too busy fighting this person to visit her. Sarah must find her inner strength and abilities once more to help Demetrious and save herself and the world from this unknown assailant as they threaten her life as she knows it.
2.) Has someone been instrumental in inspiring you as a writer?
My mother was always my inspiration as she was always writing and encouraging me to tell my stories.
And my good friend and author Jodi Langston has always helped and encouraged me with my writing,
3.) Who is your favorite author?
Do I have to pick one? LOL For paranormal and murder mystery definitely Charlaine Harris. I love all her books.
4.) When do you write?
I write after I get up and write for at least six hours a day or more.
5.) What is the hardest part of writing your books?
Knowing when to put the computer down and walk away and when to go back to it( to finish writing and forming the idea.)
6.)Where do you research for your books?
A lot of it is on the internet but I do lot of research at the library as well.
7.) What does your significant other and family think of your writing career?
They are very supportive.
8) Does your significant other read your stuff?
Yes and he liked it.
9.) Who are your books published with?
I am indie published.
10.) How do you describe your writing style?
I believe I'm like Morganville Vampires author Rachel Caine.
11.) What do you think makes a good story?
A good story has you identifying with the main character and then gives the reader a few twists and turns to surprise you.
12.) Some writers find they plot their novels then write them they are known as plotters others just write as the ideas come and are known as pantsers. Which are you?
I'm a bit of both I plot first then let the muse take me where it needs to go.
13).Tell us about your family.
I am one of six children and happily married with two grown children.
14.) Do you use a pen name? If so, how did you come up with it?
I use my initials S.G.Lee. It fit better on the cover.
15.) Do you listen to music while writing? If so what?
I listened to Rasmus and Katy Perry and some other artists depending on mood of the story.
16.) What was your favourite all time book?
Katy did by Susan Coolridge. I found Katy's courage and strength as well as acceptance of her situation inspiring.
18.What book are you reading now?
Vampires not Invited by Cheyenne McCray
19.) As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A nurse. I changed my mind when I got older as writing appealed to me more.
20.)What are your favorite TV shows?
HBO's True Blood, Grimm, Once upon A Time, The Mentalist, Both NCIS'
21.) What songs are most played on your Ipod?
Fireworks and in the shadows and anything by Adele.
22.) What is your favorite meal?
23.)Do you have any suggestions for beginning writers? If so, what are they?
Write, write and write some more. start a blog and keep writing there. Observe people and interactions of people. Start a Twitter account and Facebook account,
24.) At what point in your life did you realize you wanted to be a writer?
When I was eleven years old and won a speaking trophy for a story I wrote.
Where can your readers find you?
Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/SweetSheil
or Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sheilagh-Lee/17095187962831
Do you have a Website or Blog? http://sheilaghlee.blogspot.com
Do you have anything specific that you want to say to your readers
I hope you enjoy the characters as much as I enjoyed writing them and thank you for choosing to read my novel.


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Of the many educational music games out there, some are free online games that kids and adults can enjoy. Some help with eartraining, some teach about instruments, rhythms and more.
One page I ran across recently was on About.com's Classics for Kids site, offering 4 simple games, including one to name notes, one to imitate rhythms, another to teach information about the lives and works of composers, and one to allow kids to compose a simple tune. (Links from this page will lead you to many other music education sites of interest, quite apart from games.)
The New York Philharmonic has some fun and sophisticated music games and learning sites, including a game room with about a dozen games, a chance to compose, learn about instruments, and even make your own.
Less sophisticated but well worth a visit is a Flash Music Games site which offers a large array of ear training games, piano and guitar games. For example, one ear training game called Noteshooter sounds a note each time a treble clef floats from the bottom of the screen towards the top; the player uses arrow keys to identify the name of the note, by maneuvering the clef so it passes over the right letter. After you get one note correct (by luck, or by matching the note on an instrument–or if you have perfect pitch!), you can then listen and identify the relative pitches of subsequent notes as they come through.
Another game is called Trichords, a memory game where you match two cards, but in this case, clicking a card plays a triad of some kind, and you have to match the sounds of pairs of triads to win the game.
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Navy007 replied to Navy007's question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research ForumWell still nothing as of Aug 27th 2014 other then today my AB8 letter in Ebennies changed to show 80%. Day 65 or so after receiving SOC/DRO Review Statement of Case. I will update as soon as I hear something.
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Navy007 replied to Navy007's question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research ForumAlso after doing some reading this last month and talking with my fellow veterans. I believe if they do not include in my award letter or mention IU, I will fill the 21-8940 form out and just hopefully it will get granted asap. And if they only use the claim date of the IU form after getting awarded I will again file a NOD and write "Thank you for the IU and I agree with this award but I disagree with the Effective date being date of IU claim and it should go back to Aug of 2011 when I became 70% rated and therefore eligible for IU. If I submit a 21-8940 and include the effective date of AUG 2011 they might deny based on back pay alone. Id rather fight for back while having the IU benefit awarded already. Trying to not muddy the water and go one step at a time. While giving the VA a chance to do what is right at each step of the process.
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Navy007 replied to Navy007's question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research ForumStill waiting on BBE (big brown envelope) since my SOC was issued on JUNE 24 2014 Last week I got with VSO in my county and we wrote a letter to the VA Regional Office stating I agree with the Decision of 70% PTSD and the effective date of Aug 19, 2011 and to please close my appeal and process my award letter. I will update this Thread when I get anymore info..
Still wating on BBE after recieving SOC
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Navy007 replied to Navy007's question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research ForumI appreciate the responses. I will post what the results are when I get my official award letter. And go from there.
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Navy007 replied to Navy007's question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research ForumCarlie Great Advice I was thinking they should Infere me for TDIU, and if they don't I guess they aren't doing their job. But does the award letter take time after receiving the SOC Ive heard it depends on the RO and the workload Some I have read said a few days later others say a few months... So Ive been waiting almost 36 months as of next month so I guess I can wait a tad longer..
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Navy007 replied to Navy007's question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research ForumBerta, I am confused. Are you saying the EED should be prior to the 2011 EED? Due to the SSA award? No I am just wondering if I do File TDIU this month will the go back to AUG 2011 with the Retro. The date I became 70% for PTSD.. I did not back date my SSDI I was unaware and working thur my stuff somewhat.. So TDIU has never been filled I honestly just found out about this recently...Otherwise I might have filled in AUG of 2011 or at the NOD point in Sep of 2012..I was just unaware and un-informed.
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Navy007 replied to Navy007's question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research ForumWell I worked in 2011 till April 1st..Had been on FMLA for 3 years out of the 7, I worked at AM General building the Military Humvees on the affirmative action disabled veterans clause since getting out...It finally proved to be too much missing up to 6 months a year for 3 years was not uncommon for me.. So after a divorce of 12 years, child custody issues, VOC Rehab failure switched to IDLP, loss of JOB, I seeked help in AUG of 2011... I didn't back date my SSDI to a year prior, I dated it the day I filled it online. I was awarded 23 days later and didn't receive my first payment until DEC of 2011 about 5 months later. Im just wondering if I do get IU will it all be RETRO To Claim Date of AUG 2011. I filled the NOD on the 30% in Sep of 2012 after 13 months of filling the initial claim. And I made a call to the American Legion Service Rep at the RO fed building in April he said I would request a hearing it cant hurt. So I did with him on the phone and May 3 I went to a Informal Hearing and talk to the VA across the table and said what is talking so long I have been on SSDI since Aug of 2011 and haven't worked my condition is well documented and etc etc. She looked right at me and said " Give me 30 days and I believe you will be at 100% percent.. After we walked out the American Legion Rep looked at me and said, "I deal with that lady all the time, and she doesn't say things she doesn't mean!! Today is a day you go home and drink a beer he said while he patted me on the back...... And about 41 days later I received the SOC ( Statement of CASE) on JUNE 24, 2014 and it mentions this as follows... "WE ORGINALLY ASSIGNED A 30% EVALUTION FOR SERVICE CONNECTED PTSD. ADDITIONAL EVIDIENCE SHOWS THAT THE CONDITION IS MORE DISABLING THAN REFLECTED IN THAT EVALUTION. FOR EXAMPLE, SOCIAL SECURITY ADMIN RECORDS SHOW THAT THERE IS MARKED IMPAIRMENT AND A DETERMINTAION THAT YOUR ARE DISABLED DUE TO THE CONDITION. VOCATIONAL REHABLITATION RECORDS SHOW YOU DISCONTINUED THE PROGRAM DUE TO SYMPTONS OF PTSD AND UPSET IN PERSONAL LIFE. VAMC OUTPATINET TREATMENT REPORTS SHOW FAIRLY STABLE LEVEL OF IMPAIRMENT WITH REPORTS OF ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, AND HISTORY OF ANGER OUTBURST. THE EVALUTION OF POST STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) IS INCREASED TO 70% DISABLING EFFECTIVE AUGUST 19, 2011.
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Navy007 posted a question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research ForumHello everyone, This site has really helped me understand the VA process and different ways they like to deny. First off I served 8 years active duty, I have been 30% since I left active duty in Sep of 2004. My ratings were 10% left index finger 10% right hand, 10% Cervical Spine Classifacation all low balled and I never seeked higher ratings. Until Aug 0f 2011 after several years of depression and feelings of Anxiety etc, I filled a claim for PTSD after several appointments and being told this was the condition. I also applied for SSDI at roughly the same time I filled a claim with the VA. I was approved 23 days letter for SSDI with the wounded warrior expedited process...In Sep 2012 I was awarded 30% PTSD and filled an NOD submitted SSDI paperwork again and Just last month JUNE 24 received a SOC ( Statement of CASE) PTSD currently at 30% is increased to 70% it says the effective date is AUG 2011 it says in light of SSDI and I was in Voc Rehab and was deemed no longer Employable with them all this was the same in AUG of 2011 I guess they just ignored these facts until last month.. My question is since I was awarded 70% PTSD effective AUG 2011 initial claim, I am submitting a claim for TDIU this month July 30th, which I would have done once I got my percentage rating years ago..I have not worked since April of 2011 which was 4 months before filling a PTSD claim and SSDI. I will file for TDIU but was curious on the effective DATE of this claim. The VA received Notice I was on SSDI way back in AUG of 2011 or September. I went to my County Service Rep and said hey we have a claim in for PTSD and I was awarded SSDI based on Service record and VA treatment records. I was waiting for TDIU to meet the % requirements and well it looks like I meant them back in AUG of 2011 but just found out about this thur the SOC which by the way TOday is 7/17/2014 how long till the official award letter shows up...I believe I am 80% overall now. 70% plus 4 different 10% ratings..10% Tinnitus as well.. Thanks for any responses and this Forum and all the Veterans has been a great help...Thanks for everything


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Wish Alternatives & Reviews
Wish is a shopping app that encourages buyers to shop for fashion that is cheaper rather than expensive. Their outlook is to offer the consumer new and trendy fashion tastes at prices they can afford... read more.
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More About Wish
Wish is a shopping app that encourages buyers to shop for fashion that is cheaper rather than expensive. Their outlook is to offer the consumer new and trendy fashion tastes at prices they can afford. Their discounts can range anywhere from 60-90% off. Furthermore, you can purchase whatever you'd like, track your purchase, and take advantage of Wish's free return and refund policy if the item is not at the quality you expected when it arrives.
Pros of Wish
Wish has a tracking system that allows its users to track their products after they ship out from the manufacturer. Along with knowing where your package is at all times, you may remain confident that it will arrive at the time the system indicates. You may also note whether or not your package arrives when it should, and may contact Wish accordingly.
Customer reviews, videos, and photos allow you to virtually view and try out the item you wish to purchase. You can be confident that what you are ordering is what you are getting.
Wish's item compare system allows you to view items that may be the same, but are discounted cheaper in price. Consumers can shop with confidence in knowing that they are buying their item at the right price.
Cons of Wish
If you're buying something sized, such as shoes or clothing, you won't know whether or not it fits until it gets there. As this is a disadvantage with most online shopping apps, however, Wish offers a free returns and refund system that allows consumers to give them a call, return their product, and see their money back in their bank account.
Shipping dates provide Wish with another disadvantage. If products do not have the Wish Express Bus icon in the shipping options, products can take up to 2-3 weeks to arrive on the consumer's doorstep.
Many countries are not yet eligible for the Wish App. Many potential consumers may miss out on extraordinary discounts due to low product availability for consumers in these ineligible countries.
Features of Wish
Perhaps one of Wish's best features is their Wish Express Bus icon.
A little orange icon on their products indicates that the consumer will receive their item within 5-7 days.
Consumers can save time by shopping on their phones instead of going in-store.
Wish offers 60-90% discounts, on top of available rewards and coupons for consumer loyalty, on items that you may find similar prices on anywhere else.
Wish Reviews
The Wish App currently holds a 4.5-star review on Google Play, a 4.5-star review on iTunes, and a 4.4-star review on Amazon. Wish's only current criticisms are that shipping can take up to 2-3 weeks, depending on the product and manufacturer, and their shipping prices can be a little high. Other than that, customers express an absolute adoration for Wish, indicating that they love the products. Furthermore, users appear to absolutely appreciate that Wish is very cordial, polite, and fast when it comes to refunds and returns.
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Wish has currently been reviewed with 1 opinions.
In total, that's a combined rating of 4.00 out of 5 stars.
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Assorted Links from 2014
Saturday, 29 November 2014
Omnisharp toolkit for crossplatform .NET development by Scott Hanselman.
RAID calculator for questions like "How many disks do I need for RAID-5 setup?"
RAID-5/raidz if you are planning to use FreeBSD
When to use Raidz
I got a copy of "Real World Haskell" and it is time to remind myself of another continuously updated "Learning haskell" resource - github.com/bitemyapp/learnhaskell
Monday, 01 December 2014
Haxl, a Hasell library by Facebook for data access to remote data, such as databases or web-based services.
Kontiki - a raft protocol implementation in Haskell
Scow - a raft protocol implementation in OCaml
Awesome OCaml - A curated collection of awesome OCaml tools, frameworks, libraries and articles.
Using pkgsrc on Mac OSX - attractive because the packages can be installed on user home directory without
polluting the
/usr/local namespace like brew does by default.
Rust for functional programmers a detailed comparison.
Rust, Generics, and Collections
OCaml Multicore status
C11 lock free stack — information on how the new
_Atomic type specifier works.
- CoreOS Rocket - an alternative to
- Docker.
> From a security and composability perspective, the Docker process model - where everything runs through a central daemon - is fundamentally flawed.
24 days of Rust | siciarz.net — a series of posts, inspired by 24 Days of Hackage 2013
Haskell for all: How to desugar Haskell code
FatELF — is a file format that embeds multiple ELF binaries for different architectures into one file. This is the Linux equivalent of what Mac OS X calls "Universal Binaries.". Solution for the share library problem?
Tuesday, 02 December 2014
Learn You an Agda - William DeMeo in the footsteps of "Learn you an Erlang" etc.,
QEMU Advent Calendar 2014 much like the 24 days of Haskell/Rust etc., 'tis that time of the year.
F# Advent Calendar in English 2014 | Sergey Tihon's Blog
You could have invented Parser Combinators
The case for slow programming
This is why I believe that we need older people, women, educators, and artists INSIDE the software development cycle. More people-people, fewer thing-people. And I don't mean on the outside, sitting at help desks or doing UI flower arranging. I mean on the INSIDE – making sure that software resonates with humanity at large. :::
Dec 2, 2014 weekly summary of OCaml news has a nice roundup of discussion around "Teaching OCaml". The Class@BU in discusion.
Java for Everything — learnt a new trick about using java for shell scripts.
Day 8: Cloud Git-as-a-Service - Justin Santa Barbara's blog — git storage on the cloud; discussion on jgit, gerrit git implementations; why github might have problems in because of DRBD architecture etc.,
Whiskey yet another markdown app for Mac OS X.
Why care about functional programming?
1. Part 1: Immutability 2. Part 2:Transformations 3. Part 3: Type inference
Is 24bit/192kHz music sampling rate any good? — informative post on sampling etc.,
Is there way to combine Guix and NixOS for the best of both?, a redditor answers.
Startup class by Sam Altman.
A ton of presentations on Google Guava Library
Wednesday, 03 December 2014
Adrian Colyer takes a look at the Bloom filter, a probabilistic data structure, revealing the many uses of hashing and exploring how this can be used for computing summary information over data sets. Adrian Colyer also runs the The morning paper - "an interesting/influential/important paper from the world of CS every weekday morning".
Nanopass compiler:
A nanopass framework for commercial compiler development - PhD Thesis of Andrew Keep at IU.
nanopass framework an embedded DSL for writing compilers in Scheme; sourcecode on github.
Some background on german/sanskrit kerfuffle in Kendriya vidyalaya schools
Dadgum-201: Programming Modern Systems Like It Was 1984 always good for a read or three.
Dream big - Zenpencils
WSJ article on Baumeister's work on the influence of glucose on decision making and willpower. Furher reading - the book Willpower: Rediscovering the Greatest Human Strength by Roy Baumeister.
Who were the vampires?; social identity of people buried as vampires in medieval Poland
- Scala levels: beginner to expert, application programmer to library designer | The Scala Programming Language * Transitioning to Scala
clib — A package manager for C. list of packages
Are you a robot? are you sure? New Re-Captcha technology from Google
learn math maybe?
Did you know about Unix Pipe Viewer?
Bookmarked for my post-retirement days. step 1: catch salmon. step 2: make salmon candy
Some contrarian talk about programming:
Why I like XSLT. I mostly agree. I guess XSLT is fine in small doses like this page.
Java Doesn't Suck – You're Just Using it Wrong
List of Tilde.Clubs
Thursday, 04 December 2014
Don't let the book authors off the hook. Use a pen. An essay by Tim Parks.
Thinking of R as having a programming language than R being a programming language helps — R language for programmers by John D. Cook. R graph catalog. Excellent catalog. An extra tip of my ( non-existant) hat for the creators for providing a genuinely valuable resource. Readings on Engineering distributed systems (availability, caching, content-addressable storage, damage containment for reliability, replication for availability etc.,). See the Course page for the rationale and organisation of topics. Haskell code example on how to invoke custom pandoc extensions. One of these I'm going to write one. These are the extensions that ship with pandoc Birdwatch — A "teach my scala and show it off during interview" project. The architecture.
Friday, 05 December 2014
Today themes: Asciidoc.
Asciidoctor is a asciidoc compatible, ruby implementation. Asciidoctor+diagrams. Awesome Asciidoc — link aggregation on asciidoc.
I learnt via a correspondent about Scholarly Markdown, which is a fork of pandoc to address deficiencies relating to academic writing using pandoc.
Proglang course by Dan Grossman on Coursera (ML, Ruby, Racket, functional programming etc.,) Related Discoverability in FP Languages
Yan Cui has slidedecks in the hundreds! on Elm and F# DSLs for tamig complex APIs
Saturday, 06 December 2014
Snowdrift.coop a novel crowdfunding model for funding F/OSS projects. Source code of the website in Haskell, might be interesting to study a production website done in Haskell.
Sunday, 07 December 2014
This is your brain on gluten. An article about the Permutter's book Grain Brain: The surprising truth about wheat, carbs, and sugar; your brain's silent killers
I have occassionally put dark tape over too bright LEDs, so Lightdims make me think "hmm.. clever marketing".
The dilemma of an open source developers toying with recently OSS friendly .NET ecosystem.
Chennai featured in this Economist special on Suburbs.
Excellent expository writing on programming: Implement git clone functionality using Haskell
Monday, 08 December 2014
Deep learning:
You'll need some background in matrix algebra, calculus, and probability to understand this.
Large Scale Deep Learning presentation by Jeff Dean. vid 1, vid 2.
Andrew Ng's tutorial on Unsupervised Feature Learning and Deep Learning (getting dated?)
Deep Learning book by Yoshua Bengio, Ian Goodfellow and Aaron Courville. An MIT press book in draft.strong on the true theory of what is going on in deep networks, and has fairly good intuition for how and why things work. Paired with the deep learning tutorials, as well as the content from UFLDL it is a pretty strong foundation for advanced study.
Neural network class on Youtube by Hugo Larochelle.
Java Weekly a weekly summary of java things.
Tuesday, 09 December 2014
Java, Scala, Ceylon: JVM langs got me interested in the Ceylon langauge.
Ceylon Programming Langauge for the JDK. "flow-sensitive static type system, union and intersection types, mixin inheritence, enumerated types, and reified generics, strongly and statically typed". Has strong eclipse IDE support.
Vogo, experimental direct manipulation interface for Logo proglang.
What's the difference between equivalent, equal and identical?
Snappy — transactionally updated Ubuntu for the cloud. nixos light?. Announcement by Mark Shuttleworth.
aptly — mirror remote repositories, manage local package repositories, take snapshots, pull new versions of packages along with dependencies, publish as Debian repository. Written in Go.
Lazy Expert Syndrome. Don't make rookie mistakes. Teach the fundamentals to others so that you can avoid the rookie mistakes yourself.
Wednesday, 10 December 2014
BidMat — matrix library for large scale exploratory data analysis. Documentation.
BidMach — sister libary to BidMat, implements the machine learning layer. Benchmarks, Documentation.
MOOC at Hasso Plattner Institute (HPI), specifically Semantic web technologies, recommended by M.Elam.
What is Quantum Cognition? (pdf).
A few things I heard during the Indy Bigdata panel discussion:
CRAB recommender systems in Python, developed as an alternative to Python; uses numpy, scipy, matplotlib.
Apache Oozie workshop scheduler for Hadoop.
What was the visualization app that is written in Python?
Thursday, 11 December 2014
Saturday, 13 December 2014
The best intro to lockfree algorithms i've known; in slide-deck format. Concurrencykit C library.
Fascinating read on how viruses are part of Human DNA.
Sunday, 14 December 2014
A nice intro to threads, race conditions and mutexes, in rust even! by Julia Evans.
Simple (old-school) Debian Desktop on the Jessie Distro.
Monday, 15 December 2014
Haskell has a debugger.
Shashi Gowda (\@g0wda) writes Julia code to show ideas from the Finctional Geometry paper.
A neat rundown of new git (2.2.0) features. We need a cookbook style "git by example" resource.
A useful script to automate doc generation and push it to gh-pages. Script shows use of
doc, but should be relevant for any other documentation generation method.
C++ unique_ptr is not the same as Rust's
Profile of Sport programmer Gennady Korotkevich. Thomas Cormen (of CLRS) on GK.
Introduction to Graphics Architecture lectures by UC Davis Professor John Owens
A trip through graphics pipeline, a series of blogposts on GPU.
Good that I got Pinboard, when I did.
What makes Paris, "Paris"? "Given a large repository of geotagged imagery, we seek to automatically find visual elements, e.g. windows, balconies, and street signs, that are most distinctive for a certain geo-spatial area, for example the city of Paris.
Your paper to a CS conference got rejected? Go easy on yourself.
Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Is F# on linux ready for produciton use? 2014/6.
Scala+Slick, a good presentation on using Scala types to write more robust DB interfacing code.
Golang weekly. Nice summaries.
wrk - a HTTP benchmarking tool. Scriptable in Lua.
My old favourite print magazine Dr. Dobb's is sunsetting it's online version too. The passing of an era.
Discoverd FP class and more importantly Static Typed Functioanal Programming in OCaml lecture notes; via
Videos on various topics in category theory by Dr Eugenia Cheng. via.
Story behind the Aeropress. I use one occassionally.
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
LXC vs Docker. need to figure out which horse to back for long term usage.
State of MirageOS, Dec 2014. Talk by Dr. Anil Madhavapeddy. Duration: 1:21.
Haywire async HTTP server in C; 2.3M req/s; Machine specs.
Compring the security aspects of FreeBSD and OpenBSD. OpenBSD is the more security focussed OS of the two; via lobest.rs
Thursday, 18 December 2014
Started using S3cmd for syncing files to amazon aws. See example. sync script.
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Tuesday Teaser: New Soho Solids!
We just debuted 30 new Soho Solids! This quintessential basic is the cornerstone to any sewing room. With a total range of 102 colors coordinating with many of our print lines, Soho Solids are ready to take center stage – or supporting role – on any sewing project you can dream up.
Be on the lookout for these new hues at your local quilt shop or favorite online retailer. They are just starting to ship now!
We're having fun picking out some of these fabulous new greens for a St. Patrick's Day project!
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Extensive inventory of high-quality medical supplies coupled with expert customer service
Our extensive inventory of high-quality, health-related services and products include those for respiratory, sleep therapy (CPAP/Bi-Level devices and supplies), compression, lymphedema, mastectomy, wound care, orthotics, ventilators, and portable oxygen compressors.
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Before you can become a Shell Energy customer, we need to check your credit rating. This is also known as a credit score. We're not the only energy supplier to do this – it's common industry practice.
Why do you need to check my credit rating?
The credit rating check process confirms:
- That you actually live at the property you're hoping to switch to us
- The previous addresses you may have occupied
- That you are who you say you are
- Your credit score
Your details are secure – we don't keep such sensitive information about potential customers on record.
What if I don't pass the credit check?
If, for any reason, you fail to pass, this doesn't mean you can't be our customer. It does mean that we'll have to ask you for a security deposit before we can welcome you to Shell Energy.
Remember, if you've already applied to become a customer and we require a security deposit, we'll contact you.
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- Access your individual credit report and read free advice about improving your credit rating by visiting: http://www.callcredit.co.uk/contact-us/consumer-enquiries
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The choice is yours
You may not get to decide where you live, who your co-workers are, what family you were born into, what medical issues you'll face, what struggles are awaiting you today, or what difficulties are just around the corner… But every day, you get to wake up and decide your attitude.
Viktor Frankl who was a Nazi concentration camp survivor and experienced what it was like to be stripped of every earthly comfort and possession. In spite of this, he says,
"Everything can be taken away from a man but one thing: the last of human freedoms–to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances."
Today, the choice is yours, too.
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LOVE this quote. I needed this reminder. Something I've been struggling with.
P.S….the hand lettering is awesome!
Thank you for sharing. Great first read of the day!
So very true! Something I regret not learning quicker several years ago..but doing my best now!
Everyday you get to choose your attitude…I love it!
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text: Chen Heng (born in Taipei in 1990) was introduced to music in early childhood. He studied violin under the tutelage of Lin Bao-Shan, Wu I-Tsung, and Kao An-Hsiang. He also received piano lessons from Wang Hui-Ling, Liu Ben-Chuang, and Hwang Li-Ying. In addition to Western instruments, Chen also studied erhu, guqin, pipe organ, luogu music, and xiqu vocals. When attending the music program at the Affiliated Senior High School of National Taiwan Normal University, Chen began to study composition and music theory under the guidance of Hsiao Ching-Yu. He then earned the bachelor's degree in composition with instructions from Pan Hwang-Long and Tsai Ling-Huei at the Taipei National University of the Arts. Chen then went to Paris to pursue further studies in music at the Boulogne-Billancourt National Conservatory, where he studied composition with Jean-Luc Hervé, orchestration with Pierre Farago, and composition of electronic music with Yan Maresz. He is currently enrolled at the Conservatoire de Paris studying composition under the tutelage of Gérard Pesson. Chen has worked with Chinary Ung, Joel Hoffman, Wen De-Qing, and Chong Kee-Yong through short-term workshops and courses. His compositions and music for choreography have been performed in Taiwan, Seoul and Paris, and he has collaborated with the Taipei Chamber Singers and choreographers Su Pin-Wen and Marcus Leung. Chen has engaged in theater performances and even produced music for short films. He is also interested in blending cross-disciplinary elements in his works.


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We report an efficient 1.485 μm external cavity diamond Raman laser operating on the 2nd Stokes shift of a 1.064 μm Nd:YAG pump laser. 1.63 W pulsed at 5 kHz is produced with a quantum conversion efficiency of 71% and excellent beam quality. Numerical modelling confirms that optimal operation is achieved with low output coupling reflectivity.
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