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In the last 25 years, automakers have gradually computerized functions such as steering, braking, accelerating and shifting. Electronic gas pedal position sensors, for instance, are more reliable than the old throttle cables. Electronic parts also reduce weight and help cars use less gasoline, nowadays all these stuffs transformed a car into computer on wheels.
In recent demonstrations, hackers have shown their ability to hack the micro controllers in the vehicle remotely and slam a car's brakes at freeway speeds, jerk the steering wheel, even shut down the engine. All cars and trucks contain anywhere from 20 to 70 computers. Hackers can control everything from brakes, accelerator, windows and even the speedometer.
In one case, a pair of hackers manipulated two cars by plugging a laptop into a port beneath the dashboard where mechanics connect their computers to search for problems. Scarier yet, another group took control of a car's computers through cellular telephone and Bluetooth connections, the compact disc player and even the tire pressure monitoring system. To be sure, the "Hackers" involved were well-intentioned computer security experts, and it took both groups months to break into the computers. And there have been no real-world cases of a hacker remotely taking over a car.
As per experts, high-tech hijackings will get easier as automakers give cars full internet access and add computer-controlled safety devices that take over driving duties, such as braking or steering, in emergencies.


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I've been climbing and enjoying the mountains for 40 years and passing on skills to young and old along the way! My main motivation is to develop folk and watch them progress onto yet more adventures. I always get a keen sense of satisfaction seeing my clients learn new skills and overcome the challenges they face.
I've climbed across the UK on all types of crags but just love the British sea cliffs and big mountain crags. My extensive experience climbing overseas includes: USA (California, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado), Morocco (Anti-Atlas), Spain (Costa Durada, Costa Blanca, El Chorro), France (Chamonix area, Fontainebleau, Durance Valley, Orpierre, Annecy etc etc) and Sardinia. Although I don't deliver skills in winter or Alpine invironments I've been visiting the Alps for my own enjoyment since the 80's, visiting France, Switzerland and Italy.


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Oh my gosh this weekend was awesome! The weather was perfect on Saturday, and many fun things happened throughout the day. We taught two of the big puppets one of our dances and had them dance it with us, which was soooo funny and awesome! My parents happened to be there, and I gave my camera to my dad to take pics, and he took a few of us, but none of the big puppets dancing. What! Thanks a lot, Dad! I kept trying to signal him to take pics, but he didn't see me. Grrrr! I hope someone got pics/video…!
We also made a little tour around the Fest grounds, and stopped to do dances for a couple of shops. They really seemed to enjoy that, and being out on different parts of the grounds than we normally see was nice. It worked well.
At one point, I gave Marusia (the 4-year old daughter of two of our adult dancers) the sticks to play during one of our songs, and after that she wanted to play them or the tambourine every time, going into our director's pouch to get the sticks out or taking the tambourine from her belt. So cute! She was also very curious about my flute, and I sort of tried to teach her how to make a sound, but it's hard to explain to someone how to do it, especially someone who is 4 years old. 🙂 But I showed here where to put her fingers (although she couldn't reach all the keys at the same time). Later in the evening, she got bored with the instruments and I gave her my little brush/mirror (it's the size of a compact, and opens up to a mirror on one side and a round, pop-out brush on the other) to play with. She thought that was pretty fun, and proceeded to brush my hair with it for at least half an hour. At one point, she said, "Long, pretty hair!" Awww, such a cutie! Then she was trying to braid my hair and put it in a ponytail, and brushing her own hair… it was really adorable.


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Two-on-One Handicap Match
J&J Security with Kane
Seth Rollins
The on-going tension between Seth Rollins and the Authority was the main theme throughout this week's Monday Night RAW, receiving just over half an hour of television time. Rollins' character development throughout the show was the major hook of this for me, as initially he was convinced he still needed help from Stephanie McMahon and Triple H, begging for their help getting his World Heavyweight Championship back from Dean Ambrose, before eventually erupting and choosing former best pals J&J Security as his opponents for the evening. Jamie Noble's performance in the backstage segment was both hilarious (References to the group being "Shield 2.0") and believable, Jurassic Park. Kane was buzzing to reveal his plans to cash in Money in the Bank on Rollins on Sunday, at least the Big Red Monster believes he has a chance of winning.
The match itself was a lot of fun, with a number of enjoyable spots and a straightforward story. The roles were clearly defined, in a bout that could have struggled due to both acts going into the programme as heels, with J&J Security quickly stepping into a protagonist role, with Rollins dominating Mercury early doors. Allowing the match to build naturally to an enjoyable hot tag to Jamie Noble garnered a decent pop from the live crowd, as did a decent near fall with Mercury tripping Rollins as he attempted to suplex The Redneck Messiah. The decision to have J&J Security win, especially considering Rollins hasn't won since Payback in May was a risky one, although Rollins was presented as dominant throughout and clearly had the contest won until Dean Ambrose's interference, so no harm done. (Fun fact: This was Joey Mercury's first televised victory since March 2007 where he teamed with Johnny Nitro and Melina to defeat Brian Kendrick, Paul London & Ashley on Friday Night Smackdown #395, whilst Jamie Noble picked up his first win since September 2008, when he teamed with Mickie James to defeated Paul and Katie Lea Burchill on Monday Night RAW #801)
Ambrose's antics throughout the show were documented on Instagram and shown on screen as the Lunatic Fringe went about New Orleans with his stolen World Heavyweight Championship. A fun addition to the presentation, which allowed Ambrose's involvement to be kept a minimum whilst keeping things ticking over between he and Rollins. His appearance during the main event felt bigger than it really was due to the way he had been featured earlier in the show, and him throwing popcorn over Rollins was something only the former Street Dog could get away with. The closing image of Ambrose standing a top a ladder with the World Heavyweight title, after delivering Dirty Deeds to Rollins, sold the upcoming PPV nicely, as the former Shield pair look to produce their best match to date.
Rating: 6
Singles Match for the NXT Championship
Kevin Owens (C)
It's strange to be writing that John Cena opening Monday Night RAW was a nice change of pace, but John Cena opening Monday Night RAW was a nice change of pace. Whilst his promo wasn't amongst his strongest since winning the United States Championship, it was perfectly acceptable fair, shilling the upcoming PPV well (both Cena's bout with Kevin Owens and the concept of the Money in the Bank ladder match) and including some fun interaction with the live crowd. The interruption by Owens injected a little more energy into the segment, with the two having an enjoyable interchange as the characters continue to shine opposite each other. Owens refusing to accept Cena answering his NXT Championship Open Challenge showed the contrast between the two persona's nicely.
Neville answering the Open Challenge was an interesting choice, due to his placing in the Money in the Bank contract Ladder match on Sunday. Whilst his acceptance promo, choosing a contest against Owens for the NXT Championship over one with Cena for the United States Championship, was ropey to say the best. Whilst the content and reasoning for The New Sensation making his decision all made total sense, Neville's shouty delivery was not to my taste and his Geordie accent still seems to be a problem for the live audiences (I'm going off the differing reaction for Neville on the mic, compared to when in a match, if any American want to correct me, Tweet us @ATPWrestling)
The title bout was perhaps the strongest offering of the programme, with the two contrasting styles presenting a simple, yet effective in-ring story. Bar a slightly over-shot springboard Moonsault to the outside from Neville, everything in the match looked good with some lovely stuff from both men, including a Pumphandle Brainbuster to the Knee from Owens and a deadlift German suplex from Neville that came at the end of a really nice sequence of action. The finish that saw Neville's Red Arrow finish thwarted twice by Owens, before the former Mr. Wrestling hit a Pop-Up Powerbomb for the win, played to both men's strengths and shouldn't harm Neville's continued push going forward. (Fun Fact: this was Neville's first televised loss in six matches.
Rating: 6.5
Singles Match
Roman Reigns
Kofi Kingston with Xavier Woods & Big E
The biggest match on the undercard, this was an entertaining slice of action. Xavier Woods and Big E being at ringside to cause distractions allowed for Kingston to believably control the early points of the bout, with plenty the trio finding a number of inventive ways to keep Kingston on top. Woods, in particular, continue his good work at ringside, flapping his gums and uttering phrases like "Kofi Kingston is the greatest of all time" without a hint of irony. With the strongest false finish of the show, that saw Reigns having to deal with Woods and Big E after teasing a Superman Punch, that allowed Kingston to get roll Reigns up for a long two count, this contest was probably the strongest out of the three bout featuring Money in the Bank contract ladder matches going one on one. I'd have liked to have seen Reigns have to use the Spear to put Kingston away, but the top rope dive into a Superman Punch was still acceptable.
Rating: 5.5
Singles Match
Randy Orton
A duller than a One Show segment on soil, this match was neither competitors finest hour. Neither Orton or Sheamus looked particular bothered in creating a bout that didn't act as replacement for Zopiclone, either mindlessly brawling or going through the motions with their move sequences. Just as things seemed to be picking up after Randy Orton's regular comeback sequence, the bout ended with The Viper hitting the Irishman with a steel chair (that Sheamus had introduced). Orton battering The Celtic Warrior post-match was probably the highlight of the whole affair, and the New Orleans crowd seemed to at least get some kind of kick of proceedings, which is good for them. As Sheamus hollered "Are you not entertained?", I couldn't help but reply "Yes, I am not entertained".
Rating: 2
Tensions Flare between Money in the Bank contract Ladder match
Save for a hilarious interruption from R-Truth, who believed he was part of the Money in the Bank Ladder match, this was a god-awful segment. An utter waste of television time, with nothing that hadn't already been said and a complete lack of direction. Essentially this was your average everyone-comes-out-and-says stuff segment, but with no real confrontation, some piss-poor writing and one of Roman Reigns' worst performances on a microphone to date (telling Kane "Let me show New Orleans how you break jaws", the fuck does that mean Roman?). If the three upcoming contests between those involved in the segment hadn't already been announced before Monday Night RAW I might have had at least a modicum of interest.
Rating: 3
Miz TV with Ryback and Big Show
Considering this segment was supposed to be to promote Big Show and Ryback's upcoming Intercontinental Championship bout at Money in the Bank, it was The Miz that stole this segment for me. His current character may be producing some of his best, and telling the crowd "When my hand is up, your mouth is shut" (towards the crowd) may be the best thing The Awesome One has ever said. Miz attempting to manipulate his guests into getting revenge on each other for him was a nice addition to segment, but didn't help to sell what the match between Big Show and Ryback has to offer. Ryback hitting Shellshocked on Big Show to close the segment surely gave away the biggest selling point of their contests on television.
Rating: 3.5
Singles Match
Dolph Ziggler vs. Kane
Not a match that I was clambering to see when it was announced, but this was perfectly acceptable fare for television. The bout was paced nicely with the bigger Kane dominating the early proceedings and Ziggler getting enough offence in to not look like a chump against an opponent in his first TV singles bout in a month. A good sequence that saw Kane blocking a superkick, before Ziggler escaped a Chokeslam to hit one anyway was the strongest part of the encounter and worked as a good near fall. The only problem with this for me was the signposting of the finish with Lana standing on the ramp, rather than at ringside. Of course, it was the distraction caused by Rusev confronting Lana, that caused Ziggler to fall to Kane following a Chokeslam. Unless Rusev is going to be involved in the Money in the Bank ladder match on Sunday, I'd have preferred this storyline be put on the back-burner until Rusev is fit and ready to compete.
Rating: 4.5
Singles Match
Nikki Bella vs. Summer Rae
Whilst the idea behind the match was a step forward for the Diva's division, with some impressive use of continuity, after Summer Rae had been noted as one of the women held back by the Bella Twins, the execution of the match was less impressive. A nothing bout, with a lack of heel/face definition from either participant, this did little for the upcoming Diva's Championship match between Nikki and Paige at Money in the Bank, as Nikki hit the Rack Attack to pick up the clean win out of nowhere. A backstage interview from Nikki with Renee Young prior to the contest felt as forced as could be.
Rating: 1.5
Stuff and Fluff
Luke Harper and Erick Rowan continued to dominate with their sixth win since reforming as a tag team, this time over Los Matadores, following The Way double team. A post-match prom fell flat. A bout between Titus O'Neil and Big E was way too short to do either man justice. The forty finalist for Tough Enough were revealed and feature amongst others indepedent wrestlers Big O, Jaina (aka Daniel Bryan's supposed mistress last year), Cassidy Stone, Michael Hayes (not that one) and Patrick Clark, as well as your regular mix of models and body builders. The commentary team shilled American comedy film TED 2 (Mark Walberg/Seth McFarlane) before the trailer aired, which was nice, I suppose. WWE's social media accounts hitting a joint half a billion (the American version) likes/follows/subscribers was pushed throughout the presentation, with focus given to the WWE Youtube and Instagram pages.
Whilst the main bulk of the television time given to the Seth Rollins/Dean Ambrose and Kevin Owens/John Cena storylines produced some entertaining television, this Raw fell apart on it's undercard. Despite some passable outings (Reigns/Kingston, Ziggler/Kane), a directionless segment pushing the Money in the Bank contract ladder match, a dull Sheamus vs. Randy Orton bout and Nikki Bella all acted to pull the show down and give that dragging effect that many have recognised as a calling card of Monday Night RAW since it switched to three hours in length 150 episodes ago.
Not a classic, but just enough reasons given to tune into Money in the Bank on Sunday.
Overall Show Rating: 5


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Reaching College Grads
This story appears in the October 2004 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe »
Looking for your next niche market? Consider college grads. Few marketers effectively distinguish between college grads and the broader 18 to 24 demographic. But narrowing your focus to target the 2.3 million students who graduate every year could help you win part of the approximately $40 billion they spend on products and services, according to the latest "eGrad Research Study," released in March 2004 and conducted by Boston, Massachusetts-based Youth Media and Marketing Networks (Y2M).
Add to that the tremendous comparative earning potential of college graduates-the Department of Education claims a college degree is worth 75 percent more than a high school diploma, or more than $1 million over a lifetime in the work force. And it's clear why college grads are highly desirable prospects for many marketers who see the benefits of winning their business early and retaining them as long-term customers.
What They Buy
College grads make a significant number of new purchase decisions. As first-time heads of households, graduates replace many products that defined their college experiences and purchase new products, including computers, cars, clothing, mobile phones and credit cards.
In the 12 months following graduation, according to the eGrad Study, 2 out of every 5 graduates will buy a car, 2 out of 3 will reorganize their relationships with financial service providers, and half will establish new wireless phone service. This is particularly good news if you're marketing insurance, for example. "Approximately 70 percent of freshmen have their car insurance paid for by their families, but within six months of graduation, less than 10 percent are on their parents' policies," says John Fees, Y2Mco-founder.
Nearly three-quarters of all grads will make an investment in a new business wardrobe. And companies including Brooks Brothers, Men's Wearhouse and Talbots have all created programs to market business attire to young grads. Affordable furniture, particularly mattresses, is also a safe bet if you're targeting recent grads, as more than 40 percent plan on making these acquisitions to furnish their new lifestyles.
How to Reach Them
Today's college grads are the most wired group ever. According to the eGrad study, nearly 100 percent of respondents send and receive e-mails daily and expect e-mail to be a primary means of contact among their friends. But they're also marketing-savvy, so hard-sell solicitations will be less productive than more content-rich (think informative and engaging) Internet communications.
In addition to online communication, radio, highly targeted print media and direct mail are effective for reaching recent college graduates. In fact, in the four years that Y2M has conducted the study, radio has remained constant in its share of grads' time, with every other medium except for online dipping. What works best is an integrated multimedia approach connecting to grads through a combination of online and offline media, rather than focusing on one alone. And don't overlook efforts to build buzz. College graduates are terrific influencers who remain strongly connected to social networks composed of their peers.
In recent years, student debt has grown and is a major concern of college grads. Marketers targeting this niche should focus on special pricing and promotions. Or follow the example of automobile manufacturers such as Ford, Mazda and Toyota, which offer college graduate rebate programs. Promotions that include rebates allow you to capture valuable data and build your customer list in order to sell additional products and services over time.
And here's a final tip: Don't try to market to this niche during the summer following graduation, when they're likely to be taking time off to return home or travel. The best time to kick off your promotions is in September and October, when the new college graduates are moving out on their own and starting new jobs.


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Rice is nice, but can it be less of a methane-belching device? PNNL says "yes, if you take our advice"
In Washington state, researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have found that with the addition of a single gene, rice can be cultivated to emit virtually no methane from its paddies during growth. With the change, it also packs much more of the plant's desired properties, such as starch for a richer food source and biomass for energy production, according to a study in Nature.
With their warm, waterlogged soils, rice paddies contribute up to 17 percent of global methane emissions, the equivalent of about 100 million tons each year. While this represents a much smaller percentage of overall greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide, methane is about 20 times more effective at trapping heat. SUSIBA2 rice, as the new strain is dubbed, is the first high-starch, low-methane rice that could offer a significant and sustainable solution.
Researchers created SUSIBA2 rice by introducing a single gene from barley into common rice, resulting in a plant that can better feed its grains, stems and leaves while starving off methane-producing microbes in the soil.
In early work in Sweden, Jansson and his team investigated how distribution of sugars in plants could be controlled by a special protein called a transcription factor, which binds to certain genes and turns them on or off. Upon discovery of the transcription factor SUSIBA2, for SUgar SIgnaling in BArley 2, further investigation revealed it was a type known as a master regulator. Master regulators control several genes and processes in metabolic or regulatory pathways. As such, SUSIBA2 had the ability to direct the majority of carbon to the grains and leaves, and essentially cut off the supply to the roots and soil where certain microbes consume and convert it to methane.
Researchers introduced SUSIBA2 into a common variety of rice and tested its performance against a non-modified version of the same strain. Over three years of field studies in China, researchers consistently demonstrated that SUSIBA2 delivered increased crop yields and a near elimination of methane emissions.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
Let's Clown Around
Well, today is Monday, CIRCUS day for us! Audrie and Lindsie are SO excited! I even texted Shelbie, their older sister to see if she could go and she's coming to surprise Audrie. I'll have to take lots of pictures to show ya'll. I even have a plan for a cute little mini-book to make for our adventure!
Anyway, here's my last little Sneaky Peek for The Cat's Pajamas. Totally coincedental that the day we are going to the Circus is the same day we are sneak peeking the fabulous penguins in their clown suits. Ha! This fabulous set is called CLOWNIN' AROUND. Isn't it CUTE?
From the minute I saw this set, I knew I wanted to make something like this Clown Kit, and just have the clown nose that I got at Party City included in the kit. So FUNNY! There are actually 4 penguin clowns in the set, two of which are riding in a clown car like the graphic below. I have lots more plans for them, too! I also included the new BIG TOP CutUps die as a backdrop to Mr. Clown here and the CIRCUS BORDER along the bag topper bottom with that orange strip on top to cover the staples. The label is one of the new CIRCUS PANELS CutUps and I used all three alphabet sets from The Cat's Pajamas for the lettering--Babydoll, Nightie, and Coolvetica. I love the mixture!
Ok, that's about all for me for now. Don't forget to drop in on the Pajama Party tonight on Splitcoast HERE. There will be games and prizes and then afterward another swanky BLOG HOP from the CAT PACK, mixed with a little TCP Tuesday Sketch Challenge action from Leigh! Just don't get cotton candy in anyone's hair along the way.
Don't forget to be IN IT TO WIN IT!! Step right up and check out how you can WIN this set right HERE!
SUSIE Q-TIP: I embellished Mr. Clown's tie with a white gel pen to give it a few little polkadotties. Use your gel pen in the same way to do polkadots, plaid or stripes on different images that could use a little somethin' somethin'.
Stamps: Clownin' Around, Babydoll, Nightie and Coolvetica Alphabets (The Cat's Pajamas)
Paper: Grape Jelly, Lemon Drop (MFT), Pure Poppy, Blueberry Skies, Orange Zest, White (PTI)
Ink: Tuxedo Black, Grape Jelly (Memento), Ballet Blue (SU!)
Accessories: Big Top, Circus Panels and Circus Border CutUps (The Cat's Pajamas), Circle and Pinking Circle Nestabilities, Seeing Spots Embossing Folder, Copic Markers, White Gel Pen, Tiny Star Punch, Cellophane Bag, Stapler, Clown Nose, Jody Boosters
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Labels: Sneak Peeks, The Cat's Pajamas
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I just laughed out loud when I saw this! So funny and original. I love the little stars as embellies for the tent. So perfectReplyDelete
That is just sooo stinkin' cute!! :)ReplyDelete
Completely fun and adorable Susie!!! Have fun at the circus!ReplyDelete
This couldn't be cuter or more colorful! Love it! :)ReplyDelete
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Places to stay
Why not combine a family weekend break with one of our powerboat training courses?
After an exhilarating day out on the water, what could be better than retiring to your hotel for a restful evening to meet up with the rest of your family to hear how they enjoyed their day as well. Bournemouth has some of the best sandy beaches in the UK, the New Forest to the east and the spectacular Jurassic Coast to the west.
Bournemouth and Christchurch have hotels to suit all budgets, and we include a selection below to tempt you. Please call us to discuss hotel options, there is something to suit everyone and any budget. Please call Lloyd on 07889 133555
The Captain's Club Hotel & Spa
The Captain's Club Hotel Christchurch. Perfectly situated on the banks of the River Stour in the heart of Christchurch and just 10 minutes commute from Bournemouth town centre and airport.
The hotel is a stunning piece of modern architecture, only a short walk from the historic town centre of Christchurch and minutes from the beautiful waters of the Solent.
Every detail of the contemporary hotel has been meticulously designed to give a feeling of style, warmth and comfort.
With 17 staterooms and 12 two and three bedroom suites, you have the choice of any style of accommodation in which to relax and enjoy river views from every room.
The award winning Tides restaurant offers superb food and friendly service with breathtaking views across the river and, in summer months, alfresco dining on the terrace. A truly unique location.
The Kings's Hotel
The Kings Arms has everything you need in a Georgian-style boutique hotel, situated in the centre of the historic town of Christchurch.
It is also just a five minute stroll around the corner to the Saltwater's training centre, which makes it a very popular stop over for many of our clients.
The Restaurant serves the very best local and seasonal food with sophisticated simplicity and a unique and charming English setting, overlooking the Kings Arms Bowling Green and historical castle ruins. Alex Aitken, from Le Poussin, Limewood and The Jetty, is in charge of the food and menus at The Kings Restaurant.
Christchurch Harbour Hotel & Spa
The Christchurch Harbour Hotel & Spa was selected by The Sunday Times Travel as one of the Top 10 Coastal Hotels in the UK.
Located on the shores of Christchurch Harbour in Mudeford, it is a convenient five minute drive from the Saltwater training centre.
The hotel has been tastefully decorated in a contemporary style and offers its guest every modern conveniences for a perfect long weekend. And the indoor swimming pool and spa means the rest of the family can enjoy their stay while you are out on the water with us.
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Hotels & Accommodation in Ashbourne
Find hotels, B&B's, holiday cottages and campsites in picturesque Ashbourne, Derbyshire, known as 'The Gateway to Dovedale'.
Being one of the most picturesque towns in the Peak District, you might expect that Ashbourne has plenty of accommodation options and you would be right. From glamping and camping to country house hotels and self-catering cottages you are guaranteed to find a suitable place to stay.
Take a trip back in time in a country house hotel in Ashboune
Ashbourne has a long history as a tourist destination and when you combine this with the grand country houses to be found in and around the town you get some magnificent hotels in stunning settings. Staying in a hotel in Ashbourne provides the perfect base to explore the Peak District.
Find the perfect B&B in Ashbourne
From 18th century cottages with oak beamed ceilings to more modern style guest houses the right accommodation isn't hard to find. A B&B provides a convenient place to stay if you want to explore the local countryside or the town. Most come highly rated and you are guaranteed to receive a warm welcome and the benefit of some local knowledge on places to see and things to do in the surrounding area.
Self-Catering and holiday cottages in Ashbourne
If you are travelling as part of a group or you prefer the independence, staying in a self-catering cottages in Ashbourne allows you to experience the best of the Peak District at your own pace. You will find a wide choice of cottages with no shortage of traditional Peak District style dwellings.
Camping, glamping and caravanning in Ashbourne
If you would rather be more in touch with nature than camping and glamping are the best ways to base yourself in the Peak District as long as you can put up with some unpredictable weather. Glamping sites and lodges offer more comfortable alternatives with some even providing hot tubs.
Simply use the links below to find and book accommodation in Ashbourne.


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Provider and family resources
American Academy of Pediatrics
The American Academy of Pediatrics provides pediatric clinical support, national conferences, research findings, quality improvement opportunities, and advocacy through local, state, and federal channels.
Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin
The Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin supports individuals with autism spectrum disorders, families, and professionals by sharing information, providing networking opportunities, supporting research, and promoting awareness through training and education.
Care 4 Kids
The Care4Kids program creates a "medical home" team for children in foster care, assuring that children receive individualized treatment plans in order to address their specific health care needs, including trauma related care.
Children's Wisconsin
Children's Wisconsin includes mental health resources, psychiatry and behavioral medicine programs, treatments and services, locations, and specialists.
- Points to consider when selecting a therapist
- Strategies for identifying and addressing mild to moderate childhood anxiety
Family Voices of Wisconsin
Family Voices of Wisconsin focuses its work on healthcare and community supports in three areas: education and information, including trainings, fact sheets and newsletters, family leadership activities, including our advocacy for change, public policy, and systems change.
IMPACT 2-1-1 serves Southeastern Wisconsin with community resources that help restore the health and productivity of individuals, organizations, and workplaces leading to an improved quality of life for our entire community. Browse by service category, agency, or program name in their database to find resources in your community. You can also call for resources in the Milwaukee area by dialing 2-1-1.
The Pediatric Integrated Care Resource Center (PIC-RC)
The Pediatric Integrated Care Resource Center (PIC-RC) is designed to promote the integration of medical and behavioral/mental health services for children, adolescents, and their families by providing ready access to needed resources to interested professionals in different disciplines who are working in a variety of settings.
Mental Health America of Wisconsin
Mental Health America of Wisconsin provides advocacy, education, and service to improve mental health, and maintains a county-by-county database of resources.
Milwaukee Community Resource Guide
A parent's guide to community resources in Milwaukee created by the Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) Homeless Education Program.
Parent to Parent of Wisconsin
Parent to Parent of Wisconsin provides parent support to parents of children with special needs through a one-to-one connection with another parent who has similar experiences and who knows firsthand about the feelings and realities that come with having a child with special needs.
Pathways to Positive Futures
Pathways to Positive Futures aims to improve the lives of youth and young adults with mental health conditions through research and effective training. Their work is guided by the perspectives of young people and their families, and based in a positive development framework.
The Wisconsin Statewide Medical Home Initiative
The Wisconsin Statewide Medical Home Initiative provides information and trainings for developmental screening, behavioral health integration, family partnership, care coordination, and youth health transition.
Regional Centers for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN)
Regional Centers for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs in Wisconsin has five Regional Centers dedicated to supporting families with children and youth with special health care needs and the providers who serve them. The Centers are staffed by specialists who can help get answers, find services, and connect families to community resources. Their services are free and private.
Statewide Suicide Prevention Contacts by County 2019
Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Program has distributed a list of local agencies that provide support to adolescents and their families struggling with suicidal crisis or emotional distress.
If you have issues connecting to your county crisis line, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or call 911.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
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The challenge for the Paper Craft Crew Challenge is Tic-Tac-Toe. I chose the top line across: Lace, Shimmer, Collage. I decided to use the Butterfly Basics stamp set from the Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog. I started by stamping the flower image on some Vanilla card stock. I masked the flower (stamp on a post it note or masking paper) and cut it out. Add the mask over the flower and start with your background stamps. I used Crumb Cake for the hexagon like stamp and Pear Pizzazz for the leaves. I stamped off twice for both colors. I colored the flowers and leaves with my handy Wink of Stella and inks from the lids of Wisteria Wonder, Elegant Eggplant and Pear Pizzazz. The lace was an easy add. I didn't know if the Wink of Stella coloring would officially count as shimmer so I added some gold foil butterflies just to make sure 🙂 .
Here is my card:
Stamp: Butterfly Basics Paper: Crumb Cake, Elegant Eggplant, Vanilla, Gold Foil Ink: Pear Pizzazz, Crumb Cake, Elegant Eggplant, Wisteria Wonder, Daffodil Delight, Memento Accessories: Sponge Daubers, Rose Garden Thinlits, Vanilla Lace Trim, Timeless Tags Thinlits, Stampin' Dimensionals
Here is the challenge that inspired my card:
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Lepidoptera The Pink-barred Sallow Moth – Xanthia Flavago
This moth is not nearly so common as the preceding species, but has been taken more or less in all parts of England.
Its fore wings are orange yellow, with purplish markings arranged as represented in fig. 165. The hind wings are yellowish white.
The caterpillar is brown, with a lateral stripe formed by numerous red, yellow and white dots. It feeds on sallow (Salix caprea) and various low plants.
It is full grown in June, and the moth appears in September.


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The subject of disconnecting has been on my brain quite a lot lately. Perhaps it's because this time last year, my coworkers and I were embarking on a disconnect challenge, one that required we each identify a technological vice we could commit to breaking away from for an entire month. I chose Instagram in an effort to get away from constant documentation and return to the idea of recapturing the moment. This year, the group is currently in the midst of a total blackout from all social media channels. Although I considered hopping on board, I realized that professionally, it wasn't a wise call for me at the moment, and so I opted out. Even though I am not part of the official month long disconnect, I've been using this time period to focus on the idea of taking a step back from being over-connected to recapture the details that get regularly overlooked.
Retreating to the Woods
Naturally it seemed like a perfect time to retreat off the grid to stay in a cabin for a few days and spring hop down the Santa Fe River with my counterpart. And so, at the start of last week, we set out for a much needed retreat into the central Florida wilderness near Rum Island in Fort White, not too far from Gainesville. The days immediately before departure, I realized my brain was spinning too fast, and feeling like its wires were totally burnt out. This retreat couldn't have come at a better time.
Nestled away in the woods several miles from the nearest populated city of High Springs, this AirBnB find was all we could have asked for in a tiny house, and then some. Simple and compact, the cabin came equipped with every basic amenity. Since we are in the throes of a sweltering Florida summer, having a window unit provided added comfort inside the cabin, and a screened-in porch on the exterior allowed us to enjoy the outdoor elements after dusk without getting eaten alive by mosquitos.
Before departing from St. Augustine, we gathered groceries from the fridge, and survived off of a variety of inventive burritos during our three day stay. I consider our most original effort to be this breakfast burrito, complete with peanut butter, granola, spring mix, salsa and Sriracha. These crunchy, creamy burritos kept us going throughout the daylight hours until time to roll up burritos of the dinner variety after sunset.
Swimming Through the Springs
Florida may not have some of the natural wonders that other parts of the country do, but when it comes to springs, our state is one of a kind. The fact that so many of these natural wonders are concentrated within a short paddle of where we were staying made for an accessible, wonderful time of constant discovery. Not only is the area a spring haven (and heaven), just a few hundred feet away from the cabin through the woods was direct access to our own tucked away spring surrounded by magnificent cyprus trees.
First thing in the morning, the sun beams made their way through the trees, hitting the water at just the right angle so that you could see straight to the bottom of this chest deep swimming hole.
The first full day of our cabin stay, we braved the fickle weather and drove up the road about 10-15 minutes to Ichetucknee (or Itch Me Touch Me as some call it) Springs to take a dip and do a bit of exploring. While Blue Hole, the park's 40-foot swimming hole referred to as "The Jug" was a bit daunting (and especially frigid due to the rainy skies), the head spring offered a clear communal place for us to enjoy a leisurely swim.
On the second full day of our stay, we decided to rent a double kayak just up the road at Rum 138. Doug, the owner, was familiar with our cabin, and came to pick us up and drive us to our drop off point upstream at Alligator Rise. Of course, it was storming until the minute we arrived at the rise. Doug guided us into the river as the rain was still pelting down and there was a chill in the air.
Minutes later the sky cleared and it was nothing but open river and complete isolation. The double kayak's low sit allowed us to experience minimal separation from the river.
Note: We purchased a couple of plastic cell phone holding bags for $5 bucks at Rum 138 so we were able to take a few iPhone captures while on the water.
During our trek down the river we saw turtle after turtle after turtle sunbathing and swimming. Upwards of 200 throughout the entirety of the day. Also, don't panic, but we saw a six foot gator having a staring contest with a giant turtle on a fallen tree. Nope, not joking. To my surprise, I went the cool and calm route and simply sat very still and observed these majestic beings in their natural elements. Just as we had been reassured, this gator was far more interested in what he was doing (in this case, staring down a massive turtle) than he was us.
We made multiple spring detours during our journey downstream. One of our first stops was Poe Springs, which we had all to ourselves. A particular spring of interest was Lily Springs, the home of Naked Ed. Ed has attracted quite a bit of attention from river-goers throughout his stint of time living at the spring. He's even attracted the attention of nearby college students from the University of Florida, who have been drawn to sharing his story.
Although we had intended to stop for the day once we arrived back at our own spring, since we had several hours of daylight left, we decided to keep paddling and visit Blue Springs. This one was my favorite pick. The entrance to the spring leads you off the river alongside a lengthy winding boardwalk, and eventually opens up into a crystal blue swimming hole. We parked the kayak on the bank and swam for an extended period of time. Granted I look quite docile in this picture, just minutes before, I joined a mass of middle school boys and jumped off of a wooden platform that hovered directly over the head spring.
After our time at Blue, we decided we would continue on down to Ginnie Springs. We paddled onward and docked our kayak at the first spring, so we could walk to the others, jumping in with a mask for a swim at each stop.
After Ginnie we made our way back upstream to the cabin, with the sun setting in our rear view. Paddling upstream gave us quite the arm workout to finish off this peaceful spring hopping day.
Opting to take a timeout and stop at every spring we came across allowed us to truly experience the unique atmosphere and geography. Both the temperature of the waters (around 70 degrees) and the individualized beauty of each spring made swimming truly breathtaking. Going for a swim with a mask to visibly see the caves at each spring head allowed us to truly reflect on just how many millions of gallons of water are being pumped out of the earth constantly.
Reentering Civilization
Not surprisingly, when it came time for our midweek departure, It was hard to leave the confines of the cabin to return to civilization. To bridge the gap, we decided to make a pit stop at High Springs Coffee Company on our way out of town. This quaint coffee shop in the heart of the single-street downtown of High Springs fueled us with ice cold coffee, and veggie patch wraps (without cheese). Since we had already been rolling everything into a burrito for three days straight, this meal felt both comforting and fresh.
Looking back at our wilderness retreat, did I do any writing even though I brought an entire tote bag of journals with me? No. Not a single word. Did I do a trail run as I had hoped? Nope. Took a leisurely walk down to the spring with coffee in hand instead and picked up rocks. While part of me was drawn to the idea of a trail run, I used this time in the woods to simply allow my body to rest just as much as my mind and focus on the company of the one I was with and the wonder of our natural environment.
Trust me when I say that allowing several days to escape and simply exist and be present in the moment is far more valuable than crossing something off of your never-ending to do list. Chances are, you'll come away recharged and ready for whatever awaits you once you reenter civilization.


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Ego PSSG Editor
A downloadable tool for Windows
- .NET Framework 4.6.2
- DDS Image/File Editor (with DX10 support)
- Extract everything from the zip file.
- Open Ego PSSG Editor.exe.
- Enjoy! :)
Editor Information
This tool will allow you to open and edit PSSG files for the EGO engine games.Features:
- Create from Scratch -- Build new PSSG files starting from zero.
- Edit Anything -- Now edit just about every part of the PSSG you please.
- Textures -- Special sections concentrated to help you edit PSSG textures.
- Preview -- Lets you see any texture/cubemap from the PSSG before you have to export.
- DDS Conversion -- Complete dds conversion that lets you change many things such as format, resolution, and mip maps.
- Open With -- Allows you to choose "Open With" and select this program to open PSSG.
After turning on the program simply click File -> Open and select a PSSG to edit.Editing Textures:
- In the Textures tab select a texture from the list.
- Press Export to save the section as a new file to edit with another editor such as Photoshop.
- OR Replacement Step 1 and 2: In the Textures tab press Export All Textures. A folder will be made with all texture files in the same directory as the pssg.
- When finished editing dds file, if the texelFormat (see "Looking Up Texture Info") is u8 use save option 8 L 8 bpp | Luminance, and if it is ui8x4 use option 18.104.22.168 ARGB 32 bpp | unsigned.
- After editing press Import and select your modified file.
- Click File -> Save to save your new PSSG.
- In the Textures tab select a texture from the list.
- Now switch to the All Sections tab.
- You will see a bunch of info for the texture selected in the Textures tab.
- Important info to look at: width, height, format, mipmaps
- Switch back to the Textures tab to continue editing the texture.
- In the Textures tab select a texture from the list for your new texture to be based on.
- Press Add so that a new window pops up.
- Type in a new name for your texture, make sure it is unique and press OK.
- A new texture will be added and can be seen at the end of the list.
- Click File -> Save to save your new PSSG.
- In the data grid view select a the row of the attribute that you would like to delete by pressing on the row header to its right.
- Now just press the Remove button on the bottom. If no row is selected then a Node/Node Info will be removed instead.
- Type in a new name for your texture, make sure it is unique and press OK.
If you get errors try one of the following:
- Make sure the folder that you put the files in is not readonly.
- Run the exe as an administrator or give it administrator rights.
- Put the files in a folder on the desktop.
- Create an issue here.
- Added support for DX10 BC1-3 textures
- Fixed srgb textures being exported with the wrong settings
- Updated texture preview UI to conveniently show texture info
- Rewrote UI from scratch in WPF
- Added preview for u8 textures
- Added support for BC7 textures
- Dropped support for cube maps
- Ability to open really large pssg files (64 bit Windows)
- When (de)compressing files, a temp file is used first
- Ability to sort textures by name
- Byte data always represented by 2 chars, capitalized
- Now properly closes the save stream
- Fix for saving as xml that has an attribute starting with the number 2
- Attempts to delete any temp files that are created
- Support for Gimp 2.8 DDS Plugin
- Added two texeltypes for Dirt Rally
- Fixed bug when copying nodes
- Support for Compressed PSSG
- Support for Xml PSSG
- Support for Dirt Game
- Changed up User Interface
- New Version Numbering
- Use EgoEngineLibrary
2.0.2012.0919 (2.0.1)
- Fixed Occasional Save Error
- Small UI Improvements
- Cleaned Up Code/Reduced file size
- Added support for Textures with texelFormats "ui8x4" and "u8"
- Hogs less resources when browsing textures
- Improved All Sections Tab: Add/Remove, Import/Export, and Edit anything
- New Section: PSSG Backend
- New Feature: Create PSSGs from scratch
- Fixed a bug causing the game to crash when editing textures
- Rewrote most of the program based on Miek's PSSG base class
- Removed support for most PSSGs modded by previous editor versions
- Rewrote the DDS class for better conversions between textures and DDS files
- New Feature: Export/Import Cubemaps, Remove Textures, Import All Textures
- Improved UI, image preview
- Fixed Bug that caused some PSSG files to be unopenable
- Added support for Dirt 3
- Fixed error from having 0 mip maps
- Fixed pssg size updater
- NOTE: This is a quick release with minimal testing, may need more work
- Greatly Improved Speed
- New Feature: Add Texture
- Texture Resolution changes are done correctly
- Minor UI Changes
- Fixed Bug where you could only edit the first pssg that you open
- Improved Automatic Selection
- Fixed Export All Textures function
- Automatically Selects a Section based on Selected Texture
- Redesigned UI For Easier Texture Editing
- Added Export All Textures function
- Fixed Open With function
- Added Preview Area for TEXTURE sections
- Import any section, not just TEXTURES (For the Advanced)
- Made it faster for you to work with the program
- Added support for ALL PSSG FILES
- Redesigned Everything
- Added support for more pssg files (interior, RainBeads_textures, sky)
- Changed the way I do versions
- Fixed Major Bug that would destroy pssg files when importing new files
- Added support for games Grid and Dirt 2
- First Release
- Ryder25 - For creating the program. (modding(at)ryder25(dot)com)
- luh-koala - For creating icon and other graphics
- famfamfam.com - For the "silk" menu icons.
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Channel the vibes of Old World Europe in your home with this traditional nightstand. This piece embraces elegant design with its distressed finish, decorative motif, and antique pewter hardware on each drawer.The top drawer features a felt lining, while the bottom is cedar lined. Extra features include a live USB port, three electrical outlets, a light underneath, and a cord clip to bring the rustic charm you love into the 21st Century.
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Rooted in traditional European design, the Auberose bedroom, dining, office, and entertainment collection evokes the romance and rustic warmth of the Italian Renaissance. Dramatic shaping takes form in cabriole legs, cupid's bow tops, and decorative splats and fretwork, while pronounced moldings bring texture and dimension to each piece. The collection showcases three artisan finishes that are lightly distressed to instill each item with a rustic quality reminiscent of the Tuscan countryside, all designed to be mixed and matched for an artfully curated appearance. Though it references timeless European style, features like built-in outlets, USB ports, and adjustable shelves give Auberose modern relevance for an Old World look that's updated for today's homes and needs.
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How to get Tezos¶
In this How To we explain how to get up-to-date binaries to run Tezos for each network. You can either use the docker images, which is easier, or build from sources.
Docker images¶
The recommended way for running an up-to-date Tezos node is to use the
docker images that are automatically generated from the GitLab
repository and published on DockerHub.
The script
tezos-docker-manager.sh (formally known as
is provided to help download the right image for each network and run a simple node.
Its only requirement is a working installation of Docker and docker compose on a machine with
architecture x86_64.
Although we only officially support Linux, the script has been tested
with success in the past on windows/mac/linux.
The same script can be used to run Mainnet, Carthagenet or Zeronet, it suffices to rename it as it downloads a different image based on its name. For example, to run Carthagenet test network with the latest release:
wget -O carthagenet.sh https://gitlab.com/tezos/tezos/raw/latest-release/scripts/tezos-docker-manager.sh
chmod +x carthagenet.sh
Alternatively, to run Mainnet:
wget -O mainnet.sh https://gitlab.com/tezos/tezos/raw/latest-release/scripts/tezos-docker-manager.sh
chmod +x mainnet.sh
In the following we assume you are running Carthagenet test network. You are now one step away from a working node:
./carthagenet.sh start
This will download the right docker image for your chosen network, launch 3 docker containers running the node, the baker and the endorser. Keep in mind that when a tezos node is launched, it needs to connect to new peers and synchronize the chain. This can be lengthy on the first launch considering the chain takes up several gigabytes of data. See how to use Tezos for more details.
Every call to
carthagenet.sh will check for updates of the node and
will fail if your node is not up-to-date. For updating the node, simply
./carthagenet.sh restart
If you prefer to temporarily disable automatic updates, you just have to set an environment variable:
export TEZOS_ALPHANET_DO_NOT_PULL=yes
./carthagenet.sh --help for more information about the
script. In particular see
./carthagenet.sh client --help or the
online manual for more information about
the client. Every command to the
tezos-client can be equivalently
executed using
./carthagenet.sh client. Similarly,
can be executed using
./carthagenet.sh admin-client.
Build from sources¶
TL;DR: Typically you want to do:
sudo apt install -y rsync git m4 build-essential patch unzip bubblewrap wget pkg-config libgmp-dev libev-dev libhidapi-dev libffi-dev which
wget https://github.com/ocaml/opam/releases/download/2.0.3/opam-2.0.3-x86_64-linux
sudo cp opam-2.0.3-x86_64-linux /usr/local/bin/opam
sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/opam
git clone https://gitlab.com/tezos/tezos.git
cd tezos
git checkout latest-release
opam init --bare
make build-deps
eval $(opam env)
export PATH=~/tezos:$PATH
source ./src/bin_client/bash-completion.sh
export TEZOS_CLIENT_UNSAFE_DISABLE_DISCLAIMER=Y
For development, numerous shell scripts also rely on jq:
sudo apt install -y jq
Currently Tezos is being developed for Linux x86_64, mostly for Debian/Ubuntu and Archlinux.
The following OSes are reported to work:
Linux/armv7h (32 bits) (Raspberry Pi3, etc.)
Linux/aarch64 (64 bits) (Raspberry Pi3, etc.)
A Windows port is feasible and might be developed in the future.
bubblewrap is not available in your distribution you can also
skip it and init opam with
Get the sources¶
Tezos git repository is hosted at GitLab. All development happens here. Do not use our GitHub mirror which we don't use anymore and only mirrors what happens on GitLab.
Checkout the
latest-release branch to use the latest release.
Alternatively, you can checkout a specific version from its tag.
Install OPAM¶
To compile Tezos, you need the OPAM package manager, version 2.0. For other versions check the release page. The build script will take care of setting-up OPAM, download the right version of the OCaml compiler, and so on.
opam init --bare to avoid compiling the OCaml compiler now: it
will be done in the next step.
Install Tezos dependencies with OPAM¶
Install the OCaml compiler and the libraries which Tezos depends on:
make build-deps
Alternatively, if you want to be able to install extra packages (development packages such as merlin), you may use the following command instead:
make build-dev-deps
This command creates a local opam switch
_opam where the right
version of OCaml is compiled and installed (this takes a while but
it's only done once).
After OCaml it will start with Tezos dependencies, OPAM is able to handle correctly the OCaml libraries but it is not always able to handle all external C libraries we depend on. On most system, it is able to suggest a call to the system package manager but it currently does not handle version check.
Once the dependencies are done we can update opam's environment to refer to the new switch and compile the project:
eval $(opam env)
Lastly you can also add Tezos binaries to your
PATH variable,
activate bash autocompletion and after reading the Disclaimer a few
hundred times you are allowed to disable it with


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The water chalet overlooks the blue seas.
For those who love to sun tan, spend a few hours here.
Do not expect much for accommodation below RM100.
Electricity is usually turned on in the evening around 5pm and by around 10am after the morning arrivals have filled up their oxygen tanks, it is turned off.
The source of power is by fuel generators.
There were air conditioned rooms, but what good is it when there is no electricity and the night is windy cold.
I would not waddle in the water here as you all know, the bathrooms have a direct hole down to the water. Not much sanitation.
The beds are basic and made of wood.
Do not worry as it is very cold at night with the sea breeze.
As the hot day passes, time for a laze.
The mess hall is large and serves, surprisingly, very good food.
Just unwind and take in the blue.
I must say, if you can tough it out, this is sure is an economical way to see the beautiful sea.


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Practices for the Suburban Stronghold
Nearly everyone I know – including my wife and I – wrestle with the busyness, noise, and the complexity of modern life. The rush and racket feel relentless and overwhelming at times. Many of us are just plain exhausted.
Jesus invites us into "life to the full", but full calendars and full shopping carts can't possibly be what he means. Especially when it can feel so empty.
We need to find another Way.
And so this fall, we're going to learn how to recover our lives through three spiritual practices: Centering Prayer, Sabbath, and Simplicity. These historic disciplines have been around for generations, and yet nothing could be more timely for our overly-connected, overly-busy, frazzled culture…
In SEPTEMBER, we will explore the practice of Silence and Centering Prayer.
"Silence is God's first language; everything else is a poor translation. In order to hear that language, we must learn to be still and to rest in God." (Thomas Keating)
The noise of our lives is deafening. We sincerely want to hear from God, but quickly find that God rarely speaks in the wind, earthquake, and fire of our stereos, strip-malls, and twitter feeds. Instead, our Maker is gently whispering. (1 Kings 19). And we're missing it.
But thankfully, God keeps whispering and is gloriously patient with those who can be hard of hearing…which is all of us! Grace, grace, grace.
So let's learn how to listen. Really listen.
During the month of September we will discover why silence is so central to the life of a Christ-follower, and learn a handful of tangible tools that help us practice it. Phileena Heuertz and few wise guides will walk with our community to teach and invite us into this life-giving practice of silence and centering prayer. Please join us.
And may this fall begin the next era of your walk with the Loving God. From busyness to groundedness. From anxiety to peace. From burning out on religion to learning the unforced rhythms of Grace…


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But the teams from Spain and Hong Kong will undoubtedly feel that they are in with a chance too, since you do not take part in this international regatta just to make up the numbers. And, whilst the sixth participating nation, The Netherlands, has never won the Rolex Commodores' Cup, the Dutch would happily point to their success in the Admiral's Cup in 1999 together with second overall at this event in 1998 and 2002 as proof that they will be no pushover when the event starts on 29 June.
The Hong Kong and Spanish challenges are one-team affairs. Both countries have been to the event before and whilst Hong Kong participated once in 1992, the Spanish have put together two previous assaults on this three-boat team challenge in 1998 (sixth out of nine) and 2002 (seventh out of 11).
Spanish team manager, Alvaro BASTERRA, took part in the 1998 event and recalls that although the team put in some very good performances in the strong winds towards the end of the competition, a slow start in the light conditions early on cost them dearly in the eventual overall standings. For this event, the team is entirely from the Bilbao region of northern Spain; the three boats and owners are:
Class 1 - Maitena - Corel 45 - D. Mikel EMALDI
Class 2 - Zazpiki L.R. - IMX 41 - D. Juan Ignacio GOMEZA
Class 3 - Uso Zuria - First 40.7 - D. Francisco ALDECOA
According to BASTERRA, the Spanish team is looking forward to returning to competition in The Solent after an extended absence, "It's always a pleasure sailing in the UK, and it's a long time now since our last regatta there. We understand The Solent is one of the cradles of sailing, and we love it. Our aim is to achieve a better result than the sixth we got in the 1998 edition. And, of course, to get a medal in each class!" Rumour has it that Pachi Rivero (one half of Mutua Madrileña in the Barcelona World Race) may be on the team.
Great Britain - overall winners in 1996 and in 2004 - has revised its traditional selection process for the composition of its four-pronged challenge. Following the almost successful Irish model of 2006, two teams were pre-selected without the need for trials. The most experienced of these comprises three Cup stalwarts - John SHEPHERD with the Ker 46 Fair Do's VII (Class 1) competed in 2000, 2004 & 2006; Jerry OTTER with the Ker 39 Erivale (Class 2) was an overall winner in 2004, and the former RORC Commodore, Peter RUTTER with his brand new Corby 39 Quokka (Class 3), took part in 2000 and 2004.
The second declared team from the British stable is slated as representing the north of the country - Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Northwest of England. The runners and riders are:
Class 1 - Novus Arca - Beneteau First 50 - Kelly/Brammall (Scotland)
Class 2 - Sail4Cancer - Corby 37 - Nigel Biggs (NW England)
Class 3 - Exaltation - X35 - David McFarlane (N. Ireland)
The team is headed by Hamish Mackay, Vice-Chairman RYA Scotland (RYAS), who at the time of its launch said: "It is RYAS' view that this is the most competitive team [we have] put forward in a number of years. On all boats there are a number of people who have participated in the Rolex Commodores' Cup before and recognise it as the pinnacle of IRC racing in the UK...all teams are relishing the opportunity of participating in what is looking like it will be the best ever attended Rolex Commodores' Cup."
The six yachts required to make up the remaining two British teams have been selected, but the exact composition of the teams will be determined after the IRC Nationals in mid -June, as explained by Iain Macdonald-Smith, chairman of the RYA's Rolex Commodores' Cup Selection Committee: "We have nominated four events, including the RORC De Guingand Bowl offshore event, so that we can go on evaluating, coaching and training and generally work towards raising the performance of all our teams for the Rolex Commodores' Cup. This process will culminate at the RORC IRC Nationals. With the French and Irish also expected at the IRC Nationals, we will be able to get a much better handle on the strength of the opposition and we will all be trying to win the Nationals to get the upper hand going into the main event a fortnight later."
The Irish, who appeared to be dominating the 2006 event until everything unwound in the final offshore race of the series, came out of the starting blocks early for this year's event announcing two strong looking teams. Based broadly on combinations that came close last time around, the interesting twist for 2008 is that Ireland Green is made up of entirely Mills designed yachts and Ireland White, Ker designs:
Ireland White
Class 1 - Antix Eile - Ker 39 - Anthony O'LEARY
Class 2 - Jump Juice - Ker 37 - Conor and Denise PHELAN
Class 3 - Voodoo Chile - Ker 32 - Eamon CROSBIE
Ireland Green
Class 1 - Tiamat - Mills 43 - Tim COSTELLO
Class 2 - Blondie 1V - Mills 40 (King 40) - Eamon ROHAN
Class 3 - No Naked Flames - Mills 37 (Slim 37) - Andrew ALLEN
Antix Eile is Colm BARRINGTON's Silk Glove and has been chartered for the event, whilst Jump Juice is a modified version of the yacht that competed in 2006. Voodoo Chile is a 2006 build, also recently modified. The Mills-designed yachts are all new to the event.
The French - winners in 2002 and 2006 - have some way to go in their selection process with 24 yachts vying for a potential 12 places spread over four teams. The French selectors are playing their cards close to their chests and are giving nothing away in advance of the final determinations. However, a quick look at the list of participating owners reveals some telltale signs that the eventual teams will be filled with experience and talent. Two-time winner and perennial competitor Géry TRENTESAUX is campaigning for a Class 1 slot, as are previous participants Alain FOULQUIER (2006), Gonzague DUBOIS (2004), Jean-Claude NICOLEAU (2004 and 2006) and Jacques PELLETIER (2004 and 2006). Stephane NÉVÈ and Cyrille LEGLOAHAC, winners alongside Trentesaux in 2006, are also in the trials although this time both are campaigning for a Class 2 berth.
The Dutch have put forward three teams comprising:
Team 1
Class 1 - Holmatro ING - Swan 42
Class 2 - Roark - Grand Soleil 43
Class 3 - Rossetta from the Rocks - Dehler 36
Team 2
Class 1 - Daikin Airco - Ker 11.3
Class 2 - Weega - IMX40
Class 3 - XX - Dehler 34
Team 3
Class 1 - Checkmate - Swan 45
Class 2 - Connect Lesonal - Sinergia 40
Class 3 - Slainte - Salona 37
More details are awaited from the Dutch, but some of the boat names and owners are familiar combinations having competed at previous Rolex Commodores' Cups - Peter DE RIDDER and Checkmate in 2004; Frans VAN DER HEIJDEN and Daikin Airco along with Kees KAN and Roark in 2006; and, of course, the Holmatro team.
The Rolex Commodores' Cup will be held off Cowes, Isle of Wight, from 29 June to 6 July 2008. Entries, which must be made by Member National Authorities, close on Monday 26 May.
Further information about the Rolex Commodores' Cup may be found at: www.rorc.org.
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Inspired by my InSight Words, a friend and colleague asked me to give a webinar about so-called 'sight' words for the Upper Midwest Branch of the IDA, on February 23rd. Register online even if you can't make it live, because you'll get a notice linking you to the archived version to watch at your leisure. There are 500 spots available; nearly 200 have been taken in the first day of registration, so don't delay. You know you want to.
If you don't yet have the first volume of my InSight Words, you might want to consider amending that situation. The second volume is still in production, and this still available at a discount. I'm late, as per usual, because taxes and work and research and laundry. Everything always takes longer than you think it will.
Maybe that's the best InSight I'll offer you, but I don't think so. Join me on February 23rd to find out.


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The veteran soul singer urged the audience to "board the soul train" as she and her band, who are also known for backing Amy Winehouse on her 'Back To Black' album, ran through several dance-inducing tunes.
Jones, whose guitarist introduced her as "110 pounds of soul", illustrated several dance moves for the crowd, including the funky chicken, the boogaloo and the mashed potato.
"This tune reminds me of Tina Turner so I'm gonna strut these little legs I've got," she said before launching into 'How Do I Let A Good Man Down'. Later in the evening, the band cranked out a funked-up cover of Janet Jackson's hit 'What Have You Done For Me Lately?'
The audience danced throughout the band's 75-minute set, which took place on a stage surrounded by pine trees in a mountain setting.
The band concluded their set with crowd-pleaser '100 Days, 100 Nights' before saying goodnight. Earlier in the evening, musical art-circus troupe The Mutaytor led by Oingo Boingo bassist John Avila warmed up the crowd with fire performers, hoop and belly dancers fueled by their bombastic tribal rhythms.
Stay tuned to NME.COM for festival updates throughout the weekend.
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I'm currently dealing with some issues regarding my father and haven't been anywhere near the blog.
I apologize for my absence here (and on blogs that I frequent) but know that
things are alright and that I will return as quickly as possible.
Thanks for your continued visits and your patience.
For now, I shall remain MIA . . .


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→ May 2006 Contents → Column
Keeping The Promise
May 2006
A friend of ours asked recently whether it would be acceptable to create a composite picture from two separate shots taken at a rally. Neither shot completely captured the tension between demonstrators and police. He argued that a composite image would best reflect the tension at the scene, and wondered whether it would be right to use the composite on the grounds that it conveyed the scene more truthfully than either image separately.
Our answer is no -- not if you are a professional photojournalist.
We rest our argument on two moral concepts that are central to photojournalism: promise-keeping and truth-telling.
Promise-keeping is a form of the moral duty of fidelity. The professional photojournalist has a covenant with the audience. The unwritten agreement arises out of an audience member's need to monitor his or her environment in order to make reasonable decisions.
Because we cannot be in all places at all times, we trust others to watch out for our interests and occasionally to act on our behalf. Police officers monitor traffic and ticket speeders, jurors listen to testimony and determine suspects' guilt or innocence, and journalists monitor newsworthy events around the globe, serving as our eyes and ears.
Part of the journalist's covenant with the audience is the expectation that he or she will witness and record events objectively and accurately.
The second, related moral concept is truth-telling. Philosophers have developed many theories of truth. While they disagree on an exact definition, they agree that most of us, as non-philosophers, subscribe to the correspondence theory of truth, one of the oldest in Western thought. This theory says that something is truthful if it corresponds to facts or reality. Under this theory, for instance, the audience can assume that someone who saw a news photograph of city hall could reasonably expect to identify the building if he or she drove by it.
In addition, the audience understands how a camera works and assumes that the news photograph accurately represents the scene that the photographer witnessed when tripping the shutter. Most people know that the mechanics of photography make the literal correspondence between an event and its photographic representation impossible. However, the audience assumes that the photojournalist acts in good faith to capture a satisfactory rendering of the most important or salient aspects of the scene.
Knowing these assumptions on the part of the audience gives us some idea of how much leeway the photojournalist has when crafting photographs to be published as news.
The covenant with the audience requires that the photojournalist offer the audience the closest depiction possible of the reality he or she witnessed at the time the image was captured.
Deviations from the recorded scene raise questions about the truthfulness of the photograph and the intention of the photojournalist. Some alterations are acceptable. Photos that are too dark might be lightened, for example, and photos containing unnecessary elements may be cropped. But rearranging elements within the picture or combining two shots into a composite betrays the audience's expectations.
The covenant between the photojournalist and the audience has become clearer over time, as certain practices have become entrenched and certain conventions have emerged. The covenant grows stronger each time someone is reprimanded or loses a job for fabricating or materially altering a news photograph.
So, unless a photojournalist discloses the manipulations used to create a composite photo, he or she may be accused of intentionally trying to deceive the audience – and of breaking a promise.
© Erik Ugland and Karen Slattery
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The general consensus on this set seems to be rather lukewarm in its offerings. And I'm thinking the current sale price is a reflection of that sentiment. Amazon is offering 75184 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar for 26% off, just $29.42 as of this writing. I'm thinking not having a unique holiday-themed minifig has something to do with it. Throwing a Santa hat onto BB-8 just screams laziness. No unique minifigs = less incentive to buy = stock that isn't moving = sales prices. Who knows, maybe the set will see another discount before long.
If you don't feel like buying one, and I wouldn't blame you if you didn't, but still want to live vicariously through someone else and their daily disappointment, FBTB will once again spamming the front page starting December 1 until we go through all 24 models.
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University of Alabama
Mike Perko, chair and associate professor of health sciences in the University of Alabama College of Human Environmental Sciences, was named Health Educator of the Year by the American Association for Health Education for outstanding achievement in the field of health education.
In 2004, Perko was named chairman of the department of health science, which is ranked seventh in the nation. He was appointed executive committee member to create the first professional position for UA director of health promotion and wellness, and served as chairman for that position�s national search.
Perko, whose research areas include worksite health promotion and the use of sports performance enhancers by young athletes, has authored two books, one book chapter, 30 peer-reviewed publications, 90 refereed presentations and presented multiple keynote and distinguished lectures.
He received his bachelor�s and master�s degrees from East Stroudsburg University in Pennsylvania in physical education and health, and community health education, respectively, and earned his doctorate from UA.
Two third-year students at the School of Law were honored this week by national legal associations for contributing to the advancement of women in the legal profession and demonstrating excellence in clinical fieldwork. Katharyn I. Christian of Montgomery Village, Md., received the National Association of Women Lawyers� Outstanding Student Award for commitment to improving women�s lives through public service in the law.
Christian will be the 2008-10 Pro Bono Fellow at Hunton & Williams LLP in Richmond, Va., after she graduates in May. She will provide domestic-violence and family-law services to low-income individuals and other underserved populations.
Kelly E. Forehand of Alexander City received the Clinical Legal Education Association�s Outstanding Clinical Student Award for excellence in clinical fieldwork and exceptional participation in an accompanying clinical seminar.
Forehand, who will also graduate in May, will relocate to Montgomery, to pursue opportunities in government and family law.
Both Christian and Forehand served two semesters in UA Law�s Domestic Violence Law Clinic where they distinguished themselves by exemplifying both diligence and creative legal talent.
The UA chapter of Order of Omega, a national honorary for Greeks, recently announced the honors at their annual banquet at NorthRiver Yacht Club in Tuscaloosa:
Outstanding Freshman awards went to Freshman Paul Atchison of Montgomery, Kappa Sigma; Allison Pace of Madison, Miss., Chi Omega; Regan Stevens of Birmingham, Alpha Chi Omega; and Emily Sharp-Kellar of Springfield, Tenn., Alpha Delta Pi.
Outstanding Sophomore to Catherine Emens of Tuscaloosa, Pi Beta Phi; Nick Blanchard of Mobile, Phi Delta Theta; Mary Cypress Howell of Oxford, Miss.; Chi Omega and Addie Mancuso of Birmingham, Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Outstanding Junior to Alexa Stabler of Orange Beach, Phi Mu; Erin Cornelius of Mount Olive, Alpha Omicron Pi; Patty Ann Green of Columbus, Miss., Delta Zeta; and Collier Broadaway of Tuscaloosa, Kappa Delta.
Outstanding Greek Women to Emily Crawford of Birmingham, Pi Beta Phi; and Julia James of Opelika, Delta Zeta, and Outstanding Greek Man to Nathan Clark of Eufaula, Kappa Sigma.
Outstanding Fraternity President to Scott Lucas of Dothan, Beta Theta Pi, and Outstanding Sorority President to Natalie Costa of Boyne City, Mich., Pi Beta Phi. Outstanding F
Outstanding Fraternity went to Alpha Tau Omega and Outstanding Sorority went to Chi Omega
Outstanding Sorority Adviser to Jennifer Luker of Birmingham, Gamma Phi Beta; Rusty Quarles Outstanding Fraternity Adviser to Roy Gregg of Tuscaloosa, Lambda Chi Alpha and Greek Relations to Zeta Tau Alpha.
Most Improved Sorority went to Gamma Phi Beta and Most Improved Fraternity went to Phi Delta Theta.
The Clara Trawick House Director Award went to Rita Dockery of Tuscaloosa, Sigma Nu/Beta Theta Pi and the Richard B. Funk Award went to Britney Mitchell of Mountain Brook, Alpha Delta Pi.
The University of West Alabama
The University of West Alabama will honor 285 graduates during spring commencement at 10:30 a.m. in the UWA Pruitt Gymnasium on Saturday. A presidential reception open to all graduates and their guests will begin at 8 a.m. in the Bell Conference Center.
Andrew G. Linn Jr. of Tuscaloosa, president and chief executive officer of Southland International Trucks Inc., will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws.
In addition, five longtime professors will be honored for their service: Sylvia Homan will be named emeritus professor of nursing, Alvin Marson emeritus professor of education, Julia E. Massey, emeritus professor of mathematics, James H. Todd emeritus professor of computer information systems and Billy L. Ward emeritus professor of management.
President Richard Holland will also announce the William E. Gilbert Award for Outstanding Teaching, for excellence in classroom instruction, and the Ralph M. Lyon Award, given to the graduating senior with the highest grade point average.
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On Saturday Parker, Megan's oldest son (one of the best buds), turned 3. Ah! Hard to believe.
Happy Birthday Parker (who you can't see b/c he's sitting on the floor opening presents and Auntie Faith was too lazy to get up).
I snapped this shot when I went exploring. There was a large, open area w/ bar-height tables and a great vantage point for game-watching (if you do that sort of thing).
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Ok, so I realize this is a bit anti-climactic...*whaa whaa*
Can I fault natural lighting on a rainy, gloomy day?


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I gave you distance between
her neck
and her navel
to make you recount
the distance
between stars
the only way to travel
even such unfathomable distances
is to slow down
and savor
the journey
You pressed a groove into my heart
the depth of a canyon
so much so,
every woman's name
i speak
returns an echo
of you
I do my crackfiend dance
get on my knees and beg
you got the thunder
you got the thunder
my storm within
a storm
my refuge
from the norm
my haven away from everything decent
in this world
you are chaotic
and nasty as you wanna be
volatile like
skulls and crossbones
deeper than baritones
your love is like
like riding the rapids
like walking a tightrope with no
safety net
like russian roulette
and yet
submissive like
take me if you dare
if you dare
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Mornings like this
i dive into you
fingers probing
your ebony hair
pausing along the sexy winding
curves of your ear
winding the sacred trail
down along your shoulder
As you lie sleeping
I am magellan
You are new country
What other woman would be haunted by
the 'L' in Drake's equation?
How many civilizations
have come and gone
leaving behind nothing more
than cosmic dust & vibrations
to say we were here —
we loved,
we mattered
And when my finger slides gently underneath
the silk strap on your shoulder
and you drop your inhibitions to the floor
like the useless things they are
we will turn on the lights this last time
make love like a supernova
and every living creature
in the universe
will know my name
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