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What is Plantar Fasciitis?The Plantar Fascia is a thick band of connective tissue that stretches from the heel bone to the toes. The goal of the Plantar Fascia is to provide the foot with energy storage and propulsion through elasticity while walking or running, and passive arch support at all times. Plantar Fasciitis is the term that describes the Plantar Fascia becoming inflamed. This is the single most common cause of heel pain. Plantar Fasciitis can also result in mid foot pain on the sole of the foot.
What caused my Plantar Fasciitis?The cause of Plantar Fasciitis is often difficult to pinpoint, as it rarely begins suddenly. Most often, Plantar Fasciitis is associated with impact or running activities, particularly if those activities involve sprinting and/or jumping (and landing on the feet). However, it is also commonly diagnosed in those with flat feet, high arches. This can often lead to pain with prolonged standing, or any activities involving walking, running or jumping. These are all considered traction injuries. Occasionally, the Plantar Fascia may be injured by a direct trauma, resulting in bruising to the area. This is considered a compression injury.
How can you help me with my Plantar Fasciitis?A detailed history, taken by your Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Australia Clinician, of the pain or injury can help to diagnose the injury, while a physical assessment of the foot, ankle, knee and surrounding structures, can determine the specific structure and the best course of action in treating the condition. Treatment will involve a stretching and strengthening program for the appropriate muscles to allow for better support of the Plantar Fascia. Taping may be used initially to provide the foot with support, to reduce the risk of further injury, and provide some relief.
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I think people fall into one of two categories at Thanksgiving – those who love leftovers and those who hate them. I fall into the love category. Although Thanksgiving lends to alot of food in the house, I love the challenge of trying to make something new out of what is left. Many times I enjoy just reheating dinner from Thursday, but it's more fun to fiddle around with the ingredients so that it becomes a dish you would just love to eat at any time of the year. The first recipe is my take on a post thanksgiving day sandwich. I use a nice sliced brioche bread and make a cranberry mayonnaise using leftover cranberry sauce. It's layered up with turkey, pear slices, brie and proscuitto. The brie and proscuitto are leftover from my Thanksgiving cheese platter that I serve accompanied by fruit – including of course some pears. The second dish is Hunter Stew with turkey. This is a french stew that typically uses chicken. Instead, I made a stew of mushrooms using some of the leftover turkey gravy along with chicken stock and then add the cooked turkey at the end. You'll love this dish. If you don't have gravy leftover just add another cup of chicken stock along with 1/2 cup of white wine and increase the amount of flour by another two tablespoons. If you know any leftover haters, these recipes could convert them!
From by the bay wishing you the happiest thanksgiving and fond food memories!
2 slices turkey
2 thin slices pear
Cranberry Mayonnaise
Makes 4 sandwiches
1/4 cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons leftover cranberry sauce
Mix both ingreidents well.
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon garlic, chopped
6 tablespoons shallots, chopped
2 tablespoons rosemary, chopped
12 ounces assorted mushrooms, sliced
1/4 cup flour
1 tablespoon tomato paste
2 cups chicken broth
1 1/2 cups chardonnay herb gravy ( or whatever turkey gravy you have leftover)
1 bay leave
2 springs thyme
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I just bought a blued Smith & Wesson model 14-3 with 6" barrel. The serial# is 3K902XX and the gun was sold as "single action only". I got it thinking that it was just in need of minor repair until I saw a model 14 for sale in Gunlist. That one was advertised as a rare version that was produced in single action only. What gives! Did S & W produce any K frames in single action only. If so, what was the production numbers. Could this be one?


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Everyone has their own ideas about American values, unique to each individual. This country was built upon our founding father's ideas about what America should be. Authors try to collect what they feel are the american values, but actually it is only their opinion or the most common and shared values. I recently read an article by L. Robert Kohls where he wrote about thirteen values that he felt were the main American values. Another article which was by Nina Vir outlined fourteen completely different things. This supports my point of there being no set American values because if there were they would have had the same set of values. In a poem by Claude McKay he described what America was to him. It was in a more abstract way, but one can still tell his values were still different. Everyone has their own American values.
In "Values Americans Live By" by L. Robert Kohls some of his thirteen values were personal control over the environment, change, time and its control, and equality. My values were aligned with his, but they were not all the same. Freedom, equality, and the chance to succeed are some of my values, which are not included in Kohls' article. This supports that due to us not being to the same person we have different values. In contrast Vir in her article, "What Makes America, America: 14 Things the US Does Differently," she had more physical values than characteristics. Higher education, style, slang, hollywood, and music were just a few. Their two differing views on American values proves my argument that American values are specific to each person.
Robert Kohls did try to collect some of the main characteristics of America in his article, "Values Americans Live By." He found some commonalities that Americans shared and did a fantastic job of describing and outlining them. However even though these can be shared values of every American, it doesn't apply to everyone. Each person is unique with their own set of values which is why not everyone shares the values that Kohls describes.
Claude McKay offered his valuable ideas on the american values too in a more informal setting. His view was characteristics of America like L. Robert Kohls' article except they were different once again. The good and bad of America was what McKay focused on was my interpretation. "I love this cultured hell that tests my youth!" (McKay) shows that America can be bad, but he still loves it. I think that America is not perfect and can make people feel lesser, but America also gives people the freedom to peacefully protest and try to become equal. However Kohl's article never mentioned anything about this once again supporting that everyone has their own set of American ideals. His american ideals about the good and the bad were different than mine.
No one is the same, everyone is unique. I read three pieces on the same subject, american values, but I got three different answers. Due to the uniqueness of people, their values will be unique too. Authors can do their best of finding the most common values of everyone, but ultimately they cannot define set American values that every single person in America has. Some values work for some people and a different set works for a different group of people. Everyone has their own unique values.
- Kohls, Robert. "Values Americans Live By." http://www1.cmc.edu/pages/faculty/alee/extra/American_values.html.
- McKay, Claude. "America." https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/america-2.
- Vir, Nina. "What Makes America, America: 14 Things the US Does Differently." 7 July 2014. http://elitedaily.com/life/culture/what-makes-america-america-14-things-the-us-does-differently/654205/.


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Oops! I wanted my goal for this month to be Mr. Yazoo's birthday present, but I haven't even pulled fabric for it yet, so I have nothing to take a picture of. Instead, my goal will be to finish Cosmo's book quilt in time for the beginning of preschool. He's so excited about being in the 4s class this year!
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So, err, when's the birthday? ;o)
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"We have repeatedly expressed concern to government about the rising levels of Islamophobia, anti-Muslim rhetoric and the contributors of these issues. This is a problem for all of Australia," the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils said in a statement on Tuesday.
The report, Mapping Social Cohesion 2019 by Scanlon Foundation Research Institute, was produced by Monash University researchers who used a survey based on 90 questions.
The findings show that Australians have become more concerned about climate change, while their attitudes on immigration and democracy have remained stable over the past 12 months.
The report said that 42% of Muslims who were interviewed by the researchers for the report revealed that they faced discrimination in last 12 months because of their identity.
The report comes in the wake of an Islamophobic attack on a pregnant Muslim lady last week in Sydney who was wearing headscarf. The attack created outrage across the world.
"These results [of the survey] are a concern for us but unfortunately not a surprise," said Rateb Jneid, who is president of the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils Inc (AFIC).
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Jneid said that AFIC will engage with the government on this issue.
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PETALING JAYA, 11 November 2015 – PerbadananPR1MA Malaysia (PR1MA) embarks on an educational partnership with the Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) to explore a vast range of innovative solutions to affordable and sustainable housing through young architects in an inaugural competition, PR1MA-PAM Architectural Ideas Student Competition 2015.
The launching ceremony was led by the Chief Executive Officer of PR1MA, Dato' Abdul Mutalib Alias, witnessed by PAM Chairman for Awards, Competitions and Events Comittee, Ar. Sarizal Yusman Yusof.
Dato' Abdul Mutalib Alias said the partnership between PR1MA and PAM serves as a stage for aspiring young architects to take part in challenging their minds and showcase the ideal solution for future quality affordable housing and design.
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Sarizal said, the institution is very pleased to collaborate with PR1MA through this exciting competition. "The competition provides an opportunity for us to contribute our support towards the national housing agenda carried out by PR1MA in efforts to ensure more middle income earners in Malaysia are able to afford their own house through efficient and innovative structural designs for a sustainable community."
"These are our future leaders. This initative will shape the future landscape of affordable housing for middle income earners in the country. We are excited to be a part of it and looking forward to seeing the results," he added.
Factors affecting the concept of affordability span across a breadth of issues. The competition will be judged by creative architectural exploration that covers innovative technological solution, community and life cycle support, and design efficiency among others.
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Preventing Dementia: Is There Hope for Progress? - Editorials - American Family Physician
May 1, 2011 - Undoubtedly, there is an increasing need to clarify the modifiable risk factors for cognitive impairment. Because the prevalence of dementia doubles every five years, the global burden of dementia will increase significantly—an impact that warrants a more anticipatory approach to ...
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10 Great Bowling Performances
Now let's get a couple of things straight: These are OUR 10 great bowling performances and as such they are massively influenced by our prejudices. Here are things that we like: England, fast bowlers, weird spinners. Bad news for New Zealand's Chris Harris. Good news for Steve Harmison. In truth it means that most, although not all of the 10, feature England, as those are the matches which we have inevitably taken most interest over the years. Often England are on the receiving end. We probably love cricket more than we love England.
Secondly, there's no sort of transparent ratings system. This is always the case with King Cricket - you know that. It's just based on 'feel'. We could grade our 'feel' from one to 100 if you wanted, but frankly we'd be making it up to keep you quiet.
Links to the full 10 will appear below. There's no order to them. It's just 10 Great Bowling Performances.
Steve Harmison v West Indies, 7-12.
Glenn McGrath v England, 5-53.
Andy Caddick v West Indies, four wickets in an over.
Muttiah Muralitharan v England, 16 wickets in a match.
Darren Gough v Australia, hat trick.
Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis v England, a collapse every time.
Matthew Hoggard v New Zealand, 7-63.
Shane Warne v England, 4-31.
Devon Malcolm v South Africa, 9-57.
Curtly Ambrose v Australia, 7-1.
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When I needed something to wear for the Midsummer Night's Dream party at the Playboy Mansion. I knew I wanted something sexy and sophisticated from Affinitas Intimates. The Midsummer Night's Dream is the annual Playboy party where everyone dresses up in their sleep attire.
After hours of trying to decide what to select, I chose 3 pieces of the sexy black Britnie (above) set which consisted of a bustier, babydoll, and hipster panties. I was so excited to try on my sexy lingerie, I ripped open the box when I got home. Everything fit perfectly, and I was ready for the big soiree. I loved the fact that I didn't have to go to different stores to buy what I needed. Affinitas Intimates had everything I wanted and needed for the party.
What I really like about Affinitas Intimates is that they have products that are simple and stylish as well as sophisticated and sexy. And to add, they target women of all sizes, the collection's bras and bustiers span a size range of 30-38 A-D, with all other items sized XS-XL. This makes me happy because it is very difficult to find my bra size. They fit nicely and comfortably and they make me feel so womanly.
Each item is designed by the Affinitas team to be stylish, comfortable, well-fitting and most importantly well-made. Comprised of bras, panties, camisoles, babydolls, chemises, and bustiers at refreshingly affordable prices.
Currently retailing at specialty, boutique and online stores in the U.S. and Canada, bras sell for $23-$35, panties from $8 - $18, camisoles $25-$35, and babydolls, chemises and bustiers for $25-$45.
The collection utilizes high-quality, soft materials sourced from all over the world to provide maximum comfort, such as cotton, microfiber, satin, French embroidered laces and even technologically advanced seamless materials that are stitch free, seam free and label free.
There have been many times when I've ordered products online only to find out that the quality of the product is cheap. But not Affinitas Intimates, when they say they make high quality procuts, they mean it and I wasn't disappointed at all.
Affinitas Intimates has just walked away from the prestigious 3rd annual CILA (Contours International Lingerie Awards) Gala with one of the most coveted titles: 2008, Best Seamless.
The winning set comes from the brand staple "Grace" bra & hipster, composed of seamless, smooth to the touch nylon/spandex available in black, nude, chocolate and a bright, poppy red. Retailing at the amazing price point of $40 for the set, ($12 for the hipster, $28 for the bra), "Grace" is accessible to any consumer looking for that perfect, seamless piece!
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text: PUBLIC USERS in About, News May 17, 2017 219 Words SNAPCHAT LAWSUITS SEEK TO PROVE THAT SILICON VALLEY IS BUILT ON LIES Snap Inc. Hit With Securities Class Action Alleging Inflated Growth Gene Maddaus VarietyMay 16, 2017 A law firm filed a securities class action suit on Tuesday against Snap Inc., alleging the company made false and misleading statements about its user growth.Pomerantz LLP, which specializes in such cases, is seeking to represent shareholders in the company which went public just two months ago.The suit notes that Snap's stock price plunged $4.93, or 21.45%, after its first quarterly report last week showed disappointing user growth. The suit also cites the claims of Anthony Pompliano, a former growth lead for Snapchat, who has filed his own lawsuit alleging that the company was using inflated metrics during his brief tenure there in 2015.A Snap Inc. spokesman issued this response: "Lawsuits like this are not uncommon and we are focused on growing our business."Snap has rebounded somewhat since its precipitous drop after last week's report. The stock closed the day on Tuesday at $20.78, up $2.73 a share from its low last Thursday.The Pomerantz law firm filed a similar suit last year against Twitter, alleging that the company had likewise made misleading statements about its user metrics. That case was subsequently consolidated with a similar case and the firm of Motley Rice was named lead counsel for the plaintiffs. Twitter recently filed a motion to dismiss. Share the news:TwitterTumblrLinkedInRedditPrintEmailFacebookPinterestPocket Related TaggedSNAPCHAT LAWSUITS SEEK TO PROVE THAT SILICON VALLEY IS BUILT ON LIES


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Northway Animal Emergency Clinic Receives Certification as Level II Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Facility. The Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (VECCS) is now offering a certification program to veterinary facilities that provide emergency and critical patient care. The purpose of this certification is to recognize those hospitals that meet and exceed the minimum […]Read More


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What is the FAFSA
The FAFSA is a free online application for financial aid eligibility for college. It's used by schools to put together your federal student aid package. This package can include grants for college, work-study, federal student loans, and even state and school financial aid.
Ready to conquer the FAFSA?
Don't let anything get in the way of you and your share of $150 billion in financial aid, including scholarships, grants, and federal student loans.
Where and how to apply for federal student aid—the beginner's guide
Once you're ready to begin the FAFSA, keep these tips in mind:
- Begin your FAFSA process by creating a FSA ID at FAFSA.gov. It's your personal code for submitting the FAFSA when you're ready. Your FSA ID will give you access to FSA online systems and can serve as your legal signature.
- Submit your FAFSA as soon as possible. Federal student aid applications can be submitted starting October 1 at FAFSA.gov. Federal financial aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, so know your deadlines and apply as early as you can to maximize your financial aid.
- Think local. College and state financial aid deadlines vary by state. Check your state's financial aid deadlines.
- Apply for the FAFSA annually. You need to fill out the FAFSA each year that you are—or plan to be—a student. The FAFSA is used by schools to put together your financial aid package for one year of college.


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About six months ago I bought myself a little Samsung netbook and it has a webcam built in. I've never had a webcam before. So every time I was on the netbook I'd take some snaps of myself. And here they are. Not all very flattering.
The music is the theme from Midnight Cowboy.


text: News News 37 Years Later and Still Swimming On 6th July, Oliver and friends completed a relay channel swim raising money for Royal Papworth Hospital Charity, Freedom from Torture and Alexa Trust. In 1981, Oliver, his brother and four friends alongside Oliver's father as team coach swam the channel. They completed the relay swim of 44km in 9 hours and 38 minutes. Now, 37 years later, Oliver and a group of friends decided to take up the same challenge. Oliver explains: I was 15 when I swam the channel in 1981 and will be 52 when we swim next year, so perhaps that 37 year gap is also some kind of record! 13 hours 39 minutes 38 seconds later, the team completed the relay channel swim. They have so far raised over £200 for Royal Papworth Hospital Charity. Looking happy at 4:30am before the swim began. Oliver was the first in as he was the tallest. From left to right: Darren, Hilary, Ele, Oliver, Sophie and Martin. Both Ele and Martin had effectively learnt to swim in the last 2 years just for the relay! Oliver feeling the effects of the sea. If you would like to find out more about Oliver's swim or donate please click here


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Maybe the real question should be: Why haven't more reality show participants killed themselves?
With this week's apparent suicide by hanging of Russell Armstrong, the 47-year-old estranged spouse of one of Bravo's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the death toll from reality TV increases by one. There have been other suicides, plus several admitted attempts by reality show "stars." And then there are all the stories of people whose lives have been dented, damaged and distorted by appearing on reality TV.
Every time someone chooses suicide to escape the media scrutiny they either didn't expect or couldn't handle, a brief period of self-reflection follows about what this type of programming does to its viewers and its participants. That's going on now, with the nighttime cable talk and infotainment shows gathering the usual suspects - shrinks, lawyers, reality show alums - to make shallow pronouncements about how the medium has gone too far. But stay tuned for Dance Moms, Hoarders and Teen Moms.
Armstrong, found dead August 15, was to be at the center of this season's RHOBH, which was scheduled to return to Bravo with new episodes September 5 (the network hasn't announced yet if the show will be re-edited, postponed or even canceled). In a preview sent to TV critics earlier this summer, Armstrong's wife, Taylor, is shown shopping for lingerie and talking about going to couples therapy.
In the first season of the show, Russell was barely seen, but a plotline developed about the Armstrongs' faltering marriage and financial problems, including bankruptcy and foreclosure. On the show, however, they occupied a mansion, rode in limos, took lavish trips and threw a $60,000 birthday party for their 5-year-old daughter.
The Housewives franchise, Bravo's most successful spate of programming, is especially cruel to its housewives and their families, particularly the "villains." Someone in each cast is pegged as the nasty one, either through editing or subtle scripting (what reality TV insiders call "cooking" the interaction among cast members). In the short-lived Real Housewives of D.C., it was the tart-tongued Cat Ommanney, whose marriage crumbled just after that series ended. In the Orange County cast, it was former Playboy Playmate Jeanna Keogh, who told an interviewer this week, in reaction to the news about Armstrong, that she left the show because she felt she was being portrayed badly. She went right onto another reality show, Thintervention.
Danielle Staub, a former Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member, said she considered ending her life after appearing on the first season of her show. "I was very close to taking my own life -- not just on one occasion -- it's been several times," Staub told Entertainment Tonight.
Staub, a mother of two daughters, was depicted as the scheming slut among the New Jersey "housewives." A former stripper with a background of consorting with drug dealers and other underworld figures, Staub, currently appearing on another reality show, Famous Food on VH1, said she felt alone and attacked after RHONJ aired.
"I don't have words to describe how alone you feel," she said on ET. "And everybody's coming at you, and judging you, and they don't even know you." She stayed alive for her kids' sakes, she said. She also contacted another reality TV star, Dr. Drew Pinsky, for counseling and appeared on his Dr. Drew show on HLN this week. "It's really hard to talk to people who are not in our genre about what really goes on when the lights go down. ... I'm just saying it's hard to explain to people who aren't doing this for a living," said Staub.
It's the "doing it for a living" that seems to bring disaster to so many reality show cast members. Sugar Kiper, now a graduate of Celebrity Rehab 5 with Dr. Drew, where she underwent treatment for alcohol and pot addiction, said she made an attempt at suicide after being voted off first on 2010's Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains. She'd previously gone all the way to the final three on Survivor: Gabon in 2008 (she lost the million bucks to a high school physics teacher named Bob Crowley).
We see this play out again and again, reality show players trying to stay famous by doing more reality shows. The instant fame of appearing on reality TV - starting in 1992 with MTV's vanguard of the genre, The Real World - seems to distort participants' actual reality. They suddenly are public figures for no other reason than having cameras pointed at them. They're paid to misbehave, to drink and screw and fight over whose fingers were in the peanut butter, or in the case of competitive reality shows like Survivor and The Amazing Race, to endure physical "challenges" in a contest that might award them a fat lot of money.
Remember, it was the first winner of Survivor, arch-villain Richard Hatch, who emerged from the show a decade ago to face charges of child abuse and tax evasion (he claimed CBS fixed the game and lied to him about paying the taxes on his winnings). He's done two stretches in jail. But in between, he appeared on four other reality shows. If he hadn't been under house arrest at the time, Hatch would've been part of the same Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains tribe as Sugar Kiper, said producer Mark Burnett.
Contestants on the Swedish and Australian versions of Survivor-like shows have committed suicide. A boxer who lost a bout on NBC's The Contender shot himself to death in his car outside a gym in 2005. A chef and owner of a floundering New Jersey restaurant featured on Gordon Ramsay's Fox reality show Kitchen Nightmares jumped off the George Washington Bridge in 2010. Rachel Brown, a Dallas personal chef who finished fifth on the second season of Ramsay's competitive cooking Hell's Kitchen show, died by self-inflicted gunshot in 2007.
Will Russell Armstrong's suicide have any effect on reality TV? Will anything? The mores of reality TV have been studied by Dr. Bruce Weinstein, also known as The Ethics Guy and writer of a column for Bloomberg Business Week. Reality TV in recent years, he says, has been "ratcheting up of the level of brutality ... it's nastier, it's coarser, it's harsher."
And that's why we watch it. Nice people sharing a house with cameras running? Those ratings wouldn't beat The Farm Report. The conflicts stirred up among the non-actors who take part in reality shows have little to do with reality, says Weinstein. "These programs are as produced as drama. What we are watching is not reality unfolding, but reality as it is shaped by a group of people. Aristotle told us that the essence of all drama is conflict. What the producers of these shows are trying to do is to maximize the conflict."
Exactly. But we didn't know how much it might be maximized until the Village Voice's media blog published the details of the standard contract a TV reality show participant must sign. Among the conditions cast members must agree not to hold the producers responsible for are stipulations regarding loss of limbs, possible nervous breakdowns, disfigurement and even death. Also, "You may be humiliated and explicitly portrayed `in a false light'" on the show.
Got that? They can film you and make you look like a slut, an asshole or an airhead. You have to agree to that. Everyone on a show like this right now has agreed to that. And if any contestant, bachelor, tribe member, housemate or chef gets kicked off a show, "it will be filmed."
One of the biggest problems with the proliferation of reality shows and the seemingly endless parade of people willing to live before their camera crews is that they play into a current wave of narcissism that was caused, in part, by reality shows themselves.
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"These shows offer hope that to all narcissistic viewers who ever dreamed that fame, or even just ostentatious wealth, could be theirs simply by demanding it," write Dr. Drew Pinsky and co-author Dr. S. Mark Young in their terrific 2009 book, The Mirror Effect: How Celebrity Narcissism Is Seducing America. "The people who succeed on these shows appear to have little use for education, hard work or the discipline of climbing a career ladder. Instead, they pout, throw tantrums, stomp their feet, manipulate friends, family and coworkers, and otherwise act out, all while wallowing in the lap of luxury."
In other words, reality shows make fame look easy. And the sheer number of shows being produced now on broadcast and cable networks means there's a constant demand for more people willing to sign away their dignity in the hope of winning a spot on one of them. In her 2004 book The Importance of Being Famous, writer Maureen Orth calls it "The Celebrity-Industrial Complex."
It's a media monster that creates its own reality. And it's a hungry monster that doesn't care whether the neo-celebrities that it creates thrive or perish as the machinery grinds on.


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Inspiring Journey of Pakistani Footballer
Hajra Khan is a Pakistani footballer and captain of Pakistan Women's National Football Team.
She was born on December 29, 1993, in Karachi, Pakistan.
From an early age, Hajra's dream was to become a
professional athlete but not a footballer.
She was discovered by Diya Women Football Club coach Sadia Sheikh when she was looking for provincial a team.
She debuted aged 14 and scored nine goals in three games for DWFC,
which won her the Top Scorer of the tournament award.
Later in 2009, she again won the Top Scorer of the Tournament award
at the 5th National Football Championship where she scored 8 goals in 3 matches.
She emerged as the Best Player of the Tournament at
the 6th National Football Championship '10.
Hajra again became the Top Scorer of the Tournament at the 8th
National Football Championship with 10 goals in 3 matches.
She created a record of winning 5 national awards in
5 consecutive national championships at just the age of 18.
Hajra is also a member of Pakistan National Netball Team &
has won a bronze medal at the South Asian Beach Games in Hambantota, Sri Lanka in 2011.
She has also represented Pakistan at the Salwan International Marathon in India
holding 47th position out of 7000 participants at just the age of 11.
Strength is much more than a trivial physical feature for Hajra.
She became the first Pakistani woman to make an
appearance in Europe as a professional footballer.
Hajra finishes her degree in international relations from the London School of Economics
Being a Pakistani international footballer that opportunity
was an important milestone in her career, she said.
It's no secret that today our football team is full of empowered
and ambitious young women from all parts of the country.
She is dreaming of creating an NGO to combat the stigma
of mental illness among professional athletes.
"Pakistan women's football is improving and
now we have foreign players coming to play as well.
It is a great opportunity for us." – Hajra Khan


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Hexadecimalised, Metric-aligned Imperial Measures
Despite enduring optimism from the USA and defiance from quaint, antiquated Britain, it seems inevitable that American standard and British imperial measurements will eventually die. As I see it, imperial and standard measures have two problems; firstly that they are bizarre; the following diagram of relationships between imperial units demonstrates this with stark, bewildering clarity:
Secondly, it is not easy to convert between imperial and metric units; conversion factors need memorising, and tables consulting when going between one and the other. Nobody likes this.
However, there is an awesome, cosmic coincidence which exists at a pivotal point between the two systems which, if exploited through a slight tweaking and reform of imperial measures, could not only save these units from fading into insignificance, but could even turn the tables with this neo-imperial system becoming the preferred system of scientists, engineers, merchants and laymen alike, with the comparatively inelegant metric system being consigned to the history books.
Embedded Brainfuck Canvas
Brainfuck is a turing-complete programming language and abstract machine which has only eight operators.
I've written a greasemonkey script which searches webpages for specially formatted brainfuck programs, and turns them into graphics by running a brainfuck interpreter and piping the output of the program to an HTML 5 canvas element.
Full details of the implementation are available on my website, where the embedded brainfuck canvas greasemonkey script can also be downloaded.
Here is an example program:
And here is what it looks like when it runs:
Pivot at sdf
So after an evening of not too painful bash scripting, pivot is now1 available as an auto-install tool on SDF.
See http://motd.org/ for more details about SDF's web tools collection.
1 Once I've squashed whatever bug is causing the dubious file permissions.


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Team effort leads Panthers to third straight win
PORTLAND, Maine – Junior Mike Trocchi (Danvers, Mass.) led a balanced scoring attack Wednesday afternoon with two goals and four assists as Plymouth State University toppled Saint Joseph's College, 16-2, in a non-conference men's lacrosse contest at Deering Memorial Stadium.
Trocchi, who also collected four ground balls, was one of 11 Panthers who scored goals in the game. Senior Chris Annunciata (Waltham, Mass.) potted a game-high three goals with four ground balls while junior Nick Morello (North Billerica, Mass.) added two scores and an assist and senior Zach Frank (Wakefield, Mass.) netted two markers for the visitors.
Defensive standouts for the Panthers included sophomore Ryan Garland (Franklin, Mass.) and freshman Adam Haversat (Cape Elizabeth, Maine), who picked up a team-high seven ground balls each. Haversat also posted a team-high three caused turnovers. Senior Scott Giusti (West Newton, Mass.) won eight of 11 face-offs.
The two teams traded goals in the first four minutes of the game before PSU rattled off five unanswered strikes, including three straight by Annunciata, to take a 6-1 lead. The Monks answered with a goal in the final minute of the quarter to pull to within 6-2 after one.
Junior Andy Ripley (South Paris, Maine) and sophomore Phil Pichel (Hopkinton, Mass.) scored back-to-back goals for PSU midway through the second frame, and the Panthers took an 8-2 lead into the intermission. The second half was all PSU as the visitors outscored the home team 4-0 in each quarter to coast to the win.
Junior goalie Ethan Rettew (Ephrata, Pa.) made a career-high 17 saves for Saint Joseph's in the losing effort as PSU had a 45-11 advantage in shots.
Plymouth State goalkeepers Jesse Kutz (Hopkinton, Mass.), Christopher St. George (Marblehead, Mass.) and Jayson LaRiviere (Chelmsford, Mass.) shared time in goal and combined to make seven saves on the afternoon.
Saint Joseph's will host conference-rival Daniel Webster College at 1:30 PM on Saturday while Plymouth State opens Little East Conference play with a home contest versus Western Connecticut at 12:00 PM on Sunday at the New Hampton School.
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Finished off the final few figures in my "Song of Blades..." warband:
The three foot soldiers are more old Grenadier sculpts via EM4 Miniatures. The horseman is one of group of Games Workshop Chaos Marauders on what looks like a Bretonian Knight stead. As usual, more for my own future benefit, the Horse clothing is painted in Miniature Paints Leather, brushed over in GW Bronzed flesh and washed in diluted Vallejo Sepia.
And to be complete, here is the "family shot" of the Barbarian Tribe.
Monday, 21 January 2013
Last of the Barbarians
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Recycling campaign
Fife Council have launched a recycling campaign!
You should have recently received your new Recycling Guide.
Why are changes happening - In line with many other Local Authorities, we are making these changes as part of our commitment to Scotland's Household Recycling Charter, which aims to make waste collection systems across Scotland more consistent and improve the quality of recycling collected.
Key Changes
- Cartons (e.g. long-life milk, fruit juice, soup) now go in your green bin
- Plastic bags, films, wrappers and polystyrene now go in your blue bin
- Fife Recycling guide (opens in a new window)


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Life Camp
by Jenny Halper
edited by Brian Joseph Davis
Life Camp is also available in Joyland Retro Vol. 1 No. 3.
We are told the sea monkeys need a special place to live. They are handed out, three per plastic sandwich bag, to our teenage mothers preparation class. Brenda, my only friend from the outside, who is six months pregnant and still not showing, does a quick scan of the room—the vision boards with Hilary and Angelina and Oprah, the cradle dioramas, our oblivious teacher with her ironed three piece suit and ponytailed grey hair —and plops the bag in her purse.
I'm more careful. My sea monkeys are already batting at each other like angry siblings. On the way back to my room I hold them up to the sunlight, which leaks in over the chain link fence we sometimes scale to get to the Pacific Ocean. Inside there's nothing better than the prospect of that ocean, so we don't take things for granted. Our rooms are 10x12 so we'll learn how to maximize space, and when I get back to mine I separate the monkeys into cereal bowls, pouring carefully so they don't bite me. I label them red, green, blue hoping that they'll feel special, and I put them by the window so that they'll get light.
"What do you think sea monkeys eat?" I ask Brenda. I've Skyped her one building over but I can't see her; she likes to give the impression of always being absent and has her laptop facing a poster of the Washington State Ballet.
"Lint, probably, piss, probably," Brenda calls. She's four months older than me and thinks that means she knows more. I put my hands over the bowls so the monkeys can't hear. "They're little grey shrimp sperm, Justine."
"Not these guys," I say. "These guys will grow, I'll prove it." I take her silence to mean she's doing yoga, crushing Brenda, Jr. (or Bradley if it's a boy) in superman pose. Since the outside, Brenda's had this habit of taking good intentions and distorting them; once she decided to sanitize the bathroom floor and used so much Lysol everyone slipped.
"You're not supposed to put pressure on your stomach," I say, watching monkey blue explore the bottom of his bowl. "You're supposed to sleep. And eat dairy. Have you thought about greek yogurt?"
The cafeteria has greek yogurt labeled "Good For You," frozen yogurt, "Much Less Good for You," plates divided up like airplane food and at least two compartments filled with green.
"Don't tell me how to raise my kid," Brenda says.
My stepdad, Dallas, calls me from the road. He makes a living selling vitamin supplements and every summer there's this big convention and he comes home with a suitcase of new samples and we - minus my mother - have a party with them, just for kicks. Among the things we've discovered: flu medicine makes your nails grow faster and calcium tablets, if you take too many, turn your skin totally white.
"How's my favorite pregnant step-kid?" Dallas asks. He's from Seattle, same as me, but because of his name he speaks with a slight southern drawl. "They got you doing fifty pull ups yet?"
"That's not the point." We come here cause of petty crime, promiscuity, social anxiety; we have classes in accountability and deadlines, we learn how to operate ovens without putting our body parts anywhere near them, we learn how to sit without hunching; the glossy Life Camp brochure says we'll learn how to initiate flirtation without being too pushy or going to far.
"Yeah," Dallas says, "one of these days your mother will tell me the point."
"Or not," I say, and Dallas laughs.
"Dallas," I ask, "do you remember what I liked as a baby?"
This is sort of a trick question. Dallas knows. Usually I'm trying to figure out how long he's known my mother—the constant mystery of before or after my father died—but this time I really want an answer.
"You're asking the wrong person, doll," Dallas says, voice tight. He gets the kind of angry that throws things.
"Well, OK, but my mom has told you, right? What were things I really liked?"
"I don't have a clue. Apple sauce, teddy bears, Baby Beluga in the Deep Blue Sea? I don't know, Justine, you're a good kid, but sometimes you piss me off."
Even with sunlight and music and the Google recommended diet of mint leaves, the monkeys don't really thrive until they hit their fourth week. Then I start to see differences in their faces - monkey red has a wide forehead, monkey green hasn't outgrown his wrinkles, monkey blue is smaller than the others with these great pointy ears like an alien. They've gotten bigger, too, and need to be transferred to mason jars I decorate with stickers; they've always been well behaved but the first thing they do is try to get out.
"Can't you see they don't like it?" Brenda asks.
I glare. Brenda's stretching on my floor in a blue spandex gym suit, black hair spiked into a ponytail, a candy cigarette in one hand and a can of Tab in the other. She's gotten even skinnier if that's possible. The monkeys like watching her; whenever she's here they put on a show.
"Not shrimp," I say. "Actual monkeys." I have accomplished something here, which is more than I can say for her. I'm scrunched on my bed and so I point, "they actually have faces, voila, see." Brenda rolls over to the jars and taps on them.
"Hello monkeys," Brenda says. "Hello pals."
That's all it takes. Monkey red and monkey green flip around like dolphins while monkey blue, my favorite to be honest, does this little underwater tap dance. Then she shoots her leg up in the air and with this crazy grace she catches it. The monkeys go nuts, tiny mouths wide with excitement, arms pressed against the glass, like they've been waiting to see her all day.
I don't ask what happened to hers.
For our final we're supposed to bring back the sea monkeys and whoever has the healthiest and least grey will get ten points towards a weekend pass, which means two days with mom and Dallas and if I'm lucky he'll still have loot from his Vegas trip. The rest of the class has basically slacked off. They bring the monkeys back the way they got them, a little puffier and angrier, as if you don't have to help them, things grow on their own. Our teacher makes marks on a check sheet and this is the part she didn't tell us: after she's finished grading, she takes them away.
Monkey blue looks at the shopping cart they're piled in. Then he looks up at me, ears even pointier, eyes bulged as far as possible for a creature with a half-inch face. What can he do without me? They're not blank slates anymore, so where will they go?
Our teacher kneels in front of him. She wants to know if they were misbehaved, which I say they weren't. She wants to know how much time I spent with them, how many hours they slept each night, if I gave them treats when they were good. I point out that they're the biggest by far. They've got color in their faces, they're happy, they're healthy, they've thrived in their surroundings.
"I hate to say this," the teacher says, pushing reading glasses up her stiff grey hair. "But you coddled them. You gave them too much love. You didn't let them fend for themselves."
Brenda has a hand over her mouth and I can't tell if she's suppressing a yawn or a smirk. If it's a smirk I'll kick her.
The teacher reaches for the monkeys. I block her way. She doesn't fight me, she gives me plastic sandwich bags. Apparently if I don't complete the assignment by turning them in my mother might not let me leave. The teacher pats my arm and says I'm looking peppier, which isn't how I feel—my stomach is bowling ball-swollen and there might as well be a piano on my back.
The next day Brenda and I get up two hours early. We slip the mason jars under the chain link fence, me slogging up one side and down the other, Brenda flinging herself over. Then, somehow, we're at the Pacific Ocean, one of those spots with too much brush; when we were kids we came here and let waves crash into us, water fill our ears. Before sunrise it's totally calm and totally blue.
"Come on," Brenda says. We get the monkeys in their mason jars. We let them float, water rushing in and out, getting used to the idea, and then the sun peeks over the horizon and Brenda and I say the same thing—stop stalling—and then we tip them over, and then we set them free.


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Watch and listen and learn while Deepak sticks it to the so called 'Scientists' as they try to 'debunk' his explanations of reality. You may be familiar with this award winning author and philosopher, but the next level has arrived and he is sticking the same gusto, chutzpah and finger in the eye, that they have given toward him and his ilk for years, the result? Deepak Chopra's Million Dollar Challenge!
Although Mr. Chopra has taken some flak in the west, he is no slouch when it comes to transforming awareness and consciousness around a particular subject. There are few better to explain the nature of awareness and this, a 'gotcha' turnaround is just classic. Kudos Deepak Chopra!


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Cryptococcus, like many fungi, produces spores that are found in the air that we breathe. These spores will be inhaled into our lungs but they do not cause any harm because of our immune defences. However, they can cause life-threatening infections in individuals that have a weakened immune system, for example those that have AIDS or have had an organ transplant.
So, we're interested in immune cells called macrophages which are needed for immune defence against Cryptococcus.
It is impossible to see how immune cells destroy this fungus during infection because we do not have see-through bodies. So, in order to study this we are using zebrafish. Zebrafish have a similar immune system like our own but are transparent which makes it possible to see how infections happen. Using zebrafish we are testing new ways to enhance immune defences against Cryptococcus.
Ultimately these investigations may lead to development of novel therapies towards Cryptococcal infections.
Alfred Kamuyango works in Professor Simon Johnston's lab at the University of Sheffield.


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Hello blogger friends!! Hope you are having a good Sunday. I am having a relaxing day after a great Saturday filled with friends and new crafty things. I am learning a little about the art of needle felting. It's quite relaxing although you need to stretch your hands and arms after a while LOL!! Soon I will be posting a new project featuring something made with this new art I am learning.
For today I have to share a cute gazebo I finished this past week. The file is from A Little Hut. It reminds me of the gazebo at my parent's home and it brings a lot of good memories about my dad and all the good and cherished times we spent with him there.
I cut the gazebo in Kraft paper and spent a lot of time stamping a wood grain pattern, then running all the pieces through the Big Shot to emboss a wood grain texture and then sponging each piece a lot with Walnut Stain distress Ink. I have to tell you all this process took more time that to actually assemble the gazebo but it was worth every minute ;). It main seem difficult to put it all together but it's not.
Here is the work in progress:
After I assempled the piece, I noticed that the columns were a little fragile. To correct this I stained a bamboo skewer with walnut stain ink and created some columns to reinforce the structure. I love the look they gave to the gazebo interior and this idea worked perfectly. The gazebo is very sturdy and it will survive for a long time as part of my home decoration.
After it was finished I decided it needed some grass and flowers, you know how I love colors!! So I used two of the freebies A Little Hut shared recently with us. They can be found now under the single images section. I had to purchase the bike since I missed a lot of the freebies, but it was worth it.
I love how the ceiling looks, don't you think it looks like real wood?
And finally, here is my gazebo in all of his glory:
Hope you liked it and get motivated to make one ;) I had a great time making it and will definitively will be making more, I have a few gifts to make ;)
This is all for today, but here is a sneak peek of what I am currently working
Thanks for the visit and see you soon!!!


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The Somers ignimbrite and related volcanics, Mt Somers, mid-Canterbury, New Zealand (1994)
Type of ContentTheses / Dissertations
UC Permalinkhttp://hdl.handle.net/10092/6814
Degree NameDoctor of Philosophy
PublisherUniversity of Canterbury. Geology
AuthorsSmith, Timothy R.show all
Mount Somers, mid-Canterbury, New Zealand, consists of rocks of the Mt Somers Volcanic Group, a suite of mid-Cretaceous (89+/-2.0Ma) calcalkaline intermediate and silicic volcanics. Revision of the stratigraphic nomenclature is recommended, with the addition of two new formations previously incorporated within the Somers Rhyolite Formation: the Somers Pitchstone and Somers Ignimbrite. The Somers Ignimbrite is a multiple flow-unit/compound cooling-unit, high-grade pyroclastic flow deposit. Dense welding and pervasive devitrification in the Somers Ignimbrite resulted in a lack of preservation of glass shards and pumice. A relatively low abundance of lithics, widespread rheomorphism, and the presence of layering similar in appearance to lava flow-layering, combine to give the Somers Ignimbrite a lava-like appearance. It is concluded that the Somers Ignimbrite is of pyroclastic origin on the basis of: (1) it's multiple sheet-like form; (2) the presence of multiple sub-units within most sheets; (3) co-ignimbrite ash deposits at the top of some sub-units (4) a moderate abundance of broken phenocrysts; (5) layering produced by extreme attenuation of pumice fiamme; (6) abundance of lithics at the base of sheets; and (7) vertical geochemical zonation. The Somers Ignimbrite was probably produced by a low-explosivity 'boil-over' eruption from a source to the north of Mt Somers. Twelve members are recognised, each recording a major explosive phase in the eruption. Contacts between sheets are gradational indicating the sheets were emplaced rapidly, probably over a period of days to weeks. Most sheets contain multiple temporally discreet sub-units. Rare co-ignimbrite ash deposits at the top of some sub-units indicate they are flow-units; other sub-units may have been produced by step-wise aggradation at the base of a continuous over-riding pyroclastic flow. Welding occurred during primary pyroclastic flow as 'within-flow agglutination'. Millimetre-scale laminar layering comprises intercalated (devitrified) fragmental and pumiceous material. Pumiceous layers are interpreted to be extremely attenuated pumice fiamme produced by laminar shearing of the agglutinating pyroclasts during primary pyroclastic flow. Lineations on the top surfaces of some sub-units reflect prolate shearing. Rheomorphism and rapid thickness variations reflect deposition on a paleotopographic surface of significant relief. Thick accumulation of ignimbrite on the north side of Mt Somers reflects ponding in a paleotopographic depression. Vertical geochemical zonation reflects extraction from a compositionally zoned magma chamber comprising more differentiated magma overlying less differentiated magma.


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James Altucher is an entrepreneur, former hedge fund manager and host of the James Altucher Show on iTunes. I'd say he is one of the smartest people I know.
James stops by to talk about his brand new newsletter called The Altucher Report. He tells us why he's writing his first ever newsletter and why it's unique compared to the rest of the industry. He will then show you how to subscribe to his newsletter for less than $50 a year.
Also in the interview… James reiterates why sending your kids to college is a terrible idea.
He will show you how to build a strong network and share a list of interesting jobs for retirees.
Finally, James talks about his favorite technologies, the current state of the private technology market and one tech company investors should buy right now.
Links & Resources
- Click here to learn more about James Altucher's brand new newsletter!
- Read James's best seller's: Choose Yourself! & Reinvent Yourself


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Toddler hit by car in Hillsborough suffered head injuries, driver arraigned
HILLSBOROUGH, N.H. (AP) � Police say a 3-year-old New Hampshire boy who was struck by a car as he was walking away from a day-care center suffered head injuries.
Police said the boy was on a sidewalk holding his mother's hand when the vehicle jumped the curb and hit him Wednesday afternoon. He is recovering at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.
The driver of the car, 24-year-old Katlynn Hollinsworth of Hillsborough, was arraigned Thursday on charges of aggravated driving while intoxicated and first-degree assault. Her bond was set at $10,000. It wasn't immediately known if she had a lawyer.


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Adding Ticket Descriptions
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In order to give event registrants more detailed instructions, you can add a description under each ticket.
1. Go to the Events page in the control panel
2. Select the event
3. Click Event Settings > Tickets
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Watermelon Basket With Fruits And Apple Carvings
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The watermelon basket and the apples were made for Taisia, a 5 year old girl, to her birthday party.
The watermelon basket is filled with grapes, mandarins, kiwi, and decorated with apple flowers. There are flowers of zig-zag cut oranges around the basket.
And none of my displays go without carved apples. Here are cute characters of Disney world.


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Thank you for the overwhelming response on my sneak peek blog post on LANEIGE 'DELIGHTS, POP!" Holiday Collection 2017!
As promised, here's my review on the Limited Edition Ideal Shadow Quad, FLASH GOLD POP!
I am very impressed with this LIMITED EDITION HOLIDAY ITEM! If you enjoyed the new Ideal Shadow Quads, you will love this even more! ^^
They are very pigmented for a Korean brand and definitely do not remind you of the typical Korean eyeshadows! Laneige is really stepping up!
- Pigmented
- Soft & Smooth
- The 1st 3 shades are not overly chunky kinds of glitter and 4th shade has a more satin-like finish.
If you love your glitters and shimmers, do get it especially since it has a fun limited edition packaging! The shades are also very versatile, you can pair it with other palettes in your collection.
This limited edition item is worth getting this holiday season! Great as a gift – reasonable price + fun design! Retails for SGD42.
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Coffin Torture
Dismal PlanetYear Released: 2018
Format: Download
Label: Sludgelord
Reviewed by Alex Deller on Mar 8, 2018
Hah, this is the best kind of horrible! Coffin Torture are ostensibly a sludge act, but comparing them to the myriad bands tugging off recycled Fu Manchu riffs to Aaron Turner vocals would be doing them a massive disservice. The riffs here are so blitzed and detuned that they're practically soup, and the vocals sound like the guy's choking on endless mouthfuls of rancid dog fur. Occasionally you get the sense of an Iron Monkey/Eyehategod lollop, but things are so crumbly at the edges that any sense of normal rhythm or structure is rendered fairly moot. Apt comparisons are fairly thin on the ground (a less robotic Legion Of Andromeda? A less hardcore Fistula? The Body without the art?), but suffice it to say that if you like your sludge gross, slimy and crawling with bugs then this should certainly fit the bill...
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One of the remarkable things about an open data specification such as GTFS is that it finds itself in all kinds of places—from trip-planners and mapping applications to network planning software. Now, it has infiltrated website development thanks to a grant from ODOT through the Northwest Oregon Transit Alliance (NWOTA). We're excited to announce the alpha release of the Transit Custom Posts plugin and an accompanying WordPress theme, leveraging GTFS data to help make transit websites cheaper to develop and easier to maintain.
This isn't our first time at this particular rodeo; we've used GTFS data to help build websites for over a dozen agencies. However, this is the first time we're releasing the result as open-source software. Both the plugin and template are completely free and available to download on Github. Not only that, but anyone is welcome to modify or improve the code, or take what we've made and build something of their own. The beauty of open source, much like open data, is that it removes the need to constantly reinvent the wheel.
It seemed like a natural fit to use WordPress as the base for these tools. Not only is it the world's most popular CMS (content management system), it is also entirely open source. The flourishing network of WordPress users and active developers is ideal because this current plugin isn't the end goal. We envision an ecosystem of transit-related themes and plugins that implement, complement, and augment what we've created.
Ultimately, what this means is better, more accessible transit technology for riders, and quality website development within the reach of even the smallest agencies.
So what exactly does this plugin do?
Glad you asked! Transit Custom Posts is built off the observation that nearly all transit agencies need some of the same types of custom content and need to implement some of the same processes. Namely, most agencies have routes, timetables, and service alerts, and occasionally need to update their GTFS data (which may affect both their routes and timetables).
Routes have standardized attributes because they are part of the GTFS data. The plugin takes advantage of this fact by automatically creating route posts from a live GTFS feed and attaching GTFS information such as color, long name, short name, and description. For a system with dozens of routes, this can save hours of work. Plus, it guarantees consistency with the live feed.
Timetables are not represented directly in the GTFS, but can be inferred from it. Remember how I mentioned that the beauty of open source is not needing to reinvent the wheel? It just so happens that there is already a great application for creating timetables from GTFS called GTFS-to-HTML, so we don't attempt to duplicate that work. Instead, Transit Custom Posts is compatible with the timetables.txt file used by GTFS-to-HTML and can automatically create timetable posts in WordPress and easily include them in a theme with a single line of code.
Alerts are a necessary part of any real transit system, and though they aren't represented in the GTFS data, they benefit from the other programmatically generated content. The plugin allows alerts to be easily generated from the standard WordPress admin area, associated with one or more routes (pulled directly from the route data), and given start and end dates. Alerts can be displayed through a native WordPress widget or easily included in theme files.
Finally, perhaps the most important observation is that transit sites often need to update in order to reflect service changes. GTFS Update is at the heart of the plugin; it both creates and updates routes and timetables directly from the live feed. It eliminates both the redundancy and increased chance of errors from entering the same data in multiple places.
We invite you to visit the plugin site, download the plugin and download the theme template, and let us know what you think! Keep in mind that both are still in the alpha stage, so there are still rough edges.
Interested in contributing? Both projects are in GitHub and we welcome pull-requests, forks, and feedback.


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NHL Daily Fantasy Helper: Monday 11/26/18
A good chunk of you probably already play daily fantasy football, and I'd be willing to bet a significant portion have also tried out daily fantasy basketball and baseball. But hockey? Hockey?
It's time to give it a try over on FanDuel, because it's a ton of fun. And our analysis and projections can help you win.
To help, let's take a look at some goalies, high-priced skaters, and lower-priced players to target for today's slate.
Goalie to Target
Henrik Lundqvist ($8,000): The New York Rangers goalie carries some risk, but has some nice potential reward too. He has topped 20 FanDuel points in four of his last five starts aside from the debacle against the New York Islanders last week. Lundqvist faced 30-plus shots in 8 of his last 11 starts as well. This has been a real bounce back season so far for the goalie with 13 quality starts in 18 outings (72%). He yields just over two goals a contest at home, which should boost his ownership rate a bit. His FanDuel price may do that more, honestly, given the Rangers are playing the Ottawa Senators. Watch for other confirmations, but Lundqvist is likely barring something unforeseen.
High-Priced Skaters
Taylor Hall ($7,900): Hall becomes a bit more risky than usual on Monday night, but with real-world points in his last three contests, Hall is still in play. The Florida Panthers allowed 25 goals in their last five games and in their previous meeting, the New Jersey Devils winger had a goal, three shots, and three high-danger scoring chances. Florida is a high-event team even more often at home and 35-plus shot chances are high for both teams in this game. New Jersey has been allowing so many goals on the road as well (4.12 per game), so they are almost forced to score or be scored upon. If Hall is too risky, then Alex Ovechkin ($8,800) is rather safe, and David Pastrnak ($8,300) is a possible breakout play given his five-game goal drought.
Matt Duchene ($6,600): So, the Senators pivot just has to be played over and over, much like Mike Hoffman from Florida. Streaky players like Duchene just have to be used as often as humanly possible. Duchene tallied two more assists against the Dallas Stars on Friday night, and averages nearly a point a game against the Rangers career wise. The implied Ottawa goal total comes in at a respectable 2.66 for a road game. Dylan Larkin ($6,200) and John Tavares ($8,800) come in as good center options for tournaments on Monday night from the high-priced category.
Value Skaters
Frank Vatrano ($3,200): The Florida forward plays on the second line at even strength, and is priced at just above minimum on Monday night. Punt plays at this stage of the season like this are more scarce. Vatrano has six real-world points in his last nine games along with averaging right around three shots a night. New Jersey's depth is a mess and given their propensity for leaving players wide open in the slot, that fits right into Vatrano's shoot first mentality. Jesper Bratt ($3,600) is someone to look into from New Jersey for almost the same reasons as Vatrano. Bratt also sees a little more man advantage time as well.
Kevan Miller ($3,500): Miller is a very risky play tonight. However, his four hits and five blocked shots against the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night raises his floor some when it comes to shots and blocked shots. He plays a Toronto Maple Leafs team that loves to shoot the puck often against their bitter rivals. Shot attempts should be high enough to foster a play of the Boston Bruins defenseman. He has averaged almost 24 minutes of ice time a night since the Zdeno Chara injury and expects to see that much time until Chara returns. Dennis Cholowski ($3,700) and Scott Mayfield ($3,700) present decent floor and value options on Monday night among defensemen.
Chris Wassel is not a FanDuel employee. In addition to providing DFS gameplay advice, Chris Wassel also participates in DFS contests on FanDuel using his personal account, username chriswassel. While the strategies and player selections recommended in his articles are his personal views, he may deploy different strategies and player selections when entering contests with his personal account. The views expressed in his/her articles are the author's alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of FanDuel.


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Cary Diwali 2018https://humsub.org/blog/event/cary-diwali-2018/
Cary Diwali 2018 Cultural Program Information
Cary Diwali 2018 – Cultural Entry Details Form
Youth Achievement Award Application
Welcome to Drishti- A window to the World, our theme for Cary Diwali 2018! As in previous years, Hum Sub brings you a day-long event of music, dance, shopping, and food to celebrate the much-loved Indian festival of lights, Diwali. This free event comes to town on October 13 at the KokaBooth Amphitheater in downtown Cary.
Let more than 1,000 performers of ages ranging from 7-18 delight you with their presentations of classical, fusion, and Bollywood-style dances, choreographed by not just eminent dance teachers of the Triangle but also enthusiastic teenagers. The six-hour long day programming will also include vocalists and instrumentalists.
Learn more about Indian culture at a carefully curated exhibition where, this year, we will present Indian classical music. We will showcase popular as well as not-so-often seen musical instruments and give viewers an insight into India's This will be complemented by a talk on the healing effects of sound, from a yoga perspective.
We will recognize our incredibly talented youth once again at Cary Diwali 2018! Our Youth Achievement Award is up for grabs. Track our website https://humsub.org for application deadlines.
Shop away at the Cary Diwali bazaar where you will find the best in ethnic clothing, personal and home accessories, and exotic handicrafts. Dig into all your favorite Indian foods as we bring to you some of the best restuarants of the Triangle to Cary Diwali!
Don't forget to stay till our spectacular evening performance headlined by National Award winner singer Sadhna Sargam and Runner up of inaugural Indian Idol contest Amit Sana, capped off by a dazzling fireworks display.
Mark your calendars! The fun starts at 10 am on Saturday, October 13, 2018!!
10:30 am – Gates open
11:00 am – Cultural programs begin & Exhibitions and Bazaar open
12:00 pm – Inauguration and Address by Chief Guest, Mayor of Cary Harold Weinbrecht and Announcement of the Proclamation
12:25 pm – Cultural program continues
4:30 pm – Public address by dignitaries, Sponsor Recognition
5:00 pm – University Dance Competition
5:45 pm – Live in Concert: Sadhna Sargam & Amit Sana
7:45 pm – Youth Award Recognition and University dance competition result announcement
8:30 pm – Fireworks display