I found the little cat house tutorial on Pinterest and was smitten with it; I just knew I needed to make Pumpkin and Spike one!
They love their pet beds, but sometimes they just want to lay covered, instead of being out in the open all the time. So this little house seemed perfect for them :).
The pattern is quite straight forward (I did alter the dimensions because P&S are so big!), I mean, you can easily see from the picture how it's made, but attaching the flooring and the roof panels was just nearly impossible. I had to sew it up while standing, so I had better control over the house going in the right direction! I just didn't have enough space behind my sewing machine, so the house ended up riding against the wall. I had to bend the interfacing of the house in every possible position to get the seams sewn. I was a bit worried there that bending it so much would decrease the stability of the house, but it all worked out just fine.
I also had a 'hard' time finishing the house, because every time I tried to pin the panels, while sitting on the floor, a little monster would get in the house and make himself comfortable. Aaargh! :) I guess it's the biggest compliment I could get, though :D.
Originally I wanted to add detailing to the front door and perhaps a bell and name plate, but I couldn't come up with a good idea, so I decided to leave the front panel like it was. I can always iron something on later.
Aww, so cute! I just love all these photos!
This is awesome! I love the pictures of them both in the house.
thanks! :D Unfortunately the monsters are mistreating the house, haha! 1; Pumpkin doesn't allow Spike in the house anymore, not even on his own! He will literally hit him with his paw when Spike attempts to get comfy :( 2; the house has become more of a safe house lately (I therefore temporarily took it out of the living room). Each time P+S are fighting or playing hide&seek, Spike decides to hide in the house and then in a peekaboo-kind of way speed out of the house again, while his not so skinny (ahem) body expands the doorway.


Two prestigious awards have just been bestowed this month on Victoria & Albert's at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. For the 18th consecutive year, the restaurant has received the AAA Five Diamond Award and, for the first time ever, the coveted 2018 Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Award.
There are only 68 Five Diamond restaurants in North America, and only 64 Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star restaurants out of over 1,600 restaurants across the globe. Victoria & Albert's now stands as the sole restaurant in the state of Florida to receive both the AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star awards.
AAA Diamond Ratings represent a combination of overall food, service, décor and ambiance. A Five Diamond restaurant provides leading-edge cuisine of the finest ingredients, uniquely prepared by an acclaimed chef, served by expert service staff led by a maître d' in extraordinary surroundings.
Forbes Travel Guide Star Ratings verify luxury and represent outstanding, iconic properties with virtually flawless service and amazing facilities. Using the most exacting standards in the industry, this year's list evaluates properties in over 160 destinations across 50 countries.
Every night, Victoria & Albert's brings guests the ultimate in fine dining with classic Victorian elegance, haute American cuisine and an atmosphere of refined opulence. The esteemed restaurant features three unique dining experiences: the main dining room with the choice of a 7-course menu or 10 course Chef's Tasting Menu; the intimate Queen Victoria's Room offers a 10-course Chef's Tasting menu with tableside presentation and optional wine pairings; and the highly sought-after 8-seat Chef's Table located in the restaurants kitchen, where guests can get an exclusive look at their dishes being crafted by the culinary team. Victoria & Albert's also has an incredible wine cellar with over 700 wines from over 35 regions.
Congratulations belong to Executive Chef Scott Hunnel, Chef de Cuisine Aimée Rivera, Master Pastry Chef Erich Herbitschek, Maître d'Hôtel Israel Pérez and the entire Victoria & Albert's team for earning these illustrious awards.
For reservations, call 407-WDW-DVNA (407-939-3862) or go online to book the Dining Room or Queen Victoria's Room up to 180 days in advance. For more information, visit www.victoria-alberts.com.


Ruttger's indoor pool & fitness center is open year round.
The weight training room houses a 10-station Universal Gym, 4 additional free standing exercise stations, a complete dumb bell set, and rowing machine. The Aerobics room houses 3 treadmills, 2 elliptical machines, and 2 exercise bikes.
A half basketball court is located just behind the pool and locker room facility. Use of the basketball court is on a first come, first serve basis.
For our winter guests, rental cross country skis and snow shoes are available. The Bemidji area is home to many beautiful trail systems.
Ruttger's hosts pool parties in our indoor pool area 7 days a week!


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Rock star Meat Loaf, veteran of Sheffield Arena shows, dies aged 73
Worksop: Polish man admits killing parents in frenzied knife attack after he 'lost control'
A Worksop man today admitted killing both his parents by diminished responsibility.
Wednesday, 27th May 2015, 9:09 pm
Leszek and Malgorzata Dantes
Kamil Dantes, 29, of Hardwick Road East, admitted manslaughter but pleaded not guilty to the murders of Leszek and Malgorzata Dantes, both aged 54, at their Worksop home on Monday 21st April 2014 during an appearance at Nottingham Crown Court.
Police were called to the property in the town at 6.55am on Monday 21st April 2014 following a 999 call from Dantes, when he said: "I've killed two people and they need an ambulance."
When officers arrived Dantes had blood on his hands and his clothes and he told the officers there were two people dead upstairs.
A post mortem examination found his father had suffered 30 stab wounds and his mother 40.
During his police interview Dantes told them what he did was in self defence after his parents attacked him 'with their words'. He said they were trying to make him suicidal and he lost control.
He said killing them was the biggest mistake of his life but that he didn't have a choice as his nervous system was very damaged.
The court heard that Dantes suffered from a mental condition however the exact extent of this condition has yet to be determined.
The case was adjourned for sentencing.
The date of Dantes' next appearance is yet to be confirmed and he has been remanded at Rampton Hospital.
Kamil Dantes had been seen regularly by mental health nurse before knife attack and smoked cannabis for years

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Q: How to find the determinant of system of PDE given below. Also explain the character of the system. Consider a two dimensional fow with Cartesian velocity components u and v. Assume that flow is steady, inviscid, incompressible and irrotational. The governing equations are then mass
conservation, equation (1), and the irrotational condition, equation (2),
$$\frac{\partial u}{\partial x} + \frac{\partial v}{\partial y} = 0 \hspace{0.5cm} \cdots (1)$$
$$\frac{\partial u}{\partial y} - \frac{\partial v}{\partial x} = 0 \hspace{0.5cm} \cdots (2)$$

A: HINT :
$$\frac{\partial^2 u}{\partial x^2} + \frac{\partial^2 v}{\partial x\partial y} = 0 \hspace{0.5cm} $$
$$\frac{\partial^2 u}{\partial y^2} - \frac{\partial^2 v}{\partial x\partial y} = 0 \hspace{0.5cm} $$
$$\frac{\partial^2 u}{\partial x^2}+\frac{\partial^2 u}{\partial y^2}=0$$
$$u(x,y)=f(x+iy)+g(x-iy)$$
$f$ and $g$ are arbitrary functions to be determined according to bondary conditions.
Then integrate  $\frac{\partial v}{\partial x}=\frac{\partial u}{\partial y}$ with respect to $x$  in order to find $v(x,y)$.

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The great Robert Osborne from TCM.
Very sorry to hear it. I enjoyed his movie introductions very much.
Me too. I was thinking he was looking quite old the last few times I saw him.
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Originally posted by sunnylea57:
Valerie Carter
She sings the harmony parts on one of my favourite Little Feat songs, Long Distance Love.
Heart attack at age 64.
Bummer. Agree with you on Long Distance Love. Great song.
The only man to have won world championships on two and four wheels.
John Surtees, a true legend.
Sir Howard Hodgkin
flwinoMember
A real legend. Met him a couple times at The Glen in '64 finished 2nd and also in the 70's when he ran his TS13 > 19/20 series chassis
Royal Robbins, at 82, a Yosemite legend, and an inspiration to generation of climbers.
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James Cotton passed away. I'm sure he and Muddy got their mojo working.
Originally posted by eyesintime:
+1 He will be missed, but his music is forever.
One of the greatest, Chuck Berry
Seminal guitarist. RIP.
He was one of the best. Maybe the best. His influence to rock and roll started the craze
Jhonny Be good
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Died of brain cancer at age 68. A name that I expect most here won't know. An immensely talented illustrator with a unique and instantly recognizable style who worked on comic books, illustrations for books, movie posters, album covers, etc.
He collaborated with Stephen King on quite a few projects, but might be best known for his illustrations for an edition of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
Google "Bernie Wrightson Frankenstein".
best known for his illustrations for an edition of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
I never saw an illustrated printing, but it is one of my favorite books. It is not at all a horror story; there are no cut up dead bodies. Highly recommended.
Jimmy Breslin who wrote a book whose title fits someone and his minions today perfectly, The Gang Who Couldn't Shoot Straight.
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Breslin was an underrated writer, IMHO, a columnist (mainly) whose acerbic wit and very terse style-- almost like Hemmingway in that respect-- was unique and to me very entertaining. Anything that he wrote which I read was enjoyable and usually thought-provoking as well. RIP Mr. Breslin.
Chuck Berry and now Chuck Barris?!
Did he mishear the news about Berry and figure it was his time?
Just odd.
I believe that Confessions of a Dangerous Mind is the second best movie directed by an actor. An overlooked masterpiece.
A good film. Very enjoyable. In your estimation, what's the best movie directed by an actor.
What's truly weird about Chuck Barris is that I joked with a friend yesterday afternoon that everyone got it wrong: it was Barris who died, not Barry.
A film that steve8 just discovered and enjoyed, Night of the Hunter. Unfortunately it did not get good reviews and was a flop so Charles Laughton never directed again.
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I know it well.
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Dallas Green - Manager of the 1980 World Champion Philadelphia Phillies!
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Bluesman Lonnie Brooks. A very entertaining showman.
James Rosenquist.
Originally posted by billhike:
Damn, had not heard this. Always been a fan.
ATL radio/tv personality Rhubarb Jones.
Do you think that Don Rickles will tell St. Peter some jokes.
The master of insults
J. Geils
RIP. Love Stinks, Centerfold and Freeze Frame were integral tracks in my teenage years.
RIP. They were a fun live band. Saw them 3 times between 1977 and 1979.
Dorothy Mengering, David Letterman's mother, at the age of 95.
Saddened, I'm sure for David, that today is his birthday.
RIP Charlie Murphy- cant count how many times you made me laugh watching Chappelle.
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+1 RIP
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RIP Gusto.
"He took us in the house to serve us pancakes...pancakes."
Game Blouses.
Man he was funny.
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Now he can have that rematch with Prince, serve him some pancakes... RIP Charlie Murphy!
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RIP Dan Rooney, owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Lots of great anecdotes about his demeanor. A model for all the sports team owners in how to conduct yourself and run a first class organization.
Originally posted by DoubleD:
He built the team of the 1970s. RIP
Allan Holdsworth, one of the greatest guitarists of all time
Ironically, he lived locally and played a date last Monday at a small club around the corner that we tried to go to but couldnt. I should have tried harder. It turned out to be his last
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The exhibition in Kassel at the Central Train Station lasted one month. Afterwards it moved into the university for art. Exhibited were the models and panels with plans and description of each project as well as an urban development model of Scheid. The plan for this exhibition is to be shown round the world.


Hearing Link has been working in Northern Ireland since 2013 and is rapidly building a team and the types of support we offer to people with hearing loss, their families and friends.
We have a regional office based in Lisburn, and deliver our key services, such as group and one-to-one support through our growing network of volunteers.
We also deliver community events and provide training to local organisations, both of which raise awareness of the practical and emotional challenges faced by those living with changes in their hearing.
With the support of the National Lottery Community Fund, we will deliver our Connect Hear NI programme across the country which aims to help more people reconnect with their families and communities, while embracing experiences that they are commonly excluded from.
Members of our Helpdesk Responder Team have personal experience of hearing loss and provide a point of contact for information or support that you may require.
They are assisted by our Community Support Volunteers who are located across Northern Ireland and able to provide personal and practical advice to support you through your next steps.
We are always looking for new volunteers to join our team and can offer a wide variety of roles to match your skills, interest and availability. Anyone can apply to become a volunteer, whether you have a hearing loss, are the partner of someone with hearing loss or just want help out.
Our office address is Hearing Link Northern Ireland, 23 Enterprise House, Lisburn Enterprise Centre, Enterprise Crescent, Lisburn, Co Antrim BT28 2BP.
For further information about any of the activities described on this page please email northernireland@hearinglink.org or by telephone 07534 563451.
The Connect Hear NI Steering Group held their first meeting on the 24 January 2019. This new dynamic 'Dream Team' bring a wealth of experience and skills to the table and are keen to make positive changes for those with hearing loss across Northern Ireland.
I'm profoundly deaf, and I work with hearing colleagues on a daily basis.
I have a degree in Computer Science and Business and postgraduate qualifications in Accounting and Personnel Management.
I have many years' experience sitting on committees and boards in a voluntary capacity, including organisations centred around people with disabilities. I'm looking forward to a year of significant change for those with hearing loss in Northern Ireland.
I have had a severe hearing loss since the age of five, and I now work with people who a have hearing loss, helping them overcome obstacles in their life.
I volunteer for Hearing Link as facilitator on group programmes, and I've set up my own hard of hearing group in Newtownabbey.
I'm keen to be involved in the Connect Hear NI Steering Group in order to empower those affected by hearing loss – and to put Hearing Link firmly on the map in Northern Ireland.
I've been a volunteer with Hearing Link for four years and helped develop the Connect Hear NI project when it was still in the funding stages.
I have lifelong experience of deafness as well as numerous professional skills including public speaking, teaching, researching (PhD), writing, and graphic arts.
I feel I can offer a very broad perspective on hearing loss due to the fact that I am 'on the crossroads between the Deaf and hearing world'.
I'm the Senior Business Improvement Manager for an international law firm, having previously worked as a management consultant for many years.
I have been hard of hearing since childhood and in recent years I've received valuable support from Hearing Link which helped me continue my career as my hearing loss worsens.
I am keen to champion improvements in accessibility and to use my skills to reciprocate the support I've received from Hearing Link.
I have sat on many steering groups over the years and have an abundance of knowledge related to hearing loss issues.
I have personal experience of hearing loss and understand the barriers faced by those affected.
I've got specific skills relating to equipment and technology that can improve the lives of those struggling to hear.
I am always accompanied by my gorgeous hearing dog Kristo.
I'm the Connect Hear NI Project Manager and have professional qualifications in Leadership and Management and in Business and Marketing.
I completed BSL up to level 3, and recently completed the OCN Level 3 in Notetaking for those with disabilities.
I'm looking forward to working with the steering group and making a success of this exciting new project.
Having been involved with Hearing Link NI for many years, I was keen to join the steering group to help guide it into the future.
I've got loads of ideas about the impact we could make in NI, particularly in respect to encouraging the use of technology. But at the end of the day people need people and the more opportunities we can create for those in the same boat to meet each other in person, the better.
The Sensory Support Team provide social work, technical aid and rehabilitation for service users with hearing loss, sight loss or dual sensory loss from age 18 upwards living in Belfast.
The Northern Trust is provides health and social care services across four council areas (Antrim and Newtownabbey District, Causeway Coast and Glens District, Mid and East Antrim District and Mid Ulster District).
The Trust provides health and social care services across the local government districts of Ards, North Down, Down and Lisburn.
The Southern Health and Social Care Trust provides health and social care services across the five council areas of Armagh, Banbridge, Craigavon, Dungannon, and Newry and Mourne.
TheatreNI offers a captioning service to increase access to theatre and the performing arts for deaf or hard of hearing audience members.
Current subtitled cinema listings in N Ireland.


What constitutes a gluten free diet?
Firstly, perhaps it would be best to examine what gluten actually is and why it is so offensive to the body.
Gluten is a protein that is used in foods to alter their texture and structure. It is particularly valuable in the production of bread as it gives dough elasticity and produces a better texture and feel to bread once it has finished baking. It is also used to give volume to certain foods, and can be found in everything from soy sauce to sugary sweets. Many instant soups and sauces contain gluten as well.
Why is gluten intolerance and gluten sensitivity becoming more common?
What you should understand before focusing on the severity or the commonality of gluten related issues is that almost everyone has some level of gluten intolerance. A person doesn't have to suffer from celiac disease or something like crohn's disease in order to be sensitive the effects of gluten in the body.
Non-celiac gluten sensitivity has been confirmed in multiple tests, like this one for example.
Perhaps it is best to consider that the increase in gluten sufferers realising they have a problem with dealing with gluten in foods, such as grains, can be attributed to the increase in awareness of the negative effects of the substance. On another note, gluten concentrations and potency in foods has been on the increase ever since we started genetically modifying grains. Some wheat in fact contains upwards of ten times the amounts of gluten it would have contained if it remained unmodified in the wild.
What issues result in the body after the consumption of grains and gluten?
Problems which can be attributed to gluten related illness don't necessarily manifest themselves as intestinal issues. Headaches, weird mood swings and energy fluctuations could all be linked to a sensitivity to gluten and grains.
Irritable bowel syndrome is a more obvious example of what grains and gluten can do to a person's digestive system. Most sufferers of IBS see a drastic reduction in symptoms after removing grains (and gluten) from their diet. A large portion symptoms even completely disappear, never to be seen again.
Grains really are not good for us.
All of the symptoms above can be attributed to gluten sensitivity. Have you got gout or suffer from arthritis? Try and remove grains from your diet for a month and see what your body does. I'd bet that it would recover and you'd thrive on the relief you'll feel.
What does gluten actually do to my body?
Gluten is a protein that binds to the intestinal walls and globules up. The body realises that something is wrong and begins producing antibodies to fight the invader. During this process of the body fighting gluten, inflammation occurs at the spot where the globules formed and proteins are able to pass through the intestinal wall into the rest of the body.
This is not good for the immune system, as these proteins can in effect spread inflammation throughout the body.
It is this inflammation which affects us so negatively. Some people have immune systems which are able to effectively mop up the negative effects of proteins passing through the intestinal walls, but if their immune systems are compromised their bodies will have a hard time warding off the inevitable onslaught of inflammation.
These inflammatory effects of gluten are not the only side effects, high glycaemic loads, sugar, low quality carbohydrates and insulin problems are all associated with the consumption of grains and gluten.
How does a paleo, low carbohydrate, zero grain (and zero gluten) diet help me?
By following the paleo diet, or in fact any diet which promotes limiting or removing grains from the diet, your body doesn't have to deal with the inflammatory properties of grains and gluten.
Foods like this pizza are poison for the intestines. Gluten, trans-fats and low levels of usable nutrition.
That means that your immune system is sharper and less taxed, your digestive system is actually functioning normally and your insulin sensitivity is at a normal, healthy level.
The paleo diet totally removes grains from your choice of foods. Grains, in any form, be it rice, wheat or corn for example, all negatively affect the body. They are high in carbohydrates and damage the intestines.
Think of how often the average person eats carbohydrate dense, grain based foods. Italian food makes up around 70% of the worlds diet, so it's fair to assume that many people eat italian food (pasta, etc) multiple times a week. That means that multiple times a week the body is battling with inflammation and digestive difficulties.
If you are interested in learning about the paleo diet and what it can do for your health, including the removal of gluten related problems,check out the 7 Paleo Concepts Course below!


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When used with seasoned wood, coal or oil your spinning/revolving chimney cowl will need to removed each year and cleaned. We feel that other brands that do not mention this are misleading customers into thinking that the model they offer will not need this maintenance. All spinning cowls unless used with gas will inevitably suffer debris build up, this debris will need to be removed to ensure the product keeps spinning.
For areas with consistently high wind speeds a M.A.D. static anti down draught cowl will be more appropriate as spinner cowls can deteriorate in consistently strong windy conditions.


Kindly note that you will not be Dr. Musngi's patient until the patient intake appointment has been completed (e.g. you will not be able to schedule a regular medical appointment). One of the purposes of the initial intake appointment is for you and Dr. Musngi to meet and to see if you are a good fit for each other, and then to take it from there. Additionally, to be clear, you will be enrolling as a patient of Dr. Cristina Musngi (practicing through Dr. Cristina Musngi Medicine Professional Corporation) and not of Magenta Health Inc. more generally.
This appointment is not meant for providing medical care, but to let you have a chance to meet Dr. Musngi, to learn about our clinic, to complete all necessary forms and sign-ups, and for a comprehensive medical history to be taken.


button. The Date and Time Settings window opens.
icon to open a calendar dialog box of selectable dates.
arrow button to view more years.
Select the month and year.
far left and right of the month and year to cycle through dates.
button to select the current day on the host device.
Click outside the Calendar dialog box to save the selection.
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Q: Ability of linking contacts in Empathy 3.4 is missing I have installed Ubuntu 12.04, with Empathy 3.4. I discovered that ability of linking contacts from different networks is missing from context menu. Is it bug or I need to install something?

A: I figured out the problem: The gnome-contacts package needs to be installed.
And linking works differently. When you select "Information" in the context menu, Gnome Contacts is opened, where you can link contacts with the same name, which then creates a metacontact in Empathy.


"If You Fall, I Will Catch You" Sergei Polunin & Natalia Osipova, ballet superstars, real life companions.
Sergei Polunin is a Ukrainian ballet dancer. Famous for his "once every hundred years" talent, he has incredulous elevation and impeccable technique. From an early age, he displayed glorious dramatic range. Home video of him as a tiny boy improving to Pavarotti are very foretelling.
Ballet gained an unprecedented new awareness when he danced in Hozier's viral video "Take Me To Church." People who never would have never paid any attention to ballet began to watch. He is generally attributed with bringing ballet to the modern common man.
Classical, yet cutting edge, Sergei starred in Diesel's "Make Love Not Walls" campaign and has put his mark on many other promotions. Sergei is a much sought after model and actor. Fashion designers love his breathtaking physique and brooding good looks.
He has garnered only positive reviews for his acting. His appearances include Murder On The Orient Express, Dancer, White Crow, and Red Sparrow.
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An 80-year-old man went to his doctor for his quarterly check-up. The doctor asked him how he was feeling and the 80-year-old said, "Things are great and I've never felt better. I now have a 20 year-old bride who is pregnant with my child. So what do you think about that?"
The doctor considered his question for a minute and then began. "I have an older friend, much like you, who is an avid hunter and never misses a season. One day when he was setting off hunting, he was in a bit of a hurry and accidentally picked up his walking cane instead of his gun.
As he neared a lake he came across a very large beaver sitting at the water's edge.
He realized he'd left his gun at home and so couldn't shoot the creature but out of habit he raised his cane, aimed it at the animal as if it were his favourite hunting rifle and went 'bang, bang'.
The doctor replied, "My point precisely".


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Persons born 29 January 1896
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STEPHEN CATCHINGS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 426-07-8775 (indicating Mississippi) and, Death Master File says, died February 1964. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
STEPHEN OCONNOR was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 503-07-2568 (indicating South Dakota) and, Death Master File says, died February 1973. Research in ZIP Code 57105. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
STERLIE O MCKEE was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 519-12-5592 (indicating Idaho) and, Death Master File says, died January 1991. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
STEVE SERDINAK was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 291-01-0328 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died January 1978. Research in ZIP Code 44304. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SUE WELLS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 264-54-2033 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died February 1986. Research in ZIP Code 33070. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SUSAN HUFF was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 500-22-9294 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died February 1973. Research in ZIP Code 64016. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SUSAN LAIRD was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 009-12-1466 (indicating Vermont) and, Death Master File says, died October 1978. Research in ZIP Codes 05452 and 05401. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SUSAN RODGERS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 140-30-0862 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died March 1979. Research in ZIP Code 07070. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SUSAN SIMPSON was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 541-10-4728 (indicating Oregon) and, Death Master File says, died May 1981. Research in ZIP Codes 97402 and 97424. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SUSAN THOM was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 293-48-3822 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died September 1971. Research in ZIP Code 44883. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SUSIE FLORENCE was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 420-24-4725 (indicating Alabama) and, Death Master File says, died September 1981. Research in ZIP Code 35211. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SUSIE MUSSER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 431-50-9392 (indicating Arkansas) and, Death Master File says, died May 1978. Research in ZIP Codes 71106 and 71105. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SYBIL BRICKMAN was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 091-26-9172 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 04 April 1990. Research in ZIP Code 11024. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SYLVIA FEDELI was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 012-50-8826 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died April 1974. Research in ZIP Code 01545. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
SYLVIA K JONES was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 498-50-7432 (indicating Missouri) and, Death Master File says, died 24 February 1995. Research in ZIP Code 63565. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TENNIE PERRY was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 253-09-9970 (indicating Georgia) and, Death Master File says, died December 1963. Research in ZIP Code 30728. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TERESA LARICCHIA was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 062-52-2108 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died December 1974. Research in ZIP Code 11050. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TERRELL CASBEER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 451-60-0944 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died October 1961. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TERRY MANAHAN was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 457-44-1299 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died April 1973. Research in ZIP Code 75840. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THELMA E GARLAND was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 364-12-6823 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 22 September 1997. Research in ZIP Code 07512. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
Theodore Ford was born 29 January 1896 in Kansas, and died 2 October 1935 in Scott County, Iowa, United States of America.
THEODORE HARTKE was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 511-16-6358 (indicating Kansas) and, Death Master File says, died March 1984. Research in ZIP Code 66502. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THEODORE WILBERKIN was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 117-62-7000 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died January 1981. Research in ZIP Code 10029. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
Theodore L. Schneider, Rank: PVT, Branch: US ARMY, War: WORLD WAR I, was born 29 January 1896, died 20 February 1985, and was buried in Section H, Site 1285 in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America.
THERESA CESARONI was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 036-16-0753 (indicating Rhode Island) and, Death Master File says, died January 1987. Research in ZIP Code 02895. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THERESA POLZER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 054-28-2600 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died January 1974. Research in ZIP Code 11417. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THERESA H SUMMERS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 461-86-2301 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 15 April 1968. Research in ZIP Code 77340. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THERESA M GARIETY was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 275-62-0654 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died 01 April 1988. Research in ZIP Code 45363. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS ARNOLD was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 430-30-7334 (indicating Arkansas) and, Death Master File says, died February 1974. Research in ZIP Code 71643. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS BECKMAN was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 524-14-4116 (indicating Colorado) and, Death Master File says, died February 1969. Research in ZIP Code 81413. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS BLOXOM was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 434-30-4007 (indicating Louisiana) and, Death Master File says, died October 1978. Research in ZIP Code 71055. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS BOGGS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 440-16-5527 (indicating Oklahoma) and, Death Master File says, died September 1963. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS BYRNES was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 046-09-9921 (indicating Connecticut) and, Death Master File says, died June 1972. Research in ZIP Code 06705. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS CAMPBELL was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 455-16-4987 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died October 1965. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS CASEY was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 429-26-1174 (indicating Arkansas) and, Death Master File says, died February 1986. Research in ZIP Code 64843. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS CHRISTOPHERS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 398-05-7499 (indicating Wisconsin) and, Death Master File says, died February 1972. Research in ZIP Code 54235. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS COOK was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 255-09-0044 (indicating Georgia) and, Death Master File says, died July 1983. Research in ZIP Code 28215. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS DUNAGAN was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 562-03-5172 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died December 1966. Research in ZIP Code 91020. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS GRAHAM was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 234-05-9469 (indicating West Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died November 1982. Research in ZIP Code 26150. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS HIGGINS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 121-20-9131 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died March 1975. Research in ZIP Code 11215. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS LATHAM was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 384-09-2712 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died November 1972. Research in ZIP Code 49340. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS MCCARTHY was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 085-30-7703 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died March 1981. Research in ZIP Code 12564. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS MCDOWELL was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 405-20-6374 and, Death Master File says, died January 1960. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS OSWALD was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 320-03-7487 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died May 1985. Research in ZIP Code 71115. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS PEFFER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 179-09-5511 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died November 1971. Research in ZIP Code 18055. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS SIMMS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 384-03-2443 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died February 1967. Research in ZIP Code 25703. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS STINSON was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 374-01-4680 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died July 1967. Research in ZIP Code 48215. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
THOMAS WHITE was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 371-18-0253 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died June 1983. Research in ZIP Code 49919. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TILLIE LANG was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 359-30-8809 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died 30 May 1989. Research in ZIP Code 60106. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TINNIE KOSCH was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 319-56-1732 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died July 1981. Research in ZIP Code 33568. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TOM GONO was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 463-03-7929 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died January 1980. Research in ZIP Code 72115. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TOM MILLER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 571-26-5626 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died April 1985. Research in ZIP Code 93618. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TOMAS ALONSO was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 580-92-9601 (indicating Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico) and, Death Master File says, died August 1980. Research in ZIP Code 00657. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
Tony Curti, Rank: COOK, Branch: US ARMY, War: WORLD WAR I, was born 29 January 1896, died 18 July 1967, and was buried in Section 2X, Site 7938 in Long Island National Cemetery in Farmingdale, New York, United States of America.
TONY CURTI was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 127-10-5711 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died July 1967. Research in ZIP Code 11103. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TONY PAULOZZA was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 142-10-4472 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died October 1968. Research in ZIP Code XX700. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TONY SILVA was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 559-32-0164 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died August 1962. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TONY YOVICH was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 208-10-7375 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 12 May 1988. Research in ZIP Code 48211. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TRAVIS ROWE was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 254-09-2840 (indicating Georgia) and, Death Master File says, died December 1974. Research in ZIP Code 30655. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TREFON EVANOFF was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 277-09-2737 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died April 1975. Research in ZIP Code 43605. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TREVOR HOLROYD was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 233-05-8612 (indicating West Virginia) and, Death Master File says, died February 1968. Research in ZIP Code 45631. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TUNIS BAKER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 145-22-1528 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died August 1982. Research in ZIP Code 90740. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
TYYNE MAKI was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 471-76-8114 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died January 1979. Research in ZIP Code 55713. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
ULYSSES CAUDELL was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 466-28-6046 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died June 1975. Research in ZIP Code 76201. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
UNIE TRAMMEL was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 431-80-6529 (indicating Arkansas) and, Death Master File says, died January 1977. Research in ZIP Code 72601. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VALBORG N HANSON was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 474-38-0351 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died 10 March 1992. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VALENTINE DYER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 010-50-3509 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died November 1984. Research in ZIP Code 01469. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VAN COATS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 221-07-0976 (indicating Delaware) and, Death Master File says, died February 1984. Research in ZIP Code 19707. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VAN B MILLS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 713-14-7571 (indicating Railroad Board) and, Death Master File says, died 15 May 1999. Research in ZIP Code 06606. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
Veatrice Hicks, wife of Henry Hicks, was born 29 January 1896, died 13 December 1990, and was buried in Section E, Site 12577G in Memphis National Cemetery in Memphis, Tennessee, United States of America.
VEATRICE HICKS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 413-82-4908 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 13 December 1990. Research in ZIP Code 38109. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VELMA HENNIG was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 450-24-0772 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died November 1986. Research in ZIP Code 79762. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VELMA F JONES was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 461-76-1372 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 15 December 1993. Research in ZIP Code 78501. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VENA BUCHNER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 442-24-6051 (indicating Oklahoma) and, Death Master File says, died February 1986. Research in ZIP Code 79034. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VENNIE SCOTT was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 411-38-5344 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died March 1981. Research in ZIP Codes 60629 and 38301. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERA BEAHM was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 523-62-1724 (indicating Colorado) and, Death Master File says, died October 1984. Research in ZIP Code 80747. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERA GURRIES was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 556-20-4389 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died August 1974. Research in ZIP Code 95051. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERA C KEY was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 410-74-0526 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 15 February 1969. Research in ZIP Code 38301. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERDA LOVELACE was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 567-38-5075 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died December 1972. Research in ZIP Code 74873. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERN PRITTS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 507-48-5473 (indicating Nebraska) and, Death Master File says, died July 1979. Research in ZIP Code 68942. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERNA L MOORE was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 462-54-3910 (indicating Texas) and, Death Master File says, died 01 December 1996. Research in ZIP Code 76367. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERNON RUNYON was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 570-05-4020 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died September 1975. Research in ZIP Code 91205. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERNON THOMPSON was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 028-09-2795 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died December 1976. Research in ZIP Code 33507. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERONICA GRONOWICZ was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 013-12-6079 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died 12 June 2000. Research in ZIP Code 01440. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERONICA KELLY was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 159-03-8590 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died October 1976. Research in ZIP Code 19133. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VERONICA MAKAWEO was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 575-54-2303 (indicating Hawaii) and, Death Master File says, died 15 September 1968. Research in ZIP Code 96819. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VESTA CLIFFORD was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 569-26-3543 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died April 1985. Research in ZIP Code 93534. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR BARREDA was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 581-03-9075 (indicating Puerto Rico) and, Death Master File says, died March 1965. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR CARLEN was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 352-14-1795 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died January 1972. Research in ZIP Code 62411. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR FORSLUND was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 394-03-0961 (indicating Wisconsin) and, Death Master File says, died July 1969. Research in ZIP Code 54534. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR GUDAITIS was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 204-09-2835 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died December 1967. Research in ZIP Code 48228. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR JOHNSTON was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 237-10-8388 (indicating North Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died April 1981. Research in ZIP Code 28115. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR JOSSENBERGER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 545-24-5804 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died April 1965. Research in ZIP Code 92073. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR KLAUSER was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 700-12-5637 (indicating Railroad Board) and, Death Master File says, died 09 December 1961. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR RUSCH was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 290-09-2587 (indicating Ohio) and, Death Master File says, died June 1964. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
VICTOR SASUTA was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 322-05-3526 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died April 1978. Research in ZIP Codes 60650 and 60473. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
Victor Tweed, Rank: WAGONER, Branch: US ARMY, War: WORLD WAR I, was born 29 January 1896, died 7 November 1977, and was buried in Section P, Site 3926 in Ft. Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America.
VICTOR TWEED was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 472-05-8116 (indicating Minnesota) and, Death Master File says, died November 1977. Research in ZIP Code 55418. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).
Victor Bernie Jossenberger, Rank: CPL, Branch: US ARMY, War: WORLD WAR I, was born 29 January 1896, died 9 April 1965, and was buried in Section PS-3, Site 377-A in Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego, California, United States of America.
VICTORIA DZIWIK was born 29 January 1896, received Social Security number 359-14-7556 (indicating Illinois) and, Death Master File says, died March 1986. Research in ZIP Code 60639. Source: Social Security Death Master File (public domain).


Discussion on the challenges and solutions regarding inter-connectivity of human heath, animal health, food, and environment.
The Cornell Sathguru Foundation for development's inaugural of the two-day summit on one health was opened by Dr. Dey, President of INFAH, Dr. Eshwar Reddy, DCGI, Dr. SR Rao, DBT, and with the discussion over One Health: The Goat & Approach by Alexander Travis in Delhi today.
The vision of the summit was to bring together some of the best academicians world over and participants from the Government of India and industry to discuss the future of One health and how minor changes in can affect all concerned. The attendees can expect to gain a deeper and broader understanding on how inter connected healthcare, food and environment is, and the need to encourage the collaborative efforts of multiple disciplines working locally, nationally, and globally to achieve the best health for people, animals, and our environment.
The participants are drawn from DCGI, CDSCO, FSSAI, FAO, WHO India Office, NCDC, DBT, Wellcome Trust, CDC India Office, DAHD. Cornell University, TANUVAS. University of Hyderabad, National Institute of Nutrition, CFTRI, KVASU, CAR-NIHSAD, GADVASU, BHU, IVRI, AIIMS. Aurobindo, Globion, Bayer, Cipla, Indian Immunological, ITC, Marico, Nagarjuna Agri Chem, Merck, DSM, Intas.
AMR is one of the cross-cutting challenges across the human and animal health continuum, with concerns looming at multiple points of the food chain. Pervasive use of antibiotics in humans as well as animals has rendered several strains of microbes (bacteria, viruses) to develop resistance to anti-microbial therapies (antibiotics, antivirals).
brucellosis, and avian influenza to name a few. While science has advanced to a level that prophylactic as well as therapeutic options exist for most of these diseases, yet, controlling these zoonotic pathogens at its animal source remain a big broken thread in the continuum.
Food safety is another integral issue that is at the heart of the One Health Concept, as the food chain inevitably interlinks the worlds of humans, animals and environment. CDC estimates 48 million people get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die from food borne diseases each year in the United States. With burgeoning incidences of food-borne illnesses, there is growing public awareness of food safety, food security and sustainability in food production practices.


The FCA's attention has been heavily focused this year on MiFID II and combating financial crime. It has announced major consultations, published significant new guidance and imposed substantial penalties, all of which have practical consequences for FCA authorised firms.
This one hour webinar is suitable for compliance officers, approved persons at FCA authorised firms and financial services lawyers. Participants will learn about the FCA's response to problems posed by MiFID II, its approach to cryptocurrencies, proposed changes to the Financial Crime Guide which came into effect on 1 October 2018 and sanctions imposed for anti-money laundering systems failings and market abuse offences.


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First race of the year: done
Sun 1 February 2015 by Mark	Leave a comment
January has been about getting the muscles, tendons and capillaries engaged again after a long spell off from regular training. Today's Caythorpe Dash half marathon seemed like a good idea when I entered it just after Christmas, a test of the first month's "Welcome back!" training plan. I would spend January with 30 miles-plus per week of running and thrice weekly gym schedules to get me fit for this half.
The first four weeks of 2015 haven't quite turned out as I'd meant though: my maximum week's running was 14 miles with 2 or 3 gym sessions a week! And when I say 14 miles, I don't mean a 14 mile run. Toe-ing the start line of the Caythorpe Dash today my longest run since September has been 6.87 miles, the result of a Rory Coleman PowerHour on a treadmill.
But those dreaded PowerHours do the trick: it took my third attempt during January before I could complete the full hour, bathing those around me in a squall of sweat. And they do the trick because of their effect on the heart rate, which doesn't get a rest as it continuously rises throughout the session to max out at the end: my second January PowerHour attempt just two weeks ago saw me wiped out from overheating after 40 minutes and an average heart rate of 165 beats per minute with a max in the high 170s. The PowerHour I finally completed this week saw that average, for the full hour, at 160 bpm and a max in the low 170s.
Just 5bpm on the average makes an awful lot of difference.
The Caythorpe Dash has been going just a few years now, a tough off-road challenge around the Lincolnshire fields and tracks, and is one of the earliest half marathons in a new year. The object of the race organisers is to raise money for the Caythorpe Playing Fields and on pulling up to race HQ it was pleasing to see the evidence of previous race funds actually having gone where promised: into a still pristine playing field and shiny kids' playground equipment.
I last ran this in 2013 when 98 runners got round the sticky, wet, freezing cold course. Its popularity increases with, today, its 4th edition seeing 172 starters. With nowhere near as much recent training in the legs as in 2013 my goal was simply to finish a long run at a steady pace. Being off-road, I knew the course was tough and in today's force-gale freezing winds across flat, unsheltered farmers' fields, somewhere between 2h20m and 2h30m would do me.
A very civil 11am start saw many start out too fast and it seemed a number just in front of me were taking false security from the smooth, flat road surface leading out of the village to the unknown fields: a mistake. With barely 2 miles of this route on roads, the course would find them out and sure enough I began reeling a few in after about 5 miles.
With my heart rate settling at the 160-165bpm range it felt hard work but manageable, so I just sought to run my own pace and maintain that to the finish.
The course became progressively harder: we all tried huddling close to the field edges in a pointless attempt to reduce the battering from the side and frontal freezing winds, and stepping off the clawing muddy fields at a couple of points onto the course's few short sections of road revealed the sudden heaviness of mud-covered shoes. I was easily carrying a couple of extra kilos with the added weight of clay and mud, nigh impossible to get off.
At just one such point I could see ahead of me the Farmer's Hellish Hill. In 2013, when I was on track for sub-2 hours with just 2-3 miles to go, this was what stopped it! It's not much of a hill really; what makes it a problem is that the path goes straight up the middle of it for around 400 metres, and its a path of the type which is the source of groans amongst off-road runners everywhere: the farmer ploughed much of it in the autumn!
So oi plough oop the feel, roight, jus before Caythorpe Dash, roight, and yer should see 'em! Slippin aroin loike Bambis I tell yer! Absolute hoot. 'tis!
If there's any leg strength left at this point on the course this is the hill that saps it; everyone walks and kisses goodbye to the race time goal, slipping around like a new-born lamb (or Bambi) in an effort to heave the legs through deep, muddy ridges. This is where my gym schedule's weighted squats came in use though, power-walking to overtake 3 or 4 struggling here to the next drinks stop.
After which I realised, with just 2 miles or so to go, I felt stronger than I would have thought possible at the start line. So I stepped it up a bit. Bright Red Jacket Man, with whom I'd been swapping places for the last 11 miles, also stepped it up and overtook me at a fair whack: I couldn't keep up and let him go.
Then it was back on the road for the final section back in to Caythorpe village . . . and there was Bright Red Jacket Man with 0.5 miles to go! I could not resist. I found some energy from somewhere to blast this last section (well, 8m30s a mile pace feels like blasting after schlepping through mud for over 2 hours) and sailed past Bright Red Jacket Man (the look of disbelief!) to finish in 2h15m and feel sick. Just 9 minutes outside of my Caythorpe Dash 2013 time, so I'm quite pleased with that based on the little I've trained.
So that's a gentle introduction January, and one day of February, done. The first of several 2015 marathons is though fast approaching, and the start line of the 140 mile Ancient Khmer Path in Cambodia will appear all too quickly: February will be all about building on January's soft start, to build up to almost-daily training and make more of an effort to shift the weight that's piled on since last February!


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Derek Jeter's great, but let's compare to Alan Trammell
By Joe PosnanskiFeb 15, 2014, 7:05 AM EST
SOCHI, Russia — Well, the overwhelming thing that is the Winter Olympics has completely thrown me off my 100 greatest baseball players ever schedule. So it goes. We'll pick up where we left off after I return and recover and get back on U.S. time. I predict this will be sometime in July.
In the meantime, I've been thinking about one big mistake I made in the Top 100 list, I'm sure I've made dozens of mistakes but one in particular stands out to me. And it relates pretty directly to the biggest baseball news of the last week.
I left Alan Trammell off my Top 100. That's just not right. And I'll need to correct that.
When Derek Jeter announced his retirement a couple of days ago, I wrote about how amazing it is — in these times of Twitter and 24-hour sports talk and mean-old defensive statistics and smark-aleck bloggers who invent words like Jeterate — that Derek Jeter will walk away from the game almost universally admired. It is a happy fate that eluded almost every great player of his time. Derek Jeter was a fantastic player, a sure Hall of Famer, a man who played hard every day. For the next six months, people will come to dedicate a portion of baseball immortality on him. It is altogether fitting and proper that they should do this.
But in a larger sense …
In the last last few days someone wrote how there will never be a Yankee who mattered more than Derek Jeter. Someone wrote this tripe about how stat nerds need to shut up because Derek Jeter was, like, the awesomest thing ever. Someone wrote that the Hall of Fame shouldchange its induction rules because Jeter should go in early with his buddy Mariano Rivera. Red Sox players were effusive, Bud Selig, after spending months breaking Alex Rodriguez, wrote the most glowing statement about him. Albert Pujols said he was "pretty close" to Jesus.
And I it hit me: Oh yeah, THAT'S why I invented the word Jeterate.
He was a fantastic baseball player. But you know what? Alan Trammell was just about as good.
Here are Alan Trammell's and Derek Jeter's neutralized offensive numbers.
Trammell: .289/.357/.420
Jeter: .307/.375/..439
Jeter was a better hitter. But it was closer than you might think. They had similar strengths offensively. At their best, they were .300 hitters with some power and some speed. Both lost deserving MVP awards to players who hit a lot of home runs and had a lot of RBIs. Jeter played in a historically high scoring time which inflated his numbers. Trammell played in a low-scoring time, which depressed his. So their actual numbers diverge. Plus Jeter was much more dependable which is no small thing. Jeter played in 300-plus more games. He played 140-plus games in 15 seasons. Trammell because of injuries and such managed only eight 140-game seasons.
But Trammell has his advantages too — namely defense. Trammell was a much, much, much, much, much, much — can't put "much" in here enough times — much better defensive shortstop.
By Baseball Reference's defensive WAR Trammell was 22 wins better than a replacement shortstop. Jeter was nine runs worse.
By Fangraphs, Trammell was 76 runs better than a replacement shortstop. Jeter was 139 runs worse.
You can buy those numbers or you can partially agree with them or you can throw them out entirely, but there's no doubt in my mind that Trammell was a better defensive shortstop. It's only a matter of degree. And where Jeter's offensive strengths and longevity give him a cushion over Trammell, the defense unquestionably cuts into the lead.
More: They were both widely respected players. They were both leaders on excellent teams. They both had great years. It's fascinating to look at their five best years by Baseball Reference WAR.
Jeter: 8.0 (1999); 7.5 (1998); 6.6 (2009); 5.5 (2006); 5.1 (2001).
Trammell: 8.2 (1987); 6.7 (1990); 6.6 (1984); 6.3 (1986); 6.0 (1983).
And by Fangraphs WAR:
By both of those measures, Trammell was at least as good, and perhaps a tick better, than Jeter when they were both at their best. That's because Baseball Reference and Fangraphs WAR weigh defense pretty heavily. Like I say, you might not think Trammell's defense makes up that much ground. You might not even think Trammell was a better defender than Jeter. Baseball is fun to argue about.
All of this can lead to the easy conclusion that Derek Jeter was wildly overrated … and when people are saying he's pretty close to Jesus or that he belongs on Yankees Mount Rushmore(worst tourist attraction EVER!), yeah, it's hard to argue. But my point is different. My point is that Alan Trammell was criminally underrated.
There are only a handful of shortstops in the history of baseball who transcended the position. You look at the Hall of Fame shortstops — many of them couldn't really hit. Aparicio … Ozzie … Pee Wee … Scooter … all of them were, in total, below average hitters. Cal Ripken is viewed as one of the most powerful offensive shortstops ever … but he had lower slugging percentage than Ruben Sierra and Eric Karros. The position is so demanding defensively, so demanding physically, so demanding mentally that very, very few players could play the position and stay on top of their games daily and be great offensive players and run the bases and lead their teams.
Jeter deserves to be celebrated for being one of those shortstops. He was probably the best player on four of the five Yankees World Series champions he played on (he wasn't in 1996; there's an argument that Jorge Posada or Bernie Williams was better in 2000). He helped his team in countless ways. I wouldn't say he was the best modern shortstop but his career has been wonderful.
And so was Alan Trammell's. Criminally underrated doesn't even do his career justice. And I'm one of the people who underrated it.


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Kamasu himono. Barracuda, cleaned, salted and dried overnight.
Tomorrow's breakfast?
かます 魳 干物
Oct 11, 2014 3:03:32 PM | barracuda, breakfast, fish, food and drink, food photos, himono
Top of the morning!
Surfacing this bright post-typhoon day to find the sun still shining and the city still standing.
Kajika (カジカ 鰍) — aka fluvial sculpin — on ice at a fish-specialist izakaya, ready for lunch service.
Oct 6, 2014 2:19:52 PM | fish, food and drink, food photos, izakaya, post-typhoon, typhoon
Sanma are in: now I know it's autumn
We may still be enjoying t-shirt weather, at least during the day, but autumn has most definitely arrived.
It's not just the weather, the beautiful clear blue firmament — aki-bare (literally "autumn clear skies") is the vernacular term — and the glorious drop in humidity. The change in season is also reflected in the lower angle of the sun, the golden afternoon light, the high, wispy cloud formations and the luminous colour of the sea.
And, more than anything, it's reflected in the fish we see in the market. The sanma (saury) are back.
They're not local to the Tokyo area: they're shipped down fresh from the ports of northeastern Honshu — now thankfully back in business — and Hokkaido.
But even at this early stage of the season they're wickedly cheap: ¥280 for two "irrespective of size, big or small" the sign says. We have to clean them ourselves, of course. And then we just salt them and stick 'em under the grill.
Sanma makes a wonderful sashimi too. It's a bit too fiddly to prepare at home — and thankfully we don't have to, since we can always drop into our local shokudo (lunch counter) for a generous plateful…
…as part of a teishoku (set meal) together with onsen-tamago soft-boiled egg, natto, suspiciously yellow takuan pickles and rice. Plus a bowl of noodles — wakame soba in this case — thrown in, just in case we're still hungry.
A deal at ¥880.
Sep 28, 2013 5:12:37 PM | autumn, fish, fish market, food and drink, food photos, natto, onsen tamago, sanma, saury, seasons, shokudo, soba, takuan, teishoku, wakame
Bépocah: Peruvian cuisine arrives in Tokyo — in style
A few more images of the outstanding — in every sense — Bépoca in Harajuku, as featured in my column today in The Japan Times.
Not only does it look exceedingly sharp inside and out, the food is unlike anything we have seen before in Tokyo. Beautifully presented, and made without cutting corners.
From the cebiche…
…with its chaser of leche de tigre (tiger's milk)…
…to the anticuchos de corazón, grilled brochettes of tender beef heart…
…and the ocopa, boiled potatoes enrobed in a beautiful green sauce prepared from feta cheese, milk, aji amarillo peppers, peanuts and black Huacatay mint.
And then there are the causas.
To describe these merely as mashed-potato cakes is akin to calling sushi just vinegared rice patties. It may be technically accurate but it doesn't start to tell the whole story. It's all about what's on top.
A bright yellow cylinder topped with avocado, creamed chicken and a wedge of tomato…
A spinach-green orb decked with diced octopus, onion and olive…
A grayish-mauve cube — the colouring here is beetroot — with a slice of buri (yellowtail) and marinated red onion…
And a cube of orangey pink (from red pepper) holds a generous scoop of crabmeat.
Like the creative modern pintxos found in Spain's Basque Country, these causas rework a long-standing tradition with imagination and flair.
They do a thousand different things with potato in Peru — and quite a few of those area on the menu at Bépocah. Such as carapulca, a dish that combines the dried tubers with diced chicken, pork and peanuts in a rich stew.
Probably my favorite "main" dish is the seco de res — soft-simmered premium kuroge wagyu beef cooked down with a thick cilantro sauce and served with rice.
So who's responsible for this food? Whose idea was it to bring Lima to Tokyo? Bépocah was set up by Bruno Nakandakari (from Peru) and Haruka Nishimura (Japanese).
They brought over the best chef they could hire from Lima, Cristhian Vasquez (no photo unfortunately). And in charge of the drinks is veteran Tokyo bartender Jacinto Alvarado, another Peruvian.
It's a great place, with elegance and poise. And it has opened just at a time when Peruvian cuisine is hitting the global gastronomic headlines.
Sep 6, 2013 5:40:20 PM | cebiche, fish, food and drink, food photos, Harajuku, Japan Times, leche de tigre, Peruvian, pisco, potatoes, tiger's milk


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Q: Jailbroken iPad stuck on black screen I was looking around on Cydia until it suddenly froze then after a few minutes the screen turned black. I know that it is on because when I press the lock button and home button at the same time, I can hear the camera sound from the screenshot but it's still a black screen. I tried everything I could think of but nothing works.

A: Hold Power button and Home button down, then once you see the Apple logo keep hold of Volume Up until it boots. You can then uninstall your last tweak and restart.

A: Using the same buttons as when taking a screen shot, Home + Power.
Hold both Home and Power down for 15-20 sec or until the Apple logo appears. This will hard-restart the iPad. You will not lose any information.

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How do you catch an interstellar asteroid? Go fast ... really, really fast
By David Szondy
How do you catch an interstell...
Reaching the interstellar asteroid `Oumuamua would be the most ambitious space mission ever attempted
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In September this year, the first interstellar object ever witnessed visiting the Solar System passed close to the Sun. While interstellar asteroid 'Oumuamua (1I/2017 U1) may have been and gone, that hasn't stopped scientists from figuring out ways to catch up to it. A team from the Initiative for Interstellar Studies (i4is) has put forward a proposal for Project Lyra, a plan to chase and intercept the asteroid in the most ambitious space mission ever attempted.
'Oumuamua caused quite a sensation when it was first detected on October 19, 2017 by the University of Hawaii's Pan-STARRS 1 telescope on Haleakala. First plotted as part of a NASA survey to identify near-Earth objects, later analysis of its orbit and light curve indicated that it was an asteroid that had been flying through interstellar space for hundreds of million of years before briefly passing through our system.
Because 'Oumuamua has an origin different from anything in history that scientists have been able to study close up, sending a probe to the interstellar asteroid is a very high priority. Unfortunately, as the i4is team admit, such a mission would be more ambitious than any other deep space flight to date. It would require reaching speeds that have never been obtained by a man-made spacecraft as well as sending a probe into an orbit far out of the ecliptic. This would require energy that would tax even the largest rockets on the drawing boards today.
The problem is that 'Oumuamua is heading away from us on an open-ended hyperbolic trajectory with at a velocity of 26 km/s (59,000 mph, 95,000 km/h). To give some perspective, Voyager 1 is the fastest object ever launched and it's only managing a mere 16.6 km/s (37,000 mph, 60,000 km/h). But sending a probe to 'Oumuamua isn't just a question of matching speeds. It has to be set on an intercept course at a velocity fast enough to chase and overtake the target, and this speed gets greater the farther away 'Oumuamua gets.
Announced on October 30 by the non-profit i4is, Project Lyra (named after the constellation from which 'Oumuamua came) sets out the challenges and alternatives of a mission to the asteroid using NASA's SLS or SpaceX's BFR boosters. This includes a flyby of the Sun and Jupiter or refueling the booster stage in orbit and sending the probe direct to 'Oumuamua.
Since 'Oumuamua is already speeding its way out of the Solar System, the ideal time to launch and intercept mission would be now, but because neither the SLS or the BFR is in service, to try such a mission using current boosters, even if a spacecraft was available, wouldn't be practical. A planetary flyby can reduce the size of the rocket needed, but it vastly increases the time required to intercept 'Oumuamua. The team also says that a mission within five years to 10 years is highly unlikely.
This is a problem because an earlier mission requires reaching a high speed of at least 26.5 km/s (59,300 mph, 95,400 km/h) to reach 'Oumuamua in 20 years, but this minimum gets higher the further back the launch date is. In 10 years, for example the velocity becomes 37.4 km/s (87,000 mph, 135,000 km/h). In 30 years, this becomes 76 km/s (170,000 mph, 274,000 km/h). These velocities for missions in later years exceed the capacity for any chemical, electric, or solar sail technology. Another factor is distance.
The later the launch, the farther the probe will be from Earth when it catches 'Oumuamua.
If it launches today, the probe will intercept inside a year and only 5.3 AU (493 million mi, 793 million km) away from the Sun. If the probe launches in 2027 or later, the intercept point will be 100 to 200 AU (15 billion km to 30 billion km). That's farther away than the Voyager probes are at the moment. This means including nuclear power sources, heavy thermal radiation, and special communications systems.
Another tradeoff is speed over time at the destination. A very fast probe will get to 'Oumuamua quicker, but it will also just flash past the objective with little chance of observation. Ideally, the probe would be equipped with some form of electric propulsion to slow it down to match trajectories or orbit 'Oumuamua. On the other hand, a fast approach velocity would allow the probe to release an impactor before slowing down. If timed right, the impactor could hit 'Oumuamua before the probe's arrival, allowing it to make a spectroscopic analysis of the impact flash and debris.
According to the researchers, the most promising way to reach 'Oumuamua would be using a laser sail propelled by a multi-megawatt laser in Earth or heliocentric orbit. This would not only allow the probe to reach 'Oumuamua in a short time, but could also help with deceleration of a single large probe or a swarm of small ones, much in the way a ship slows down by backing its sails.
The only problem is that such laser sail technology is still years in the future. The team says that this approach may be too late for 'Oumuamua, but could be built and at the ready when another interstellar visitor enters our system.
Source: i4is via Universe Today
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David Szondy
David Szondy is a freelance journalist, playwright, and general scribbler based in Seattle, Washington. A retired field archaeologist and university lecturer, he has a background in the history of science, technology, and medicine with a particular emphasis on aerospace, military, and cybernetic subjects. In addition, he is the author of a number of websites, four award-winning plays, a novel that has thankfully vanished from history, reviews, scholarly works ranging from industrial archaeology to law, and has worked as a feature writer for several international magazines. He has been a New Atlas contributor since 2011.
Tomasz Wawrzyczny-Than November 26, 2017 10:43 PM
Wouldn't it be simpler to deploy a net in space that is caught by the interstellar asteroid/comet?
Shadowmerlin November 27, 2017 02:00 PM
Didn't they do something like this in the '50s?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0046240/plotsummary
Miner Bob November 30, 2017 04:46 PM
Arthur C. Clarke wrote a series of books called "Rendezvous with Rama" about a long cylinder shaped asteroid on it's way through our solar system using our Sun to slingshot back out into space.
Earth explorers intercepted it and discovered it was a spaceship and broke into and then had to get out before they got trapped.
Is this their cover story? Hmmmm.


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icoon is fine, but the banner not so much.
is the choice you want missing? go ahead and add it!
Do you like the new banner and icon?
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Q: How to set custom music on Android? I want to make a music player that can play all music on my memory card.
I use this code for play a music, but i can't play music from memory card, only in raw folder.
MediaPlayer mp = MediaPlayer.create(this, R.id.raw.audio.mp3)

what I should do, so i can play music from SD card ?

A: You'll want to do something like this
    Uri song = Uri.parse(location-of-song); //location-of-song is where the music is on the sd card
    mPlayer = new MediaPlayer();
    mPlayer.setDataSource(getApplicationContext(), song);
    mPlayer.start();

A: Use the version of create that takes a URI, and provide a URI to the local file you want to play.