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A Neal Dunn spokesman dismissed assertions by Libertarian Rob Lapham that Dunn has been absent from the campaign trail since securing the Republican nomination Aug. 30.
Overwhelming favorite Dunn still campaigning and fundraising CD2 race A Neal Dunn spokesman dismissed assertions by Libertarian Rob Lapham that Dunn has been absent from the campaign trail since securing the Republican nomination Aug. 30. Check out this story on tallahassee.com: http://on.tdo.com/2f3Jc94
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Neal Dunn stopped broadcast advertising following his victory in the Congressional 2nd District Republican primary but a spokeswoman dismissed suggestions that he is no longer campaigning. At a mid-October candidate forum in Bonifay, Libertarian Rob Lapham said Dunn has been absent from the campaign trail since securing the GOP nomination Aug. 30. This past week, the retired Panama City physician held a fundraiser in Tallahassee and attended a charity event for the Ronald McDonald House.
The previous week he campaigned three times in Tallahassee. Dunn attended the FSU-Wake Forest game, participated in a golf charity event and campaigned at an NRA charity event. As the GOP flag bearer, Dunn is the prohibitive favorite.
"Dr. Dunn is running his campaign today with the same enthusiasm and drive as he started on day one," said Dunn spokeswoman, Sarah Bascom. "He continues to travel the district and share with voters why he is the best candidate to represent North Florida in Washington."
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The Dunn campaign ended broadcast advertising after he scored a primary victory over Tallahassee attorneys Mary Thomas and Ken Sukhia.
Dunn is retired from medicine and is a Panama City businessman. He spent $1.7 million in the 15 months between announcing his candidacy for the 2nd Congressional District and Sept. 30. Almost all of it, except about $500,000, was used during an intense battle for the Republican nomination.
Thomas tried to outflank Dunn from the right, painting him as a liberal lobbying advocate for Obamacare and accusing him of criticizing police in the aftermath of protests related to police shootings. Dunn countered with fiscal conservative and anti-regulation talking points and carried the district's two main population centers, Tallahassee and Panama City, while Thomas carried 11 of the remaining 17 counties.
"The single most common complaint I hear traveling the district is over-regulation," said Dunn. "The business community tells me we are drowning in a sea of incomprehensible regulations."
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Dunn, founding president of the Advanced Urology Institute and the Bay Regional Cancer Center, chairs the board of directors of Summit Bank and counts the GOP establishment among his backers.
He tells folks he wants to go to Washington to ensure that North Florida and the nation "gets back on track to economic security. His list of contributors includes a virtual who's who of CEOs and leading lawmakers. Former Florida Speaker of the House Allan Bense has provided an endorsement and money. Contributors also include Concepcion Raul of United States Sugar, Connelly Stanley of Gulf Power, state senate candidate Dennis Baxley and 19 separate political action committees as well as other congressional candidates from across the country.
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## I would like to contribute to the code base

The easiest way to contribute to developing SHTOOLS is by GitHub.

* Start by forking the [SHTOOLS](https://github.com/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS) repo into your GitHub account.
* Clone this repo on your local computer.
* Commit changes to your personal repo. We work on the `develop` branch, so please base your commits on the most recent commit on this branch.
* When you think that your changes are ready to be incorporated into the main repo, make a pull request, describing what you changed and why.
* The administrators will verify your work and may ask for changes. After they are happy with your contribution, they will merge your pull request into the main repo.

If you are not comfortable with using `git`, please just contact us by email. We will be happy to help.

## I would like to report a bug, or suggest a change

* If you find a bug, please open an [issue](https://github.com/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS/issues) on GitHub.
* If you would like to suggest a change, or suggest a new feature that should be implemented in SHTOOLS, please open an [issue](https://github.com/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS/issues) at the same place. Before doing so, please look at the SHTOOLS [milestones](https://github.com/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS/milestones) to see if this is already on the development roadmap.

## I would like to fix some typos in the documentation

* The easiest way to improve the documentation is by clicking on the "Edit me" button at the bottom of the page you are reading. This will bring you to the original source file on GitHub where you can make the change by clicking on the "edit this file" button. Just follow the instructions and don't worry, it is impossible to mess anything up.

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I'm The Boss: Liverpool vs. Manchester United (Premier League, 14-10-2017)
Posted By: Rodney McCain 13th October 2017
United travel down the East Lancashire Road to Liverpool this Saturday to face our fiercest rivals at Anfield, a game which is never for the faint-hearted. This one won't be any different. That it comes on the back of an International break only whets the appetite of the fans for a winning resumption to the domestic league campaign as the run-in to Christmas commences, but as ever, Liverpool away is one of the most difficult fixtures in our annual calendar.
We also travel in the knowledge that we will be without several of our most influential players of recent months, not least Paul Pogba (who remains sidelined with a hamstring injury, the severity of which is open to debate) and now also Marouane Fellaini, who had to leave Belgium's game against Bosnia & Herzegovina on Sunday evening after only 25 minutes with a knee ligament injury which will keep him sidelined for almost a month. Michael Carrick is also doubtful.
Our hosts also had bad news on the injury front when leading striker Sadio Mane sustained a hamstring injury on duty with Senegal, which will keep him out of action for at least 6 weeks… fortunate timing from our point of view.
GK: David de Gea – now firmly established as number one choice for both club and country and deservedly nominated for the Ballon d'Or this week; he will, as ever, prove a formidable barrier for the Liverpool forwards to breach.
RB: Antonio Valencia – Tony will have travelled as far as any other player to feature for Ecuador during the break, but such is his outstanding athleticism that I have no concerns in naming him in the starting XI at Anfield. Will be as relieved as anyone that the dangerous Mane is missing this game, so he should have a chance to establish control of the right side of the pitch for United.
LB: Ashley Young – Young has played well at left-back recently, and not having any involvement with England means he has basically had the last week to rest up and prepare for this game. That will be good, as he is likely to come up against the very pacy Mo Salah; the Egyptian is like greased lightning, so Ashley will need to try to keep him "out of the game" as much as he can.
CBs: Eric Bailly & Phil Jones– in one of the most hostile arenas in England, you want your best, most reliable pairing at centre-back position, and these two are most definitely that partnership for now. Bailly has a turn of pace which will be invaluable when we invariably have to work hard to keep Liverpool's pacy attackers at bay, and Jones can man-mark Sturridge or Firmino as needed, as well as providing a threat at set-pieces. Both will need to be at their best here, as they will be tested for sure.
DMs: Nemanja Matic & Ander Herrera – both these lads are almost here by 'default', given the injuries we've had to Pogba, Fellaini and Carrick, though quite honestly I have no problem in selecting both for this fixture. Matic has bossed a midfield against better Liverpool midfielders than they currently possess when he played for Chelsea, and Herrera knows all about overcoming a hostile Anfield atmosphere, having run the gauntlet of abuse from the 'lovable' scousers after Steven Gerrard got red-carded after 48 seconds on the pitch for attempting to seriously hurt the little Basque player several years ago. Both will be very busy boys indeed, attempting to wrestle control of the game away from Jordan Henderson, Emre Can and Gigi Wijnaldum.
RM: Juan Mata – Juan once again showed his worth with a lovely well-taken early goal against Crystal Palace in our last Premier League fixture, and it would be fantastic if he could repeat that feat at Anfield. He will probably come up against Alberto Moreno, who has mysteriously been picked over the reliable Andy Robertson at left-back for the home team, and I'd expect our Spaniard to be more influential than Liverpool's version.
AM(C): Henrikh Mkhitaryan – the little Armenian has, somewhat predictably, had a World Cup qualifying experience to forget, surrounded as he is at International level by lesser players than he is used to siding with at United. He will probably be relieved to be lining up with his club colleagues once again, and I hope we see the bright, inventive, decisive Henrikh we've glimpsed many times before, as his invention will be crucial to our gaining the result we want from this game.
LM: Anthony Martial – I debated over whether Marcus Rashford might be a 'safer' bet for this position, but I think the home defence will be petrified by the young Frenchman's pace and trickery on the ball, whether it be Trent Alexander-Arnold or Joe Gomez at right-back for them. Tony was surprisingly omitted from the France squad for the recent qualifiers by Didier Deschamps, a decision which makes his chances of starting at Anfield even more likely since Rashford played quite a bit for England. If Tony plays well we have a good chance of leaving Merseyside with a decent result.
CF: Romelu Lukaku – news that he might have picked up a slight knock whilst with Belgium had my heart doing palpitations, but apparently Romelu is fine to continue his incredible start to his Manchester United career, and with the reputation that he has acquired now, I don't think the Liverpool centre-halves will be relishing playing against him! Hopefully the big Belgian can maintain his fine goalscoring form against our fiercest rivals!
BENCH: Romero, Rashford, Lingard, Blind, McTominay, Darmian, Smalling.
This will be as difficult a fixture as it always is, and much will depend on our lads winning their individual battles with their direct opponents all over the pitch. It is essential that we keep Liverpool quiet for the opening 20 minutes, thereby silencing their home crowd. The news of Sadio Mane's injury was a huge boost, coming as it did after the news of Fellaini's knee ligament trouble whilst playing for Belgium, but we still need to try to gain control of midfield, and that won't be easy as I suspect Jurgen Klopp will opt to replace Mane with Emre Can and effectively play a three-man central midfield to attempt to 'run' the game from there. I would probably settle for a point from this game, but I'm hoping we can take all three and keep pace with our cross-town rivals at the top of the table. It will be tense and fraught with nerves as always. There's no better game to win… and no worse game to lose!

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This is part 2 in a series of posts on using .NET Core platform intrinsics. Part 1 discussed the implementation of SHA-256 using specialized instructions available in the ARMv8 Cryptography Extensions. Part 2 will describe the accelerated implementation of AES encryption using hardware instructions that are part of the same instruction set.
AES is probably the most widely used symmetric encryption algorithm today. It's a block cipher that can encrypt 128-bit blocks of data using the secret key that can be 128, 196, or 256 bits long. In practice we almost always want to encrypt variable-length messages, which is why block ciphers are inseparable from modes of operation such as CBC, CTR, or GCM. In this post I will talk about AES-128 only as a block cipher, without implementing any particular mode of operation (don't worry, GCM will be the topic of one of the future posts in this series).
The only thing you should know about AES in most situations is that it's pseudo-random permutation that takes a 128-bit input, a 128-bit key, and produces a 128-bit encrypted output. On the other hand, if you want to implement it using specialized hardware instructions, you have to know just a little bit more about how the AES black box works internally.
You can see that the core of the algorithm is actually pretty simple (the individual operations are more complicated, but at this moment we don't care about what they are doing internally). We have 11 different round keys generated from the main key, and four basic operations performed over 10 rounds. First 9 rounds are the same; the last one is slightly different as it does not include the MixColumns step.
Decryption works in a similar fashion. Each transformation has its inverse, so all the decryption algorithm has to do is to perform the inverse operations in the reverse order. Because encryption and decryption are very similar to each other, I'll only talk about the encryption in the remainder of this post to avoid repeating myself (the decryption function will be available in the GitHub repository accompanying this post).
Looks like almost everything we need is here. AESE combines the AddRoundKey, SubBytes, and ShiftRows steps, and AESMC performs the MixColumns step, believe it or not! The only thing that is missing is the instruction for generating the round keys (Intel has the AESKEYGENASSIST instruction for that purpose), which I will talk about later.
The first thing we need to do is to expand the secret key into 11 round keys. We don't have the intrinsics that can help us with that, so we have to implement the key expansion from scratch. The key expansion is not particularly interesting, so I will not talk about it here—I will just use the pre-expanded round keys instead. If you ever need to implement it in C#, the easiest way to do so would be to just copy the definition of GenerateKeyExpansion function from the RijndaelManagedTransform class, which is a part of the .NET Framework standard library.
Everything looks pretty ordinary here. We are using the fact that we have plenty of registers available to load all the round keys prior to the actual encryption, so we can process multiple blocks of data much faster, in a single invocation of the function. Each round is just one Encrypt/MixColumn combo, except the last one, which replaces the MixColumns step with the AddRoundKey (implemented with the simple call to Xor function from the Simd class in the Arm64 namespace). Now let's see how fast we are going!
The results are much more impressive this time. BouncyCastle is orders of magnitude slower, as expected. But the intrinsics implementation is also noticeably better than OpenSSL in each category of inputs: 16B, 1K, and 1M.
Single block comparison may look slightly unfair, though, as it includes big overhead of several function calls and whatnot. Nevertheless, it's very important when implementing some non-standard modes of operation which use AES block cipher as a basic building block—if we can't encrypt a single block efficiently, the performance of the whole construction suffers greatly.
Now that the victory is officially declared, are we done here? Not just yet—we can do even better!
The performance boost is clearly visible (although not as much as I have expected). This trick is not always applicable, though. Remember that we always have to combine some mode of operation with the actual block cipher? Well, not all modes can take advantage of encrypting multiple blocks at the same time. However, some modes of operation such as CTR and GCM are inherently parallelizable, which is where this optimization really shines.
How did I come up with the number four for the number of instructions issued at the same time? Performance of each instruction is defined by its latency (number of cycles needed to complete the instruction) and throughput (number of cycles before another instruction of the same type can be issued). You can read the Cortex-A57 Software Optimization Guide to get the rough idea how some instruction will perform on the ARMv8 platform, but ultimately you have to measure and see what works best for you in practice.
You can find the complete C# implementation of both AES encryption and decryption in my ARMv8 AES intrinsics GitHub repository (it currently serves only as a demo, not as a production-ready implementation). In the next post we will take a break from writing the code and explore the various ways to see the instructions emitted by the JIT.


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Before the holidays, I was privileged to participate in the Boyd 4H program. Every other Wednesday at Boyd the 4H club meets from 3-4:15 p.m. 4H in most schools is focused on agriculture and animals…kind of a prerequisite to FFA. But at Boyd, 4H is focused more on life skills. They talk about babysitting, how to take care of younger siblings when mom & dad aren't home, first aid, cooking, sewing, character traits, going to college, etc.
It gives an opportunity for our older teenagers who are out of school by 3 p.m. to mentor and be a consistent influence on these kids. Teenagers get to know people from different demographics and cultures while ministering to them and the children get a big kid friend they can look up to.
On this particular Wednesday, the 4H club walked a block down the street to the AISD main building to put on a play entitled Click, Clack, Moo Cows That Type (something about cows who have unionized and enter into collective bargaining with the farmer). Very cute. Afterwards, we returned to Boyd and ate nachos, drank sodas, and talked with the kids.
From there, we adjourned to the playground. There, we decorated Christmas cookies, took pictures with a rather young Santa, played games, and goofed around for a couple of hours. Even more teenagers were able to come to this since it was after school.
I was so impressed by the kids there. I want my kids when the get older to be like that. To have the heart of Christ and be able to reach out so naturally to people from different backgrounds. I also saw a possibility of repeating at Boyd what has obviously been so successful in Regina, Canada (see the Canada Mission Blog). I love to see what God does through children.
This experience has definitely impacted my life. I have been a part of this ministry since its beginning in 2009 and longed to be allowed to participate since it was first suggested by Hilary Hoover. It was a real blessing that God worked out my schedule both years so that school and work didn't conflict with the meetings. I don't believe in coincidences and know that it was all arranged to serve His greater purpose. During the meetings we say the 4H pledge, which I almost have memorized, and pass out some sort of a snack/drink.
We have a project or a lesson the kids work on. Past favorites were plays put on for the faculty and Victoria Gardens Nursing Home, care packages made for the soldiers, and cooking classes in which we taught the kids to make homemade ice-cream and pizza bagels. The kids are always grateful and excited during the meetings, especially when we go to the fair in the fall to learn about the plants and animals shown.
I know a lot of the kids. It was hard to learn all their names the first year, but it became easier the second time around. I have not met their parents mostly because we never see them. The kids get picked up outside while we are cleaning up or walk home to the apartments adjacent to the park. The kids are great though, and make it all worth while.
During 'Love Where You Live' I noticed a stark contrast in the behaviors between the children from G.O. and the children from Boyd. The Boyd kids were so much more appreciative of the activities we had planned and the time we were spending with them. I guess I'm just a sucker for those kids because they have taught me so much and ask so little. I see God working in the roles we, as volunteers, play with the children. They love us because we can drive and are 3 feet taller than them, and I love them because I see them growing. As I get to know each child I learn about some of their problems and a connection forms. Then, as they take on leadership roles or really get excited about a service project, I see God working in their hearts and know that little by little they are growing up and that they truly are learning something. Although we can't pray with them or talk about Jesus, I hope that later on in life they will identify our actions as a product of our faith, and in turn seek a relationship with Him for themselves.
These kids have taught me humility, strength, joy, and hope. Despite their economical disadvantages they are still kids who focus on the same things we did. I talk with the girls about boys and about cars and stats with the guys. Perhaps the biggest impact they made in me was their complete acceptance. My presence may have been awkward at first, but now if I'm late they all notice and want to know what kept me. It sounds juvenile that such a small thing would matter, but to me it does matter. To me, they are really saying, "You are making a difference."


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Q: Preventing a PHP cross-site infection Over the past, i've seen a cpanel account (with addon domains) getting infected from an outdated wordpress installation and spreading itself to other domains since all addon domains were included under public_html folder.
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/home/user/public_html/domain2.com
I know that this can be prevented by purchasing a reseller cpanel account and have seperated cpanel accounts for every domain, ie:
domain1: /home/user1/public_html/
domain2: /home/user2/public_html/
I was wondering if a php infection can be spread when the directory tree is as follows:
/home/user/domain1.com/public_html/
/home/user/domain2.com/public_html/
both domains got the same user but they are not sharing the same public_html folder, however they are sharing the same user.
Can an infection from /home/user/domain1.com/public_html/ take advantage of the user permissions and files ownage to be spreaded/copied to /home/user/domain2.com/public_html/
??

A: Yes, there only thing special about the public_html directory is that is the root directory the web server is using to serve files from.  But as far as the file system on the server is concerned, it is all the same.
The problem is not with public_html, but rather file and directory permissions.  A file run inside of the "public_html" directory can still access files in it's parents directory
If the server that is hosting cpanel gives you the ability to remotely add files to a directory inside of /home/user1, then your PHP files will also have access to it.
With PHP you can disable built in functions to chmod, and the ability to run shell commands which will prevent a PHP script from changing the permissions of files/directories, which may be worth looking at.  But in general it's better to isolate each site from each other to limit potential security vulnerabilities

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Q: How do I define a function with different calling conventions depending on the architecture using a macro? I'm developing a small language in Rust. To improve the performance, I'd like to use fastcall calling convention for x86. The "fastcall" ABI is not supported for ARM.
For x86:
fn add_primitive(&mut self, name: &str, action: extern "fastcall" fn(&mut Self)) {
    ...
}

extern "fastcall" fn a_primitive(&mut self) {}

For ARM:
fn add_primitive(&mut self, name: &str, action: fn(&mut Self)) {
    ...
}

fn a_primitive(&mut self) {}

Using C I can define a macro
#ifdef x86
#define PRIMITIVE extern "fastcall" fn
#endif
#ifdef arm
#define PRIMITIVE fn
#endif

fn add_primitive(&mut self, name: &str, action: PRIMITIVE(&mut Self)) {
    ...
}

PRIMITIVE a_primitive(&mut self) {}

I do not know how to solve this problem using Rust's macro system.
EDIT:
I need two different macros. I know how to use target_arch to define different versions of functions but not macros.

A: #[cfg(target_arch = "arm")]
#[macro_export]
macro_rules! primitive {
    (fn $args:tt) => { fn $args };
    (fn $f:ident $args:tt $body:tt) => { fn $f $args $body };
    (fn $f:ident $args:tt -> isize $body:tt) => { fn $f $args -> isize $body };
}

#[cfg(target_arch = "x86")]
#[macro_export]
macro_rules! primitive {
    (fn $args:tt) => { extern "fastcall" fn $args };
    (fn $f:ident $args:tt $body:tt) => { extern "fastcall" fn $f $args $body };
    (fn $f:ident $args:tt -> isize $body:tt) => { extern "fastcall" fn $f $args -> isize $body };
}

Example:
pub struct Word<Target> {
    symbol: Symbol,
    is_immediate: bool,
    is_compile_only: bool,
    hidden: bool,
    dfa: usize,
    cfa: usize,
    action: primitive!{ fn (&mut Target) },
    pub(crate) compilation_semantics: fn(&mut Target, usize),
}

primitive!{fn dup(&mut self) {
    let slen = self.s_stack().len.wrapping_add(1);
    self.s_stack().len = slen;
    self.s_stack()[slen.wrapping_sub(1)] = self.s_stack()[slen.wrapping_sub(2)];
}}


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Privately renting deemed 'affordable' to working families in Derbyshire
Renting still costs more than a quarter of the average salary.
Privately renting a typical home is affordable to working families in Derbyshire, new figures show, but still costs more than a quarter of their salary.
Housing charity Shelter says households in which earners are on low wages are being "bled dry" by the price of renting across much of England.
It has called on the next Prime Minster to build 3.1 million new social homes in the next 20 years to provide a sustainable solution to the housing crisis gripping the nation.
The charity used Office for National Statistics data to work out the average combined salary of a full-time and part-time worker on low incomes in every region of England, to represent what it termed a "typical working family".
In the East Midlands, they would take home a combined £23,165 a year after tax.
Privately renting a two-bed home in North East Derbyshire would cost the family £5,940 a year on average – 25.6% of their pay packet.
This bucks the trend across England, where lower-income families in two-thirds of councils have to spend more than 30% of their salary on private rent.
In around a third of local authorities, this rises to more than 40% of income, Shelter's analysis shows.
Polly Neate, chief executive of Shelter, said: "Families in lower-paid jobs are having their bank balances bled dry by expensive private rents across huge swathes of the country.
"The steep decline in social housing has left a growing number of families caught in a debilitating rent trap.
"It's disgraceful that, despite working every hour they can, many parents are now forced to rely on housing benefit to keep a roof over their children's heads."
Ms Neate said it makes no sense to keep "haemorrhaging billions" in housing benefit to private landlords.
She added: "The next Prime Minister, whoever that may be, needs to realise social housing is the best cure to the affordability crisis we face.
"The delivery of 3.1 million new social homes over the next 20 years is the only way to lift millions out of housing poverty and into a stable home."
Despite the relative affordability of rents in North East Derbyshire, the same-sized home at social rent rates would set the same family back just £4,432 a year on average, or 19.1% of their wage.
A Government spokesperson said: "We are committed to providing good quality social housing.
"We are investing £9bn to build more affordable homes across England and have abolished councils' borrowing cap – allowing them to build a new generation of social housing."


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Toyota Has Twice As Many Solid-State Battery Patents As Anyone Else
With 1,331 solid state battery patents, Toyota means business about the future.
byHazel Southwell| PUBLISHED Jul 7, 2022 3:37 PM
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Toyota is serious about solid-state batteries. It sent a prototype vehicle out on roads powered by one last year, and among its $13.6 billion in investments, there's plenty of solid-state technology. According to a Nikkei study released Thursday, Toyota has amassed almost three times as many patents in the technology as any other maker.
The study, conducted with a Tokyo-based research company called Patent Results, showed that Japanese manufacturers register more solid-state patents than other companies. Toyota is ahead of everyone, including Panasonic, one of its battery partners.
Toyota registered 1,331 solid-state battery-related patents, according to the study. Panasonic is a distant second in the patent stakes with just 445 patents, ahead of third-placed Idemitsu Kosan, which holds 272.
Idemitsu Kosan is an oil refining company, with most of its patents around materials for making solid-state batteries; Panasonic is more occupied with cell design and battery construction. Toyota's haul, though, is a broad mix.
Reading through the patents filed to the World Intellectual Property Organization, show they're not just for stuff that's relevant on a tertiary level. Many patents are for specific designs for solid-state batteries or solid electrolytes. There are also patents related to charging and charge protection and a small number are for coatings or elements of the cell's construction, like metal films placed directly into the solid electrolyte.
But a really, really big number is for straight-up battery designs in every size, from relatively small device batteries through to the sort of size that would power an EV. Toyota is investing in technologies to make sure it has a solution within reach to whatever it wants to build, it seems.
It's far from the only car company investing in solid-state batteries. BMW and Hyundai have looked to U.S. companies for their own solid-state technologies, and the sector is keen to find a way to mass-produce solid-state batteries at a scale for cars. The advantages are pretty major: reduced time for charging, stability, and safety—all improvements you want in an electric vehicle.
In terms of patents, though, it's all focussed on Japan. Fourth-placed Samsung is the only non-Japanese company among those registering solid-state tech designs in the top five.
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2013 Already a More Intense Wildfire Season in California
2013 Already a More Intense Wildfire Season in California | KCET
Zach Behrens
Zach Behrens was KCET's Director of News, Region and State. He worked on digital and on-air news products that related to Southern California and beyond. He was also the Digital Executive Producer for "SoCal Connected."
Photo: Jared Moran/Flickr/Creative Commons License
Welcome to wildfire season, California. Today, six wildfires are burning throughout state, two which are here in Southern California. And they are, to say the least, more intense than usual for this time of year.
"We're seeing fire behavior that we should be seeing in late June or early July, [not May]", explained Daniel Berlant of CAL FIRE. By behavior, he means the rate of spread. Take the Springs Fire in Ventura County, which ignited today and within a several hours already had burned over 8,000 acres. Up in Tehama County, the Panther Fire grew from 1,600 to 10,000 acres.
Since these conditions are normal for peak summertime, Berlant finds this early season intensity disconcerting. "The conditions will only dry out more; even though we are very dry right now, the brush and timber still have some moisture in it," he explained.
But this is no surprise to fire officials, who have been planning and deploying resources earlier than usual. To date, the number of wildfires already this year is more than 60 percent than normal, according to today's statewide fire summary report. And all of this a few days before Wildfire Awareness Week begins, which could not come sooner.
Berlant noted that home power equipment, like lawnmowers and weed whackers, continues to be one of the leading causes of wildfires. "All it takes is a blade on a rock and a fire is sparked," he said, encouraging brush clearance work to take place in the morning when there's more moisture and higher humidity in the air, but not when it's windy or very dry (for more tips, the state's slick readyforwildfire.org is helpful).


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Chancellor, Alice
Alice Chancellor
Chancellor, Alice Gender: F
Birthname Alice Percilla Chancellor
born on 2 September 1912 at 08:00 (= 08:00 AM )
Place Kentland, Indiana, 40n46, 87w27
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Alice Chancellor (1971)
American electronics engineer, recipient of the 1970 Outstanding Handicapped Federal Employee of the Year award. She had a childhood accident and subsequent infection that, in adulthood, made her blind in one eye, and required both her legs to be amputated in separate surgeries (1962 and 1964).
Chancellor, who used a wheelchair, worked as a stenographer and typist as a young woman, in private industry, for an Indiana draft board during World War II, and after 1952 in the Federal Civil Service. In 1956, she resigned her civil service job to pursue a degree in engineering, which she completed at the University of Arizona.
In 1962, after her college degree was completed, she was an electronics engineer for the United States Army in Arizona, at the Electronic Proving Ground at Fort Huachuca. She was named the Department of the Army's 1970 Handicapped Employee, and won the 1970 Outstanding Handicapped Federal Employee of the Year award, which was presented to her at a March 1971 ceremony by Pat Nixon.
Chancellor also received two Department of the Army Meritorious Civilian Service Awards. She was a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and active in the Arizona chapter of the Armed Forces Communications Electronic Association.
Chancellor lived alone in her own house, and drove an adapted car. She enjoyed sewing clothes, for herself and for charity. In 1969, she donated 50 handmade Easter dresses to a nearby Indian reservation. She also made wardrobes for students at the Papago Indian School. She died on 22 June 1985, in Sierra Vista, Arizona, aged 72.
Health : Medical procedure 1962 (Leg amputated)
Work : Prize March 1971 (1970 Outstanding Handicapped Federal Employee of the Year)
Death, Cause unspecified 22 June 1985 (Age 72)
Birth certificate in hand from Sy Scholfield, copy on file.
Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Eyes (Blind in one eye)
Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Handicapped
Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Surgery (Both legs amputated)
Lifestyle : Social Life : Hobbies, games (Sewing clothes)
Vocation : Engineer : Electrical
Vocation : Military : Honors (Work awards)
Vocation : Military : Military service
Vocation : Politics : Government employee
Notable : Awards : Vocational award
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Birthday 2 September
Birthplace Kentland, IN (US)
Sun 9 Virgo
Moon 15 Taurus
Asc 11 Libra
Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Eyes
Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Surgery
Lifestyle : Social Life : Hobbies, games
Vocation : Military : Honors


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Navaneeth Krishnan is a Film Maker who has worked in several areas of Production ranging from Cinematography, Direction, Script and Production.
After his Commerce degree, Navaneeth completed his Diploma in Film in SAE and simultaneously joined Poorman Productions which undertook many Ad films and Documentaries.
Navaneeth joined the Kollywood film Industry and worked in several feature films in various roles. These include:
Naduvulla Konjem Pakkathai Kaanum - Assistant Director
Aandra Mess - Script and Direction Team
Saithyan - Cinematography Department
Oru Pakka Kathai - 1st Assistant Director
Karrupu Sattai - Script and Direction (telefilm)
Navaneeth has been involved in Ad films where has worked with Kollywood Stars such as - Ramoji Film city's advert which involved actor Sathyaraj Film - Navaneeth was involved in the Pre Production, Production and post production of this advert.
Along with all this he is experienced in working on corporate films, short films, Music videos and dance videos
He has actively participated in all areas of Shastram's Film Productions that were filmed in India.
He also worked as an Assistant Director for Ghirija Jayarraj's short film Touch
Currently Navaneeth is developing a feature film script and pitching for a web series he has written.
Navaneeth Krishnan


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Nature is a British weekly scientific journal founded in 1868 and based in London, England. As a multidisciplinary publication, Nature features peer-reviewed research from a variety of academic disciplines, mainly in science, technology, and the natural sciences.
In 1926, the journal published 4 letters written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
1 By Conan Doyle in Nature
By Conan Doyle in Nature
11.09.1926 : Science and Psychical Research
31.07.1926 : The History of Spiritualism, review by R. J. Tillyard
28.08.1926 : Science and Psychical Research, by A. A. Campbell
11.09.1926 : Science and Psychical Research, by J. P. Lotsy
06.11.1926 : Science and Psychical Research, by Bryan Donkin
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"It's just important to be aware of what you can handle in the situations you put yourself in," Read added.
The Coast Guard Bellingham Station is currently not pursuing citations against the rescued adults, but its Puget Sound sector may look at charges later, according to Petty Officer 2nd Class Aaron Larson.
"It seems they just got stuck in an unfortunate situation. They drifted way further than expected," Larson said.
No injuries were reported and no medical assistance was needed.


Inspired by the Julia Gillard – Anne Summers Conversation at Melbourne Town Hall this Tuesday evening, a few of us have started talking about an informal meeting of Melbourne- and close to Melbourne-based Pubkateers.
Anyone interested please comment here. The options would be Monday lunch, Monday dinner, Tuesday lunch, Tuesday supper.
The venue would be inexpensive, and the location would probably have to be inner suburban.
So, go for it. I'm free (as it were), and would love to meet lots of you.
It looks as though Tuesday afternoon is the best time for the preliminary meeting. So, as some of us will be going to the event at MTH, I propose meeting any time from 4pm to about 5:30pm at Cafe L'Incontro, corner Swanston and Little Collins Streets. I will get there early to grab a table.
I'm available for any of your suggested times; no problems with inner venues, as I expect to travel for activities that try to accommodate a number of people.
An evening is probably better, but I'm interested. I'd do it fairly soon though (October), before we start getting in to the cycle of pre Christmas events, work drinks, end of year functions, etc.
How about the evening of Tuesday the 22nd of October? I know a few suitable pub meal places that will have plenty of room on a Tuesday, good food & atmosphere, and won't break the budget..
Great – will see what can be done.
That is an excellent suggestion. So, we are aiming for two events: the BIG get-together in October, and a spur-of-the-moment thing for this coming Monday or Tuesday.
I might be able to make it to the event this week, depending on how heavy work is. However, I can't make it on Tuesday 22nd since I'd have class that day.
I can make it any time this week for a spur-of-the-moment thing, Monday or Tuesday.
I will email you once we have organised.
OK, just realised this Monday night is out for me, but Monday lunch or Tuesday afternoon or evening is good.
Looks like Tuesday afternoon is good, since I'm going on to the Town Hall thing at 630pm. Count me in.
Cool. See you all at Cafe L'Incontro after 4pm Tuesday.
I'm a definite starter, look forward to seeing as many of the team as are able to make it. If it wasn't for GD, I'd be able to identify myself as the old bloke, so perhaps to distinguish myself, I should add, the confused-looking old bloke.
A word of warning. Cafe L'Incontro is pretty ordinary, but it is very easy to find because it is so central and obvious, so its a good meeting place for those not used to the CBD.
I agree with you, Leroy, about the quality of the place's offerings. However, it is central and obvious – my main reason for suggesting it. The other reason is that I'm still not walking as fast as I'd like and I want to be close to the Town Hall.
No worries, looking foward to it, and you can still get a reasonable coffee and sit down for a good stretch of time.
I am short, stout, in my late fifties. I will be wearing a red hat, and thinking about clutching a carnation between my teeth.
No red hat for me – wrong weather. Black jacket, black trousers, jade top.
Well, it looks like I won't be able to attend wearing the idle retirees outfit – pyjama coat matched with a pair of jeans and slippers, given that I'm meeting some classy dressers. I'll go with grey slacks, grey cardigan, and probably a red spray jacket for weather protection.
The red spray jacket would be a handy means of identification, too.
Thanks Fiona for arranging such a delightful evening. great company and great conversation. I hope you and GD had a wonderful night at the Julia event, and that you managed to secure reasonable seats. Appreciation also to the other attendees, especially Kirksdale who made the lengthy trip from Ballarat.
It was indeed a memorable afternoon/evening – and I would dearly love you to reveal certain information regarding your activities in 2000 to all Pubsters!


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Грчки
У старогрчком, име слова се писало μῦ и изговарало [mŷː].

Физика
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NEW YORK, Aug 26, 2010 / — Every woman knows that squeezing a million things into a day often calls for several outfit and shoe changes. Jewelry is, of course, no exception.
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The new "Bloom" and "Chaos" necklaces can be worn short by day, then released into cascading waterfalls of flirty chains by night.
BREIL's playful charm bracelets expand into multi-layer necklaces revealing unexpected beading and natural pearl details. The contrast and versatility of this playful but sophisticated collection fits perfectly into my nonstop day and allows me to transform my look on a whim.
BREIL's organic shapes soften the durable stainless steel designs that I wear in both high polish and brushed metal finishes.
Each piece is bold but extremely feminine and often requires no other accessories to complete a look. Standout pieces strike a balance between morning board meeting and late-night dancing without making your handbag any heavier.


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Notre Dame won't host debate; India bans Chinese apps; this year's Hajj›
Notre Dame won't host debate; India bans Chinese apps; this year's Hajj
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Notre Dame Won't Host Debate; India Bans Chinese Apps; This Year's Hajj | World In :60 | GZERO Media
Ian Bremmer brings you his perspective on this week's World In (More Than) 60 Seconds:
Notre Dame withdrew from hosting the first presidential debate this fall. What does this mean for the debates in general?
I don't think it means very much. I mean, it obviously means that coronavirus is still very much with us and President Trump is in crisis mode. I mean, we just had Major League Baseball opening day, in a 60-game season, and some over a dozen players and coaches of the Miami team are found to have coronavirus. And so, they had to suspend some games. And the Yankees and Phillies are suspending a game. And, you know, it's all a mess, right? And whether or not we're even going to be able to have baseball is a question, so clearly, the presidential debate is going to be affected. You're not going to have a big live audience. It's going to be small and socially distant. But it is interesting that at this point, both Trump and Biden are planning to move ahead with a series of debates, given how unprecedented this campaign has been with it all about Trump and Biden essentially suspending anything that looks like a rally. A lot of the campaigning happening from videos from his basement. It was conceivable that one or both sides would disagree on format, number, or even whether they should have presidential debates. That's not going to happen. I do think that the expectations from Trump of Biden have been set so low, so sleepy, so low energy, so incapable, so incoherent, that if Biden has a reasonable showing, he's likely to come off comparatively a little hit. And that's, again, Biden's strategy is, this needs to all be about Trump. And so far, Trump is making that comparatively easy for him to do.
India is blocking more Chinese apps. How serious are tensions between the two countries?
Well, I mean, they're not serious in the sense that these are two nuclear powers, and no one's really concerned that they're going to go to war against each other. In other words, India-Pakistan years ago when they had their serious tensions in the months after 9/11, you'll remember people were concerned, might we be at the precipice of a regional nuclear war? Nobody is thinking about that with the Indians and the Chinese. Chinese massively outgun the Indians militarily and the Indians are standing down militarily. But the Indians are leaning in economically. It is largely about Indian nationalism. It's very widely popular for Narendra Modi in India, much as the unilateral decision to abrogate the autonomy for Kashmir was very popular domestically. And so, I think the economic tensions between the two countries are likely going to grow a lot of insecurity. And on the tech side is where you're particularly seeing it.
What's going on in Malaysia?
Well, the former prime minister, Najib, has been found guilty of corruption. About $10 million looks to have been siphoned to him illegally through the 1MDB, the former sovereign wealth fund that Goldman Sachs got caught up in, and they have to pay big fines and the US government's involved, and it's all really ugly. It's first time a former Malaysian prime minister has been so sentenced for corruption. There will be an appeal, surely, but I don't think it's going anywhere. The defense has been pretty bad. Doesn't really lead to a lot of instability in Malaysia, though.
How is this year's Hajj different from past pilgrimages?
Well, not a lot of people, right? I mean, you know, basically a tiny number of folks being allowed to the Hajj. And this was quite controversial in Saudi Arabia, but they saw that in other countries where they weren't suspending mass prayers, Pakistan in the early days in particular, you saw a massive explosion of cases. There's real concern about that in Saudi Arabia and so one of the most conservative societies in the region, but with a leader, Mohammad bin Salman, the crown prince, who is very happy to take on religious authorities on issues that he thinks are problematic for Saudi economic development, like, for example, ending the autonomy for the military police, the religious police who no longer have the ability to, you know, sort of walk the streets and harass citizens for breaches of religious law, that's been a pretty meaningful change, saying that we're going to shut down the Hajj to all but a few pilgrims because we want to make sure that we don't have further outbreak, something that other Saudi leaders would have had a harder time with, MBS did not. So, you know, it's a dual-edged sword, as it were, in Saudi Arabia. There've been a lot of problems on human rights with this leadership, but also a lot of ability to go after the religious authorities. And on this front, the Saudis will likely benefit from it.
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A night of dancing with the scene's top DJs playing House, disco, broken beats, jazz and more.
For our March dance we welcome Dampé, a studio and live project from South East London. Since moving to the city, the producer has been intimately involved in its club culture – from running warehouse spaces and booking venues to DJing and performing in groups across the city and Europe, under a slew of different aliases. March marks the release of his forthcoming self-titled EP so we invited him down to play a set! Support as usual from residents.


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LeBron James will sit out the rest of the season of the season, ending his first season with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Legendary NBA superstar LeBron James will miss the playoffs for the first time since 2005 as the Los Angeles Lakers were officially eliminated.
Post-game comments from LeBron James after his potential game-winning shot was blocked by Mario Hezonja, in the Knicks' win over the Los Angeles Lakers.
LeBron James remains the top-earning player in the NBA while an increasing number of stars have boosted their income through off-court activities.
Kristaps Porzingis, who hasn't played in almost a year because of injuries, was traded by the last place New York Knicks to the Dallas Mavericks in a multi-player NBA deal.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has walked back his moon-walk scepticism, saying he was joking when he suggested the lunar landings were a hoax.
The all-conquering Golden State Warriors have become only the fourth team in history to be awarded Sports Illustrated's annual "Sportsperson of the Year" award.
LeBron James is a "possibility" for the defending champion US team at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, but says he will skip this year's World Cup in China.
American pizza chain Papa John's, struggling since its chairman resigned over a comment maligning black people, named former NBAl star Shaquille O'Neal to its board.
The NBA and YouTube have announced the launch of a channel for sub-Saharan Africa that will broadcast live games every week.
Nike was in damage control mode after US college basketball star Zion Williamson suffered a knee injury when his shoe shredded during a marquee game.
Kevin Durant scored 31 points and picked up the MVP award as Team LeBron rallied from a 20-point deficit to outgun Team Giannis in the 2019 NBA All-Star Game.
Merlin Mosoko has trained dozens of children to play basketball.
Golden State Warriors ace Stephen Curry is no stranger to the occasional moon shot.
American basketball player Jordan Mickey, who plays as a power forward for BC Khimki in the EuroLeague, went viral because of this freak shot.


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I first met Sir Luther at a Dreiburgen fighting practice at Adrian Buchanon's place, informally known as the Canton of 616 1/2. Luther had recently made his own breastplate and he told me that his goal in life was to be "a metal artist." The breastplate was simple with quite a bit of texture, but it fit and although a little crude, it was not a bad first attempt. He also didn't shine much as a fighter as his blows were more like hammering a nail than attacking an opponent. Obviously, he got much, much better. He was quiet and dedicated. He took his crafts seriously. I often use him as an example to new artisans and fighters in the SCA as a source of inspiration. All this being said, he also wasn't afraid to party and I remember quite a few wild times with him and our mutual friend Ragnar Torbjörn. I recall at one event there was an axe throwing context where we all three competed. Luther won, and Ragnar was rather grumpy about it. Luther, in his wry way, said, "You're just upset that a Christian knight beat you at (Viking) axe throwing." But my dearest memory of Sir Luther was at the Caidan Hammer-in 1998. I had to do backflips to get the site, but what sold it to our Mundane Blacksmith hosts was that I could bring Master Atar Bakhtar to do a Damascus sword making demo. As it turned out, Atar had an injury that prevented him from showing up at the last minute. Luther skipped a Peerage meeting on that day, and stepped up and demonstrated hot-raising a German sallet helmet from a flat sheet of metal. This impressed our mundane hosts enough that they forgave our loss of Atar. I still owe Luther for that favor. ~Eadwynne of Runedun
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Do you remember that little Sunday bread making project? The one where you could win a recipe book from Maritime Penny Pinchers blog? Well, guess what… I won!
Do you know what this means? I'm a winner now, baby. Life is different. It's Year of the Sock.
I cannot recall now how I found them. The internet has evolved into a much more search-friendly place now. But I was pregnant for the first time, and I had found a list of women who were all expecting babies in August 1996, and I decided to join the conversation. And my life was forever changed.
Those August 1996 babies are 13 now. The topics have changed with the ages of our kids and as life events have unfolded. Many of us remain together, connected by our computers. And our hearts. We have been there for each other in the face of both joy and horrible tragedy. It is truly a pool of love, support, friendship and vast parenting savvy, and I am so very privileged to be among their company.
Tonight we are one fewer in number. Cancer, that vicious and insidious disease, has taken our beautiful Jane.
I don't know if it was as fast for her as it seemed for us. She never once moaned about her condition. She never once posted of self-pity. She was a model of grace and acceptance, from the day she told us of her illness, to her recent last posts on searching for a hospice. She mentioned to us that she only had weeks left to live. And only a few days later, she was gone. My heart simply aches for her family.
Life is a frail and delicate thing. Embrace the joy that comes your way. Share your heart. And hug your kids.
We are half way through January, and I am still in the honeymoon phase of the possibility it brings. There is something very uplifting about January. It's a fresh start. A new life page. And I am still contemplating the possibility before me. Now, I fully realize that every new day is a similar opportunity, yet a new year, by virtue of its time distance to its next anniversary, January causes me to pause longer and consider possibility more deeply.
What do I want my life to look like? What is the vision I want to focus on as I move forward?
Work Stability – one image which is not in this post is a picture of my work photo id where the expiry date of March 31st has been changed to "not applicable". I want to say "good-bye" to short-term jobs, and "hello" to a position where I have more stability, benefits, and means to support my family.
Transportation – Sometimes it is hard to plan for major purchases when your main concern is getting through the short term. My recent issues with my van have made me realize that I need to put safe, reliable van to my list of goals. My current transportation isn't going to last forever. And while I'm still no closer to a long term achievement plan, it's on the visualization radar.
A home that is mine – I've posted before about my dream home. January just makes me want it all the more. Perhaps it is my hunger for stability, or my desire to feel some sense of permanence, or some intrinsic need for roots, but so much has to align for this particular thing to materialize. You not only need saved resources, but your life needs some provable permanence before someone will lend you the money to purchase a home (lottery wins also gratefully accepted). So this one is definitely in the "eventually" category, and perhaps belongs more in the centre of the wall, but it's in the visualization lense, if only the universe will comply.
Be of service – Would you just look at this dear face. He takes this superhero stuff very seriously. He makes me smile. He's living the dream. And you know, service can mean a really wide range of things. Sometimes it only takes a very small thing to make a big difference to someone. I want to be cognizant of areas where I can be of service to others. I think the world would be such a better place if we all reached out a little more often. A snazzy cape and a cool pair of boots would be a bonus.
Dream Big. Believe. – For this I have chosen the cover of the December 2009 issue of O magazine. Here's why… To me, this is representative of possibility and belief in one's dreams despite obstacles. Last January, Ellen Degeneres set the goal to be on the cover of O magazine. At the time it seemed an outlandish reach of possiblity. Apparently it was not, as by December 2009 she was on the cover. I want that kind of faith in vision. I want to shoot for the life I crave, however out of reach it may seem. I want to act in ways that make my vision materialize. Ellen has given me that sense that things can happen if you put it out there.
And there you have it… the dream so far. What is your dream? Are you focussed on your goals? What images represent what you want from life? I hope you share.
One of the things I love about making bread is that it is a project. Like gingerbread, or things of that nature, it has a process, and steps, and it can wile away an afternoon fairly easily with a yummy treat at the end.
But I've become somewhat dissatisfied with my old bread recipe… an old one from a cookbook put out by a flour company years ago. And I've been in search of one which would yield fluffier, more delicate bread. The project-nature of bread making, however, makes trying just any old recipe unlikely though. It's not something I'd just google. I'd far prefer to venture the next project with a recipe that is more tried and true and trusted.
Recently while reading blogs, Wendy at The Whole Way lead me over to Liz at Maritime Penny Pincher — and what did my happy heart see, but a bread recipe, with pictures, and a contest to boot. Liz challenges readers to bake her recipe (or send in your own), tell her about the story, and send pictures for a chance to win a recipe book from our lovely province. So on Sunday, Rainbow and I set out on our new bread project.
The recipe makes three loaves, so we did one regular and two cinnamon breads. Essentially, for the cinnamon bread, before the second rising we rolled out the regular dough into a rectangle, buttered the dough, sprinkled with cinnamon sugar, then rolled it up and tossed it in the greased baking pan. In retrospect, we probably should have rolled it a teensy bit thinner, or made the cinnamon a teensy bit thicker, but it still is quite tastey, and will most likely be made again in the near future.
Do you have "projects" that could wile away a Sunday afternoon? Any tips for the perfect delicate bread? I'd love to hear about them.
I have begun to dream that I was hospitalized for drinking too much coffee. I would wake up realizing it was just a dream, but subconsciously I knew that one part was true. I really do over indulge in cafeinney goodness more often than I should. And in the back of my mind I wondered, was my body trying to tell me something?
Then Tuesday I was working away at my temp job… it had taken about a day and a half to get my computer system up and running again… and I still had no phone… so as I was strolling though a cubby on the way to use a phone… and the very full, very large, very new coffee treat I had just purchased splattered out of my hand, crashing to the floor… just at the entry of my supervisor's cubby. The supervisor of my temporary job. Lovely. Then not two days later… the day after they had to get that now coffee-stained carpet steam cleaned… I did the exact same thing all over the staff kitchen. For those keeping track, that is two very full, very large, very new coffees in three short days. More than one person suggested I start using a sippy cup. Including my supervisor.
I was more than happy then, that Thursday evening, to finally get home and change out of my coffee splattered work clothes and get into my dobok for taekwondo class. Fresh clothes and a reason to re-focus. I chatted with other parents as we watched the kids' class. And then it was time for my warm up. And I noticed it. Every time we stretched… and my face got closer to my own skin… I could smell coffee. Stretch up, stretch down, smell coffee. Feet straight out, feet pulled in, smell coffee. The last spill of the day had apparently permeated my skin. I may not have been very ninja like, but I was cafeinney goodness.
I knew then, it was time to cut back.
So, since Friday morning, I have been very very careful not to go too crazy on the coffee. Just a regular sized cup or two through the day (which, to be honest, is about what I used to drink before I even left the house). The rest of the time I've been drinking herbal tea, or hot water, or something other than coffee.
I know it will take time. I know that I will get grouchy. But I also know that I need to do this.
Some may call it a snazzy little travel mug. Some may call it a sippy cup. I like to think of it as Spilly Pants Warranty. A little peace of mind for the perpetually clumsy.
– I officially joined my kid's taekwondo school and got my yellow belt in December. (I was the only adult in my test class). I also still stink at it, but meh… Ya' gotta start somewhere.
– I got temporary work in a wonderful, wonderful place. And I get to go back for a while in just a few days.
– I started using twitter, and it resulted in my finding lots of interesting and wonderful people, and in my having coffee and ice cream with the lovely and talented Crib Chronicles.
– My kids used food colouring and dyed the dog's face red and green for Christmas. Now this, on the surface, may not seem entirely all that celebratory, but to me, who aspires to feed creativity, the fact that they are now 9 and 13 and are still up to stuff like that sort of does put a smile on my face (albeit secretly).
– I got a new dryer. And it still puts a silly grin on my face.
This blog… I would like to write a minimum of 100 posts in 2010.
Creativity… I also want to carve out the time to explore fictional thought.
Work… I want to feel way more security than I currently do.
Spirit… I want to keep focussing on gratitude and joyfulness.
To my blog readers, I want to thank you for dropping by and being a part of my life. From the bottom of my heart I wish you all peace and happiness in 2010.


Here's one drainage channel that needs a haircut. Maintenance of existing stormwater infrastructure is a chief complaint by the EPA in its lawsuit, filed in November 2016.
City Council referred a measure to the Nov. 7 ballot in a vote Tueseday that will impose fees on every residential dwelling of $5 per month, while charging all other property $30 per acre. The vote was 6-3, with Councilors Bill Murray, Don Knight and Andy Pico opposed.
In an impassioned speech just prior to the vote, Council President Richard Skorman called to mind the long road Colorado Springs has been on to try to get its stormwater infrastructure right. That history includes a Stormwater Enterprise enacted in 2005 only to be defunded in 2009 in response to a vote of the people. Now, the city is being sued by the Environmental Protection Agency and the state over alleged violations of the Clean Water Act.
"We all know we need it," Skorman said of the fee. "No other city takes money from the general fund for stormwater."
Skorman said the city has 71 projects it's committed to complete under an intergovernmental agreement with Pueblo County, which is on the receiving end of runoff from Colorado Springs where Fountain Creek meets the Arkansas River. The fee will help fund those, he said.
"There's 100 foot cliffs of eroded property" along Fountain Creek, Skorman said. He acknowledged the city used to require developers to install concrete channels to get rid of storm runoff as fast as possible, which created a "huge brown cloud" in Fountain Creek as it barrels toward Pueblo.
"It's something we've neglected and ignored. Now we're asking your permission," Skorman said. We need to do this and I hope the voters will agree with us."
With equal passion, Murray urged residents to think hard before giving the city an open-ended approval to raise rates in the future. The measure contains no cap of any kind and allows Council to increase rates to satisfy the Pueblo agreement or a court order or comply with other federal and state regulations.
"Will we add the charge to home utility bills and then threaten you to cut off your utilities if you don't pay your stormwater bill," Murray said "There's not an economic study of any kind that suggests that city of Colorado Springs can do a better job than Colorado Springs Utilities.
"There are so many TBD — to be determined's — this process is not complete," he continued. "This is not a resolution This is a bill. It continues. It was written by the developers for the developers. What was the cause of the stormwater problem? We are substituting profits made by developers to you. You need to hold the city accountable."
Mayor John Suthers said if the measure is approved, he would use the money freed up in the general fund to hire 20 police officers and eight additional firefighters. But there were no specifics provided, other than Suthers said he will present two budgets to Council on Oct. 1 for 2018 — one with the stormwater fee and one without.
While no one can say with certainty what the tab might be should the city lose the EPA lawsuit — read our report in the Aug. 23 issue of the Independent — Councilor Merv Bennett said EPA fines imposed on Atlanta, Ga., led to charges of $50 per household.
Here's the resolution adopted today by Council.


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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro is a television personality from the United States who is best known for appearing in the reality television series called 'Jersey Shore' on MTV. He is also an actor and has been active in his career since 2009. He is known for his muscular physique and is also a businessman. To know more about the net worth of Ronnie Ortiz-Magro in 2019, read the following article.
The real name of Ronnie Ortiz-Magro is Ronald Magro Jr. He is the son of Ronald Magro and Constance Ortiz. He was born in December 1985, in The Bronx, New York. His parents divorced when he was very young and has got a half-brother named James from his mother's side.
There is not much known about the childhood details of Ronnie. There are no details if he has been to college or not. But he is a very talented person, and for sure he must have been good in his academics.
Coming to the personal profile of Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, he was in a relationship with Jennifer Harley. They broke up in June 2018 and has got a daughter named Ariana Sky Magro. But he has not been confined to one woman in his lifetime. He was previously in a relationship with reality television star Malika in 2016. From 2009 to 2016, the actor was in a relationship with Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola, who is also a reality TV star.
Before becoming a reality television star, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro used to work in the real estate of his father. In August 2009, he appeared in the reality television show 'Jersey Shore' on MTV. He successfully went on to appear in a total of six seasons of the show, and it lasted till 2012.
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In 2017, he appeared in the reality TV series called 'Famously Single' on E!. He then became one of the main casts of another popular show known as 'Jersey Shore: Family Vacation' in 2018. In addition to this, Ortiz-Magro has also appeared as a contestant in 'Celebrity Fear Factor'.
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On last week's episode of the Together Podcast we were taken on a mindfulness journey. It's a great reminder that we should take out time to look after our mental health. Dannielle has found that in difficult times God has given her the tools she needs to overcome. Her story could help you find light in the darkness and a more authentic relationship with God.
This is an incredibly high and alarming population of the UK who struggle with their own mental health, which makes me question – how are christians dealing with their mental health?
It's very easy to feel alone in such a huge world with your emotions. Riddled with anxiety or battling with depression, can make you feel like you're doing life alone. But God has given us the tools to help address mental health issues. I know from my own personal battle with depression, how alone you can feel. For too long depression took a toll on my body, my mind set, my aspirations, my social life and most importantly my relationship with God.
It was only when my older sister sat me down, that I had chance to reflect on the state of my mental health.
When we get cut, we need a plaster to heal. It doesn't matter if it's on the surface or internal.
Her words really stuck with me. We need to heal internal issues with helpful tools so we can have a fresh and positive look on our mental health. So what are the tools to overcoming mental health issues?
Self-care is taking an active role in protecting your well-being and happiness. This essentially means taking time to say yes to you. Make space in your schedule to have some you time. Whether it's staying at home, detoxing from social media, Godly meditation, going for a walk or relaxing with loved ones, it's important to unplug from life's busyness. Looking after yourself also extends to your physical health through staying active and eating healthy foods.
Therapy is something I'm so grateful for and I'll always be a big advocate for it. During my darkest moments I was able to gain a fresh perspective when visiting my therapist. Sometimes we need to unload everything we're feeling in a safe environment. There are many different types of therapy and therapists (either privatised or on the NHS), so I recommend finding a path that suits you.
Mental health issues sometimes stem from our environment and past or present experiences. But they can also be due to a chemical or hormonal imbalance. Either way we need to step out in faith and address it. Going to your local GP and explaining how you're feeling can really help. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach, antidepressants and other useful medicines can make a difference for some.
In order to change your mindset, you need to create healthy environments that help shape how you feel. Surround yourself with friends and family who will lift you up and help you get rid of toxic lifestyle choices.
Talking to God can be hard when you feel like your facing the world alone. You may be asking, 'Why am I going through this' or 'Where are you in this?' But from personal experience, you have to be honest with God. It's okay to feel disheartened by your situation, but we can't stay in that place of discouragement. Having open dialogue with God can really help you lean on him more. If you're finding it difficult to pray, find devotionals specialising in mental health. In God's word I learned that he loves me no matter where I'm at. God only wants good things for your life and your mental health.
God invites us to 'cast all anxiety on him, because he cares for us' (1 Peter 5:7).


We all do it! We dream of attractions that do not exist and we dream big! What if they had a Mary Poppins ride or a Wreck It Ralph ride? Well this is exactly what we do in this weeks episode! We are joined by Brandon Hawkins of TheHappiestBlogOnEarth.net to discuss what Disney Properties would create amazing themed attractions in the Disney Parks! We go to some main stream movies to some obscure 80's Sunday Night Movies! It is an episode that is sure to make you cheer with joy because of nostalgic memories with these beloved movies! To celebrate Episode 10, we are debuting a brand new segment, PARK PEEVES! In this new segment we will talk about particular things people do at theme parks that annoy us to no extent! Also for the Theme Park Bulletin, we talk about the shocking news that Disney will be removing the Auction scene from Pirates of the Caribbean, the drama behind the Hall of Presidents and President Donald Trump, and the opening of the brand new DC themed attractions Justice League Battle for Metropolis over at Six Flags Magic Mountain! This is sure to be an episode NOT to be missed!


LCC has joined a number of other charities in writing to the Rt Hon Liz Truss MP, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, to ask her to support recommendations that would help tackle poor air quality in London and beyond.
The letter has been sent in advance of the Environment Council's discussion on the revision of the NEC Directive on 15 June. Every year, more than 400,000 Europeans are estimated to die prematurely because of poor air quality, including around 30,000 people in the UK, and the damage to health from air pollution is estimated to cost the UK £16bn a year. The NEC Directive is a unique instrument to reduce emissions across the continent. Without this, the UK Government's work to improve air quality risks being undermined by pollution coming from elsewhere.
The NEC Directive should ensure the achievement of the EU's air quality objective i.e. attain "levels of air quality that do not give rise to significant negative impacts on, and risks to, human health and the environment". Greater emission reductions would bring greater benefits, in particular for people's health.
The Commission's proposal to set legally binding commitments for 2030 is too late, particularly in view of the relatively low ambition level for 2020. Earlier action to cut air pollution must be a priority.
The Enviromment Council is considering the deletion of methane from the Directive. Methane needs to be covered by the NEC Directive in order to reduce the formation of ground-level ozone. This is not the case under current EU legislation.
Mercury is a toxic and highly trans-boundary pollutant causing great damage to health and ecosystems. Its inclusion in the NEC Directive would ensure overall emission reductions which will help reduce people's exposure to mercury, thereby contributing to the implementation of the EU's obligations under the Minamata convention.
The letter, sent by ClientEarth, has been co-signed by organisations including Friends of the Earth, British Heart Foundation, Greenpeace, Clean Air in London and Campaign for Better Transport.