No, I am not abandoning my knitting to take up crochet full time! While I am able to work some rudimentary crochet, I am very much an amateur and likely to remain that way.
This book features 30 patterns and each one is accompanied by a photo of the haute couture piece that inspired it. A very cool idea, I think!
I don't know beans about crochet, but it looks like there is a little bit of everything here, and the patterns are very cute.
I am happy to pass this book along to one of you crocheters. Who'd like it?
To be entered in the drawing to win this book, leave a comment on this post by noon on Sunday, September 1, 2013. The Random Number Generator will then select a winner.
Since I finished my last Camp Loopy project, Pomme de Pin, I have returned to knitting on Maidenhair, and that is close to completion. I am on the last piece — a side front — and as you can see, I do not much have much left to do on it.
I've got just a few inches remaining to knit, then I'll need to put it together and knit the collar. I'd be done by now, but a certain little someone has been distracting me.
When Loki climbs into my lap and wants to be petted or to play, I am putty in his paws. Knitting is cast aside and the kitty toys come out!
This morning I steam-pressed the last sleeve of Pomme de Pin (which I finished on Wednesday) and sewed it into the body. I am done!
I am more or less pleased with the sweater. I used five skeins of Madelinetosh Pashmina in the Stovepipe colorway and made my sweater oversized. I completely re-engineered the sleeves and the armholes and they turned out the way I wanted: like normal sleeves rather than skinny tubes. In retrospect, I wish I had worked the back of the neck like a normal sweater. As written, there is an odd extension of the body that rides up the back of the neck and does nothing for me, apart from wrinkle in an unattractive manner. I suppose if you had a swan-like neck, this would look better.
Still, the yarn is lovely and soft so I don't mind it too much. I'll still wear the sweater in cold weather and will likely be pleased to have extra fabric in the back of the neck. But hopefully I've learned my lesson: stick with traditional-looking cardigans.
Loki was a big help in the finishing of this piece. See how pleased he looks?
He has headed off into his little tent to rest after all his hard work!
I did complete the first sleeve for my Pomme de Pin cardigan, and as I discussed a couple of blog entries ago, it is radically different from the way the pattern directs you to knit it.
I sort of fudged it together based on other patterns and tweaked as I knit, and I am pleased to report that it worked beautifully and fits in the (also tweaked) armhole nicely. Ta da!
I also got around to sewing on the buttons as you can see.
The second sleeve is in progress and this project should be done tomorrow. So my Camp Loopy Project Three will be completed by the deadline.
Once this is done, I will go back to work on my Maidenhair Cardigan, which has been patiently waiting in the wings. I have one side front left to knit for that project, then the finishing work and collar, and then I'll have another nice cardi to add to the pile I am collecting to (hopefully) wear this winter.
Thanks to everyone who entered the giveaway for my review copy of Iris Schreier's Reversible Knits: Creative Techniques for Knitting Both Sides Right. The winner is "knittingdancer," who has been emailed.
Thanks also for all interesting ideas for how to block lace with a new kitty in the house. I wasn't looking for suggestions, but there were certainly some creative ideas in the comments. Since I won't be making any structural changes to my condo (probably prohibited by the condo board anyway) or purchasing large screen doors or what-not that I don't have space to store, I am sticking to my original plan of knitting projects other than lace for a while. I'm all about making life as easy as possible. I do have foam squares and I do have blocking mats so I do have the ability to block and hide away if I find myself absolutely compelled to knit lace. More likely, I would go elsewhere to block. I do know someone who has floor space and no Thunder Kitties.
I have another book to review . . .
This is Iris Schreier's Reversible Knits: Creative Techniques for Knitting Both Sides Right, due out on September 3.
Using knit/purl, two-color, double knitting, cable, lace, and modular knitting methods, Iris creates beautiful shrugs, shawls, scarves, throws, hats, socks, and more. Some of the items actually have different looks on the front and back while others simply show the same clean, finished fabric throughout. Iris walks novices through all the essentials, then shares modern adaptations of classic stitches, illuminated by photos of hand-knitted swatches. As a bonus, there's a super-handy yarn substitution chart and an appendix with extra variations for advanced knitters.
This book originally came out in hardcover in 2009, I believe — this is the paperback version. I believe some patterns may have been added to this new version as only 23 patterns are listed in Ravelry for the hardcover book.
The book has 24 patterns and it is divided into sections for the different knitting techniques used: one-yarn knit/purl, multi-yarn knit/purl, lace, cables, double knitting, or modular knitting. In addition, there is a chapter on "more techniques to explore" as well basic information about tools, yarns, abbreviations, and general knitting techniques.
The patterns are mostly for wraps, scarves, collars, and hats, as well as one afghan pattern, a wrister/neckwarmer set, and a belt pattern and a headband pattern — a lot of nice variety. And a lot of items that would make very nice holiday gifts.
At the beginning of each of the 6 chapters of projects, the unique techniques used for that chapter are detailed, with lots of clear photos and charts and step-by-step instructions.
Who would like my review copy?
To be entered in the drawing to win this book, leave a comment on this post by noon on Wednesday, August 21, 2013. The Random Number Generator will then select a winner.
The winner of my review copy of The Sparkle Factory by Tarina Tarantino is Patti, who has been emailed.
There have been a few questions about my new little friend Loki in the comments. For starters, will his color darken with age?
Body color is frosty white. Points are a pale dove grey with pinkish tones to a warmer deep lavender, the dilute pigment permitting the flesh tones to show through. Paw pads and nose leather lavender pink . Lilac point is the dilute of brown (+ the pointed gene) — therefore the dilute version of chocolate point, which is itself a form of dilution – so lilac is a double dilute. It's the palest of the 4 (seal, chocolate, blue, lilac). Lilac usually takes the longest of those 4 for the color to come in and they stay the lightest in body color.
In my google research I did see one site that said that lilac is the dilute form of blue, but I've seen it stated in more places that it is the dilute of chocolate.
I do think his points will darken a bit more over the next couple of years (he is two years old), and his coat will fill out more. In fact, in the short time I've had him, there is a noticeable difference in texture and length — it is getting softer and longer. Loki is a retired stud and he was just neutered a couple of months ago. Apparently when Ragdoll kitties are intact, they tend to lose their plush coats seasonally due to their hormones. So I'm looking forward to his beautiful fur filling out as colder weather approaches.
Because he was a breeder, Loki's focus used to be romancing the girl kitties, so human interaction is less familiar to him. I'm told that retired male breeders can be hard to place as pets because of this. But Loki is adjusting beautifully to his new situation. When I first brought him home, he stayed in "his" room for three days and rarely ventured out. Then there were a few days when I would come home from work and he'd be under the couch, but I could coax him out pretty easily just by talking to him. Now he is waiting by the door for me when I come home from work and is my constant shadow. So much so that every single time I take a shower he sits on the edge of the tub in between the shower curtain and the shower curtain liner and meows at me the whole time. And the last thing I see as I leave home for work in the morning is his desperate little face as I close the front door. But he is getting better about that too — he has learned that I will always come back!
He is still behaving beautifully around my knitting. He always wants to sit next to me instead of in my lap, so that helps. I am careful about not dangling yarn where he will notice it. But I don't think I can block lace around him. Lucy had been declawed before I adopted her so I had no worries about her clawing my lace. Loki has all his claws and he is very playful. Every night he performs a routine I call "Thunder Kitty" — where he dashes around like a crazed being for fifteen minutes or so. (I've experienced this with other kitties so I am sure other pet parents are aware of this phenomenon.) While he is very gentle and does not extend claws when I'm petting or playing with him, all claws are extended and fully functional during Thunder Kitty. I can envision him dashing across a pinned out piece of lace and (unintentionally) ripping it to shreds.
As I mentioned, I have no place with a surface large enough for blocking that I can shut away from an inquisitive kitty. I live in a high-rise condo and while I have a garage, it is a communal garage for the whole building, so garage blocking is out. Someone suggested blocking in the back seat of my car — interesting idea! But I have a Mini Cooper and I have back issues so I'm afraid that is out of the question. So . . . no lace that requires blocking for a while, I think.
I recently got this very fun-looking book for review in the mail.
an American costume jewelry and accessory designer, based in Los Angeles,California. Known for her flamboyant pink hair, she has been described as having "a pretty cult-like following here in LA" and as "the haute designer of playful jewelry for grown women".
Fashionistas, aspiring jewelry designers, and DIY lovers will learn how to make 20 of Tarina's most essential pieces including statement earrings, cocktail rings, hair jewelry, stretch cuff bracelets, embellished spectacles, and more. Fans of Tarina will also learn about her brand history, getting inspired, creating themes and stories, sourcing materials, essential tools and techniques, how to wear and style your jewelry wardrobe, and more. The text is complemented by tips and hundreds of full-color photos throughout.
Back to the book: as the description states, there are complete instructions for making 20 different pieces. I was looking at one of the ring designs — the Paris Apartment Cocktail Ring.
Sculpey clay in several different colors and a crystal or cabochon! Totally do-able! And there are beautifully clear photos that illustrate the step-by-step instructions for making this ring, as there are for each piece in the book.
In addition to the complete instructions for making the pieces, there is a great deal of good information about inspiration, finding raw materials, the tools you need, and how to wear your jewelry.
I am very, very tempted to keep this book, but hesitate to slide back down the rabbit hole of jewelry-making. And, as I said, the pieces are not really my style. I think I need to be younger and hipper to pull off some of the pieces. 😉 Not that I couldn't use the techniques taught in the book to make things that are more my style . . .
But no, I will be nice and offer this book up to an aspiring jewelry-maker. Who'd like it?
To be entered in the drawing to receive my review copy of The Sparkle Factory by Tarina Tarantino, please leave a comment on this blog post by 11:00 Eastern time this Sunday, August 18, 2013. The Random Number Generator will choose a winner at that time.
I finished the body of my Pomme de Pin cardigan yesterday. With some mods, of course.
Note that if you are making the largest size of this design, the shoulder shaping on the left and right front pieces do not match — the directions for the right front are wrong. I just noticed this quite by accident but thought I'd point it out. But if you just follow the left front shaping instructions and reverse them you will be fine.
I added some length in the hem to armhole portion of the sweater, and again in the depth of the armhole. For the 5 sizes given for the pattern, the armhole depth varies from 7.75 to 8.75 inches deep. I know from experience that I would fine this vastly uncomfortable: way too tight. Particularly if I plan to wear the cardi over something with sleeves. I realize that the lace pattern used is stretchy, but I prefer an oversized cardi to one that is straining at the buttonholes when I button it. Tightly-fitted clothing bothers me and makes me feel too warm. Hence my adjustments.
My other issue with this pattern is how the sleeves are designed. You are directed to knit long tubes for the sleeves that have the same diameter at the cuff as at the upper arm. Yeah . . . no.
As I said, I understand that the knitted fabric for this design is stretchy, but I simply do not "get" how the sleeves are designed. For each size, an additional "x" number of stitches is added to the cast-on. For the smallest size, the sleeve is 10″ around, from cuff to armpit. And the largest size is 16.4″ around, from cuff to armpit. That cuff would be flapping in the breeze and the sleeve would be pretty fitted at the upper arm. I find it hard to believe that's what the designer wanted: such a difference in the look of the sleeve from smallest to largest size.
Last night I started a sleeve.
At some point soon I will join the body fronts to back and pick up for the neckband/front bands. Then I can knit on the bands at home, and keep the sleeve for commuter knitting. I need to be done with this project by the end of August for it to count as my Camp Loopy project, and I'm still on target.
I was a little concerned about timing, what with a new kitty and all. But I can knit fairly successfully in Loki's presence. I just need to be careful not to flaunt my yarn in front of him. He will from time to time show interest in what I am doing and sniff at the yarn. During these times I hold still and hold my breath. But so far, so good.
I am fairly certain, however, that blocking lace will not be possible in his presence. I do not have a space large enough to block lace that can be shut away from a busy kitty, so I will not be doing any lace knitting for the foreseeable future.


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Is Beryl the UK's oldest SCP?
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Beryl Newton will be just days short of her 90th birthday when she retires from her post as school crossing patrol (SCP) at a school in Buckinghamshire.
Beryl is retiring after 15 years as SCP at Chalfont St Giles Infant & Nursery School and Junior School. She originally took the job when her two grandchildren were at the school and is Buckinghamshire County Council's oldest employee.
Affectionately known as 'Mrs Smiley', Beryl knows the children and parents by their first names, and a group of parents whose children have moved on from the school come back once a week to catch up with her.
In 2004 Beryl won the Patroller of the Year award, and she attended a Summer Garden Party at Buckingham Palace in 2007.
Georgina Longley, Buckinghamshire's SCP supervisor, said: "During her 90 years Beryl has worked in many roles and met many people but always maintains that her role as SCP has given her the most pleasure.
"In the last 15 years Beryl has rarely missed a crossing patrol duty. She is extremely agile and alert and a very proud woman. I feel privileged to know her".
Not one to sit back and relax, Beryl is planning to volunteer at a local charity shop when she returns from a holiday in Florida.
Everyone at Road Safety GB wishes Beryl a very long and happy retirement.
For more information contact Georgina Longley, Buckinghamshire County Council, on 01494 586639.
My Nan is a SCP in Staffordshire and is 80. She has been a SCP for 20 years. One of our (Telford's) SCP will be celebrating 40 years as a SCP this September.
Well Beryl beats our oldest patrol who was 86 when he retired last year. What a wonderful lady I wish her a very happy retirement.
Melanie McHale – Warrington

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Gregg Berhalter Named USMNT Manager Through 2022 World Cup
Connor Fleming December 2, 2018
The former Columbus Crew coach takes control of the side he represented admirably for 12 years.
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45-year-old New Jersey native Gregg Berhalter has been named manager of the USMNT with a contract running through the 2022 World Cup, according to ESPN. Berhalter arrives from the Columbus Crew after leading the club to the MLS Playoffs in four out of his five seasons at the helm.
The Crew were eliminated in the 2018 Eastern Conference Semifinals back on Nov. 11, and although the club's regular season total of 43 goals scored was tied for next-to-last in MLS, it's entirely worth remembering that Columbus owner Anthony Precourt appeared intent on tanking the team after jettisoning star players Ola Kamara, Justin Meram and Kekuta Manneh before the season even began. Berhalter got 20 goals out of Gyasi Zardes, an 18-goal improvement on his 2017 season with the LA Galaxy.
Berhalter's time with the Crew also saw the rise of midfielder Wil Trapp and goalkeeper Zack Steffen.
Berhalter also led Columbus to the 2015 MLS Cup Final, but the Crew were defeated 2-1 by the Portland Timbers. And he once performed a scorpion kick on the touchline, so yeah, he's the right man for the job.
Berhalter's only other head coaching experience was as manager of Swedish second division side Hammarby, and that 2011 appointment made him the first-ever American to manage a professional team in Europe.
After finishing 11th out of 16 teams before Berhalter's arrival, the American coach led Hammarby to a fourth place finish in 2012 — just one place below the promotion playoff. However, he was sacked midway through his second season in Stockholm, although the club still finished in fifth.
He earned the honor of immediately beginning his coaching career in Europe after an extremely impressive professional career abroad — Berhalter cut his teeth in Europe unlike any American before him, appearing for Dutch clubs Zwolle, Sparta Rotterdam and Cambuur Leeuwarden, English side Crystal Palace, and both Energie Cottbus and 1860 Munich in Germany.
It says everything about his ability in defense that when he returned to America after a 15-year career abroad, the veteran — now in the twilight of his playing days — immediately transformed the LA Galaxy's defense while helping the club to back-to-back Supporters' Shield triumphs and the league and cup double in 2011. Everyone remembers the play of Landon Donovan and David Beckham at the other end, but it was Berhalter who anchored the defense.
At the international level, Berhalter was capped 44 times and played a key role in America's run to the quarterfinals of the 2002 World Cup, including a near-perfect personal performance in the 2-0 victory over Mexico and the vaunted attacking talents of Jared Borgetti, Cuauhtémoc Blanco and Gerardo Torrado in the Round of 16.
The first confirmed match of Berhalter's USMNT reign is a Feb. 2 friendly against Costa Rica in San Jose, California.
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Athina Van Melkebeke
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Athina Van Melkebeke is a partner in the Antitrust and Competition Team based in London. Her practice focuses on EU and US antitrust law, particularly merger control, antitrust compliance, and cartel and abuse of dominance investigations. Ms. Van Melkebeke has experience across a variety of sectors, including in regulated industries, in particular telecommunications. She has practiced in Brussels, Washington, DC, and London and has been involved in matters before the European Commission, the U.S. Department of Justice, as well as various national competition authorities.
Athina's representative matters have included the following:
Merger Control
Advising NortonLifeLock on its c. $25 billion combination with Avast
Advising Bain Capital on the c. €1.7 billion acquisition of ITP Aero, an aero engine and gas turbine manufacturer, from Rolls-Royce
Advising Celanese Corporation on global merger control for its $1.15 billion proposed acquisition of the Santoprene™ TPV elastomers business of Exxon Mobil Corporation
Advising Bain Capital and Cinven on global merger control and foreign investment for their CHF 4.2 billion acquisition of Lonza Specialty Ingredients
Advising Bain Capital and its consortium partners on global merger control and foreign investment for their €2.1 billion public takeover of Ahlstrom-Munksjö Oyj
Advising Pinnacle Renewable Energy, the Toronto-listed entity, on merger control aspects of its $652 million acquisition by Drax Group plc
Advising Blackstone on merger control aspects of the $4.73 billion take private of Signature Aviation, the world's largest fixed base operation network for business & general aviation travelers
Advising Bain Capital on global merger control and foreign investment for portfolio company Rocket Software's acquisition of Uniface, a pioneer in accelerating innovation through its low-code application platform
Advising Alpine Investors and its portfolio company Alpine Software Group on the acquisition of Sendible, a leading UK social media management and data analytics provider
Advising Antin Infrastructure Partners on its reinvestment in Eurofiber, one of the leading B2B digital infrastructure companies in Europe, including the sale of a minority stake to PGGM
Advising Inflexion on its re-investment in the British Engineering Services Group, a specialist in engineering testing, inspection and consultancy services
Advising EQT Credit on global merger control and foreign investment for its investment in and the restructuring and recapitalization of ACPS Automotive GmbH
Advising Triton Partners on the acquisition of the tour operating activities of Corendon and combination with Sunweb
Advising EQT on global merger control and foreign investment for its acquisition of Dellner Couplers, a global leader in train connection systems for passenger rail
Advising Blackstone on global merger control and foreign investment for its £4.77 billion acquisition of Merlin Entertainments, a global leader in location-based, family entertainment
Advising an EQT-led consortium on global merger control and foreign investment for the CHF 10.2 billion acquisition of Nestlé Skin Health, a leading global skincare company
Advising multiple clients on competition law compliance
Advising a global industrial company on exclusionary behavior from market stakeholders following its entry into the European market
Advising various clients on participation in standard-setting initiatives, including advice to the DCSA container liner shipping initiative
Advising Avaya Holdings Corp. on its strategic partnership with RingCentral, Inc.
Prior to joining Kirkland, Athina's experience has included advising:
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Q: Let $f(x,y)=\frac {x^2}{2}+\frac {y^2}{4}$ on $\{(x,y)|x^2-y^2=2\}$. Find the absolute maximum and minimum if they exist. Let $f(x,y)=\frac {x^2}{2}+\frac {y^2}{4}$ on $\{(x,y)|x^2-y^2=2\}$. Find the absolute maximum and minimum if they exist.
I approached this problem using lagrange multiplier, with $g(x,y)=x^2-y^2-2$.
$f_x=x, f_y=y$ and $g_x=2x, g_y=-2y$. Setting these equal, I got $1=2\lambda$ and $-1=2\lambda$, which has no solution.
Can someone please tell me where I did wrong?
Thanks!

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London—Priceline.com Inc., the Internet bidding service, will start a Web site in the U.K. at the end of this month that only will sell airline tickets, said Dennis Malamatinas, chief executive of Priceline.com Europe.
The company plans to expand the Web site with other products and in other European countries beginning in January, said Malamatimas in an interview at the U.K. Internet summit in London. Priceline.com will run online advertisements to promote the U.K. Web site in November and December, he said.
Priceline.com is expanding overseas even though it's facing difficulties in the U.S. The company said last week that WebHouse Club, an affiliated company that sells gasoline and groceries on Priceline.com's Web site, is going out of business. Last month, Priceline.com said third-quarter revenue would miss analysts' estimates because of disappointing airline-ticket sales.
Priceline.com Europe will start an advertising campaign on television and in print to promote the company's brand name in January, Malamatinas said.
Malamatinas, a former director of Diageo Plc and chief executive of the liquor company's Burger King Corp. unit, joined London-based Priceline.com Europe six weeks ago.
``I'm having a lot of fun,'' Malamatinas said.
Shares of Priceline.com, based in Norwalk, Connecticut, fell 1.34 to 5.44 in Nasdaq trading. The stock has dropped 93 percent the past year.


The church was growing. God had just called me into children's ministry. We actually had dozens of volunteers coming forward to serve in the children's area. (That's another blog, altogether.) I scheduled my regular quarterly training session to prep these awesome volunteers to work with our kids. Out of the 20 or so volunteers that had signed up, only nine came to the training. I was discouraged, but rescheduled the absentees for another night. Six showed up. Two coffee shop visits, one breakfast appointment and one last-minute-after-church meeting later and I had finally trained all of the volunteers…at least in the basics. That was only round one.
We still had not delved into the specifics of what it means to be a great kids small group leader. By the end of the year, I had spent over 30 hours at 12 different meetings training 20 volunteers. I had a dozen new folks sign up before I was even done with the first group. Would it ever end?
The importance of the time that a kids director or pastor spends with their leaders and volunteers is critical. It's a challenge to keep up with the process of training your leaders. I would have given almost anything to have a tool that would take a bulk of that leader-training load off of my shoulders. Now a solution is coming to address the important issue of ongoing training.
I don't usually tout specific ministry tools, but I feel that this one is a no-brainer. Ministry Grid – launching on Tuesday, November 12 – is an online tool to help you with your training needs. It's one of the coolest things to come along the leadership pike in years. You can take the load off of your shoulders and let Ministry Grid train your leaders for you. You'll be able to track each person's progress and ensure that they are getting the best training possible.
It's not designed to replace discipleship. That one-on-one time with the people that you lead is essential. Ministry Grid can be a great tool for passing on information and training that your volunteers, servants, and leaders can take in at their own pace and at their own place.
You can customize it for your own ministry. You've got to check out this online resource.


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President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko met with EU Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Johannes Hahn.
This is reported by the press service of the Ukrainian Head of State.
"The President stressed that the positive dynamics of the implementation of reforms confirmed the commitment and readiness of Ukraine to move towards change, despite the external challenges. He noted that the visa liberalization and the full effect of the Association Agreement with the EU would not only recognize the progress made by Ukraine but would also be a success story of the European Union and a response to Euroskepticism," the statement reads.
In turn, EU Commissioner Hahn assured that the European Union would continue to support Ukraine on the path of implementation of the internal reforms by all possible means.


A team of investigators at the MGH Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging has developed a tool that will allow researchers to measure multiple biological components or processes at the same time, opening up a host of applications, especially related to the study of disease. They describe the tool in a paper published today in the journal Optica.
Simultaneous acquisition of different types of information is typically referred to as 'multiplexing.' Researchers have demonstrated multiplexing with optical imaging methods, in particular by exploiting a parameter called fluorescence lifetime: that is, the time it takes for a molecule to relax to its ground state after it has been excited by a laser pulse. Different fluorescent dyes often have distinct fluorescence lifetimes, so by using multiple dyes researchers have been able to label different parts of a disease in tissue samples and visualize these parts using microscopy techniques.
There is a notable impediment to this approach for imaging in living animals, though: tissue scattering timescales are in the same range as the fluorescence lifetimes, thus impairing the accuracy of recovering short lifetimes in tissue.
The new tool reported in the Optica paper helps to overcome this obstacle. The researchers—Anand Kumar, Steven Hou and William Rice—had previously shown that high spatial light frequency patterns can help to reveal short fluorescence lifetimes in tissue. Drawing on this finding, they developed an approach—the spatial frequency-asymptotic time domain (SF-ATD) approach—that enables localization and quantification of multiple dyes with subnanosecond lifetimes in highly scattering biological tissue. The tool was made possible, said Kumar, an assistant professor of radiology and principal investigator of the Optical Molecular Imaging Laboratory in the Martinos Center, by using a simple movie projector coupled with a pulsed laser (instead of the standard LEDs) to shine spatial patterns onto the subject.
The first technique to combine the benefits of lifetime multiplexing and spatial frequency domain measurements, the SF-ATD approach will provide a powerful tool for imaging disease processes in whole-animal disease models, thus contributing in important ways to accelerating drug discovery. Potentially, the approach could also be applied in humans, Kumar said. To this end, he and his team are now optimizing it for in vivo applications.


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Most of us as adults have long since come to grips with the fact that we have to take responsibility for our own actions in every area of our lives. Genetics certainly play a part in our physical makeup, but given those constraints, we can challenge ourselves to make the most of what we are. For example, we can't make ourselves taller or shorter, but we can make ourselves lighter or heavier.
Your body is made up of trillions of cells. They are organized into tissues, organs and body systems (respiration, circulation, digestion, etc.). To function in the manner in which God intended it, it needs five important things: oxygen, pure water, food or nutrition, elimination, and homeostasis (that's a big word meaning an even temperature).
We get oxygen in the air we breathe, but we can increase the amount of oxygen entering our systems with exercise. In fact, many of our body systems (for example, the lymphatic system which has so much to do with our immune system) have no "pumping mechanism" – as the circulatory system has in the heart! And therefore, without exercise, it has no means of moving its waste. We can find positive benefits that stem from exercise in every body system. Increased exercise means improved health.
Water is absolutely essential for life. Most of us could live for six weeks or more before we suffered permanent, life-threatening consequences from lack of food, but only days without water could kill us. Most of the reference works I've encountered state that for optimum functioning we need to take in six to eight 8-ounce glasses of water every day. And that's water intake – not soda, coffee, or other liquids.
As for nutrition, Dr. Joel Wallach (1991 Nobel Prize nominee for his work in nutritional supplements) states that we need 60 minerals, 16 vitamins, 12 essential amino acids, and three essential fatty acids in our diet every day to really stay healthy for life. And that doesn't count the addition of other herbal supplements that may be needed to help combat "family histories" for disease. For example, you may need additional supplements if your family has a genetic history of cancer, heart disease, arthritis, etc. And there's a real sense of truth in the old adage "you are what you eat". Your body isn't going to function well on a daily diet of junk foods, fats, and sugars.
Elimination is simply the process of expelling the waste materials that remain after our bodies have extracted the nutrients that exist in the foods we eat. Many things we eat can't be digested. Many fibers are just for "sweeping out" our systems. Many environmental factors contribute to toxins in our bodies. And waste material rots in our intestine if not eliminated in a timely manner. Toxins remaining in our intestine too long can be reabsorbed and redistributed through our bodies contributing to a variety of diseases.
And our body temperature will normally rise a bit when it is fighting infections. But if our immune system is strong and intact, it should return to normal in a short period of time.
There you have it … the five things necessary for good health and a long life. So who is responsible for ensuring that these things are available to you? YOU ARE! If a good, long, healthy life is a priority for you, then you need to learn what is and what is not good for you. You need to practice discipline in exercise and proper nutrition, and becoming aware of the signals your body sends you of impending crisis.
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"For the moment we have registered 84 deaths officially, but when we flew over the area … this morning to understand what's going on, everything indicates that we could register more than 1,000 deaths," he said.
So far the total death toll has risen to at least 215 after the storm tore into central Mozambique last week before continuing on to Zimbabwe and Malawi, bringing flash floods and ferocious winds.
At least 126 people were killed in Mozambique and Malawi, according to the Red Cross, and Zimbabwe's information ministry on Monday put the number of dead at 89 in the country.
"The scale of damage caused by Cyclone Idai that hit the Mozambican city of Beira is massive and horrifying," it said.
The IFRC warned that the death toll could rise once the full scale of the devastation is known, with further heavy rains expected.
Hundreds are missing and more than 1.5 million people have been affected by the widespread destruction and flooding.
"First came ferocious winds and torrential rain that lasted almost four days. It only eased up a short while ago," said Al Jazeera's Malcolm Webb, reporting from central Mozambique.
Euloge Ishimwe, the IFRC's Africa region communications manager, told Al Jazeera from Kenya's capital Nairobi that the shelters were immediate needs, but healthcare, clean water supply and sanitation also were high priorities.
"These are some of the things we are trying to provide. Mozambique Red Cross volunteers are already on the ground as well as the IFRC's international team," he said.
In Zimbabwe, Idai tore across the eastern and southern parts of the country, a government official said on Monday, creating a humanitarian crisis in a nation grappling with economic woes and a drought.
Chimanimani district has been cut off from the rest of the country by torrential rains and winds of up to 170km an hour that swept away roads, homes and bridges and knocked out power and communication lines.
Rescuers are struggling to reach people in Chimanimani, many of whom have been sleeping in the mountains since Friday after their homes were flattened by rock falls and mudslides or washed away by torrential rains.
A United Nations humanitarian agency says 5.3 million people will require food aid.


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The Concise Encyclopedia of the Ethics of New Technologies
Livre Relié
Ruth Chadwick graduated with first class Honours Literae Humaniores (Philosophy and Greek and Latin Literature) from the Universi... Lire la suite
Ruth Chadwick graduated with first class Honours Literae Humaniores (Philosophy and Greek and Latin Literature) from the University of Oxford, and then went on to take the B.Phil. in Philosophy. She was awarded her D.Phil. on The Ethics of Eugenics and Genetic Engineering, supervised by Jonathan Glover. She completed an LL.B. (externally) at the University of London. She held positions at the University of Liverpool, St. Martins College, Lancaster, and University of Wales, Cardiff, before taking up her post as Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Central Lancashire. In June 1995 she became Head of the Centre for Professional Ethics at the University, a position she still holds. She has coordinated a number of multinational and multidisciplinary research projects funded by the European Union: Ethical Implications of Human Genome Analysis for Clinical Practice in Medical Genetics, with Special Reference to Genetic Counselling (1992); EUROSCREEN: Genetic Screening--Ethical and Philosophical Perspectives (1994-1996); BIOCULT: Cultural and Social Objections to Biotechnology, with Special Reference to the View of Young People (1995); EUROSCREEN 2: Genetic Screening--Towards Community Policy on Insurance, Commercialisation and Public Awareness (1996-1999). Her publications include the four volume edited collection, Kant: Critical Assessments (1992); Ethics, Reproduction and Genetic Control (Revised Edition, 1992);and a large number of papers in learned journals. She is joint series editor of the Routledge series on Professional Ethics. Professor Chadwick is secretary of the International Association of Bioethics and a member of the HUGO Ethics committee, the National Committee for Philosophy and the British Medical Association Steering Group on Human Genetics.
The ethical assessment of new technologies raises two principal concerns: the need to develop effective policies and legislation, and the reconsideration of the ethical frameworks in which these policies and laws are developed. The importance of rapid, accurate examinations of tensions between Philosophy and Law and the relationship between philosophical principles and empirical data has never been greater.
The Concise Encyclopedia of Ethics of New Technologies includes 23 articles previously published in the highly-acclaimed Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics, nine updated articles, and five new articles, commissioned especially for this volume. Over half of the previously published articles include updated facts and bibliographic citations. Authors of genetics articles have updated their works to include the most recent developments and publications. New articles include: "Cloning," "Geneticization," "Health Technology Assessment," "Intrinsic and Instrumental Value," and "Novel Foods."
Articles fall into these subject categories:
* Medical Ethics
* Scientific Ethics
* Theories of Ethics
* Environmental Ethics
* Legal Ethics
* Ethical Concepts
The ethical assessment of technologies raises two concerns: the need to develop effective policies and legislation, and the reconsideration of the ethical frameworks. This book covers articles which fall into subject categories such as: medical ethics; scientific ethics; theories of ethics; environmental ethics; legal ethics; and ethical concepts.
R. Gillon, Bioethics, Overview. M. Reiss, Biotechnology. J.W. Knight, Birth-Control Technology. C.A. Defanti, Brain Death. T.H. Murray and G. Kaebnick, Cloning. S. Rogerson, Computer and Information Ethics. M.W. Hallgarth, Consequentialism and Deontology. S. Holm, Embryology, Ethics of. M. Jarvela, Environmental Impact Assessment. R. Tong, Feminist Ethics. R.H. Blank, Fetal Research. A.M. Hedgecoe, Gene Therapy. A.J. Clarke, Genetic Counseling. M. Hayry, Genetic Engineering. R. Hoedemaekers, Geneticization. R.O. Mason, Genetic Research. G.E. Allen, Genetics and Behavior. R. Chadwick, Genetic Screening. T. McGleenan, Genetic Technology, Legal Regulation of. A.M. Hedgecoe, Genome Analysis. K. Shrader-Frechette, Hazardous & Toxic Substances. R. Wachbroit, Health and Disease, Concepts of. R. Ascroft, Health Technology Assessment. S. Donnelley, Human Nature, View of. R. Ashcroft, Human Research Subjects, Selection of. N. Joll, Intrinsic and Instrumental Value. M. Mori Politeira, Life, Concept of. L.M. Kopelman, Medical Futility. B. Mepham, Novel Foods. K. Shrader-Frechette, Nuclear Power. S. Lee, Nuclear Testing. R. Chadwick and U. Schuklenk, Organ Transplants and Xenotransplantation. W. Grey, Playing God. J. Parker, Precautionary Principle. L. Frith, Reproductive Technologies. R.E. Spier, Science and Engineering Ethics, Overview. W. van der Burg, Slippery Slope Arguments. Index.
Titre: The Concise Encyclopedia of the Ethics of New Technologies
Ruth Chadwick
Format: Livre Relié
Editeur: Academic Pr Inc
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Michael Franti has not worn shoes, except in legally required situations like airline flights, in nine years. Considering the amount of social justice, humanitarian, and peace issues that Franti is involved with, one might assume that his barefoot status represents a cause. Turns out, Franti just enjoys it.
The same balance is found in his music: a blend of reggae, funk, rock, pop, and what your music textbook might refer to as "world music."
Opening for Franti and his group Spearhead was Trevor Hall, a young California-based singer also riding the acoustic/reggae/pop wave. Hall played with just a drummer and a bassist, creating a simple entry portal for the audience into the night's offerings. Youthful and improbably appealing, Hall sang joyful songs about falling in love and breaking the bonds of difference in the world.
Many songs by Franti and Trevor Hall deal with humanitarian issues. In fact, considering how unendingly upbeat the music and atmosphere of the night was, there were more references to war than in a drunken conversation between Julius Caesar and Michael Moore.
Franti and Spearhead are a little more world-weary, having been around long enough to write songs that look back at bittersweet street scenes of past generations. But no matter how much he's seen, Franti never sees things as too bleak to be reached by music, love and family.
"Music is bigger than black or white, gay or straight, Christian, Muslim, or Jew," Franti, taking the stage after Hall finished, said.
The music was rhythm-heavy, with hand drums as well as a set, and keyboards riding the off-beat. Franti talks, sings, and raps, moving from one to the other seamlessly throughout his songs.
The overall atmosphere of the evening bordered on religious, with constant references to the divine ability of music, nature and love. Hall leaped out to crowd surf at the end of his performance. Audience members were told to put their arms around their neighbors, to share love, and to hold hands. Young children in the crowd were brought on stage (yes, there were at least eight kids, eight more than I have ever seen at a Pageant show before).
"We have a song in the top 40 now for the first time!" Franti said, towards the end of the show, referring to "Say Hey (I Love You)" which has indeed charted well.
"We've never had a song in the top 40,000 before," he said.


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module ValidationGroup
  module ActiveRecord
    module ActsMethods # extends ActiveRecord::Base
      def self.extended(base)
        # Add class accessor which is shared between all models and stores
        # validation groups defined for each model
        base.class_eval do
          cattr_accessor :validation_group_classes
          self.validation_group_classes = {}

          def self.validation_group_order; @validation_group_order; end
          def self.validation_groups(all_classes = false)
            return (self.validation_group_classes[self] || {}) unless all_classes
            klasses = ValidationGroup::Util.current_and_ancestors(self).reverse
            returning Hash.new do |hash|
              klasses.each do |klass|
                hash.merge! self.validation_group_classes[klass]
              end
            end
          end
        end
      end

      def validation_group(name, options={})
        self_groups = (self.validation_group_classes[self] ||= {})
        self_groups[name.to_sym] = case options[:fields]
when Array then options[:fields]
when Symbol, String then [options[:fields].to_sym]
else []
end
        # jeffp: capture the declaration order for this class only (no
        # superclasses)
        (@validation_group_order ||= []) << name.to_sym

        unless included_modules.include?(InstanceMethods)
          # jeffp: added reader for current_validation_fields
          attr_reader :current_validation_group, :current_validation_fields
          include InstanceMethods
          # jeffp: add valid?(group = nil), see definition below
          alias_method_chain :valid?, :validation_group
        end
      end
    end

    module InstanceMethods # included in every model which calls validation_group
      #needs testing
# def reset_fields_for_validation_group(group)
# group_classes = self.class.validation_group_classes
# found = ValidationGroup::Util.current_and_ancestors(self.class).find do |klass|
# group_classes[klass] && group_classes[klass].include?(group)
# end
# if found
# group_classes[found][group].each do |field|
# self[field] = nil
# end
# end
# end
      def enable_validation_group(group)
        # Check if given validation group is defined for current class or one of
        # its ancestors
        group_classes = self.class.validation_group_classes
        found = ValidationGroup::Util.current_and_ancestors(self.class).
          find do |klass|
          group_classes[klass] && group_classes[klass].include?(group)
        end
        if found
          @current_validation_group = group
          # jeffp: capture current fields for performance optimization
          @current_validation_fields = group_classes[found][group]
        end
      end

      def disable_validation_group
        @current_validation_group = nil
        # jeffp: delete fields
        @current_validation_fields = nil
      end

      def reject_non_validation_group_errors
        return unless validation_group_enabled?
        self.errors.remove_on(@current_validation_fields)
      end

      # jeffp: optimizer for someone writing custom :validate method -- no need
      # to validate fields outside the current validation group note: could also
      # use in validation modules to improve performance
      def should_validate?(attribute)
        !self.validation_group_enabled? || (@current_validation_fields && @current_validation_fields.include?(attribute.to_sym))
      end

      def validation_group_enabled?
        respond_to?(:current_validation_group) && !current_validation_group.nil?
      end

      # eliminates need to use :enable_validation_group before :valid? call --
      # nice
      def valid_with_validation_group?(group=nil)
        self.enable_validation_group(group) if group
        valid_without_validation_group?
      end
    end

    module Errors # included in ActiveRecord::Errors
      def add_with_validation_group(attribute,
          msg = @@default_error_messages[:invalid], *args,
          &block)
        # jeffp: setting @current_validation_fields and use of should_validate? optimizes code
        add_error = @base.respond_to?(:should_validate?) ? @base.should_validate?(attribute.to_sym) : true
        add_without_validation_group(attribute, msg, *args, &block) if add_error
      end

      def remove_on(attributes)
        return unless attributes
        attributes = [attributes] unless attributes.is_a?(Array)
        @errors.reject!{|k,v| !attributes.include?(k.to_sym)}
      end

      def self.included(base) #:nodoc:
        base.class_eval do
          alias_method_chain :add, :validation_group
        end
      end
    end
  end

  module Util
    # Return array consisting of current and its superclasses down to and
    # including base_class.
    def self.current_and_ancestors(current)
      returning [] do |klasses|
        klasses << current
        root = current.base_class
        until current == root
          current = current.superclass
          klasses << current
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

# jeffp: moved from init.rb for gemification purposes --
# require 'validation_group' loads everything now, init.rb requires 'validation_group' only


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Soil consolidation: Working soils with Terrasolid® additives results in frost resistance and an increase in the load bearing capacity even with minimal amounts of cement.
With the help of the various Terrasolid® additives, almost any existing soil can be improved and treated for frost resistance. The replacement of frost-sensitive and non-load bearing soils can thus be avoided. This not only reduces costs, but also makes an active contribution to environmental protection.
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Velo Manager is a free online cycling manager game, where you manage your own cycling team and race against lots of other managers.You have to manage staff, training, equipment, but also race tactics, in order to bring your rider to victory! Every evening, races are simulated from 20:00 till 21:00 (ranking update every 15 minutes). Be victorious and bring home the World Cup, UCV ranking or why not have the honour to defend your national colours? Don't wait any longer and create your own team!


When you need to be able to tie in your database into Java (or another supported language), many are looking for a Hibernate developer. Here at WebDevy, we use it on a number of different implementations to help our clients use it to their advantage.
You might be wondering why you should even speak to the people in our agency, and we know that we have to give you a good reason. There is no other agency that has the same experience with Hibernate that we have, and no other companies has the same level of dedication.
The truth is that many agencies don't support Hibernate. We know that web development covers a lot of different areas, which is why we try to find experts who specialize in specific applications and languages. If we're going to be a leading web development agency, we can't take any shortcuts.
What kind of training do your Hibernate developers participate in?
One of our goals is to have the most experienced and educated Hibernate developers come together to help push the online world forward. We encourage and provide ongoing training for our developers to make sure they know about the latest breakthroughs, integrations, and trends. It's something we enjoy doing, and we want to have access to the most knowledge as possible.
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We're a one-or-a-kind agency, and the experience is something that words cannot explain. That's why we're more than happy to provide you with a Hibernate database management consultation at no cost to you. So, if you want to get a Hibernate developer working for you, get in touch with us to schedule your FREE consultation!


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Call (800) 569-4287 or TDD (800) 877-8339 for the HUD-approved housing counseling agency nearest you. These agencies are valuable resources. They frequently have information on services and programs offered by Government agencies as well as private and community organizations that could help you. The housing counseling agency may also offer credit counseling.
Most homeowner loans are through either Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. Both offer programs for people in default. Some programs include: rate reductions, term extensions or partially reduced payments for up to 18 months. We encourage homeowners to engage the assistance of a housing counselor.


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A rich, tangy and mild dish that is fit to be served to royalty and yet so easy to make. Chef Sanjay Patel shows how to make it at home.
Heat ghee or cooking oil in a pan. Add onion, ginger, garlic, cinnamon and cardamom. Fry till the onions become light brown in color.
Now take this mixture out of the ghee and place in blender along with the tomato and blend to a puree.
Then fry the paste in ghee again for 4 to 5 minutes. Add salt to taste, then diced bell peppers, cashew nut pieces and chili powder. Add grated paneer and fry for two to three minutes.
Add milk and cook till the gravy becomes thick.
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Anthem Motorsports has been selected by NASCAR to publish the 2015 NASCAR Hall of Fame Yearbook. The induction ceremony takes place Friday at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The 2015 NASCAR Hall of Fame Yearbook highlights the class of 2015 and will be distributed as part of this year's Induction Ceremony. The 148-page publication features in-depth coverage of each inductee — Bill Elliott, Fred Lorenzen, Wendell Scott, Joe Weatherly and Rex White — and how they influenced the sport and left their mark.
The yearbook also contains content about other Hall of Fame honorees including the Squier-Hall Award for Media Excellence and the Landmark Award for Outstanding Contributions to NASCAR. In addition, details of new and popular exhibits inside the Hall of Fame, the happenings in and around Charlotte and more.
Fans interested in purchasing a copy of the 2015 NASCAR Hall of Fame Yearbook can pick one up at the gift shop in the NASCAR Hall of Fame. In addition, race fans will have the opportunity to get their hands on this exclusive publication by visiting the Wiley X Eyewear / RYKY Products merchandise locations at NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races in 2015. Wiley X will be offering the Official 2015 NASCAR Hall of Fame Yearbook with purchase of sunglasses while supplies last.
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The Allentown Zoning Hearing Board this week conducted one of its shorter meetings, when one of five scheduled cases was withdrawn and, after brief testimony, another was continued to a later hearing date.
Withdrawn was the subdivision application of Raymond E. and Jean E. Hollenbach, who proposed to split a lot at 928-34 E. Chew St. into two lots to be known as 928-34 E. Chew St. and 214-16 N. Jasper St.
The board continued the appeal of Virginia Peluyera when the applicant could not provide sufficient information about prior use of a property at 424 Ridge Ave. The applicant seeks a variance to convert the former business office there into a retail clothing store.
The board approved a subdivision application of Joseph M. and Mary A. Yurack to split a property at 701-19 E. Union St. into two lots to be known as 123 and 129 S. Gilmore St.
In a related matter, the board approved the proposal of James P. and Janice H. Breiner to construct a one-story, single-family dwelling on a lot to be known as 129 S. Gilmore St.
David E. Fisher and Stephen Mamuzic were granted approval to convert a vacant luncheonette at 657-67 Hanover Ave. into a retail store.
David Gasdik was authorized to convert a single-family dwelling at 260 E. Hamilton St. into a two-family dwelling.


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