Last blog I mentioned a popular t-shirt being soldin Italy based on the shoutfest between an Italian coast guard captain and the cruise ship captain accused of abandoning ship. The tee costs about $16.50.
That's a reasonable price. T-shirts are meant to be cheap. Companies like Ed Hardy have made them fancy and charged you a bit more.
Well...Hardy is hardly expensive enough for those with so much money lying around they need to launder some with their laundry.
A website called The Most Expensive T-shirt in the World is selling a tee for 400. Grand. Yes, $400,000. For a T-shirt.
Buy a house or this T-shirt?
College and postgraduate school...or a really cool T-shirt?
The shirt's manufacturers, based in the UK, justify the cost by saying the tees are made from 100 percent organic cotton. Also, they claim the manufacturing process uses only renewable energy, like wind and solar, which reduces the shirt's carbon footprint by 90 percent. Oh, and there are also 16 diamonds sewn in, totaling nine carats.
Born Rich says the company's greener manufacturing process stretches out the time it takes to actually make a shirt to four weeks. Per shirt. But at $400,000, you just need to sell one a month to build up an IRA that would make even Mitt Romneyjealous.
Not sure anyone's bought one yet, but what if you have buyer's remorse? Never fear! The tees have a one-year warranty. "However improper use, accidental damage, loss and theft are not covered by the policy." Better insure that thing. You don't wanna lose the shirt off your back.


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Q: Hosting WCF service in IIS I am trying to host  the service in IIS but I get Page Not found error.
Here is what I did to host in IIS

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*Created a WCF Service application (BillingService)

*I have two classes called IBillSrv.cs (as Base) and BillSrvc.cs

*Added a new WCFService website (BillSrvcSite) to the solution and added a reference to the above mentioned (BillingService).

*In IIS created a new Virtual site and mapped it to BillSrvSite

*Opened the Web.Config and changed the endpoint contract to IBillSrv

When I run it works fine in the WCF test client.
but when i paste the below url in IE I get page not found.
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I am using C# 2008
Can someone please advise what is missing or where I am going wrong?

A: This has nothing to do with persistence. An interface member like ParseTestQues can only be implicitly implemented by a public method. Simply make ParseTestQues be public.

Isn't your service endpoint named something like "BillSrvc.svc"? Try typing http://localhost/BillingService/BillSrvc/BillSrvc.svc into the browser and see what happens.

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Medical student, 20, becomes youngest British woman to conquer Everest despite suffering a stroke on her first attempt Becky Bellworthy had to be carried 4,000 feet down the mountain by a sherpa after being left paralysed just 9,000 feet from the summitAfter months spent recovering and despite warnings from doctors not to attempt it again, she did and reached the summit | UPDATED: 14:38 GMT, 28 August 2012 A medical student has become the youngest British woman to conquer Everest despite suffering a life-threatening stroke on her first attempt – at 20,000 feet.
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Ars Biologica: ASCI Call for "ScienceInspiresArt 2012: Vital Signs"
ASCI Call for "ScienceInspiresArt 2012: Vital Signs"
ASCI's annual, art-science, juried competition exhibition will be held at the New York Hall of Science from September 1, 2012 - February 3, 2013.
Patricia Kernan, curator of the New York State Museum's illustration collection; and curator of the museum's international, biennial, "Focus on Nature" exhibits.
Dr. Dana Boyd, microbiologist and Lecturer in the Department of Microbiology and Immunobiology at Harvard Medical School; long-time collaborator of Joe Davis, the "father" of bio-art.


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Title Leslie Grimes - Artist and Cartoonist
Abstract Leslie James Grimes was born in 1897 in Chertsey, Surrey. He married Annie McDonnell Ewen in 1923 and they had three sons. After Art School, Leslie built a reputation in motoring art, producing illustrations for brochures, and he also did artwork for children's annuals.
In 1927 Leslie succeeded David Low as the artist and political cartoonist at The Star, London's leading evening newspaper at the time. By 1939 Leslie, Annie and five sons were living in at Haslemere in Surrey. Leslie continued writing cartoons for The Star, and he teamed up with F.W. Thomas to produce a series of full page articles for the paper, with titles such as "F.W. Thomas and Grimes at Home with the Militia".
Around 1945, the Grimes family moved to Peldon - to Strood Villa (Pyefleet House) at the Strood and lived there from around 1945 until 1948. Son Gerald kept a Blog about his father's career, the paintings & illustrations he produced, and life on the Strood in those years. Below is a composite of his Blog posts (1):
"My father Leslie Grimes was a cartoonist and proficient painter, doing work for a London evening paper right through the war and beyond. Near to the end of the war he moved the family to Strood Villa, as it was known then.
'Grimey' at work in his studio at Strood Villa
James Wentworth Day, the highly respected countryman and author of countryside books, was a frequent visitor to the house. It was a beautiful, tranquil and completely unspoilt without a jet-ski in sight. I count myself very lucky to have spent my boyhood sailing boats in Pyefleet Creek and riding bicycles around the countryside.
Our family dog Roger was a mongrel black Labrador. With the cooperation of the local bus crews, he learned how to catch the bus to Colchester from the bus stop outside our house and spend a few days with his girlfriends before catching the bus back from a busy bus station! We would hear the bus arrive and he would quietly sneak in, tail between his legs, for he knew he was in for a couple of days on the end of a chain. He loved the water and would swim for pleasure, which was handy because he normally stank of mud. As he was so fond of the sea I would take him out in my sailing dinghy and he seemed to enjoy it. I had to take care though, because if I wanted to go alone he would try to join me in the boat. His other hobby was trying to catch rabbits on the far side of the field behind the house - he would charge in a straight line gathering speed all the way, but when he got near they would step aside, and as he was going too fast, he would skid and somersault for the next twenty yards or so just like in the Disney cartoons. A dog of all dogs...an Essex dog.
We moved there to be close to the Colchester military hospital, where my oldest brother was sent having been badly wounded during the Normandy invasion. For us youngsters it was heaven being surrounded by marshes back and front, and high tide sometimes coming up to a few yards from the front door. We sailed On the Blackwater and the Colne, both being within easy reach depending on the tides. The house had been fortified with sand bags to act as a checkpoint for the causeway, and after the war we children had to move the many hundreds of sandbags and several gun emplacements. It was hard work bringing it back into a decent state, but once it was done it was 'Swallows and Amazons' time again! In the 1940s there was only one other house there, and not many tourists. The locals would tell them the salt flats were highly dangerous and could swallow them up instantly, so it was rare to see anybody out there except the odd marsh-man. At certain high tides part of the road would be under water, and drivers would knock and ask if we had a phone (before mobiles); they didn't realise that the water was deep enough to flood their engines.
In the bad winter of 1947 a snowdrift covered the front of the house right up to the upstairs windows due to the heavy winds, and all was dark inside. We were cut off for a while until the road was cleared, but the marshes opposite were covered in thick ice bought in by the tide.
I even slept in our extremely cosy tack room, as I had very muddy boots on most of the time. One of my younger brothers ran away and lived in a tent out on the Pyefleet marshes for some months; I would have joined him but art school beckoned. It was a sad day when we moved to London and our paradise was sold."
This is a Birdseye picture of Strood Villa bought by my family in around 1945. It was on the edge of the marshes and was used as fortifications to guard the Strood causeway leading to Mersea Island during WW2. We had to de-fortify it, which meant moving many hundreds of sandbags and several gun emplacements. It became a brilliant family home, a real-life 'Swallows and Amazons' to us children. The image was drawn from memory by my brother Colin Grimes.
The Grimes family moved from Strood Villa at either the end of 1948 or very early in 1949, and moved to London.
In 1952 Leslie and Annie retired and settled in Ibiza, where Leslie concentrated on painting locally and taking part in local art exhibitions and fairs.
Annie died in February 1979 in London aged 84, and Leslie died in January 1983 aged 85, in Richmond-upon-Thames.
Geoff Gonella
Peldon History Project
Leslie Grimes - Artist and Cartoonist by Geoff Gonella
- a comprehensive with many illustrations of Leslie Grimes' work. It is available as a PDF file
- Go to Leslie Grimes.pdf (1.8Mb - opens in a new window)
Pyefleet House, Strood Close, Strood Villa by Geoff Gonella
Leslie Grimes talking to Peldon Women's Institute
Sources of information:
(1) Gerald Grimes's blog 'GERALDGEE' - geraldgee.blogspot.co.uk (controlled, and occasionally used, by son Jonathan Grimes).
Ron Green
Cathy McLaughlin
Anthea Wade
More Peldon History.
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Title: An outstanding feature at the monthly meeting of the Women's Institute held on Monday was a talk entitled 'Can You Draw?' by Mr Grimes, cartoonist of 'The Star'.
A demonstration on the making of jams and jellies was given by mrs Smith of Essex Institute of Agriculture. A third visitor was Major Harvey (hospital matron), who gave a short address on Women's Institute in Canada. In a competition for the best vegetable or fruit salad the highest points were gained by Mrs Scales, with Mrs Harvey and Mrs Spall as second and third. The programme was concluded with appreciative remarks by the president, Mrs Gilmour, and votes of thanks.
From Peldon Neighbourhood News, Essex County Standard
Source: Peldon History Project / Pat Wyncoll
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Title: 'Grimey' in his studio at the back of his house on the Peldon side of the Strood - the house was later known as 'Strood Close' and 'Pyefleet House'.
Leslie Grimes was born in 1898. In 1927 he became cartoonist with the London Star. He moved to Ibiza in the early 1950s and died in London in 1983.
Date: c1950
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How will biometrics affect our privacy?
I Recognize That Face
Biometric systems with cameras may use facial recognition software or study the way you move to identify you.
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You might think of fingerprint or retinal scanners when you hear the word biometrics, but the term has a broader definition. Facial recognition technology falls into the biometric category. There are already several cameras on the market that can detect faces. A few are able to recognize and remember a group of faces. You just take a picture of a friend, tag the photo and the camera will automatically tag any future photos of that friend. It's both cool and creepy.
Imagine using this technology in public places to identify the people passing through. For example, a major city might install cameras at high-traffic areas to scan for terrorists or identify criminals. While the motivation for using that technology might be pure, it creates difficult privacy issues. The city would have a record of everyone who passed through that neighborhood. The technology treats everyone as a suspect as if it's only a matter of time before each of us commits a crime.
And what happens if the technology makes a mistake and misidentifies someone? Weather conditions, clothing, hairstyles and even the cleanliness of the lens could affect the ability of the camera to identify people. Critics might ask: Why install a system that's unreliable?
What happens if a person suffers an illness or injury that changes his or her appearance? Such a change could present problems with biometrics. Adjusting the biometric system to accommodate the change could also result in a violation of the user's privacy. The system administrator now knows more details about the user.
A society with pervasive biometric systems would make anonymity a virtual impossibility. Should that society become oppressive or otherwise abusive to the population, the citizens would have few opportunities to react without revealing their own identities.
Groups like the Biometrics Institute are aware of privacy concerns and strive to create processes to limit the chance for biometric applications to violate a person's privacy. Other groups advocate that companies, governments and other organizations conduct a privacy assessment before installing a biometric system. With vigilance and caution, we may find a way to incorporate biometrics into our lives and still maintain our privacy.
How Biometrics Work
How Facial Recognition Systems Work
How Location Tracking Works
How to Surf the Web Anonymously
Can the government see the Web sites I visit?
Can the government read your private e-mails?
Biometrics Institute
Abernathy, William and Tien, Lee. "Biometrics: Who's Watching You?" Electronic Frontier Foundation. (March 4, 2010) http://www.eff.org/wp/biometrics-whos-watching-you
Biometrics Institute. "Biometrics Institute Privacy Code." (March 4, 2010) http://www.biometricsinstitute.org/displaycommon.cfm?an=1&subarticlenbr=8
Brown, Ian. "Privacy, trust and biometrics." Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford. (March 4, 2010) http://www.slideshare.net/blogzilla/trust-privacy-and-biometrics
Clarke, Roger. "Biometrics and Privacy." Xamax Consultancy Pty Ltd. April 15, 2001. (March 4, 2010) http://www.rogerclarke.com/DV/Biometrics.html
Condon, Stephanie. "Govt. biometrics use still raises privacy concerns." CNET. Oct. 8, 2008 (March 4, 2010) http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10060601-38.html
Mordini, Emilio and Massari, Sonia. "Body, Biometrics and Identity." Bioethics. Vol. 22, Issue 9, 2008. pp. 488-498.
National Science and Technology Council. "Privacy & Biometrics Building a Conceptual Foundation." (March 4, 2010) http://www.biometrics.gov/docs/privacy.pdf
Roy, Saumya. "Biometrics: Security Boon or Busting Privacy?" PC World. Jan. 25, 2002. (March 4, 2010).http://www.pcworld.com/article/81444/biometrics_security_boon_or_busting_privacy.html
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Google dances away from Tango
December 22, 2017 December 23, 2017 Reece Sellin
Google has announced that they are moving on from Tango, their augmented reality platform, in favour of their newer ARCore platform. The announcement came via Twitter last Friday.
"We're turning down support for Tango on March 1, 2018," the Tango team said in a Tweet.
"Thank you to our incredible community of developers who made such progress with Tango over the last three years. We look forward to continuing the journey with you on ARCore," they concluded.
Tango's fate appears to be largely a result of software becoming more capable.
While Tango required cameras and IR sensors to locate and orient itself to objects in the real world, ARCore is able to perform similar functions using machine learning algorithms. The result is that less sophisticated, more ubiquitous hardware (e.g. standard cameras and smartphone platforms) can achieve the same objective as Tango at a lower cost.
A lack of a significant application base also likely doomed the project.
While some Tango-enabled phones were manufactured and sold, in particular by Asus and Lenovo, the application base never seemed to become extensive.
Tags: ar platformAR platformsARCoreAsusaugmented realityGoogleGoogle TangoLenovo
By Reece Sellin
A multi-talented theoretician, software architect and polymath, Reece K. Sellin specializes in the development of cloud-based marketing automation platforms, business applications and middleware. He also consults extensively in the areas of IT and media.
His varied career has seen him excel in areas including open source software development (founding the Freedows OS project in 1996); traditional and electronic media (in managerial roles in the e-zine, traditional magazine and newspaper industries); and political advocacy (focusing on policy reform to the long-term-care system in British Columbia, Canada).
Reece resides in the Greater Edmonton, Alberta, Canada region.
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Mudra Bank as proposed in the Union Budget 2015-16 will be providing access to institutional finance to micro or small business units and act as a regulator for microfinance institutions (MFIs).
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According to my research into the potential co-evolution of the moving image, consciousness, culture and society, The Matrix (1999) helped to introduce a higher form of cinematic consciousness* into mainstream pop culture. The foundation of this higher form of cinematic consciousness could be called meta-perspectival storytelling.
Meta-perspectival storytelling refers to stories that unfold through both major and minor shifts in perspective that often reveal whole new ways of understanding and experiencing the storyworld unfolding before us. Think of the red-blue pill moment in The Matrix, or the self-as-ghost revelation at the end of The Sixth Sense (1999), the shifting realities of a television series like Lost (2004) or the progressive, reality-shaking awakening of characters to the true coming threat of winter in Game of Thrones (2011). All of these works use meta-perspectival storytelling to drive their stories and characters to greater levels of understanding and capacities.
This form of storytelling has been around for a while in various forms but not until the release of both The Matrix and The Sixth Sense in 1999, did this form penetrate the pop culture cinematic language in a big way. Since then, more and more cinematic works have been using this form of storytelling, creating deeper and more expansive works with layers and layers of perceptual realities that hide and reveal themselves over time, guiding us and the characters to greater levels of understanding and revelation. Meta-perspectival storytelling is born out of a specific stage of development and structure of consciousness, often referred to as Integral Consciousness. The key to this structure of consciousness is the drive to understand all dimensions and perspectives of our reality and integrate them into a meaningful whole, a "big picture" meta-perspective.
I find it beautifully symbolic that this month is the 20th anniversary of The Matrix (1999-2019), the film that helped birth this expansion of cinematic consciousness, and the start of the final season of Game of Thrones (2011-2019), the series that helped to evolve this form of storytelling to new levels of richness, depth and complexity for a global scale audience that more easily and deeply understands, embodies and enjoys this form of consciousness and storytelling.
I also find it rather haunting and inspiring to look at how this evolution of storytelling and viewer consciousness coincides with the ever deepening and expanding deconstruction of so many of our individual and collective mental, emotional and perspectival constructs within and around us. This deconstruction has culminated in the whirlwind of reality bubbles, fake news, propaganda networks and "alternate truth" in which we currently find ourselves. I have to wonder if all these meta-perspectival stories feeding our imaginations these last twenty years are an expression of our collective consciousness preparing us to make some big perspectival transition, helping more and more of us to wake up to the coming of our own global climate change and political, cultural and social regression winter, and to individually and collectively search for the red pill that will wake us all up in time.
*NOTE: Cinematic consciousness as I define it comes from my research into the relationship between the moving image, consciousness, culture and society. This research suggests that human beings project their structures of consciousness into their creative works. This in turn appears to create similar composite structures of consciousness embedded in these works. In a sense these embedded consciousness structures create a kind of cinematic consciousness that lives within the constructed cinematic reality of these moving images. And this cinematic consciousness in turn affects viewer consciousness.
Announcing the first Conscious Movie-of-the-Month live video call. This month we will be exploring this months movie The Matrix (1999).
At the end of the month, on Thursday April 25th at 7:00pm Pacific Time we will have a video conference call where Integral Cinema Project lead researcher, Mark Allan Kaplan, will share his reflections on the movie from a conscious, integral and transpersonal perspective and you will have the opportunity to share more of your personal reflections and ask any questions.
If you have not already joined our FREE Conscious Movie-of-the-Month Club, you can still join us anytime by signing up for a FREE membership at the Conscious Good Creators Network.
If you are already a member, you are invited to watch The Matrix on your own and feel free to share your thoughts, reflections and musings about the movie in our group's online discussion forum.
The viewing experience of The Matrix has given many viewers a consciousness raising experience, myself included. I vividly remember the first time I saw the film. I saw it opening week back when it was released in theaters in the Spring of 1999. It just blew me away and gave me a deep and profound altered state of consciousness. When the movie was over and I came out of the theater, everything seemed so much more real...the twinkling stars in the early evening sky, the subtle spring fragrances wafting through the air, the collective dance of the movie goers streaming in and out of the theater, and so much more...and at the same time I was contemplating deep questions about the nature of the reality I was seeing and the life I was living.
The Matrix was also consciously created to affect viewer consciousness. The Wachowski's studied Integral Theory before making the film and were attempting to apply the integral structure of consciousness to the narrative, visual, auditory and time-based expressive elements of the movie in order to elevate viewer consciousness.
The Matrix is also of major historical significance in that it introduced a more complex form of cinematic storytelling into pop movie culture, which has had an influence on collective consciousness by advancing the evolution of cinematic consciousness and helping to catalyze a shift in the co-evolution of cinematic consciousness and viewer consciousness.
Cinematic consciousness as I define it comes from my research into the relationship between the moving image, consciousness, culture and society. This research suggests that human beings project their structures of consciousness into their creative works. This in turn appears to create similar composite structures of consciousness embedded in these works. In a sense these embedded consciousness structures create a kind of cinematic consciousness that lives within the constructed cinematic reality of these moving images. And this cinematic consciousness in turn affects viewer consciousness.
I will be sharing more on the film during the month in our groups online forum and on our video conference call on the 25th. I will also be sharing with the group a Conscious Movie Viewing Practice for members to play with if they feel so moved to do so.
The Conscious Movie-of-the-Month for April 2019 is The Matrix (1999).
Welcome to the first Conscious Movie-of-the-Month exploration.
If you have not already joined our free Conscious Movie-of-the-Month Group/Club, you can still join us anytime by signing up for a free membership at the Conscious Good Creators Network.
At the end of the month, on Thursday April 25th at 7:00pm Pacific Time we will have a video conference call where I will share my reflections on the movie from a conscious, integral and transpersonal perspective and you will have the opportunity to share more of your personal reflections and ask any questions.
Thanks to group member Harry LeBlanc for suggesting The Matrix.
The Matrix was also consciously created to effect viewer consciousness...the creators, The Wachowskis, studied Integral Theory and were attempting to apply the integral structure of consciousness to the narrative, visual, auditory and time-based expressive elements of the movie in order to elevate viewer consciousness.
Cinematic consciousness as I define it comes from my research into the relationship between the moving image, consciousness, culture and society. This research suggests that human beings project their structures of consciousness into their creative works. This in turn appears to create similar composite structures of consciousness embedded in these works. In a sense these embedded consciousness structures create a kind of cinematic consciousness that lives within the constructed cinematic reality of these moving images. And this cinematic consciousness in turn effects viewer consciousness.
I will be sharing more on the film during the month here online and on our video conference call on the 25th. I will also be sharing with you a Conscious Movie Viewing Practice for you to play with if you feel so moved to do so.


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I love how these two picturebooks portray two very young children who are evidently self-possessed and unapologetically-playful. They both have a boundless imagination that frolics and plays and absorbs everything around them: everything that most adults wish for a child.
Published by: Chronicle Books, 2014. Originally published in Spain by Bobo Choses in 2011. ISBN: 1452124078 (ISBN13: 9781452124070). Bought a copy of the book. Book photos taken by me.
When I was trying to find out where this book was from, I realized just how complicated that question can get. It is similar to asking another individual "Where are you from?" and getting a labyrinthine response in return as people redefine global citizenship. While the title sounds French, the book creators are from Spain, and the book manufactured in China (as most books are, I suppose, so no surprises there, really).
Regardless, it was a pleasure meeting this young girl, Camille with her "battledress" – being a top hat and a tutu. What I love best about this picturebook is how boredom has absolutely no space in the pages. Way too often, we hear young children claim that they are bored. Well, not Camille.
These two picturebooks would be a good pair to make children appreciate that they can find beauty in the ordinary.
Published by: Tate Publishing, 2014 ISBN: 1849762848 (ISBN13: 9781849762847). Bought a copy of the book. Book photos taken by me.
I adore most everything that Beatrice Alemagna creates (see here for my review of What Is A Child, The Five Misfits, The Marvellous Fluffy Squishy Itty Bitty), and this one is no exception.
While Boubo is still little, he thinks of himself as a big boy. He can already do a lot of big boy stuff such as ride a bicycle. He also has a big boy nose and big boy eyes. Clearly, this little one is very impatient to grow up. He does not know as yet that #adulting is hard, but that's a secret we try to keep from impressionable young ones.
… further affirming just how this kind of boundless love empowers young kids to believe that they are standing on top of the world. A beautiful book.
Little Big Boubo sounds wonderful! What child does not wish to be big? So sweet when he wants to be tucked in! Thanks for sharing!
You always find new books for me! I can't always find them, but I'll look!
Camille sounds especially enchanting – and I love her idea of battle dress!
It's funny – I love European picture books, and I'm always drawn to them because they offer such a refreshing twist from North American picture books, but that exactly quality can make them a bit of a hard sell in the library. Kids here are used to a specific sort of style (typically very commercialised, cartoony and cutesy), and it can be hard to convince them to give "strange-looking" books like Little Big Boubo a try!
The illustrations in Little Big Boubo make me want to read it now.
Two more picture books are added to the list!
Camille reminds me of a bunch of kids her age. We're in the last few days in our current place. It seems like the work to move will never end. Come see what I'm reading when I'm not packing.
I want a battledress! Must lay my hands on this title!
Little Big Boubo sounds familiar. I'm sure I read it. Camille sounds fascinating.


North Hagerstown has found its formula for success: A generous amount of defensive quickness, combined with a little more quickness at the offensive end.
That combination worked again Tuesday night, as the Hubs kept Smithsburg winless with a 73-46 Monocacy Valley Athletic League victory.
North has now won five in a row and seven of its last eight.
The Hubs' quickness forced 27 Leopards turnovers, many of which resulted in easy buckets for North. The Hubs shot 55 percent from the floor in the first three periods, playing most of the final quarter with their starters on the bench. All five Hubs starters finished in double figures.
"When we've been successful this year we've had balanced scoring," said North coach Tim McNamee. "(That's true) even in some of the games we've lost. In our starting lineup, all five kids can score."
Despite the lopsided score, McNamee was still not completely satisfied with his club's performance. After rolling to a 21-point lead at the half, North (11-3, 8-2) allowed the Leopards to rally in the third quarter and close the gap to 43-26 with 2:44 remaining. The run was highlighted by eight points from Christian Broyles and a pair of Vince Acfalle 3-pointers.
"We got complacent, I guess, and got confused a little defensively," McNamee said. "We changed defenses a couple times in the third quarter and they started beating us down the floor. Then we went to the zone press and that got us going a little bit."
"I'm pleased with our performance in the third and fourth quarters," said Leopards coach Dave Morris. "If we could give that kind of defensive and offensive effort throughout the whole game, we could be competitive."
Morris was pleased with his club's rebounding effort. The Leopards kept the Hubs from getting second and third attempts to score.
"I told them before the game that if we can beat (North) inside, we have a chance to win the game," Morris said. "But the difference just wasn't enough. (The Hubs) are just too athletic for us."
The Hubs got rolling early, scoring the first 10 points of the game, and held a 20-5 advantage after eight minutes. Travis Stoner and Josh Fitchett had six points apiece in the opening quarter.
Broyles scored 13 points and Acfalle added 10.
Fitchett's 14 points led the Hubs. Cornell Keyes added 12, Richie Pantophlet and Devin Carey had 11 each, and Travis Stoner chipped in with 10.


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Nokia Lumia 1520 to feature 20 MP PureView camera and 3400 mAh battery
By Jonathan Pereira	 On Sep 13, 2013 Last updated Sep 13, 2013
With the first Nokia phablet, the Nokia 1520 supposed to be launched on September 26, we have some more specific details about the device.
According to new information available, the Nokia Lumia 1520 would feature a 20 MP PureView camera at the back which will be capable of taking a dual shot consisting of a 16 MP and 5 MP. Similarly, the device would pack in a massive 3400 mAh battery thus providing very long usage time.
The Nokia Lumia 1520 would sport a 6 inch display making it the biggest Lumia smartphone till now. The device would be powered by the superfast Snapdragon 800 processor along with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage. Obviously, the smartphone will require the GDR3 update of the Windows Phone 8.
Expected specs of the Nokia Lumia 1520:
6 inch display
1920 x 1080 pixels resolution
32 GB internal memory
20 MP primary camera
Windows Phone 8 OS
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New Discoveries Show How TMJ Triggers Distant Pain
We understand: reading the list of symptoms for TMJ for the first time can leave you incredulous: how can one condition cause so many (and so far-reaching) symptoms? But it's the truth.
And new research is showing not only how TMJ can lead to jaw pain, migraines, neck pain, and more, but also how it's connected to other mysterious conditions like fibromyalgia and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
But this research also gives us hope that TMJ treatment can break the cycle and alleviate many of these interlocked conditions.
A Bidirectional Signal Mechanism
Researchers at Missouri State University have been looking at the mechanisms behind orofacial pain (a fancy way of saying pain in the mouth or the face). In particular, they're looking at an inflammatory protein known as calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP), which has recently been revealed to play a key role in triggering migraines.
In fact, many people believe that CGRP is the key to solving migraines. How many people? Enough that four major pharmaceutical companies are in a race to develop migraine treatments based on blocking CGRP.
CGRP gets released by the trigeminal nerve when it gets irritated, which is what sets off the chain reaction that culminates in a migraine. Since so much of the trigeminal nerve is interlaced with the chewing muscles, it's easy for TMJ to lead to irritation of the trigeminal nerve, which sets off the migraine cycle.
But the revolutionary discovery at MSU is that CGRP isn't just released by an irritated trigeminal nerve: it also makes the trigeminal nerve vulnerable to irritation. And CGRP levels in the trigeminal nerve are influenced by those in the spine, and, in turn, influence CGRP levels in the spine.
Thus, migraines not only trigger the immediate painful attack, but they elevate CGRP levels in the spine, which conveys these inflammatory proteins to the rest of the body. When inflammatory attacks are triggered (such as a bout of IBS), they can trigger CGRP levels in the spine to rise again, creating an "echo" effect, that triggers elevated CGRP in the trigeminal nerve again.
A Key Role for TMJ
These researchers at MSU have speculated that TMJ could actually play a keystone role in this chain of elevated CGRP levels. Their models show that it's possible that treating TMJ early could potentially interrupt the cycle of inflammation and either prevent or seriously mitigate the severity of some of these other conditions.
If you are suffering from TMJ and some of these related inflammatory conditions, you may feel like you're at the end of your rope, but you're not. There is help. To learn whether TMJ treatment in Savannah can help you get relief, please call
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If you don't put any effort into a class–you don't participate, complete assignments, or study for the big exam–and you fail, you've made one kind of statement with that failure.
But when it comes to something that might not work—leading a fundraiser, trying out for the team, producing a musical in your community, etc.—if you really put in the time and the effort to get the result you wanted and things still just don't go your way, you've made a very different failure statement.
The former statement is: I didn't care enough to try.
The latter statement is: I cared enough to try in the face of potential failure.
Make enough good failure statements and you'll eventually have plenty of successes to talk about. And you'll inevitably have plenty of college options.


My step-grandfather Andy was an astoundingly stupid man, likely the stupidest person I have ever known. It is not surprising, then, that Andy died in the manner he did. However Andy's death was not merely the result of stupidity but rather stupidity combined with stubbornness, senility, and remarkably bad luck, although the latter is open to debate.
Here is what happened: Andy pulled into a service station to get gas but in doing so failed to park close enough to the pump for the pump to reach the gas tank. Not realizing this, he got out of the car, tried to use the pump, discovered that it didn't reach, then got back into the car, presumably to move it closer to the pump.
Unfortunately Andy neglected to shut the driver-side door before starting the car again. This was his fatal mistake. Well, it was either this or his decision to drive with his left leg partly outside the vehicle. It depends how you look at it. In any case it is undoubtedly true that the location of Andy's left leg forced him into an awkward spread-eagle position, which made it difficult to control the vehicle as he pulled forward – or rather as he careened forward, for that is what Andy did: he careened.
One can always claim that luck either is or is not on one's side. Andy's death is a case in point. For while it is true that he avoided hitting any oncoming motorists, it is also true that he struck a succession of parked cars. A glass-half-full person would say that Andy was lucky to kill no one but himself; however a glass-half-empty person would consider Andy's death proof of grave misfortune. For the purposes of this account, I will stick to the facts and leave such determinations to you, my reader.
After smashing a final parked car, Andy jumped over a curb (or rather his vehicle did, for there is some question as to volition), then sped across a series of lawns, leaving toppled fences and broken ornaments in his wake.
Oddly I cannot recall what Andy finally crashed into. I suspect it was a wall of some kind. At any rate Andy was no longer inside the vehicle when this crash occurred, and thus it may not be correct to say that it was he who did the crashing.
Also I have always assumed that Andy fell out of the car by accident. Certainly this is how the story was told to me. However, it occurs to me now, as I consider the final moments of Andy's life, that his so-called fall may in fact have been a jump. Unable to swing his left leg into the car, Andy may have decided to abandon ship, as it were, and follow the leg out.
Whatever the truth, and perhaps it is better that we cannot know, Andy died in a seemingly impossible manner: he ran himself over.


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No 'soccer explosion' coming
Let's begin by not overstating the case.
Predictions of a soccer boom in America have done more to hamstring the development of the world's game here than all those well-organized, well-meaning parents who became youth coaches with no more than a vague idea of how it's played. And just so we're clear, there will be no explosion this time, either.
After the U.S. women stunned Brazil and just about everybody else in a quarterfinal match at the Women's World Cup, I wrote that if Americans didn't fall in love with soccer after that, well, maybe they never would.
They did.
For exactly a week.
But that's how plenty of love affairs go: torrid one day, indifferent the next.
Plenty of Americans already love soccer. Anybody who doubts that should check out the exhibitions being played here this month featuring several of Europe's top clubs — among them, Manchester United, Barcelona and Real Madrid. Most of their games will draw crowds that make last week's MLB All-Star exhibition look like the softball game at a company picnic.
The overnight TV rating for the finale was 8.6, more than tripling Sunday's marquee event for the boys — the British Open — yet finishing as the second most-watched women's soccer game ever, trailing the 1999 World Cup final against China. If you didn't get enough of the U.S. women last week, don't worry. They'll be on the late-night and early morning TV circuit this week. Traffic on social media was more eye-popping still, generating at its peak more tweets-per-second than either Britain's royal wedding or the announcement of Osama Bin Laden's death.
But there's no need to waste time wondering whether soccer will ever be as popular on these shores as the big three of football, baseball and basketball. It won't, for the next decade at least, for reasons we'll get to below.
Since long-term relationships are built on learning, the better question is what Americans learned that they didn't know after all the previous predictions of booms that never materialized: two previous U.S. women's cup wins (1991 and 1999), playing host to the men's cup in 1994, the creation of domestic leagues for both sexes..
If we're being optimistic, the answer is this: We finally saw a U.S. team playing a style that we could call our own.
If asked, every coach and ballplayer will concede a team learns more from a loss than a win. So it was again Sunday, when a determined Japanese team used the same grit and hustle that's been the hallmark of every U.S. soccer team, men or women, on a superior squad of Americans. That's how the U.S. women beat Brazil and then in the semifinal, France, teams that featured more talented individuals and a better understanding of the game.
But a funny thing happened on the way to the final.
U.S. coach Pia Sundhage, a Swede who played for her national team, knew only too well how fast the gap was closing between the American women and the rest of the world in terms of resources, organization and even quality athletes. She had already laid the groundwork for her squad to rely less on athleticism and more on technique; to play the way the best of the rest of the world does by moving the ball quickly and accurately under pressure.
That Sundhage moved the strategy from the training ground to the pitch for the biggest match of their careers shows how much faith she had in this bunch. Even more than American football, soccer is a game of possession and finishing a few scoring chances.. The U.S. women succeeded at the first task, but came away with nothing too many times from the opening minute of the match through the final penalty kick. Even so, they came away with something.
Up until now, the closest thing to a coherent playing style any American squad displayed on a world stage is what the English used to call "hit and hope." It involves defending countless attacks as if your life depended on it, then booting the ball up the field and hoping a teammate latches onto it — and somehow beats a crowd of defenders to score.
But this one time, even in a loss, the U.S. women stuck their foot in the door and let their countrymen glimpse a wider world of possibilities. Given their legacy and continuing success, it's only fitting that they'd be the first to break through soccer's glass ceiling in America. The guess here is that you'll see the benefits as soon as next summer, at the London Olympics, and not just because the U.S. women will be out for vengeance. They never lacked for motivation and they've already learned the game's most important lesson.
Now it's the men's turn. It's been a black mark on their record that a nation of 300 million has yet to produce even one striker good enough to sit on the bench of world powers like Spain, Brazil, Argentina, England or the Netherlands, let alone play in the first team. Anyone who thinks they're getting their fair share of elite athletes should consider what the NBA's dozen best point guards could do with a soccer ball if they grew up playing the game.
So it's long past time to hope we hit that jackpot. It's time to start developing players who can tame the ball with their feet, move it and get it back with enough time and space to carve the same wide swath through the World Cup as their female counterparts.
There will be plenty of time before then to start talking about a soccer boom.
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Jim Litke is a national sports columnist for The Associated Press. Write to him at jlitke(at)ap.org.


I was in Nuremberg last weekend for Indie Web Camp. It was great.
At some point I really should stop being surprised by just how much gets done in one weekend, but once again, I was blown away by the results.
On the first day we had very productive BarCamp-like discussion sessions, and on the second day it was heads-down hacking. But it was hacking with help. Being in the same room as other people who each have their own areas of expertise is so useful. It really turbo-charges the amount that you can get accomplished.
For example, I was helping Tom turn his website into a progressive web app with the addition of a service worker and a manifest file. Meanwhile Tom was helping somebody else get a Wordpress site up and running.
Actually, that was what really blew me away: two people began the second day of Indie Web Camp Nuremberg without websites and by the end of the day, they both had their own sites up and running. For me, that's the real spirit of the indie web—I know we tend to go on about the technologies like h-card, h-entry, webmentions, micropub, and IndieAuth, but really it's not about the technologies; it's about having your own place on the web so that you have control over what you put out in the world.
For my part, I was mostly making some cosmetic changes to my site. There was a really good discussion on the first page about home pages. What's the purpose of a home page? For some, it's about conveying information about the person. For others, it's a stream of activity.
My site used to have a splash-like homepage; just a brief bio and a link to the latest blog post. Then I changed it into a stream a few years ago. But that means that the home page of my site doesn't feel that different from sections of the site like the journal or the link list.
I've already got sparklines on Huffduffer and on The Session so I suppose it was only a matter of time before they showed up here.
I've been tweaking them ever since I got back from Germany. Now I've added in a little h-card bio as well.
Initially I was using the fantastic little scripted SVG that Stuart made , the same one that I'm using on Huffduffer and The Session. But Kevin pointed out that a straightforward polyline would be more succinct. And in the case of my own site, there's only four sparklines so it wouldn't be a huge overhead to hard-code the values straight into the SVGs.
Yesterday was the first day of Render Conference in Oxford (I'll be speaking later today). Sara gave a blisteringly great talk on (what else?) SVGs and I got so inspired I started refactoring my code right there and then. I'm pretty happy with how the sparklines are working now, although I'm sure I'll continue to play around with them some more.
There's another activity visualisation that I'm eager to play around with. I really like the calendar heatmap on my Github profile. I could imagine using something like that for an archive view on my own site.
Luckily for me, I'll have a chance to play around with my website a bit more very soon. There's going to be another Indie Web Camp in Germany very soon.
Indie Web Camp Düsseldorf will take place on May 7th and 8th, right before Beyond Tellerrand. Last year's event was really inspiring. If there's any chance you can make it, you should come along. You won't regret it.
Last week, on Richard's recommendation, Jessica and I went out to eat at relatively new Kemp Town establishment, The Ginger Dog—all in the name of research for Prinicipia Gastronomica of course.
Being relatively new to this neighbourhood, I wanted to make sure we didn't go astray. I don't have an iPhone but I do have an iPod Touch so, before leaving the house, I loaded up the map app with walking directions.
Even though I didn't have 3G, or even WiFi, to help me on my perambulation, the iPod Touch does have triangulation. So every time I checked the map, a blue dot marked my spot. I just had to make sure that the blue dot didn't stray off the purple line.
On the way back, I opened up the map app again to retrace my steps. This time, the map tiles didn't load. But my route home was still marked in purple, and the blue dot still showed my position.
That's when I realised that all the other information on the map—the streets and landmarks—were irrelevant to the task of navigating my way from A to B. All I needed to do was keep the blue dot on the purple line. It's the minimum information density for wayfinding: the mapping equivalent of a sparkline.
Microsoft are trying to patent sparklines. Twunts.
I'm back in Ireland for a little while. 'Tis the season for merrymaking, munching mince pies, imbibing wine and—if you're a geek—fiddling with code. That's what I've been doing, sitting by the fire with my Macbook on my lap, hacking on Huffduffer.
I've been messing around with Google's Chart API. I thought it would be nice to have some discreet little sparklines on profile pages. I had a little help from the ghost of Christmas past in the form of Brian's 24 Ways article from last year.
The data I'm graphing is activity over time (huffduffing in this case). The time stamp of the first action is the starting point. The current time stamp is the end point. This timeline is then divided into 50 equal parts; the final sparkline will be 150 pixels long, giving 3 pixels per time period. Each action is allocated to the appropriate time slot. Once that's done, the results are normalised according to the largest amount. So if the maximum activity in the timeline is six, then six becomes 100%; if the maximum activity is just one, then one is 100% and the resultant chart will be quite spiky.
You can see an example sparkline on my huffduffer profile, showing my huffduffing history at a glance. While I was at it, I added sparklines to tag pages as well. Here's the tag page for "music". I've styled them so that they don't stand out too much. They're supposed to look like quick pencil sketches.
For more than you ever wanted to know about sparklines, here's Sparklines: theory and practice from the Ask E.T. forum.


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The "Vigo" lamp was developed from the prototype "Conica".Considering the domestic setting, "Vigo" reinterprets a known typology starting from the idea of an old fashioned light, recalling a classic lampshade that contains the light source within a conical form. "Vigo" consists of two overlapping cones, one placed inside and flush with the other, and each in a different material. The inner cone is made of black metal while the outer one is of transparent hand-blown borosilicate glass. The two cones produce an aesthetic contrast but act together technically to shape, direct and diffuse the light. The "Vigo" Family is made up of three variations for floor, wall and ceiling that collectively provide a comprehensive domestic lighting system.
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Hi everyone, please can anyone help me with this, I need to read a matix which is stored in data file, here is how I generate the matrix from FORTRAN do i=1:500 do j=1:500 write(*,*) X(i,j) end do end do the problem I do not how to read the matrix from the data file using MATLAB, i want to know how to read the data file and then stored in a matrix, below what I did to read the element form the data file; then stored in X(i,j) fid = fopen('fort.dat', 'r'); for i=1:500 for j=1:500 X(i,j) = fscanf(fid, '%g ); end end here is the error message after run these lines.. [Fatal Error] :-1:-1: Premature end of file. ??? Error: File: PlotContour.m Line: 12 Column: 30 A MATLAB string constant is not terminated properly.
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Take The L And Do Not Collect 200 In Fortnite Monopoly
Take the L and do not collect £200 in Fortnite Monopoly
Monopoly: Fortnite Edition
Last standee standing
Has someone invented a rule yet that explains the inevitable Monopoly spin-off that follows a pop culture phenomenon? It happened to Super Mario, it happened to Warhammer 40,000, it happened to the Beatles and now it's happening to Fortnite. Maybe it should be called Rich Uncle Pennybags' Law.
Yes, Fortnite is getting its own version of Monopoly based on the ridiculously popular battle royale video game that pits 100 players against each other in an ever-shrinking arena to be the last person standing.
Monopoly: Fortnite Edition adds in some aspects of the video game's gameplay, including a storm cards that mimic the constantly closing confines of the battleground and must be drawn as each player passes Go, where they risk losing HP tokens – this edition's stand-in for paper money.
Instead of community chests, you'll find golden loot chests full of weapons, health packs, items and more to take down your opponents. One of the game's standard dice has been replaced by a custom action battle die to resolve encounters between players, and its signature building mechanics have been translated into wall cards.
Taking the place of Monopoly's real estate hotspots are the already iconic and wordplay-heavy locations of Fortnite's map, from Tilted Towers to Tomato Town.
One notable chance is the absence of metal or plastic pawns, with cardboard standees showing some of Fortnite's more popular player skins representing the characters on the board – unlike the free-to-play PC, console and mobile game, you won't have to cough up any extra money to get the costumes here. (Yet.)
Monopoly might be just the beginning for Fortnite on the tabletop, too, as Hasbro mentions its plans for "additional licensed games" and "role play" tie-ins in the future – as well as Nerf guns, for what that's worth. They'll be up against unofficial Fortnite-like Last One Standing, which successfully Kickstarted itself earlier this year and takes clear inspiration from the huge battle royale game in both look and gameplay.
Monopoly: Fortnite Edition will be jumping from the Battle Bus and parachuting into shops in the UK this autumn.