Going through a divorce is hard for the whole family. Although your parents made this tough decision, you will notice that it may change everything about your life, too. You may have to move to a new place and leave behind your old friends. Even if you don't have to move, you may have to adjust to having two homes and deal with your parents dating new people. The best way to cope with your parent's divorce is by getting your feelings out. Then, you can try to adjust to your "new normal" and focus on living your life again.
Express your feelings however you need to. Coping with your parent's divorce brings up many feelings. It is perfectly normal to feel hurt, upset, angry, sad, or confused. Plus, these emotions may change from day to day. Everyone goes through a wide range of emotions during this time. Don't judge yourself or think that something is wrong with you. There is no right or wrong way to feel.
You can cry, shout, holler, go silent, etc., as you see fit. Your feelings are real and you need to express them in your own way. If anyone tells you to "man up" or to "grow up", realize such advice is wrong, even if meant well. It is perfectly okay for you to cry, scream into a pillow, or punch your bed if it is your way of letting out your emotions and frustrations.
Avoid unhealthy coping. Make sure to choose healthy coping strategies. You may be tempted to act out in inappropriate ways, such as stealing, fighting, or using drugs and alcohol. But this will not change the reality--these behaviors will only make things worse for you. Be sure to call a friend, go for a walk, or write in your journal instead of engaging in unhealthy activities.
Confide in someone you trust. Talking to someone else can be a great way to express how you feel about the divorce. You may go to a best friend, a sibling, another adult family member, a teacher, or a school counselor. Choose someone who is a good listener and is supportive of your needs.
Don't worry if you don't know what else to say. Just focus on opening up and expressing your feelings as they come.
Talk to kids with divorced parents. What better way to get your feelings out and be heard by someone who understands what you're going through? If you have a friend or classmate whose parents have gone through a divorce, seek them out. They were new to this thing once, just like you are now. They may have some advice on how to cope with all the new changes.
Express your feelings in a constructive way. You might write poetry, songs, stories, or entries in your journal as an outlet for your feelings. You can also use other creative activities to deal you're your emotions, like painting, drawing, dancing, listening to music, playing with your dog or playing sports.
Dedicate at least 30 minutes each day to a constructive activity.
Don't blame yourself. For whatever reason, your parents made this decision, not you. It is not your fault! It was an issue between your parents that caused the divorce, not you or your siblings. The decision is about their own relationship with each other and a belief that they can no longer get along as a couple.
Remember, they will always be your parents, no matter if they are married or not.
Don't try to figure out what happened, and know that you can't undo it. Instead, focusing on coping with the divorce.
Ask your parents questions. The aftermath of a divorce involves many changes. Your family may move to a new home or a new city. You may have to divide your time between households, or even go to a new school. Once you have gotten control of your emotions, try to sit down with your parents and ask them about the details.
For example, you might say, "Where will I live?" or "Who will I live with?" to bring up the topic.
Share your feelings with your parents. Although the final decision is ultimately up to your parents, feel free to respectfully voice your concerns if you are worried about changing schools, leaving behind your friends, or any other changes. Don't feel like you are adding to the burden by venting to your parents. They will likely be happy you spoke up.
Don't bottle up your emotions. Doing this can lead to emotional outbursts, and even make you sick. If you don't feel comfortable talking to your parents, you can still share your feelings by writing them a letter.
Tell your parents you want to stay out of the bickering. Don't take sides during your parent's divorce. Your parents may have bitter feelings about one another, but that shouldn't rub off on you. Even if you happen to hear about one parent's wrongdoing, try to withhold any judgment. There are a lot of issues between your parents that caused the divorce. It won't do you any good to throw the blame on one parent.
If your parents try to pit you against one another, tell them "I won't be taking sides." Keep saying this until they get the message.
Remember, your role is to cope with the divorce, not to resolve disputes between your parents. Your parents will get the support they need to resolve disputes from other adults.
Remember that your parents still love you. A divorce can bring out a lot of ugly actions and words between your parents. If they are distant or upset, recognize that they are trying to deal with their own feelings and cope with the marriage ending. Just because they may not love one another anymore doesn't mean they don't love you.
Focus on the positives. It may seem illogical, but sometimes there is a silver lining in a divorce. Some kids may actually feel relieved that the marriage is ending, especially if your parents fought a lot. You might also like the idea of having two homes, establishing new traditions, or being able to have separate time with each of your parents.
Looking for the positives in the situation can help you maintain perspective and not get lost in your grief.
Anticipate even more changes in the future. In the weeks and months after the initial breakup, many other changes may happen. Your parents may have to go to court to determine who you will live with. You may also notice financial strain in which your parents don't have as much extra money for you to go to the movies or for pizza with friends. Another possible change is the introduction of new people in your family, such as a stepmom, stepdad, or even a new baby.
Try to be understanding of these changes. Things may be very tense now, but they probably won't always be this way.
Resist the urge to automatically dislike your parents' new partners. You don't have to view this person as a parent, and they won't replace your other parent. But, you can be open-minded and try to get to know them.
Try to balance your time with both parents. If you're an older child, your parents may give you some say in how you divide your time between them, particularly if they each live nearby. Do your best to be fair about the amount of time you spend with each parent.
For instance, if you're away on vacation with one parent, be sure to call and check in with the other. This helps each of your parents feel loved and maintains your connection with them both.
It's also a great idea to keep both parents in the loop about what's happening in your life. One parent may be in the dark about academic or extracurricular achievements. Be sure to call them up and tell them when something happens, good or bad.
Stay involved in extracurricular activities. The stress of your parent's divorce may have caused you to rethink your extracurriculars, but you shouldn't. Playing sports, participating in clubs, and being involved at your school is an important part of your identity. Sticking with these activities can help you cope with other changes and give you something constructive to do.
Divorces can be hectic, but try to keep the same schedule. If you need to change your schedule, work with your parents to make your new schedule as similar to your old one as possible.
You should also keep participating in any birthday parties or sleepovers you are invited to.
Make time for hobbies. Having something fun to do in your free time will keep your mind occupied and fight stress. Pick up an old hobby or explore a new one. A hobby can be anything that is positive and constructive. Try doing puzzles, gardening, riding horses, swimming, or volunteering with shelter animals.
Spend time with good friends. Even if you had to move, it's important for you to stay connected with your peer group. Ask your parents if you can meet up with your friends after school or on weekends. You might even schedule video calls via Skype or Hangouts to see your old friends more often.
See a therapist. Coping with your feelings after a divorce is a major hurdle. You may find yourself still struggling months or years afterwards. If you continue to have trouble getting used to the new arrangements, ask your parents if you can see a counselor.
You might talk to the counselor at your school or ask a peer who has dealt with divorce for a recommendation.
I'm graduating from elementary school tomorrow, and both of my divorced parents want me to spend the entire day with them. How do I cope with this?
Talk to your parents separately and tell them you'd like to spend part of the day with each of them. Sometimes, parents set up pre-arranged times when you are supposed to stay with each. If you are supposed to stay with one parent during the day of graduation, you can still ask your parents to share the day. After all, it's a special celebration for you.
My parents argue a lot about regretting love, or that it was a mistake. Though they haven't divorced yet, I think that they might. What should I do?
Try to remind them about the good things about their marriage, especially the fact that you came along. Most of all, let them both know how important they are to you, and that you love them.
Is it okay to cry if my parents don't see?
Of course it is okay to cry! If your parents don't like seeing tears, by all means cry away from them. But never feel that it is not okay to cry, that is a myth made up by people who think crying is a form of weakness. That sort of thinking is not healthy. In actual fact, crying is a way of releasing emotions and feeling better again, so let it out and you can begin to work through your feelings.
I think my parents are getting a divorce, but I am not sure. They say things like, "Lets go split the bank account." Are they going to?
Were they arguing when they said this? If they weren't, they were probably just talking about their bank account. Even if they were, that doesn't necessarily mean they're going to divorce. There's no harm in just asking them what's going on.
My mom never speaks to my dad and every time I hear them talk they're arguing and talking about getting a divorce. My mom has been in a bad mood for the past week. What should I do?
A divorce is hard (trust me I know), but if it's what your parents need you kind of have to accept it. It will better for them and you will still be able to see both of them. In the meantime, tell both of your parents that you love them and you are there for them. That's probably the best thing you can do.
When my dad came home from work, he came into my room and said "goodbye." When I asked him where he was going, he didn't say anything. My parents often argue. Will they get divorced?
Maybe. Or they might just be going through a hard time. The best thing you can do is ask them what's going on. They may not be able to tell you all the specifics, but you deserve to know if it's serious. Ask them. They love you and wouldn't want you to be stressing out about this.
I caused a fight, and now my mom and dad are divorcing! They hate each other, but I love them. What should I do?
People do not divorce over one fight, and this was not in any way your fault! If your parents are divorcing, they likely have been having problems in their marriage for a long time, even if you didn't see it. Remember that you are the most important thing in the world to your parents! Even if your parents don't love each other anymore, they still love you and always will, and you will still get to spend plenty of time with each of them.
My friend's parents are divorcing. Her father is the one who provides most of the money for the family. Will he still have to contribute after the divorce?
Yes, when a married couple divorces, the parent that does not have full-custody of the child(ren) must pay child support to the parent who does, especially if the other parent is not gainfully employed.
Is it all right to still love my parent even though he is acting badly and he ruined my birthday?
Of course. There's never anything wrong with loving your parents, or anyone. You can get mad at them or acknowledge that they did something wrong while still loving them.
What should I do if my mom wants a divorce because my sister and I are always having outbursts and being mean?
Your parents are not considering divorce because of you. If they are blaming you, you should talk about this with someone, preferably an adult at school (like a teacher or a guidance counselor). They will know how to help you.
How do I cope with a parent walking out of my life?
How do I help someone who's parents are going through a divorce?
How do I tell my parent that I want to live with the other one when they're getting a divorce?


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Sometimes life gets in the way, and you can't find a decent stretch of time to sit at your computer or go to the library and do some genealogy. Our Sept. 30 webinar Weekend Genealogy Breakthroughs will show you 13 shorter projects you can accomplish in an evening or on a weekend.
Check your tree and make sure you have a 1940 census entry for everyone alive at the time. For the missing ones, you can search the 1940 census for free.
Search the Social Security Death Index for US folks who died after 1962.
Run a Google Books search for an ancestor you don't have much on.
Open mystery genealogy files on your computer, see what they are, and rename them according to a system. Now you know what the file is without opening it.
File the loose genealogy files on your computer desktop, or the papers on your actual desktop.
Write two paragraphs about an ancestor's life.
Any relative you don't have burial information for, search for him or her on Find A Grave, BillionGraves and/or Interment.net.
Transcribe a record into your family tree software (or wherever you keep record transcriptions).
Add to Great-grandma's or another relative's life timeline, using your family tree software or our free, downloadable Biographical Outline.
Read a few pages of a county or family history.
Check your favorite genealogy blogs for the latest news.
Call an older relative and make an appointment to visit and talk about family history.
Write a journal entry or blog post.
Share a genealogy find with your family on Facebook.
Think of all the crazy ways last names in your family could be spelled, and write them all down so you can try them when you search genealogy websites. We have a free Surname Variants chart you can download, print and fill out.
Tag photos in your photo-organizing software.
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What a great list of suggestions.
I have one that I rediscovered recently: look at a file acquired maybe a few years ago. It may have something then disregarded, that could be an answer to a question you did not even have at that time.
A great addition, Jade. Thank you!


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Глікокалікс(від  — солодкий і  — товста шкіра) — термін, що об'єднує ряд полімерних речовин (глікопротеїнів), які виробляються бактеріальними, епітеліальними та іншими клітинами. Слиз на поверхні тіла риб також являє собою глікокалікс. Термін було вперше вжито на позначення полісахаридного матриксу, що виділяється клітинами епітелію і вкриває поверхню епітеліальної тканини. Глікокалікс є нещільним покриттям, що знаходиться з зовнішнього боку плазматичної мембрани усіх тваринних клітин. Це покриття складається з вуглеводневих частин гліколіпідів та глікопротеїнів мембрани. Глікокалікс кожної людини унікальний, хімічно ідентичні глікокалікси зустрічаються лише в однояйцевих близнюків. За допомогою глікокаліксу організм здатний розрізняти власні здорові клітини і трансплантовані тканини, пошкоджені клітини та чужорідні організми. Глікокалікс містить молекули, за допомогою яких клітини сполучаються одна з одною, а також молекули, що спрямовують рух клітин під час ембріонального розвитку організма. Виявлено, що глікокалікс бере участь у регулюванні наповнення капілярів еритроцитами, і є підстави вважати, що він відіграє важливу роль у здійсненні багатьох інших функцій судинної системи, однак дослідження тривають.

Глікокалікс бактерій

Глікокалікс (дослівно — «цукрове покриття») є сітчастою структурою, утвореною молекулами полісахаридів, що виступають з поверхні клітин, зокрема бактеріальних. Він утворює капсулу, що захищає бактерію чи дає їй змогу прикріпитися до певної поверхні (наприклад, до зубної емалі чи поверхні каменя; бактерія Streptococcus pneumoniae прикріпляється до клітин легень), до прокаріот чи інших бактерій (у цьому випадку бактеріальні глікокалікси можуть зливатися, обгортаючи цілу колонію).

Глікокалікс оточує стінку бактеріальної клітини. Добре виражений, драглистий глікокалікс називається бактеріальною капсулою, тоді як нерівномірний, розпливчастий шар називається шаром бактеріального слизу. Глікокалікс захищає бактерії від фагоцитів. Він також служить для утворення біоплівки, яка вкриває поверхню катетера, зубну емаль чи камені.

Глікокалікс травного тракту

Глікокалікс також наявний на верхівках мікроворсинок травного тракту, особливо тонкого кишківника. Він утворює сітчасту структуру із кроком 0,3 мкм і складається з кислотних мукополісахаридів та глікопротеїнів, що виступають з поверхні клітинної мембрани всмоктуючих клітин епітелію, створюючи додаткову поверхню для всмоктування і виділяючи ферменти, необхідні для заключних етапів травлення білків та цукрів.

Функції

 Захисна: Захищає плазматичну мембрану від хімічного пошкодження
 Імунна: Зумовлює здатність імунної системи розпізнавати й вибірково атакувати чужорідні організми
 Захист від новоутворень: Зміни у глікокаліксі ракових клітин дають іммунній системі змогу розпізнати останні та зруйнувати їх
 Сумісність при трансплантації: Забезпечує сумісність тканин при переливанні крові, пересадці тканин та органів
 Сполучення клітин
 Регуляція запальних процесів: Глікокалікс, що вкриває внутрішні стінки кровоносних судин, запобігає взаємодії лейкоцитів зі здоровими тканинами
 Запліднення: Зумовлює здатність сперматозоїдів розпізнавати яйцеклітину і зливатися з нею
 Ембріональний розвиток: Спрямовує ембріональні клітини до їхнього місця призначення в організмі

Примітки

Мембранна біологія

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Manto Magdalena Mavrogenous (, Vorname auch als Mando oder Mado transkribiert, Familienname auch Mavrogeni Μαυρογένη, * 1796 in Triest; † Juli 1848 auf Paros) war eine prominente Unterstützerin und Kommandantin des Griechischen Unabhängigkeitskriegs und gilt heute in Griechenland als Heldin des Kampfes für die Unabhängigkeit.

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Manto Mavrogenous stammte aus einer alten griechischen Familie byzantinischen oder – unter dem Namen Morosini – venezianischen Ursprungs, deren Zweige im gesamten Osmanischen Reich verstreut waren. Sie selbst stammte aus einem phanariotischen Zweig, der auch auf Paros angesiedelt war. Ihr Vater musste nach der Absetzung und Tötung seines Onkels Nikolaos, der Fürst der Walachei war, 1790 aus Bukarest fliehen und siedelte sich in Triest an, wo er als Händler zu bedeutendem Reichtum gelangte. In Triest genoss sie eine umfassende private Erziehung im Sinne der Aufklärung, unter anderem sprach sie fließend Englisch und Französisch.

Nach dem Tod des Vaters zog die Familie nach Tinos und siedelte schließlich auf Mykonos. Noch nicht zwanzigjährig, schloss sich Mavrogenous auf Tinos – wohl durch Vermittlung ihres Onkels Ioannis Mavrogeni, der ein Mitstreiter von Rigas Velestinlis war – der Filiki Eteria an. Nach dem Ausbruch der Griechischen Revolution spielte sie eine Rolle bei der Verteidigung der Insel gegen einen Piratenangriff und konnte so die Führer der Insel zur Teilnahme an der Revolution überzeugen. Sie rüstete aus eigenem Vermögen zwei Schiffe und rund 800 Kämpfer aus, die sie selbst befehligte und mit denen sie an mehreren Seeschlachten teilnahm, wo sie der Legende nach mehrfach knapp dem Tode entrann.

Gleichzeitig warb sie mit offenen Briefen, die durch westeuropäische Philhellenen in verschiedenen westeuropäischen Zeitungen veröffentlicht wurden, um finanzielle Unterstützung der gegen die "islamischen Barbaren" kämpfenden Griechen, in einem Brief an die "Pariser Frauen" unter anderem mit folgenden Worten: "Ich wünsche mir einen Tag der Schlacht, wie Sie sich nach einem Tanz sehnen."

Nach der Unabhängigkeit Griechenlands siedelte Mavrogenous in der neuen griechischen Hauptstadt Nafplio, wo sie eine Liebesbeziehung zu General Dimitrios Ypsilantis (1793–1832) unterhielt. Wohl aus Angst, Ypsilantis und Mavrogenou könnten als populäres, verheiratetes Paar die Macht über Griechenland erlangen, entführten Mitglieder der Regierung Mavrogenou nach Mykonos und zwangen sie bis zum Tod Ypsilantis', dort zu bleiben. Mavrogenou starb mittellos und vergessen auf Paros an Typhus.

Nachwirkung

Als einzige weibliche Kommandantin des Unabhängigkeitskrieges neben Laskarina Bouboulina wird Mavrogenou heute als Heldin der Revolution verehrt. So war sie bis zur Einführung des Euro auf der Rückseite der Zwei-Drachmen-Münze Griechenlands abgebildet.

Ihr Leben wurde 1971 mit dem Film Manto Mavrogenous unter der Regie von Kostas Karagiannis verfilmt, das Drehbuch stammte von Nikos Kabanis und Kostas Karagiannis. Die Titelrolle spielte Tzeni Karezi.

Literatur
 Eleni Varikas: Women's Participation in the Greek Revolution, 1800–1827, in: Christine Fauré: Political and historical encyclopedia of women, New York City (Routledge) 2003 ISBN 978-1579582371, frz. Original 1997, SS. 153–164
 Martina Kempff: "Die Rebellin von Mykonos", die Lebensgeschichte der Mando Mavrojenous, Piper Verlag GmbH, München, 2007, ISBN 978-3-492-24956-0; Erstausgabe: Weitbrecht Verlag, Stuttgart, 1999 unter dem Titel: "Die Rebellin".

Weblinks
 Seite über die Familie Mavrogeni (griech./engl.)
 Würdigung Mavrogenous' auf www.mykonosinfo.gr (griech.)

Einzelnachweise

Revolutionär
Militärperson (Griechenland)
Person (Griechische Revolution)
Grieche
Geboren 1796
Gestorben 1848
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Q: Suffix Tree check existence of P pattern before k position I need to design an algorithm that given a T string of n length, after a process O(n), for every string P of m length and a k value between 1 to n, to checks in O(m) time, if P appears on T before k position, only using Suffix Tree.
Unfortunately there are not any good bioinformatics books with fair examples and practical methodologies. Dan Gusfield book does not offer a solution manual.

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Query: descend in the suffix tree on the links indicated by P, threshold the node value constructed above.

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Q: Removing click event popup from clusters in arcgis I am very much new to arcgis & trying to remove cluster info window which is shown when user clicks cluster.
Here is link to Demo
Also I do not want to show individual points which shown when user clicks cluster. Instead I want to show my own info window which will be cluster specific & not point specific.

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Do you want this type of feature ?


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Q: HTML lists in Outlook +2007 I'm looking for a way to get bulleted lists in Outlook +2007

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But this just doesn't work; there are no bullets at all in Outlook while there are in Gmail.
This site says that list-style-type is supported by Outlook +2007 (https://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/). However I just don't see that happening. Is there a better way to go about this?

A: HTML emails are really annoying, aren't they? I find the most reliable way of dealing with bullet lists is to inline the bullet. That works across all email clients, with little margin variation.
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Letter from the Editor: Keep It Moving
Culture, Trending
November 11, 2019 by Sahar Nooraei
Sahar Nooraei: photographed by Justin Aranha.
To say it's been a seminal year for S/ magazine would be an understatement, so to have it culminate with another beautiful issue is the cherry on top of an extraordinary 2019. In the interest of ending on a high note, we were determined to find a particularly exceptional cover subject to represent our enthusiasm for the decade ahead.
Just as this year has been a defining one for S/, it's been that and more for Regina King. She was a decorated actor prior to her recognition at the Academy Awards this past February, but King's Oscar win cemented her status as a top player in the film and television world, and was a heartfelt moment for those who have tracked the talented actor's career and patiently waited for her to receive the praise she so justly deserves.
And while the unfortunate "Oscar curse" is a reality for other actors whose careers took a nosedive following an Academy Awards win, King swiftly kept the momentum going with her latest project, HBO's critically acclaimed hit Watchmen. Not to mention, she's also had the honour of being named one of Time's most influential people in 2019.
King was as electric on the set of our cover shoot as she is in all the projects she touches. She's gracious, strong, charming, and straightforward, and she has great taste in music—as illustrated by her expertly curated high-energy playlist on set. She put us all at ease with her distinct, calming voice and modelled the clothes effortlessly, thanks to her genuine spirit and commanding yet inviting presence.
The Los Angeles–born actor's dedication to her craft, coupled with her perseverance, is something we all can channel as we move into this new decade. As daunting as it may seem to close a chapter, it's also an opportunity to start again, get motivated about a new venture or excited about a forgotten passion, and simply push forward.
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Swiss Women's organization Theresa Ladelli celebrated their 21st year founding anniversary with an exhibit of antique items for sale in Jegenstorf. Proceeds of the exhibit is for MISFI Academy campuses in Southern Mindanao. MISFI Academy is currently serving more or less 500 school children enrolled in 10 schools from pre-school to Grades I, II, III, and IV.
The processional march of the 69 moving-up graduates, most of them without slippers.
The Mindanao Interfaith Services Foundation Inc. (MISFI) launched a 5-day Caravan for Peace and Development last May 2-6, 2009 at the very far-flung sitio of Muling, Barangay Gupitan of Kapalong, Davao del Norte.


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Group brings music learning and performance to prisons
By Geraldine Freedman | February 13, 2021
Inmates play instruments through the Musicambia program at Sing Sing Correctional Facility downstate in Ossining. (photo provided)
For several years, a small group of music teachers have traveled to Ossining twice a month to give lessons. Their destination: Sing Sing Correctional Facility. Their students: inmates at the prison.
"We teach saxophone, drums, all the strings," said Nathan Schram. "We used to have guards standing around. We're always supervised. It's not intimidating, not scary. But there are limited resources — only one room. So, even if someone is getting a private lesson, we're all in there and make a bunch of noise. We make it work. We take pride in this."
"We" is Musicambia, an organization Schram founded in 2013. He'll talk about the group in a free Zoom conversation at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 18. Register through the www.friendsofchambermusic.org site.
This is Schram's second appearance on the Troy-based Friends of Chamber Music series as the Attaca Quartet, which he plays viola with, performed during the 2018 season. The series, founded in 1949, usually holds its five-concert season at Kiggins Hall at Troy's Emma Willard School. But this year all concerts are being streamed and organizers have added monthly conversations with notables in the classical music field, which includes Schram's talk. A question and answer session will follow.
While Schram is Julliard School-trained and has worked with Carnegie Hall's Ensemble Connect, which has played at Skidmore College as well as the Decoda instrumental collective, teaching in a prison has never been on his horizon. But about eight or nine years ago, he performed two concerts at Rikers Island, which is New York City's main jail complex, and "a light bulb went off."
"I realized music was needed more there than in any other place," he said.
A teacher friend who'd done a lot of work with Venezuela's El Sistema program, which aims to bring social change to incarcerated communities in Venezuela, heard about his interest and got him an invitation to visit the program.
"I was probably the only American to tour six of their prisons," Schram said. "It opened my eyes. We take the power of music for granted but when you see the change of what can happen when someone makes the connection to music — it brings them back to life spiritually."
When Schram came home, he didn't find any programs that were similar. However, Carnegie Hall did have a program at Sing Sing for inmates who already had some musical experience.
"But I saw it was important to those who had no experience and were interested in becoming musicians," Schram said. "It's what changes your life. It gives them something they're proud of. It can define them in a different way."
Schram founded Musicambia in 2013. The name combines music and the Spanish word cambia which means change: music changes lives. He decided to start with Sing Sing. Schram got help from Carnegie Hall, received approval from the state's Department of Correction and from Sing Sing's warden. Finding teachers turned out not to be a problem and all went through security clearances.
Initially, they led groups with everyone clapping in rhythm. Some of the inmates were doubtful about it all, Schram said. But eventually, interest was raised and Schram had to get donations to find the right instruments to bring. He and the teachers soon discovered it was easier to work in a maximum security situation than in a jail.
"The issues people are dealing with in jails, which are insecure, transient places, are greater. They're on a terrifying journey," he said. "But at Sing Sing, no one wants to jeopardize what they're getting, so we've had zero behavioral or security issues."
The program has since been expanded to correctional facilities — some of which are for women — in South Carolina, Indiana, Kansas, and at San Quentin in California. All styles of music are offered as well as song writing and composition. Once the virus closed everything, the program now offers virtual tutorials seen in up to 500 prisons, including the jails in New York City.
Schram said he's also working with a songwriter, who has recently been released from Sing Sing, on an album of his songs. And Musicambia has an alumni program, which to date, has eight men who have been released and have not returned to prison.
"This is overwhelmingly exciting," Schram said.
Best of all for those still inside, however, is that Musicambia convinced the warden to allow those who had taken up an instrument to be able to practice in their cells rather than have to get permission every three months or leave the instrument in a music room.
"That was a big deal," he said.
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Theater review: Schenectady Light Opera's 'A Little Night Music' is superb
Ticket lottery info announced for Book of Mormon at Schenectady's Proctors


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Q: How to connect Django's built-in username and password fields to user-defined html input tags I have used a pre-defined html template for my login form and I have tried to connect the django's standard/built-in username and password fields namely {{ form.username }} and {{ form.password }} to the input fields of the html template. It works fine, but it populates the fields with None in both of the username and password fields everytime a user is redirected to the login page.
When using the {{ form.username }}and{{ form.password }}` template tags, they are populated with valid user credentials. Is this normal or I am missing something here?
Here is the code that I have tried to use an input field instead of Django's built-in username and password field:

    Username
    <input id="{{ form.username.id_for_label }}" maxlength="100" name="{{ form.username.html_name }}" value="{{ form.username.value }}" type="text" class="input">

    Password
    <input id="{{ form.password.id_for_label }}" maxlength="100" name="{{ form.password.html_name }}" value="{{ form.password.value }}" type="password" class="input">

A: A simple template filter will do the trick: default_if_none
<input ... value="{{ form.username.value|default_if_none:"" }}" .../>

When the input value is an empty string the browser will automatically populate them with proper values.


The Flanders Company has been bending high quality, hand-crafted handlebars for over 65 years. Earl Flanders began producing bars to withstand the rigors of off-road desert racing in California and eventually became the major supplier of handlebars to the top racers of the time. Flanders continues this tradition of superior quality today and still produces some of the best handlebars in the industry.


Since his roles in Netflix hits To All The Boys I've Loved Before and Sierra Burgess Is A Loser, Noah Centineo has been on the rise — as is clear from his Instagram following, which jumped from a few hundred thousand to 15 million in the last couple of months. For the latest issue of ASOS Magazine, we sat down with Noah to talk acting, sobriety and happiness. To get your hands on the full interview, though, grab your copy of the ASOS Magazine Party '18 edition here.
"People are always looking outside of themselves to alleviate the weight of their day-to-day lives. That's why religion is such a strong factor on this planet. Not that I am comparing myself to religion, but people idolize others and it helps to cover their inner wounds."
"I'm playing really lovable characters, they treat women correctly, they're emotionally available, they're protectors who people maybe think are attractive. What's not to like? I'm the closest thing they have to these characters so why wouldn't they wanna know what's going on in my life?"
"I had done something that had hurt someone, under the influence, and I realised everything I had ever done that I regretted was under the influence of something. I was waking up depressed, anxious and unhappy. I was like, 'Why? If I have shelter, food, as much water as I need, enough to even help others, why am I so upset, so empty?'"
"It was tough. They would say terrible things about my sister. They would exclude me. If I tried to talk to anyone they would just make fun of me, brush off anything I said and make me feel like a fool. I'd pray the teacher would be at homeroom because I could sit with her and work on my s**t. If she wasn't, I sat in the hallway by myself."
"I'm an in-real-life person. I got catfished gnarly by this girl a year and a half ago, I got completely fooled, thinking it was an ostensibly intimate conversation [in reference to intimate pictures that leaked online]. It completely wasn't. So I'll meet you in person and look you in the eyes now."
"Ah, happiness is a fickle friend. What keeps me moving or in good mental health is good friends and knowing when to be alone. When to read, when to hide by myself, work out, eat as well as I can. Lots of water. Good sleep. These things don't make me happy but they allow me to be happy when it decides to come."
The Party '18 issue of ASOS Magazine is out now — get your copy here.


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The Socialist Delegation to Georgia
Presentation to the International Scientific Forum: "Remembering the Georgian Democratic Republic 100 Years On: A Model for Europe" – Tbilisi – June 2018
There was a time when I would not have had to explain what the Second International was. Today it is largely forgotten. But from its foundation in 1889 until its collapse in 1914, it was a global political force to be reckoned with.
The Second International united socialist, social democratic and labour parties from around the world.
Its rise to power seemed inexorable. By 1914, its member party in Germany, the SPD, was the largest party in the Reichstag. The socialist parties had grown increasingly important across Europe and beyond.
Even in the United States, where "American exceptionalism" was later used to explain the absence of a mass socialist party, by 1912 the Socialists were a serious force, winning over a million votes in presidential elections, taking seats in Congress, and winning control of several major cities.
At their regular congresses, the socialists from various countries would discuss the burning issues of the day, none more important than the danger of a world war.
In 1907 at their congress in Stuttgart, they debated what to do in the event a world war would break out.
A resolution was adopted which had been written by Lenin and Rosa Luxemburg, and it said this:
If a war threatens to break out, it is the duty of the working classes and their parliamentary representatives in the countries involved … to exert every effort in order to prevent the outbreak of war by the means they consider most effective … In case war should break out anyway, it is their duty to intervene in favor of its speedy termination and with all their powers to utilize the economic and political crisis created by the war to rouse the masses and thereby to hasten the downfall of capitalist class rule.
No one saw this as a crazy idea at the time. It seemed to the socialists, and not only to them, that they could do this – either stop the world war, or if they failed at that, to overthrow capitalism.
In other words, they saw themselves as a Great Power, or a "superpower" as we'd say today.
On the very eve of the outbreak of the war in the summer of 1914, the leaders of the socialist parties met in Brussels to attempt to prevent the war from breaking out.
They failed. War broke out.
Over the course of the next several weeks, leading individuals and parties in the International took the side of their own countries.
There was no general strike to stop the war.
There was no revolution to overthrow capitalism.
The turning point for most was the decision made by the German Social Democrats in August 1914 to vote for war credits.
The German party did eventually split, with most of its most famous leaders supporting a breakaway anti-war party.
But the memory of their betrayal at the decisive moment was the end of the Second International.
As the war came to an end, a number of developments took place which led eventually to the creation of two Internationals.
The Third International, also known as the Communist International, or Comintern, was Lenin's creation.
At the same time as it got on its feet, the social democratic leaders in other countries who had doubts about the Bolsheviks re-formed their own International, which is today known as the Socialist International.
Georgian social democrats were always part of the Second International.
Until 1917, they took part in the delegation of the Russian Social Democratic Party, in particular its Menshevik wing.
After Georgia declared its independence in May 1918, its government embarked on a foreign policy aimed at winning recognition from the great powers.
These included Britain, France, Italy, the United States – and the Second International.
Despite the failure of the socialists to stop the first world war from breaking out, or to overthrow capitalism as they had planned, they were still seen a global force.
Some of the Georgian Social Democrats who were best known in the International, such as Tseretelli, found themselves in Western Europe trying to win Georgia a seat at the table during the Paris Peace Conference.
They used the opportunity to invite the leaders of the Second International to come visit Georgia in 1920.
The men and women who eventually travelled to Georgia as guests of the government are largely forgotten today. But at the time, they were super-stars. The most famous member of the delegation was Karl Kautsky, from Germany, the author of many authoritative works on Marxism, and a man often described as the "Pope of Marxism".
The delegation took two weeks to travel by train from Paris to southern Italy, then boat to Istanbul, and then another boat to Batumi, and from there by train to Tbilisi, and then to various parts of the country.
They were welcomed by wildly enthusiastic crowds everywhere they went.
Ramsay MacDonald from the British Labour Party was astonished by what he saw in the Georgian capital. He wrote:
"It seemed very odd. There we were, having left for some days all that seemed to be of the West, having gone through the Bazaar and the mosques of Constantinople and proceeded far beyond towards the rising sun, and, at our journey's end at last, we were being received by a President of the Republic of Georgia in a waiting room at the Tiflis railway station, covered with the most glorious Oriental rugs, but hung with the portraits of Karl Marx and his best known disciples."
He was even more surprised at the reception they received when they left the capital. He described visiting "the heart of the Caucasian mountains, surrounded by the wildest and the gayest rout of untamed mountaineers armed with sword, shield, and rifle" and then standing reverently "whilst an old priest by the light of altar candles guttering in the wind read to us an address of welcome which ended with 'Long live the International.'"
When they returned home, they gave newspaper interviews and wrote articles in which they praised the achievements of the Georgian Social Democrats.
Ethel Snowden, a leading figure in the British Labour Party, told journalists that "They have set up what is the most perfect Socialism in Europe."
Kautsky, who arrived somewhat later than the others, stayed for several weeks. He wrote a short book about Georgia, which was published in an English edition as well as the original German.
"In comparison with the hell which Soviet Russia represents," he wrote "Georgia appeared as a paradise."
The Socialist delegation of 1920 was of course subjected to ferocious criticism by the Soviets.
But even some of the Georgians were skeptical. One of the critics was Zourab Avalishvili, a Georgian diplomat who was highly critical of the Social Democrats. He considered the delegation to be a waste of time. He wrote contemptuously of the socialist visitors, referring to "prominent European Socialists — including the three 'ladies-in-waiting' of the 2nd International (Mrs. Kautsky, Mrs. Vandervelde and Mrs. Snowden), gazing with curiosity at 'that charming picturesque Georgia'."
He expressed disgust at how they were welcomed by the Georgian government. They were greeted "with official honours, to which they were not so accustomed at home" which was true at the time. But Avalishvili could not have known that two of the delegates (MacDonald and Huysmans) would go on to become prime ministers of their countries. He considered the delegation to "be of no importance at all: it even created or stimulated more untimely illusions with regard to the support of the 'Western democracies'" Avalishvili argued that the Georgian people had no idea of the "the comparative importance for Georgia's independence in 1920 of the 'Supreme Council of Allied Powers' and the 'Amsterdam International'," referring to the Socialists.
What explains the enthusiasm of the Georgian political leadership for the delegation? It should be noted that this enthusiasm continued long after the delegates left Georgia, and even after the country had been occupied by the Russians. For many years, Zhordania and other exiled Georgian leaders were regular visitors to socialist congresses, which continued to pass – with decreasing regularity as the years wore on – resolutions demanding a withdrawal of Russian forces from the country.
The explanation lies on the world view of classical Marxism, which was embraced by Zhordania and his comrades from the 1890s onwards. In their view, there were of course national governments and a need for traditional diplomacy, but social class was even more important. The Second International and its successor organisations represented, in the view of the Georgian Social Democrats, a world power of at least equal importance.
To the diplomat Avalishvili, and to modern-day historians, this may seem absurd. But it did not seem absurd at the time. Remember the resolution adopted at the 1907 congress of the Second International in Stuttgart – the one that proposed that the social democrats stop the world war or overthrow capitalism.
This was how the socialists saw themselves, representing the great majority of humankind, and therefore as a kind of superpower.
That belief survived the war, and was shared by both the victorious Bolsheviks in Russia and their Social Democratic rivals.
In the eyes of the Bolsheviks, those European Social Democratic politicians who Avalishvili labelled as having "no importance at all" were actually extremely important.
Trotsky, then commanding the Red Army and having just led it to victory in the Russian Civil War, took the international socialist delegation to Georgia so seriously that he wrote an entire book, published in English as Between Red and White, to answer the book Kautsky wrote after he left Georgia. And for years later, leading Bolshevik figures from the Communist International were dispatched to meetings in Europe to debate what had happened in Georgia with representatives of the Social Democratic parties.
If Zhordania and his comrades suffered from the illusion that the Second International mattered, they were not alone, as the Soviet leadership shared in the same illusion.
And in the end, the alternative strategy proposed by more conventional diplomats like Avalishvili, aiming to win recognition from "real" powers including France and Italy, was no more successful than the attempts to leverage the power of the international socialist movement.


Bay windows are an architectural feature that adds a tremendous amount of class and elegance (not to mention character) to interior and exterior spaces – but they can prove to be more than a little bit of a hassle and headache to find proper window treatments for.
Trying to choose the best window treatments for your bay window can feel like a bit of an uphill battle. For one thing, the options for these kinds of windows are a little bit more limited (until you start to think outside the box), and for another it can be tough to choose between curtains and blinds or a combination of the two.
Hopefully we are able to help you out a little with the inside information we've included below!
If you are thinking about going with curtains, there are a couple of different considerations that you're going to want to focus on before you pull the trigger on a purchase.
For starters, you're going to need to figure out how you're going to hang your curtains in your bay window to begin with!
Some people are going to go with a single track that pushes out in front of the bay window, whereas others are going to go with multi-piece, bent, or curved tracks that get the same job done but with a different aesthetic.
How much and where the curtains stack back to is also important as you might find this covers more of your window then you would like.
Roller blinds are probably the simplest bay window treatment that you'll have to pick and choose from, but a lot of people are moving forward with Roman blinds and Venetian blinds than ever before as well. They pull up nice and compact when not in use.
Roman Blinds if you have room above your window to pull them up out of the way are also a great option. Bearing in mind you might have to have multiple blinds to cover the space. Roman Blinds are more of an on off product although you can leave them part of the way down to help with sun and glare during the day.
Venetian Blinds offer great functionality and light control as you can tilt the slats to suit the amount of light you want to enter the room. If you want to open the windows and pull up the Venetian blinds remember that when pulled up Venetians sit as a large stack of slats blocking some of your view. Therefore a different window treatment might be a better option.
Thermacell or Honeycomb Blinds are also a great option. Their thermal properties exceed all the other blind options so in an older house this can be a great option rather then double glazing and in some cases actually save you money while provide the same degree of warmth.
Shutters also create a great look. If you have a cottage or villa this might tie in great with the look and feel of the home. Not to mention the fantastic light and heat control shutters provide.
The best window treatments for your needs may simply be choosing both curtains and blinds and using them in conjunction with one another.
This kind of hybrid look allows you to get the light blockage that you're after while also adding a tremendous amount of visual style with the curtains. This is how you completely change the way that your space looks, and you can even add contrasting colours or unique patterns to the mix that elevate things even further.


Destiny Collector's Edition Revealed Next Week?
Bungie's online shooter gets a whole lot more intricate.
Bungie's Destiny hasn't exactly been updated with the most concurrent details – we haven't seen much gameplay footage lately and the announcement of a release date and public beta seem to be the only significant developments. Regardless, Bungie is hard at work on the persistent online shooter and may be revealing a collector's edition for the same next week.
At this point, why not? Hopefully, there will also be details available about beta access, with those pre-ordering the collector's edition to receive early access or something to that effect. We also expect the standard collectible, wily packaging and inventiveness that defined the Halo series' collector's editions.
Destiny releases on September 9th for Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360 and PS3 worldwide. Stay tuned for more details next week.


Apollo is the next-generation web-based application that enables you to manage your working and personal life under your control. With Apollo, you will never miss out on a work deadline or even a personal appointment. With this tool, you can see what is going on in your business and personal life, so that you can really focus on what counts: getting things done.
With this tool, you can see clearly what you want to achieve, keep a detail history of the tasks you have completed and even how long it took you to finish so.
In short, with the tool you get everything done, the quick way.
Apollo has a unified and fully-integrated approach when it comes to project and contact management.
Apollo is project and contact management done right. When using this tool, you will realize that it has been created to help you get things done, faster, and efficiently. You will always determine where your projects, your contacts, as well as yourself are in life. With this tool, you will feel you are on top of everything, regardless of how busy your schedule is.
Apollo's goal is simple to understand: simplify people's working and personal lives. To achieve this, the tool unifies various tasks, such as managing projects, calendars, personal tasks, contacts, etc. in one powerful and efficient workspace. This makes it different from its competitors that tend to offer separate and several applications (Project management, Contacts, etc.) which unfortunately do not communicate easily between each other, if they communicate at all.
Apollo is project management and CRM platform for small business. In addition, it includes time management, plus a powerful Google-like calendar. With this tool, you will be able to track your projects and your staff more effectively.
Create projects, delegate tasks, create task lists, create events, set your milestones, log time spent on your projects with the use of interactive timers, make project writeboards, write notes on contacts, manage cases and deals, and keep everything under your control always with this tool.
Each organization has different wants and needs a system that can be personalized for their size, kind of employees and buyers, and the specific industry they are in. For these reasons, no software can offer perfect features out-of-the-box. When you try to find a software system, first be sure what you need it for. Read some Apollo reviews and ask yourself do you need basic features or do you want complex functionality? Are there any industry-specific tools that you are looking for? Get the answers to these questions to help your search. There are lots of factors that you need to consider and these include your finances, specific business needs, your organization size, integration needs etc. Take your time, try out a few free trials, and finally choose the app that presents all that you want to improve your firm efficiency and productivity.
We realize that when you make a decision to buy Project Management Software it's important not only to see how experts evaluate it in their reviews, but also to find out if the real people and companies that buy it are actually satisfied with the product. That's why we've created our behavior-based Customer Satisfaction Algorithm™ that gathers customer reviews, comments and Apollo reviews across a wide range of social media sites. The data is then presented in an easy to digest form showing how many people had positive and negative experience with Apollo. With that information at hand you should be equipped to make an informed buying decision that you won't regret.
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Robert Jończyk (ur. 19 kwietnia 1967 w Jaworznie) – polski piłkarz, trener piłkarski.

Kariera piłkarska
Robert Jończyk karierę piłkarską rozpoczął w Victorii Jaworzno. Następnie w 1989 roku przeszedł do klubu Grzegórzecki Kraków, by w 1990 roku wrócić do Victorii Jaworzno. W 1991 roku przeszedł do Cracovii, gdzie w 1995 roku zakończył karierę.

Kariera trenerska
Robert Jończyk karierę trenerską rozpoczął w 1990 roku zostając asystentem trenera Alojzego Łyski. Następnie wraz z kontynuowaniem kariery piłkarskiej w Cracovii w latach 1991-2006 był trenerem grup młodzieżowych, a w latach 2002-2006 był asystentem trenera Wojciecha Stawowego.

W maju 2006 roku rozpoczął pracę w Arce Gdynia, gdzie również był asystentem Wojciecha Stawowego. Jednak po zwolnieniu Wojciecha Stawowego w 2008 roku został pierwszym trenerem zespołu, którym był do końca sezonu 2007/2008.

Dnia 17 listopada 2008 roku został trenerem Zagłębia Lubin, jednak po kilku miesiącach pracy został zwolniony z powodu słabych wyników w lidze.

W 2010 roku został trenerem Puszczy Niepołomice, którego prowadził do 2011 roku.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Profil na WikiPasy.pl
 Profil na Football Database.eu

Polscy piłkarze
Polscy trenerzy piłkarscy
Piłkarze Victorii Jaworzno
Trenerzy piłkarzy Zagłębia Lubin
Trenerzy piłkarzy Arki Gdynia
Urodzeni w 1967
Ludzie urodzeni w Jaworznie
Trenerzy piłkarzy Puszczy Niepołomice


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Q: Dynamically added Link Button doesn't fire the on click event on the first click - C# I am dynamically adding Link Buttons to my Gridview as seen below:
protected void addLinks()
{
    foreach (GridViewRow gvr in gvData.Rows)
    {
        if (gvr.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow)
        {
            string itemNbr = gvr.Cells[1].Text;
            LinkButton lb = new LinkButton();
            lb.Text = itemNbr;
            lb.Click += genericLinkButton_Click;
            foreach (Control ctrl in gvr.Cells[1].Controls)
            {
                gvr.Cells[1].Controls.Remove(ctrl);
            }
            gvr.Cells[1].Controls.Add(lb);
        }
    }
}

This addLinks() function is called in my gridview_RowDataBound event and the Page Load event if(isPostPack).
The problem is that when I click the link buttons, the genericLinkButton_Click event does not get fired on my first click. It causes a postback, and then if I click it again, or click one of the other Link Buttons, the genericLinkButton_Click event is fired.
How can I make sure the click event happens on my first click?
Thanks!

A: RowDataBound is triggered only if the GridView gets databound, so when you call gvData.DataBind(). But dynamically created controls must be created again on every postback.
The most appropriate event to create controls dynamically in a GridView is RowCreated which is triggered on every postback. Note that you the GridViewRow's DataItem is null on postback. So you cannot access it's datasource as opposed to RowDataBound. But that seems not to be necessary anyway here.
Note also that you don't need to loop all rows in RowDataBound or RowCreated since these events are triggered for every row in the GridView anyway.
protected void gvData_RowCreated(Object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow)
    {
        string itemNbr = e.Row.Cells[1].Text;
        LinkButton lb = new LinkButton();
        lb.Text = itemNbr;
        lb.Click += genericLinkButton_Click;
        foreach (Control ctrl in e.Row.Cells[1].Controls)
        {
            e.Row.Cells[1].Controls.Remove(ctrl);
        }
        e.Row.Cells[1].Controls.Add(lb);
    }
}

A: My condolences for having to bother with WebForms.
When using Webforms and dynamically creating controls you are required to assign an ID to the created control before adding the control to the tree in order for them to work properly. Otherwise they will have changing ID's during the pagelifecycle resulting in the described behaviour.
private int _runningIndex = 0;
protected void gvData_RowCreated(Object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow)
    {
        string itemNbr = e.Row.Cells[1].Text;
        LinkButton lb = new LinkButton();
        lb.ID = "btn" + (_runningIndex++).ToString();
        lb.Text = itemNbr;
        lb.Click += genericLinkButton_Click;
        foreach (Control ctrl in e.Row.Cells[1].Controls)
        {
            e.Row.Cells[1].Controls.Remove(ctrl);
        }
        e.Row.Cells[1].Controls.Add(lb);
    }
}

should be working.


Hey everyone! I hope everyone had a wonderful, happy Easter. We sure did. Calvin was able to play with his cousins and we had fun with family. They were able to stay a few more days too so we get to go have dinner with them at grandma's tonight! Kids ran around and played and grown-ups got to play 7 wonders. If you haven't heard of it and you're a board game person, go buy it. It's so fun. We got to take a few Easter pictures too so I'll post some of Calv in the next blog post.
A little update on the pregnancy: The twins are doing great. I am 20 weeks along now and I feel pretty good! I feel much stronger than my last pregnancy and I have the energy that I need to run after Calvin. Thank goodness the first trimester passed. I am keeping a positive outlook on everything and we really are so excited to have them.
So, I have been making these bread sticks for years now and Ceth and I are in love with them. That little round bread stick at the top was Calvin's 🙂 Cutest bread stick ever.
I first found the recipe for them in our first married house (4 1/2 years ago, so weird.) I haven't altered the recipe at all because they are perfect every time. The secret to the softness? Once you make the dough and slice them up, you submerge them in butter and then put them on the pan. I never claimed they were healthy, just yummy. Then you sprinkle Parmesan cheese on it with garlic salt. They are so yummy and SO soft.
I'm so happy I get to share this recipe with you all because I know that you all are going to appreciate them like we do.
Combine warm water, yeast, and sugar. Let it proof for 10 minutes or until the yeast is foamy.
Add the rest of the ingredients and knead for 3-5 minutes until the dough is elastic-feeling.
Roll out dough and slice in long strips.
Hang it over a few fingers so that it has half on one side, half on the other and twist to make the twisted bread stick shape.
Once they are all laid on the sheet pan, generously sprinkle with parmesan cheese and garlic salt.
Again, let it rise for 20 minutes.
Bake at 375 for 13- 15 minutes, careful not to overcook at all- keep them soft!
Stop by my instagram lemonmarinnpie for updates or feel free to share some of your favorite recipes! I want to make them all!


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Architecture of Cambridgeshire
James Ransome
1878 – Proposed Memorial Cross, All Saints Church, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
1898 – Houghton Grange, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire
Architecture of East England
Architect: James Ransome
Houghton Grange has lain empty for over 25 years since the poultry research business who used it for decades along with rest of the estate closed. It is now in a bad way due to neglect and vandalism. There are two horrific 1960's laborotory extensions either side of the main house.
"Houghton Grange, now in course of completion for Mr. Harold Coote, is situated upon Houghton Hill, a few miles from Huntingdon, and commands an extensive view of the surrounding country. It is approached from the main road by a long straight avenue of limes on the north side, while to the south are the terraces, gardens, and lawn, leading down to the River Ouse. The house stands upon a roughly hammer-dressed base of Weldon stone, and has mullions and dressings of the same material, of which the carving has been executed by Mr. Henry Price, of Kensington. The walls are of red brick, and the roof hung with old green tiles. The plan is a plain parallelogram, whose only excrescences are the bay windows and chimneys, and, in addition to the accommodation shown, there are four bedrooms and a box-room on the second floor. The hall and drawing-room are panelled in oak, the former having above the panelling a frieze of red brickwork and an oak-framed ceiling. The rooms on the first floor are low, with the exception of the four principal bedrooms, which have barrel ceilings in the gables. A lodge has been built at the drive gates, and some of the old farm buildings are in process of conversion into stables. The drawing which we illustrate was shown at the Royal Academy this year. The architect is Mr. James Ransome, of London." Published in The Building News, December 9 1898.
1898 Architecture of Cambridgeshire country houses Huntingdon James Ransome


While I was at the beach, I managed to read three different books by the psychic Sylvia Browne. Yes, I'll admit I love her and her ideas about spirituality and the afterlife... Not that I totally buy all of it. Anyway, in one of her books, she discussed the end-of-life review, where people learn from their lives on Earth. She wrote about how it's possible to "flag" a moment in time, for further review, or because it is one of those moments that made you exquisitely happy. She explained that she and her family now tell each other "flag that" whenever such a moment occurs, so it will not go unremarked.
Sam is walking so confidently now. It is wonderful to see him go after whatever he sets his mind on.
In this case, it was a seagull.
Sam was a little unsure about the ocean at first. By the end of the week, he was running to meet the waves, digging in his feet, and grinning when the waves reached him.
His first carousel ride was with Tom. He seemed a little apprehensive and wouldn't look at us waving at him. On this ride, he was more confident... so much so that he fell asleep in my arms by the time the ride was over.


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More axis for more powerful applications, and more controlling dimensions (force control, speed control and flexible-joint).
More rugged material rather than Acrylic, muscular servos hardly to be burned out.
More intelligent API. Better inverse kinematics and path planning algorithms to make the movement more precise and smooth.
More accessories and various of end-effectors.
Our custom servos with precise position feedback allow you to quickly set it up and operate in teaching mode without any codes. In this mode, you can simply drag each joint of the robot to a serious of desired way points. The movements will be recorded, and could be replayed in an optimized path.
A multi-platform supported 3D visualization application will be provided for you to manipulate the 7Bot Arm intuitively. With our 3D visualization application, you can easily set and read the position of each joint separately with real-time graphic interface.


For the past 12 years, I've been working with encaustic medium in which beeswax, resin, and pigment are heated to 200 degrees and then applied to a wood panel. Each layer of wax is heated with a propane torch or heat gun, fusing it to the previous layer. It's possible to build up many layers of wax, oil paint, paper and other collage materials and also to scrape back and incise the surface. Colors, shapes, and lines from previous layers reappear when wax is scraped away, so the history of the piece can be rediscovered. The heat applied can cause surprising changes and merging of colors. This ancient and durable medium has a mystery, luminosity and organic quality that give the final pieces a spiritual feeling.


Actually, not really aimlessly.Enjoyably is a better word.
A walk in the sunshine is often a good way to focus crowded thoughts. So that's what we did the other day.With a camera.Of course.
Seed capsules on a eucalypt.
This was as close as I dared! That mud is sucking-treacherous and I didn't feel like getting wet. Mangroves along an inlet, in case you're wondering.
Fishing with his best friend.
Bougainvillea in a beach-side garden.
Pandanus nut. How big? Hmm…not quite as big as an American football or Rugby ball. When ripe, it will be bright orange.
Yes, somewhere in there is where we live!
Of course, "normal" may be interpreted in several ways…but for my purposes, let's just say that I am now able to see a blean* at the end of the tunnel.
I tend to be one of those people who, when they see their plate has room for more, pile on more. Sometimes lots more. I'm not talking about the avoirdupois gluttony.No,no,no! The tendency to think I can tackle more than I can in the time I have available.That sort of more. And before I know it, my faint blean has become a ruddy bonfire, the sort that alerted towns miles along the coast that the enemy was in sight.
So, I'm relying on images to fill the space!
A Cairo vine.I think it's pretty, but it's a frightful pest when it gets away!Here, it's slugging it out with native mangroves along a drain.
Pyrostegia venusta . I'm guessing that, unless people prune it, next year that fence will be entirely draped in glowing orange flowers.
Calliandra Not sure which, but probably C. haematocephala.
When they say "beachfront living" this must be what they mean.Nice, innit?
There is a local Embroidery Guild chapter whose members are very active. Here, we see a representation of a running dog, worked in tiny French Knots. No? How about a representation of a running dog, by Mick Tyris?
"Here be pirates!" Well, a pirate's hat.
I'll leave you with the local Surf Life Savers' clubhouse. If you squint through the trees you can see the Pub With the Million Dollar View, my local watering hole, high on the cliff behind the clubhouse.
Not a bad Sunday morning saunter. Mind you, the smell of sizzling bacon wafting from several places almost undid my resolve!
* those of you who have read Liff will know.
That might sound a little harsh. I love bats. Back in my London days, I had a bat box in Epping Forest. I've rescued bats. I find them endlessly fascinating.
Turning South. My house is out of frame to the right and a few streets over.
And this little chap hopped out of my car the other day after I'd taken a load of pruning trash to the tip. I think it's Litoria fallax. If anyone can confirm that, please do.
And in other news…I have been instructed in the starting of the Mustang. First, I must connect the battery. And, once the engine turns over, I must shut it off for few seconds. Then I turn it on again, this time running it for 15-20 seconds. Then I let it sit for a couple of minutes. And the next time I turn the key…I can actually put it in reverse and back it out onto the drive!
All this is so that if My Man is not home when the tow truck comes to collect the Mustang,I can line it up to be loaded on the truck. Yes! One of them is going to a new home.
That's it for now! I'm off to stretch my legs while daylight lasts.