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Hard and uniform tooth point is electron beam welded to a tough durable backing with high flex life for faster cutting and longer blade life. For use with portable band saws. METAL CUTTING: For cutting stock 5/16" to 1/2" thick. Recommended for cutting aluminum, angle iron, bronze, brass, copper, galvanized pipe, mild steel and tougher steels including stainless, chrome, tungsten steel plus other problem material at slow speed. High speed steel teeth deliver maximum durability. Alloy backing steel provides extended blade life. Precision formed teeth create fast, clean cuts. Specs: blade dimensions 35-3/8"x1/2"x.020". High speed steel teeth deliver maximum durability. Alloy backing steel provides extended blade life. Precision formed teeth create fast, clean cuts. Specs: blade dimensions 35-3/8"x1/2"x.020".
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Hard and uniform tooth point is electron beam welded to a tough durable backing with high flex life for faster cutting and longer blade life. For use with portable band saws. METAL CUTTING: For cutting stock 3/16" to 5/16" thick. Recommended for cutting aluminum, angle iron, bronze, brass, copper, galvanized pipe, mild steel and tougher steels including stainless, chrome, tungsten steel plus other problem material at slow speed. Hard and uniform tooth point is electron beam welded to a tough durable backing with high flex life for faster cutting and longer blade life. For use with portable band saws. For cutting stock up to 5/32" thick. Recommended for cutting aluminum, angle iron, bronze, brass, copper, galvanized pipe, mild steel and tougher steels including stainless, chrome, tungsten steel plus other problem material at slow speed. Designed to maximize performance of the saw blade. Deliver long tooth life with exceptional durability in metal cutting applications, including strut, conduit, angle iron, copper tube, threaded rod and pipe. Tooth form, pitch and set have been designed to deliver straight, accurate cuts across a broad range of materials. For cutting common materials 5/32" - 3/16" thick and very hard materials 3/16" - 5/16" thick. Blade dimensions: 27" x 1/2" x .020"
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Opossums frequently inhabit attics. Opossums have opposable thumbs, and are great climbers. Like most animals, they are just looking for a nice, safe shelter in which to live. And like most animals, they eat food and excrete waste. Opossums will use your attic like a regular toilet. I've been in some attics filled with over 1000 smelly opossum terds. Possums go to the bathroom (your attic) everywhere! In some cases, the contamination can be severe.
Here's a photo from one attic that had opossums living inside. Look at all of the droppings. The house smelled pretty bad, and it was unsanitary.
Here's an even worse attic, from an even worse-smelling house. How could the residents let it go on this long without having the problem taken care of? If they'd had the opossum trapped and removed right away, it wouldn't have had time to convert the clean insulation to sewer quality.
I recommend attic decontamination services in a case such as this, if not complete insulation removal and replacement. Complete attic restoration will eliminate the unsanitary and potentially dangerous state of the attic, full of odor, disease, and parasites - plus the smell that could attract new wildlife.
PHOTOS: For great pictures of bat trapping and removal, click on my: Opossum Photographs gallery.
For more opossum trapping information, go back to the opossum control page or read How to get rid of opossums in the attic.
Opossum poop – the things you ought to know! When you have a wild animal living in your home, there is not just the noise or food stealing that you have to concern yourself with; there is always the worry of disease, especially when you take into consideration the amount of poop and urine that these creatures can leave behind. Take the lowly opossum for example, an animal that normally weighs less than fifteen pounds – this creature can leave poop that is as big as that left by a dog, and twice as smelly! This is one of the biggest issues facing people with an opossum living in their homes – you must get rid of the poop and urine once you have managed to effectively shoo the creature and persuaded it to reside somewhere else. The urine and feces will stain anything that it has come into contact with, and at the same time, you may want to think about having a wildlife control expert in to give you a hand with the removal as there are a couple of disease associated with the droppings left behind by this animal. As well as Salmonella and something called leptospirosis, opossum poop can also be dangerous because of a neurological disease that normally affects horses, which goes by the name of EPM or equine protozoal myeloencephalitis. This isn't going to be a concern when the animal poops in your home, as such, but if you have barns or outbuildings, you may find that the horses and other creatures can come into contact with the feces and become rather poorly indeed.
Opossum in attic – will it leave on its own? If you have an opossum in your yard, you are probably best off leaving it to its own devices as usually, within a couple of days, it will leave. The opossum is a nomadic drifter and will spend most of its life drifting from place to place, foraging for food and generally being its opossum self. However, if you should find the creature in your home, for example, in your attic, you are best off doing something about it. Read more about Do opossums climb well? Opossum females will usually create a home in places such as your attic to have her babies in, and you will find that not only will this leave you with more than just one opossum to deal with, but also with a whole host of other issues to sort out. Once the opossum moves into your attic, you will have urine and feces to deal with. This can contaminate the rest of your home, and can contain disease and nasty parasites, which means you shouldn't just ignore the problem. On top of this, opossums are usually attracted to the smell, so what starts of as one opossum, could end up being a colony of them, and they are territorial which means they will end up fighting. If your opossum mama has babies up there, the babies could very well stay for a long time, some may even stay up until they are sexually mature themselves, around the one year old mark. One final thing that will cause you epic problems if you leave the opossum in your attic to do its own thing is that they very often die up there which is going to cause an awful smell that you will have to contend with, and a decomposing corpse will often attract other animals such as rats. In short – if you have an opossum in the attic, it would be a very wise choice to try and get rid of it!


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We had such a good time at the Cake & Bake Show! All the cupcakes and treats you could think of with tons of baking essentials and celebrity chefs.
I made my own Autumn Grapevine Wreath to celebrate my favourite season, it was really easy too and looks great!
This month's Disney themed post looked to the main man himself for some Inspirational Quotes and I stocked up Cheap American Candy too.
Another day out, and another vlog! We spent the Afternoon in Kensington and for another round of burgers and dinosaurs (if you don't get that reference you can't have read our Day Out in Oxford either!).
I filmed my first ever video chatting to you about What's In My Handbag. Make sure to check out to see if you want to see my awkward self in the flesh!
I baked another birthday cake this month, this a Pretty Purple Ombré Cake for my lovely Mum. It could've been more purple but at least it tasted yummy!
I've really enjoyed Lauren Rellis's blog this month particularly her list of 18 Things to Do in London this Winter. I really struggle sometimes to think of fun things to do but Lauren's ideas for places to eat and visit and all the different events and exhibitions is great for inspiration. On the more charitable side of things, as we are getting closer to Christmas, she also listed 5 Ways You Can Make a Difference This Christmas. It's easy to get carried away when we're buying presents and decorations but it's also important to think of those that won't get to experience Christmas the way we will. Whether it's donating money, time or presents there are a number of ways you can help someone else.
Sandra (from Cake + Whisky) visited Borough Market recently and her photos of the fresh bread, produce and treats have reminded me that I still haven't been. She says "If you're a foodie, Borough Market is really close to the idea you have of heaven" and I think I might agree!
There has been a lot of debate over the way we present ourselves online this month after that Instagram debacle but I think Charlotte (from Lil Miss Chickas) really hit the nail on the head with her views on Being 'Real' in an Online World.
Finally Jemma is launching a Bloggers Girl Gang over on her blog Dorkface and I think it is such an amazing idea. Check out her post Wanna Be In My Gang? for details but in a nutshell it's all about spreading positivity in the blogging world. I can't wait to see what Jemma comes up with next!
That's it for this month! Despite being a bit behind schedule I'm actually very proud of the posts I've written this month and I'm especially proud of the videos that I've been filming and editing, it's giving me a new creative energy! I have high hopes for December to be the month I get back into blogging properly as there is always so much to do and write about. Don't forget that if you've missed any posts from October you can find a list of those here too. Oh, and you may have noticed that I've posted twice today (as I did on Friday!) as I am kicking of Blogmas this week too!
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Ep 5- Chori Chori Chupke Chupke Review and Padmaavat Discussion
January 30, 2018	admin	Bollywood, Podcast, Reviews
Episode 5 of the Khandaan Podcast finds co-hosts Asim, Sujoy, and Amrita discussing the first film voted to screen by their audience – 2001's Salman Khan-starrer, Chori Chori Chupke Chupke (CCCC).
First, however, we make a short foray into current cinema with Sanjay Leela Bhansali's extremely controversial Padmaavat, starring Deepika Padukone, Shahid Kapoor, and Ranveer Singh. We discuss the fan politics surrounding the film as well as the merits of the film itself. (Please excuse the sound of the occasional firework in between – Amrita's neighbors were very excited about India becoming a republic.)
Going back to our Khandaan business, however, 2001 was a significant year for Hindi cinema. It saw the release of Farhan Akhtar's debut directorial Dil Chahta Hai, featuring Aamir Khan, a seminal road trip movie that is often credited with changing the very language of modern Bollywood by employing an everyday conversational style. Karan Johar, whose multi-starrer behemoth Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham (K3G), featuring Shahrukh Khan, released to massive box office success later that year, has famously said that he knew his movie was outdated the moment DCH released.
This was also the year Aamir guided Lagaan to the Oscars, India's first nomination in the Best Foreign Film category in decades, laying the foundation for his reputation as the great savior of good Hindi cinema. A nearly four-hour period drama about weather conditions, taxes, and cricket, Lagaan was a sensation when it released but isn't much referenced today within the modern Hindi cinematic ethos unlike DCH and K3G, which each left an enduring impact on desi pop culture for very different reasons.
Shahrukh also had two other releases that year – Asoka, the directorial debut of ace cinematographer Santosh Sivan, was a gorgeous-looking period drama about the eponymous emperor that tanked at the box office before becoming appointment TV in its serialized form; and the washout One 2 ka 4, a rare movie that features SRK as a cop.
The fact that CCCC, a subpar family drama about a rich couple who hire a hooker to carry their baby, was able to win the vote against such a stellar field of choices is a testament to Salman's star power – and we discuss the issues that arise when a celebrity wields such power. Made at the height of Salman's personal problems, which would shortly include a murder charge, CCCC was also a troubled production, allegedly made with mafia money.
Belying the nostalgia of several friends of this podcast, CCCC is also deeply problematic, dealing with supposedly progressive ideas in the most regressive way possible. Rani Mukherjee is horrendously dressed and is the catalyst for the main plot of the film, which is bizarre and offensive. Preity Zinta is effervescent and charming – and completely wasted as a hooker with a heart of gold and a fertile uterus. The supporting cast includes an OTT Amrish Puri as a (male) baby-obsessed grandfather, Farida Jalal as a (male) baby-obsessed mother-in-law, Dalip Tahil as a dad who just wants to get his son out of the country for some reason, Johnny Lever as Random Family-Adjacent Dude who sticks his nose where it doesn't belong, and Prem Chopra as a doctor willing to break every single professional ethic for the sake of friendship. Salman appears medicated.
We did not enjoy this movie but please do listen and laugh at our pain.
Note: The Khandaan podcast is an interactive experience! Please click below to vote for the next movie you think we should feature.
Podcast notes:
We refer to Sal Salam's excellent essay on BollyBrit which you can find here
Our awesome theme song was created by mash up king Dj Shai Guy!
Follow him on Bombay Funkadelic Facebook page or twitter so you can attend his unforgettable Bollywood parties all around the UK as well as his awesome mash up mixes that are regularly featured on BBC Asia.
You can listen/stream/download the episode below.
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Ep 4- Deewana – Khandaan Podcast
January 11, 2018	admin	Bollywood, Exclusive, Podcast
Asim, Sujoy, and Amrita, co-hosts of the Khandaan podcast, wrap up their re-watch of the Khan-debuts with Deewana. This 1992 blockbuster is the movie we chose as Shahrukh Khan's debut feature despite his earlier appearance as a supporting character in the artsy In Which Annie Gives It To Those Ones (1989) and his official debut as a lead in Hema Malini's Dil Aashna Hai, which released later in 1992.
Shahrukh is an electrifying presence in this movie, waking up the audience from its Rishi Kapoor-induced stupor when he makes his appearance in the second half, riding a motorcycle through the streets of Bombay, singing "Koi na koi chahiye…" 1992 was a banner year for SRK – in the history of Hindi cinema, nobody has ever had a debut like him. Signed on to five films (Dil Aashna Hai, Deewana, Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman, Chamatkar, and Idiot) on the strength of his popular TV presence, SRK cartwheeled on to the scene with a brash energy and a willingness to upend everything in sight, immediately rendering everything and everyone before him slightly dated and old-fashioned. This is particularly evident in his scenes with Rishi Kapoor where the two of them appear to be acting in two different movies.
Asim, Sujoy and Amrita agree that Deewana is quite the worst film out of the three Khan debuts. If the second half of the movie features SRK laying the foundations of his obsessed creep/lover persona, the first half of the movie is interminable and stars Rishi Kapoor as a schlubby pop star who gets faux-murdered for his inheritance after successfully wooing the leading lady who looks young enough to be his child. Said lead is Divya Bharati, whose remarkable career in Hindi cinema spanned roughly 18 months during which time she starred in 14 films – an unbroken record to this date. Her tragic death under suspicious circumstances a year after the release of this movie is perhaps one of the only reasons to re-watch this film unless you're a SRK completist.
Deewana also has the weakest soundtrack of the three debuts but it scores highly on nostalgia. Sujoy was the only one with strong opinions – he's a big fan of the Rishi Kapoor number, "Sochenge tumhe pyaar".
Have a listen and let us know if you agree that when it comes to Bollywood, nothing matters but the Khandaan.
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Ep 3- Maine Pyaar Kiya – Khandaan Podcast
January 3, 2018	admin	Bollywood, Podcast
Asim, Sujoy, and Amrita, co-hosts of the Khandaan podcast, continue their Khan-journey with Maine Pyaar Kiya (MPK). This 1989 blockbuster romance is the movie we chose as Salman Khan's debut feature despite his earlier ill-starred appearance as a supporting character in the Rekha-starrer Biwi Ho To Aisi (1988). (To read more about that experience as well as other fascinating bits of Salman's history, we recommend this in-depth profile by Anna Vetticad.)
Directed by Sooraj Barjatya, one of the men who helped invent Bollywood as we know it today by inspiring seminal Bollywood filmmakers Aditya Chopra and Karan Johar, MPK is an all-out effort at portraying a young, modern love. In an ironic twist, the themes Barjatya establishes in this movie would soon be transformed into a template for conservative, even regressive, family-oriented "clean romance" in the popular imagination by the time it was remade as Hum Aapke Hain Kaun…! or the execrable Hum Saath Saath Hain.
The co-hosts agree that despite its dated appearance and quaint 1980s-ness, MPK is the best made film out of the three Khan debuts. Fueled by his determination to succeed, the Salman we meet in this film is a bundle of energy albeit with the same trademark mannerisms and sly charm we associate with him today. Bhagyashree, whose cinematic career ended with her marriage to a possessive husband, has a raw charm to her that vibes very well with Salman's Dennis the Menace persona. Also evident in this film are the characters we know from all the subsequent Barjatya films – the understanding mother, the busy father, the father's best friend, the servants who are as good as family members, the outsiders masquerading as friends but who only exist to destroy the family's happiness…
MPK's soundtrack was a sensation when it released with funky sounds, a modern feel, and soaring ballads that are still popular today. Few in the audience at the time realized just how "inspired" it was, however; in 2017, while re-watching the film, Asim's wife wanted to know why he was listening to so much Stevie Wonder out of the blue.
Note: We did have some audio issues in this episode for the first ten minutes but it's smooth sailing after that.

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How many of you have one of these lovely gadgets living on your counter or taking up cabinet space?
Practically everyone does. But how many of you actually make something that requires that whole pitcher? I know I don't! And don't you think the pitcher is a little annoying? I always feel like I'm wasting because the contents get all stuck around the blade and then I have to scrape it out. Usually when I make a smoothie or my hubby makes his breakfast protein shake, we are just making one serving. And more often than not, I end up making too much because I get fooled by the big container! Gah!
To make something you just take your small mouth mason jar and fill it up with your ingredients.
My hubby started making these Chocolate Banana Protein Shakes for breakfast and they are really good! To make it you just put a frozen banana in your mason jar (just used a regular one for the pic...frozen ones look kind of icky!), add a scoop of protein powder, about 2 tbsp. of Ovaltine powder and then fill the jar with milk. Easy peasy. I love drinking this for breakfast when I'm in a hurry!
After adding your ingredients, put the seal around the rim of the jar and then put on the blade.
Screw the base cap thingy onto your jar and tighten it.
Invert it onto the base of your blender and blend away! Just be sure to hold down the jar with your hand as a precaution.
We actually used this method to make milkshakes last night after church. (Celebrating the first day of summer! Woo-hoo!) It was awesome...especially since we had neopolitan ice cream and each kid wanted a different flavor of milkshake. But since we can do a single serving so easily, it was no problem! Just take the base off of the jar, add a straw and enjoy!
Oh yeah, and I used this method the other day to puree some zucchini for Lucy. It was awesome that I could just do a little bit!!
That IS awesome. Never would have thought of that. I'd be telling everyone too. Thanks!
So great to know!! I love the less dishes to wash too!!
That is very cool. I can't wait to see if it works with my blender, too!
Amazing. We have a single-serve little blender that we use all. the. time. It came with 4 large and one small cups. I have a large blender that I was just thinking about gifting, but I might save it for this! Kudos to you again!!
Cool. I will have to remember that because the blender's pitcher is hard to manage. Same premise as the Magic Bullet, but you don't have to have another appliance. Would be great for frozen summer drinks. I have a chocolate whey protein shake(I don't eat soy)for breakfast every morning. The shake is vanilla, but I add cocoa and a little stevia~ my husband adds Ovaltine to his. We mix ours with a Braun hand blender and mix it in the cup we drink it out of, so we only have the mixing part to wash.
I had to read this when you wrote it was the longest title ever; I have the longest blog name ever, lol. Seriously thinking of having a contest to help me change it-- just asking for suggestions has gotten 0 replies.
Love your idea. The size of the blender pitcher makes me leave it where it is and I just can't bring myself to buy another appliance like Magic Bullet and have another item to store. Thanks. I'm supposed to start making protein whey shakes to bring quicker healing with more protein.
Osterizer has been publishing this idea for years. I first saw it in my blender manual in the early 70's. You can also use a quart jar, it just has to be a 'small-mouth' jar, not a wide mouth version.
Just a suggestion, look for a replacement sealing ring for the blender. Sold where buy the blender or in some hardware stores. The blender lasts forever, but the seal rings get old and crack.
How cool! Another great use for mason jars!!


As John continues his story, it's the day after Jesus has fed the masses (estimated twenty thousand people) from a little boy's lunch of five cracker-sized biscuits and two sardine-sized fish.
A subset of the massive crowd stayed over and was seeking Jesus. They can't find either Jesus or His disciples, so they charter some boats and head across the lake toward Capernaum, which is Jesus' home base.
As expected, the smaller crowd finds Jesus in Capernaum. They knew Jesus' disciples had gotten into a boat and left at dusk the night before without Jesus, and Jesus had disappeared into the wilderness.
The first thing the crowd wanted to know was when Jesus arrived in Capernaum. The group could not figure out how Jesus had gotten there ahead of them if He was on foot.
Notice that Jesus completely ignores their questions around what, how, where, and when and goes directly to the most important question of the moment: why.
Why were these people still seeking out and tracking down Jesus? Jesus answers the why? question without asking them or waiting for their response, jumping straight to their motivation for finding Him.
The answer? To get another free meal.
Jesus knows their selfish hearts and calls them out for it. But He does not stop there and offers something far better that will last beyond this earthly existence: eternal life.
They have to work for their food. They are no longer lost and wandering in the desert, dependent on God for their meals of manna. The Israelites are in the land God promised them, the land flowing with milk and honey.
Physical food is essential, but their spiritual, supernatural food is more important than natural food.
Jesus is offering them this spiritual, supernatural food.
Jesus lets the crowd know that the Father had reviewed, approved, and blessed the spiritual food Jesus is offering them, just as a priest inspected the family's food before they prepared it (to be sure it was "kosher," as we would say today).
In verse 28, the crowd is all over the work part of Jesus' teaching. They still think Jesus is talking about real bread, and want to know how they can work and earn this kind of food for themselves. They were still thinking Moses and manna; Jesus was talking about belief and eternal life.
In verse 29, Jesus tells the group to believe in Him. In verse 30, the crowd asks for another sign, like sending manna from heaven again. They were still stuck on real bread and filling their stomachs.
In verse 32, Jesus gets serious with the group. He begins his response with "Very truly I tell you…" (KJV – "Verily, verily, I say unto you…", Greek – "Amen, amen…"). Jesus reminds them that God the Father gave their ancestors manna in the desert, not Moses.
Jesus was also reminding the crowd of Moses' words to the Israelites that "… man does not live on bread alone but on every word that comes from the mouth of the Lord." (Deuteronomy 8:3), and was offering them Himself, the Bread of Life, in person.
The group still was expecting manna. They still misunderstood Jesus.
How often does Jesus offer us something far better and we dismiss it or completely miss it, looking for something else?
Do we focus on the "do", when Jesus calls us to "be"?
Do we worry, when He calls us to trust?
Do we wait for a solution, when He calls us to take a step of faith?
Do we wear ourselves out trying to work a solution, when He asks us to give the issue to Him in humility and prayer?
May we be sensitive to God's spiritual leading, offer, and priorities, and learn His better way of life that benefits not only this life but the one to come.


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Q: Pyodbc variable query I'm trying to make an query with variables, but the string variables does not work. How should I format the variables PrimaryAxis and SecondaryAxis on the query? I have used reference from https://github.com/mkleehammer/pyodbc/wiki/Getting-started#parameters On the page single quotes are used. I tried single and double quotes without luck.
import pyodbc

# Connect to database
conn_str = (
    r'DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb)};'
    r'DBQ=C:\Temp\TestDB.accdb;'
    r'Uid=;'
    r'Pwd=;'
    )

# Make cursor
connection = pyodbc.connect(conn_str)
connection.setencoding('utf-8')
cursor = connection.cursor()

# Create test table
cursor.execute("CREATE TABLE Coordinates (ID integer, X integer, Y integer)")
connection.commit()

# Create test data (Error "Missing semicolon (;)" if multiple values in one insert, thats why multiple insertions... not the main question)
cursor.execute("INSERT INTO Coordinates (ID, X, Y) VALUES (1,10,10);")
cursor.execute("INSERT INTO Coordinates (ID, X, Y) VALUES (2,20,10);")
cursor.execute("INSERT INTO Coordinates (ID, X, Y) VALUES (3,30,10);")
connection.commit()

# Filter parameters
Line = 10
Start = 10
End = 30

# Works
cursor.execute(r"""
                SELECT *
                FROM Coordinates
                WHERE Y = ? AND X BETWEEN ? AND ? """, Line, Start, End )

rows = cursor.fetchall()
for row in rows:
    print(row)

# does not work - main question
PrimaryAxis = 'X'
SecondaryAxis = 'Y'

cursor.execute(r"""
                SELECT *
                FROM Coordinates
                WHERE ? = ? AND ? BETWEEN ? AND ? """, SecondaryAxis, Line, PrimaryAxis, Start, End )

rows = cursor.fetchall()
for row in rows:
    print(row)

A: You can simply use database placeholders:
# Filter parameters
line = 10
start = 10
end = 30
primary_axis = "X"
secondary_axis = "Y"
query = """
        SELECT *
        FROM Coordinates
        WHERE ? = ? AND ? BETWEEN ? AND ?
        """
cursor.execute(query, (secondary_axis, line, primary_axis, start, end))
...

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SOUL FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY ADULT; Feb. 10, 2013, Fifth Sunday In Ordinary Time.
SOUL FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY ADULT: FEB. 10, 2013, FIFTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME.
See 'Mass Readings' in Homepage for today's readings: Gospel is from Luke 5:1-11.
This past week, great crowds are flocking to the Novena in the Cathedral in Galway City,- over 12,000 people each day. There's a great buzz, and a sense of great joy.
People a times feel a great hunger in their hearts for words of comfort and of challenge, words to give them hope and a vision again. They are starving for meaning, and starving for belonging. There's so much confusion around us, at times, so much to dishearten us with what goes on in our society. It can get us down.
And here today we have '…the crowd pressing around Jesus, listening to the word of God'.
Jesus was there with his feet at the very edge of the water of the lake of Galilee. There's little enough space along the shoreline for crowds to gather. He had no choice but to look around and ask for a boat, so he could get into it and be safe while he was speaking to the people. As well as that, sound travels better on water, so maybe they could hear him more clearly when he was a little out from shore.
We don't know what Jesus said to them, nor how he taught them. But what happened next spoke louder than any words: he turned to the fisherman (Simon Peter), and asked him to 'launch out into the deep'. When he did, and when he (reluctantly) cast out his net, there was an enormous catch, such that a second boat (James and John) had to come, and the two boats were down to the gunnels with the size of what they had caught.
That's what happens when we 'launch out into the deep' of God's word to us his people: our hearts are filled to over-flowing,- we find meaning and purpose and joy and new hope,- we are fully alive again.
Launch out into the deep- today!
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The Athenian Seafood Restaurant and Bar Sleepless in Seattle (1993)
Sam Baldwin and his friend Jay discuss 'dating in the nineties'.
Pine Street Sleepless in Seattle (1993)
Sam and Jay having a conversation about Sams butt.
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KOMO Plaza Grey's Anatomy (2005 - 2021)
The helipad at KOMO Plaza was used to show the rooftop of the hospital.
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Kerry Park Where'd You Go, Bernadette (2019)
Bernadette is watching the city and wondering what she should do.
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Meredith's House
Westlake Ave N (house) Sleepless in Seattle (1993)
The houseboat of Sam Baldwin.
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Jeff and his friend Miller and Casey are celebrating Jeff's 21th birthday.
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Sam and Jonah are at the airport saying goodbye to Victoria when Sam sees Annie for the first time just when he says to Sam "Everybody's an adjustment, nobody's perfect. There's no such thing as a perfect …."
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So that thou incline thine ear unto wisdom, and apply thine heart to understanding; Yea, if thou criest after knowledge, and liftest up thy voice for understanding; If thou seekest her as silver, and searchest for her as for hid treasures; Then shalt thou understand the fear of the Lord, and find the knowledge of God.
In Mighty Jesus Name amen. AMEN!


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Q: How do Yeoman, Grunt and Bower work? Following the same model of this question, how would you explain to a 6 year old person how Yeoman, Grunt and Bower works and what are the benefits of using those tools??

A: Yeoman is a scaffolding tool that uses generators to set up a project or generate additional controllers etc.
Grunt is a task runner that is used to automate tasks when developing your app, such as building it by minifying etc.
Bower is a package-manager specifically for managing the Javascript libraries that will be deployed client-side along with your app.


bc - the background color, same acceptable input as c. One twist: if you leave out the bc parameter entirely, the background is transparent.
h - height in pixels. If you leave it out, uses a default of 8.
w - width in pixels. If you leave it out, uses a default of 8.
I love it. I didn't immediately find an upper limit on height & width.
It doesn't seem like the hostname matters much; I used www.google.com, groups.google.com, and finance.google.com and they all worked.
One difference: the Google graphics aren't symmetrical! If you rotate and flip them, the colors don't match up exactly. I'm guessing that's because the graphics may have independent height and width.
Reminds me of Amazon's image generation on a smaller scale.
Might be a good idea to generate them into the browser and then just right click and save the file locally. then you don't have to worry about google blocking access.
so how exactly to put this to use ?
how about a quick demo writeup ?
It looks like all CSS 2 color names are support. I don't notice any additional CSS3/X11 color names supported.
...appear to be 32767 - the maximum positive value for a signed 16-bit integer.
Although, why you'd want corners that big is beyond me.
It would be nice if you could have transparent backgrounds here, since PNG supports it.
I dunno why that isn't a feature of google's thing. Unfortunately, in 2006, you still cannot rely on IE to display PNGs properly without resorting to IE-only CSS/JS tricks; maybe that has something to do with it.
Note that as far as transparency goes, you can get simple transparent/not-transparent style transparency (i.e. what can be gotten with gif images) reliably in indexed PNG images in internet explorer 5.0 and higher. Those conditions - transparency is only on or off, and an indexed PNG - should apply here.
Alpha-level transparency (blended stuff) and transparency in non-indexed images still generally requires strange internet explorer-specific tag soup.
The transparent background is not compatible to IE 6. Can Google generate a gif format?
Look what i made with it!
Loaded directly from the Google server, so i do not know how long it will work.
it seems that google already have implemented a protection for use this tool, now if you want to use it you have to check that you are human!
i am using these corners to place on rectangle images to produce rounded corner images.
I'm using imagemagick to do this and can get it all exactly how i want it except for the parts between the new rounded edges and the old square edges. they come out as black.
any ideas on how to make them transparent? i dont want to see the image i'm placing the corners on but whatever background i place these images on.
It looks like Google has stopped using these corner images in favor of using a single round image and then changing the positioning.


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ScoutsTT Hosts First National Band Camp
Borne out of the interest of some groups to start their own bands, as well as the recognition of a need to improve the overall quality of our existing bands, ScoutsTT, in collaboration with the San Fernando Scout District hosted its first ever National Band Camp from April 8th-13th, 2019.
The six-day camp, held at Naparima Boys' College aimed to improve the performance capabilities of each marching band by training persons to play brass wind instruments and to improve the general musicianship of the their drum corps.
Similar Band Major trainings and band camps had already been running in the San Fernando District by Mr. Jeron Romilly of the 1st Notre Dame Sea Scouts, making it easier to expand to a National event, available to all Scouts.
Mr. Romilly was appointed as Camp Director and joined by newly appointed, Deputy National Scout Commissioner for Programme, Mark John, along with Assistant District Commissioner, Jorrel Bisnath, and Scout Leader, Isaac Thomas (Camp Chief) to form the core team that would plan and execute the event.
For six hours a day over the course of five days, the 62 young people registered underwent intense training in technical skills for wind instruments, basic foot drills, drum major basics and repertoire building.
At the end of the camp, 55% of the participants went from not being able to play a note on a brass or woodwind instrument or play a drum cadence to having learnt these basic skills.
Few beginners even moved up to join the 45% of intermediates on both percussion and brass/woodwind. Everyone, however, became more efficient and effective with foot drills and marching while playing with instruments, which together with excellent musicianship was one of the prime goals of this young but blooming project.
In addition, all participants earned their Musician Stage 1 badge on completion of the Band Camp.
The rigorous Band Camp culminated in a Band Display at C3 Centre on the evening of Friday 12th and a short street parade on Saturday 13th. Having learned some new skills and songs, the budding musicians were eager to showcase what they learned over the 5 days, playing two of the five new pieces at these events.
With the success of this first Band Camp, even those who didn't get to participate are looking forward to the next opportunity to learn and develop their music skills. Hopefully this program continues to grow and develop our young musicians into skilled performers in and of exciting Scout Bands.
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Cullman County Schools Calendar 2022 – 2023
By Lenon | August 22, 2022
The Cullman County Schools Calendar is the most comprehensive calendar of the school system's events for the year. Check out this post to see all of our schools, their hours, and their activities!
Cullman County Schools, home of the Tigers! Auburn City Schools is committed to providing a safe and productive learning environment for all students. To accomplish this goal, we have adopted a high level of student engagement and collaboration with our parent community. Our district offers a wide variety of classes and programs to meet the needs of all learners in grades K-12. This blog post will serve as your guide to our 2022 and 2023 school year calendar. We hope you find it helpful!
Cullman County School Board strives to provide a quality education for all students in Cullman County. The school board works hard to ensure that every child has the opportunity to make the most of their time in school. One way they do this is by making sure schools are open on time and equipped with modern technology, materials, and equipment. The board also offers partnerships with businesses, faith organizations, service clubs, civic groups, and other community members who can help provide more enriching opportunities for students. Through this blog post you will get a better idea of how Cullman County Schools are doing in these areas. You will also learn about upcoming events and need-to-know dates on the school calendar.
Cullman County School Calendar 2022 – 2023
It's a new school year, and we wanted to take a moment to introduce you to the Cullman County School Calendar. It shows all of our schools in action. From the classrooms where students are learning, to the gyms where they're playing after school, and the kitchens where they're eating lunch. On this calendar, you can find schedules for each school and contact information for their administration office. We hope you enjoy exploring the calendar this year!
Also note that we have incorporated non-student days such as teachers preparation days, teachers services days, and professional development days into the dates below. Visit the link above to view the full, original school calendar.
First Day of School 11 Aug 2021
Fall Break 8 Oct 2021
(Fri) 12 Oct 2021
Thanksgiving Break 22 Nov 2021
(Mon) 26 Nov 2021
Christmas Break 22 Dec 2021
(Wed) 4 Jan 2022
Spring Break 28 Mar 2022
(Mon) 1 Apr 2022
Last Day of School 25 May 2022
Summer Break 26 May 2022
(Thu) 9 Aug 2022
Fall Break 10 Oct 2022
(Mon) 11 Oct 2022
(Mon) 31 Mar 2023
(Mon) 5 Jan 2021
(Mon) 10 Aug 2021
First Day of School 7 Aug 2019
(Fri) 8 Oct 2019
(Fri) 3 Jan 2020
(Fri) 19 Aug 2020
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OR - What is the Right Level of Paranoia?
With all of the emphasis on innovation why is it that security is the last think on the agenda? Starting with the Quality Gurus (Deming, Juran, Crosby and others) designing quality in to the product and process is always the first thought. Research has shown that by designing in quality the cost of the product is lower and the quality higher. Seems like a good thing but when you put security into the mix it gets placed at the end of the attention line. Just as it took years for the ideas of the Quality Gurus to be accepted and implemented, it will take years for the concept of designing in security to be accepted and implemented. The trouble with the delay is the speed of technological innovation makes it difficult to append it to the end of the process. About the time you get around to adding security to the product you are starting the new product design cycle.
Why is this more important now?
As the implementation of "Smart" everything takes hold, we become more dependent on those technologies and more exposed to problems when these "Smart" things don't work as they should. In a conference brochure I received from MVNO s North American conference, which is happening along with a Smart Cities Summit and Enterprise IoT World, there are only two clear references to security in any of the sessions. There may be more but in my attempts to find them I was unsuccessful. The speed of change in technology should be causing us to be more aware of the need to design security into our products and services.
How do we change the dialogue?
Be a Pest (not to the extent that it will get you fired but be someone that always looks for opportunities to advocate for the inclusion of security within the design of the product or services).
I recall the difficulty of implementing any quality improvement process at a large automotive manufacturer where it was more important to meet the production quota than produce quality products. That, thankfully, has changed and quality has become just another part of the design and manufacturing processes. I recall one conversation around a cost reduction target that would have required a 10% reduction in workers. My analyses revealed that a 2% reduction in scrap could achieve the same cost reduction target and at the same time increase the quality of the products being produced. I think that similar results could be achieved if security considerations were included in the design process. Not a cool as Hunter Teams or fighting the latest APT, but maybe better for the company and the customer.
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Код INSEE коммуны — 01102.

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Коммуна расположена приблизительно в 340 км к юго-востоку от Парижа, в 70 км севернее Лиона, в 29 км к северо-западу от Бурк-ан-Бреса.

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Климат полуконтинентальный с холодной зимой и тёплым летом. Дожди бывают нечасто, в основном летом.

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Население коммуны на 2010 год составляло 933 человека.

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В 2010 году среди 587 человек трудоспособного возраста (15—64 лет) 489 были экономически активными, 98 — неактивными (показатель активности — 83,3 %, в 1999 году было 68,6 %). Из 489 активных жителей работали 463 человека (264 мужчины и 199 женщин), безработных было 26 (9 мужчин и 17 женщин). Среди 98 неактивных 32 человека были учениками или студентами, 32 — пенсионерами, 34 были неактивными по другим причинам.

Достопримечательности
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Looks like not a weekend goes by without a big bouldering comp! Tomorrow more than 300 climbers from 18 countries (including names like Jan Hojer, Alban Lebier, Jule Wurm or Fanny Gibert) will compete in the qualifiying round of Blocmasters International, an open competition that will be held in Pfungstadt, Germany.
Rab CWIF 2017 this Weekend!


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The largest Belleville racial/ethnic groups are Hispanic (44.4%) followed by White (32.5%) and Asian (11.1%).
In 2017, the median household income of Belleville residents was $67,292. Belleville households made slightly more than Ocean township households ($67,288) and Washington township households ($67,143) . However, 9.7% of Belleville residents live in poverty.
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Two Men Sentenced in Robbery, Murder Case
June 6, 2017 – Two men convicted earlier this year in a mid-day robbery and murder in 2015 near Lamar and Prescott were given lengthy prison sentences Tuesday, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Mother Pleads Guilty in Death of Infant Child
MEMPHIS - Mar. 6, 2017 - A mother indicted in 2014 of the first-degree murder of her 7-week-old baby plead guilty today, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Two Men Convicted in Robbery, Murder Case
MEMPHIS – Mar. 3, 2017 - Two men were convicted Friday in connection with the shooting death of one man during a mid-day holdup two years ago outside an apartment near Lamar and Prescott, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Convicted Rapist Pleads Guilty to Second Rape
MEMPHIS – Mar. 1, 2017 - A 46-year-old man who is serving prison time for an aggravated rape in 2010 had pled guilty to another rape that occurred that same year, Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich said Wednesday.
Man Convicted of Killing Neighbor on Dare
MEMPHIS – December 6, 2016 - A southeast Memphis man has been convicted in the shooting death of a neighbor during an argument outside their apartments in 2013, Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich said Tuesday.
Man Convicted of Attempted Murder in Shooting Incident
MEMPHIS – November 10, 2016 - A 21-year-old man has been convicted of attempted second-degree murder and other charges stemming from a shooting last year near Mississippi and Danny Thomas, Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich said Thursday.
Teen Indicted in Murder, Robbery Last Year
MEMPHIS – November 9, 2016 - A Memphis teen was indicted Tuesday on felony murder charges in the shooting death and robbery of 50-year-old man last year in southeast Memphis, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Man Convicted of Attempted Manslaughter in Knife Attack, Abduction
MEMPHIS – October 28, 2016 - A 48-year-old man has been convicted of attempted voluntary manslaughter and other charges stemming from a knife attack and abduction of a former girlfriend last year near Bartlett, Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich said Friday.
Former Youth Minister Pleads Guilty to Sex Offenses
MEMPHIS – May 17, 2016 - A former youth minister who was extradited last year from Albania after spending nine years travelling abroad pled guilty Tuesday to sexually molesting two young boys in between 2003 and 2006, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.


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PL Friendly Roundup: Bojan makes Stoke return, Norwich City gets win in Germany
By Kyle LynchJul 25, 2015, 1:11 PM EDT
The start of the 2015-16 Premier League season is just two weeks away as clubs continue to do some fine-tuning in preseason friendlies across the globe.
Stoke City may have lost 2-0 to Brentford FC, but the Potters got some great news as Bojan made his return to the pitch after knee surgery. The former Barcelona man had been in great form in his first season at Stoke City before suffering a torn ACL in January, ending his season prematurely. Bojan played the second half for Mark Hughes' side, and will be a key man for the Potters as they look to improve on their ninth place finish in the Premier League last season.
Watford earned a 1-0 victory over Scottish side Dundee United as the Hornets prepare for their first season in the Premier League since 2007. Troy Deeney scored the match's only goal, and Watford will be relying on their skipper to continue scoring all season long. Deeney has tallied at least 20 goals in each of the past three seasons for the Hornets.
[ RELATED: Sergio Aguero to miss Manchester City's Premier League opener vs. West Brom ]
Fellow Premier League newcomers Norwich City took a 2-1 win against German side FC Augsburg, an excellent result for the Canaries. Augsburg finished fifth in the Bundesliga last season, earning qualification into the Europa League. After falling behind 1-0, Youssouf Mulumbu leveled for Norwich before an 89th minute strike from Lewis Grabban sealed the win.
Leicester City managed a 1-1 draw against Mansfield Town, a team that finished 21st on the table in England's fourth-division. David Nugent scored for the Foxes just ten minutes in, but Mansfield leveled from the penalty spot before the half hour mark. New manager Claudio Ranieri wasn't worried about the result as he is more focused on getting his players match-fit for the Premier League.
CR: "Good to improve stamina, especially those that played an hour. Now must improve together. Good blend of youth and experience." #ManLei
— Leicester City (@OfficialFOXES) July 25, 2015
Aston Villa lost top scorer Christian Benteke to Liverpool, and without the big Belgian, Tim Sherwood's side could have some major troubles finding the back of the net. Benteke's absence was felt today as Villa drew with League One side Walsall FC 1-1. 20-year-old Callum Preston scored his first goal for Aston Villa after spending last season on loan at Preston North End, giving the Villans a lead 22 minutes in. But Walsall would draw level with a bit of luck right before the half, as Anthony Forde's free kick took a deflection leaving goalkeeper Jed Steer helpless. One positive for Villa was the play of summer signing Idrissa Gueye, who seems to be fitting in nicely with his new club.
West Bromwich Albion got a big 4-1 win over Swindon Town, with James Morrison scoring twice in the Baggies first win after coming back from their American tour. Victor Anichebe also scored for West Brom as they led just 2-1 until the final five minutes, when Tony Pulis' side scored two late goals to end the match with a 4-1 win.
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Swansea City drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest, with new signing Andre Ayew picking up the Swans' only goal. Ayew came over from French side Marseille as Garry Monk continues to build his team after finishing 8th in the Premier League last season. Monk denied reports that striker Bafetimbi Gomis would leave after he was linked with a move to Dubai club Al Ahli, but Gomis did not feature in the friendly today.
West Ham was held to a scoreless draw with Charlton Athletic as Slaven Bilic prepares himself for his first season as a manager in the Premier League.
Tags: André Ayew, Aston Villa, Bafetimbi Gomis, Christian Benteke, David Nugent, Garry Monk, Idrissa Gueye, James Morrison, Jed Steer, LC, Lewis Grabban, Manchester City, Mark Hughes, Norwich City, Premier League, Sergio Aguero, Stoke City, Swansea City, Tony Pulis, Troy Deeney, Victor Anichebe, WAT, West Bromwich Albion, Youssouf Mulumbu
Premier League Preview: Leicester City vs. Newcastle United
By Nicholas MendolaMay 1, 2015, 7:48 AM EDT
Foxes winless in PL vs. NUFC since 2000
Last 4 PL matches at King Power all draws
Leicester won FA Cup meeting in Jan.
If Newcastle United can't snap out of its funk on Saturday morning, who knows when their misery will end (Watch live at 7:45 a.m. ET on NBCSN and online via Live Extra)?
Reeling Newcastle travels to King Power Stadium to face a Leicester City side playing its third match in a week, but that will be little consolation for the moribund Magpies.
Once left for dead, Leicester has climbed out of the Premier League drop zone and into 17th, four points back of No. 14 Newcastle. While the visitors have lost seven-straight, Leicester's mid-week setback to Chelsea was its first loss in five outings. The Foxes are on the PL's fourth-best form after wins against Burnley, Swansea City, West Bromwich Albion and West Ham United.
Leicester boss Nigel Pearson on the run-in to safety: "I think it's important for us to go into the final few games with our destiny in our own hands," said Pearson. "That's what we're aiming to do. It's not a case of now changing the plan. That's how we intend to go about these next games. We've four left and three at home but it would be wide of the mark to assume that some games will be easier than others. When you play against sides that are also fighting for their lives, it throws up an element that makes it difficult to predict. We need to make sure our performances remain of a high standard."
Newcastle manager John Carver on a sold-out away section: "It's fantastic, we need that support. We need them to be right behind us and I'm sure that they will be. This time we need to give them something to shout about."
David Nugent could be a key absence for the Foxes, and the third match in a week could be a lot to handle. But will Newcastle even show up? It seems little to ask, but lately the Magpies have looked immune to passion. Call it 1-1 at the King Power, and the point could be enough to keep Newcastle up.
Tags: David Nugent, John Carver, LC, Leicester City, Newcastle United, Nigel Pearson, Premier League, Premier League, Premier League Previews
Premier League Preview: Leicester City vs. Chelsea
By Joe Prince-WrightApr 29, 2015, 9:35 AM EDT
Chelsea has won their last seven games vs. Leicester
Leicester's last win vs. the Blues came back in 2001
Chelsea is unbeaten in 13 PL matches
Leicester City host Chelsea at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday (Watch live, 2:45 p.m. ET on NBCSN and online via Live Extra) as the Foxes aim to make it five wins on the spin to climb further away from the drop zone following their remarkable resurgence in recent weeks.
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Title chasing Chelsea certainly won't be easy opposition for Leicester as Jose Mourinho's side need just two more wins to seal the Premier League title. Can Nigel Pearson's side keep their sensational form going and cause a massive upset? They will certainly go for it as another famous victory could happen at the KP with Chelsea unlikely to have strikers Diego Costa and Loic Remy to call on.
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In team news Leicester may be without Jamie Vardy, while Jeffrey Schlupp and David Nugent are doubtful. Chelsea aren't sure whether to risk Diego Costa, while Loic Remy will miss out again with a calf injury and Oscar will be assessed after his heavy collision with Arsenal's goalkeeper David Opsina.
Nigel Pearson on Leicester's fans: "In the last few games in particular the stadium has had an atmosphere that is certainly inspiring and very helpful for the players as well. My view always is that we've got to put something on to stimulate the fans. Of course, it is also very helpful if the fans create an atmosphere that the players are inspired by. That's really been the case, and hopefully that will remain so."
Jose Mourinho on Leicester's resurgence: "For me it's a good team, good players. I played them very early in the season at Stamford Bridge. I could immediately feel the quality of the team. I was surprised that they were in a bad position. I'm not surprised they are out of the relegation zone. I will not be surprised when they stay in the division. Their situation is very good. For the quality of their team, I think they are going to survive."
Well, usually this would be a routine win for Chelsea but with three games in seven days and plenty of injuries to their strikers, it could be a tough evening for the Blues. I expect Leicester to come flying out of the traps in front of a fired up home crowd. Nigel Pearson's side are a good team and have won four on the spin for a reason. Anything tonight is a bonus but I think Chelsea will just sneak the win, 2-1.
Tags: Cardiff City, Chelsea, David Nugent, Diego Costa, Jamie Vardy, Jeffrey Schlupp, LC, Leicester City, Loic Remy, Oscar, Premier League
Premier League Roundup: Yedlin debuts, Leicester snares lifeline, Arsenal triumphs, Sunderland shellacked
By Nicholas MendolaApr 11, 2015, 3:00 PM EDT
Saturday was a fitting appetizer for Sunday's duo of derby games, as teams at the top, middle and bottom of the table tried to create room for themselves to advance upward.
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Aston Villa may've pulled clear to safety and Leicester City sent a message not to count them out as a Premier League club for 2015/16, while West Bromwich Albion, Sunderland, Hull City and Burnley are left to lick their wounds and hope their points come on another day before the season lets out.
Oh, and a certain USMNT defender from the University of Akron made his Premier League debut.
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West Bromwich Albion 2-3 Leicester City – RECAP
Don't count out Nigel Pearson and the Foxes. For one thing, the Leicester City boss might hold you down by the throat for it. For another, David Nugent and his teammates are proving to be resilient, and could be out of the drop zone if they use their match-in-hand for all three points. The Foxes trailed 1-0 and 2-1 but scored twice in the final dozen minutes to pick up three huge points, and leave Baggies boss Tony Pulis mentioning relegation as an option (despite a seven-point lead on the drop zone).
Sunderland 1-4 Crystal Palace – RECAP
Cheeky Pardew and "like Brazil" Palace
Alan Pardew is feeling his oats after doing something Newcastle fans wish he could've in his last four tries as Magpies' boss: beat Sunderland. Pardew's Eagles, led by a Yannick Bolasie hat trick and yet another goal from resurgent Glenn Murray, tore up the Black Cats. The only goal Sunderland scored came in the 90th minute, and Dick Advocaat's crew is just three points ahead of the drop despite its 1-0 win over Newcastle last week.
Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Aston Villa – RECAP
Sherwood tosses a little postgame shade at Spurs
Christian Benteke is on fire! Five goals in three matches and eight in the past month and a half don't begin to tell the tale of the big Belgian, who looks like he's finally found his form post-knee surgery. Benteke is not only scoring powerful goals, but he's also slipping his teammates on for prime chances. Of course, Tim Sherwood's taking credit for that, as well as a win against the club that sacked him last May.
Of note to United States fans, DeAndre Yedlin made his Premier League debut. The right back played a dozen minutes or so in relief of Vlad Chiriches, and may've shown enough battle to win some more time over the sometimes-shaky Romanian.
Burnley 0-1 Arsenal – RECAP
Wenger pleased with "battling" performance
The Clarets had their chances, but Arsenal got its goal early and didn't need much more to beat Sean Dyche's charges. The Gunners remain in second place, hoping for a Chelsea stumble, while Burnley remains two points shy of safety.
Southampton 2-0 Hull City – RECAP
It took a while, but Saints broke through against a plucky, gritty Hull City side. Alex Bruce gave up a penalty that James Ward-Prowse converted, and Graziano Pelle netted in the 81st minute to salt away the win and leave the Tigers barely hanging on to a safe place in the standings.
West Ham United 1-1 Stoke City – RECAP
Never rule out Mark Hughes' Stoke, and never consider a lead safe for Sam Allardyce's Hammers. At the death, Marko Arnautovic canceled out Aaron Cresswell's wonderful free kick to keep the sides level on points (but West Ham in ninth on goal differential).
Swansea City 1-1 Everton — RECAP
There weren't a lot of exciting moments in this one, as Seamus Coleman handled a ball late to give Jonjo Shelvey the penalty kick that equalized Aaorn Lennon's 41st minute goal. Garry Monk's Swans probably deserved better than a point, but hard work and good soccer doesn't always put the ball across the line.
Tags: Aaron Cresswell, Alan Pardew, Alex Bruce, Aston Villa, Christian Benteke, Crystal Palace, David Nugent, DeAndre Yedlin, Everton, Garry Monk, Glenn Murray, Graziano Pelle, Hull City, James Ward-Prowse, Jonjo Shelvey, LC, Marko Arnautovic, Newcastle United, Sam Allardyce, Seamus Coleman, Southampton, Stoke City, Swansea City, Tony Pulis, Tottenham Hotspur, Vlad Chiriches, West Bromwich Albion, West Ham United, Yannick Bolasie
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Robotics is progressing to live up to the hype around it
The adoption of robots in various industries to automate processes has already led to higher efficiency, reduced complexity, human errors and enhanced safety of workers. The impact will further grow over time to transform human lives and work practices, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
Digitalising the trading of non-listed company shares
This first-of-its kind initiative leverages distributed ledger technology to open up significant opportunities for companies, company personnel, investors, public authorities and financial service providers.
GSMA launches AR/VR initiative
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The GSMA has launched a new industry-wide initiative called The GSMA Cloud AR/VR Forum that will focus on the development of cloud virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technology.
Four in ten companies up R&D spending to take advantage of new technology
Published on 20 Nov, 2018 in Digital Business Artificial Intelligence
Barclaycard's survey of Chief Information Officers reveals 42 per cent of UK businesses have bolstered research and development, with three-quarters adopting agile working to speed up organisational change.
University of Birmingham to deploy largest IBM POWER9 AI cluster in the UK
Published on 20 Nov, 2018 in Artificial Intelligence Server Technology Storage Technology
Researchers at the University of Birmingham are set to benefit from the largest IBM® POWER9™ Artificial Intelligence (AI) cluster in the UK, delivering unprecedented performance for AI workloads. Working with OCF, the high-performance compute, storage and data analytics integrator, the University will integrate a total of 11 IBM POWER9-based IBM Power Systems servers into its existing high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure, the Birmingham Environment for Academic Research (BEAR).
IoT security in the spotlight
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DigiCert's 2018 State of IoT survey reveals security as the top concern as IoT takes centre stage with 91 percent of companies saying it will be extremely important in the next two years.
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Married to my knight in shining armor, Mama to the fabulous four, in our fourth year of an open ended world tour combining education and adventure. Contagious wanderlust. Writes to breathe. Dreamer of big dreams.


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Safe homes for brighter futures
Recently, our Nine Dragons project in Long An and Tien Giang, Vietnam, came to an end, however the impact of having a safe, disaster resilient home will have a lasting effect in the lives of our partner families.
Mr Tich lives in Tien Giang with his grandson Truong, 10, who he raises on his own. Although he is 60, Mr Tich still works several jobs to provide for his grandson.
Mr Tich believes in the importance of education. Even though it has been difficult being the sole provider, as well as dealing with his own health issues, Mr Tich is determined to continue working hard in order to give Truong a good education.
"Only education can give Truong a better future," said Mr Tich. "Every time he promises to keep learning, he gives me more strength."
However, Truong did not have anywhere to study in their old home. When it rained, water would leak through the roof and seep through the thatched walls.
Truong would cover his books and the family's possessions with a tarpaulin, but often this would not be enough to keep his school work dry, let alone protect him and his grandfather during the strong rains and winds common to Tien Giang.
"There were many times Truong and I had to huddle in a dry corner waiting for the rain to stop," said Mr Tich. "It was impossible for us to build a better home."
Thanks to your generosity, we have been able to help build Mr Tich and other families like his, a disaster resilient home.
Their new house is connected to electricity so Truong can study at night, and is secure and sturdy so Mr Tich no longer needs to spend money on housing repairs. Instead, he can put his savings towards Truong's education, and give him a brighter, more promising future.
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Odin, checking in for his appointment in our Oswego office.
This is where our patients are greeted by our friendly receptionist staff. All of our patients records are kept here.
Each office has two waiting rooms. One for dogs and a separate room for cats (our cats really appreciate their own waiting room). The dog waiting rooms have scales so that we can weigh them before being seen by the veterinarian. Each waiting room also has a TV monitor playing DVDs about caring for your pets and their health. Our waiting rooms also have many informational pamphlets, as well as lost and found pet boards.
Each office has three exam rooms.
Both Pulaski and Oswego have pharmacies, surgery rooms and treatment areas.
Both pharmacies have complete in house labratories and are stocked with medicines for our small animal patients. Our sterile surgeries are performed in the surgery rooms. They are busy most days of the week. We perform surgeries Monday through Friday. Other medical procedures are done in the treatment area.
We provide ultrasound service and telemedicine consultations with board certified radiologists. We are able to take and develop digital radiographs (aka. "x-rays") with our state of the art xray machine and Computed Radiography unit. Anesthesia machines are used to anesthetize patients. Similar machines and agents are used with people. Our Licensed Veterinary Technicians are aided in montoring a patient during surgery with pulse oximetry and respiratory monitors.
Each office has large kennel runs for our larger patients, as well as smaller kennels for our smaller patients. Each patient has their own kennel and is well cared for by our kennel attendants, technicians and entire staff.


VIZ Media Announces "Tokyo Ghoul Complete Box Set"
Ken Kaneki was a shy, ordinary college student who attended Kamii University. There, he studied in the Department of Literature, specializing in Japanese literature. This book-loving freshman was excited to go on a date with the beautiful Rize Kamishiro, but he didn't know that she was a Ghoul. They look like humans and live among us, but Ghouls crave human flesh. Soon, Kaneki would find himself a hybrid, trapped between the worlds of Ghouls and humans.
In Tokyo Ghoul, Vol. 6 (Chapters 49 to 58), Kaneki has an explosive encounter with Aogiri Tree, which is essentially a Ghoul gang organization. Kidnapped and trapped at Aogiri Tree's slum headquarters, Kaneki meets a dissident group within the organization, and the members want him to join their attempt to escape. Meanwhile, Juzo Suzuya, a member of CCG (Ghoul investigators), learns the secrets of Ghoul weapons, Kagune and Quinques.
THE LOWDOWN: The Tokyo Ghoul manga stands among the countless works of fiction that take us to shadowy other-worlds that exist right along side the human world. To work as something a reader can grasp, such a work of fiction must be familiar, in that it has a frame of reference grounded in the reader's "real world," so that the fictional world may be recognizable. To succeed or at least stand out, that other-world should be unique or novel.
Tokyo Ghoul Volume 6 exemplifies how creator Sui Ishida deftly frames a real-world scenario via her "ordinary" lead character, Ken Kaneki. He is the kind of character that is likable, but that is also kind of a blank slate. Through him and upon him, a writer can tell any kind of wild story, and Kaneki is in the middle of a wild story.
The monsters of this series' shadowy world resemble numerous boogeyman types to some extent. They are part vampire, werewolf, cannibal, zombie, shape-shifter, serial killer, and mass murderer. Ghouls are so patchwork that it is hard not to be intrigued by them or at least curious about their world. I think Tokyo Ghoul can run on curiosity for quite a while.
POSSIBLE AUDIENCE: Fans looking for a different kind of monster comic will want to taste VIZ Signature's Tokyo Ghoul.


So far, so good. Great data throughput and range, and it looks cool. Currently, there isn't an official Win10 driver, but you can manually install the 8.1 driver and it'll work fine.
It needs better antennas, but the stability on it is fabulous.
Fast enough to max out my 100Mbps cable connection. No bluetooth like some other, lesser priced cards, so will ding it a little for that.
I honestly chose this WiFi card because it has a black PCB.
I needed an adapter as my motherboard doesn't have a wifi card, and there are no ethernet ports in the space I keep my computer. I wanted TP-Link because I had purchased a router from them a little while back and it has been fantastic. Worked like a charm after installing the drivers.
Since my motherboard doesn't come with a build-in WiFi, Might aswell gonna purchase the adapter.Good connection.No lags plus,really like the black PCB.


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Writing Prompt: Flashback
Another prompt from Charity Hume to help you through your week of writing. This week: flashback.
In Casablanca, Bogart's suave veneer of indifference to human suffering – "I stick my head out for nobody," — is suddenly drawn aside, when he gets drunk and the film shows his flashback to Paris. We see an earlier Rick, one who believed in love, hopeful, thinking about the future. His past self explains his present bitterness and gives a glimpse of his true character. In Silence of the Lambs, we see a darker version of this technique. Clarice Starling's flashbacks to her childhood form the emotional heart of her character's motivations, and the audience experiences an exquisite tension between the urgent needs of the present and the series of powerful and compelling scenes that draw us into the secrets of her past.
In this exercise, tell a story of a character dealing with a situation in the present, but use flashbacks to a second storyline from the past. Find ways to tell the two stories simultaneously, giving us little tidbits along the way. Daily reality can awaken images, sights, sounds and smells from the past. Showing a multifaceted dimension of your character can be a deep way to more fully understand his or her motivations.
Corner of the Apartment, (1875) by Claude Monet, courtesy of Wikipaintings
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Charity Hume is a writer and teacher who lives and works in Los Angeles. A former director of The NYU Creative Writing Program, she is the author of The Path to Creativity: Creative Writing Exercises to Awaken the Artist Within and The Wisdom in the Room: A Teacher's Guide, available on her website, and at Amazon, Kindle, and Createspace.


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Witness Statements: Work Product or Not?
California's attorney word product doctrine is codified in Code of Civil Procedure § 2018.030, and has both absolute and qualified components. There is absolute protection against discovery for a "writing that reflects an attorney's impressions, conclusions, opinions, or legal research or theories," meaning that such writings are not discoverable under any circumstances. Other work product (which is not defined) "is not discoverable unless the court determines that denial of discovery will unfairly prejudice the party seeking discovery in preparing that party's claim or defense or will result in an injustice."
For the court's assistance in applying this law, the legislature (which hasn't bothered to define "work product") offers the following philosophical statement in Code of Civil Procedure § 2018.020:
It is the policy of the state to do both of the following:
(a) Preserve the rights of attorneys to prepare cases for trial with that degree of privacy necessary to encourage them to prepare their cases thoroughly and to investigate not only the favorable but the unfavorable aspects of those cases.
(b) Prevent attorneys from taking undue advantage of their adversary's industry and efforts.
Well ok, it's a "policy" statement not a philosophical statement. Still, it might have been nice for the legislature to say what it was they were talking about. Instead, they supplied the following rather zen guidance in Code of Civil Procedure 2018.040:
This chapter is intended to be a restatement of existing law relating to protection of work product. It is not intended to expand or reduce the extent to which work product is discoverable under existing law in any action.
Fine. And as a result, for as long as I've been a lawyer, trial courts, appellate courts and lawyers have been struggling with, and coming up with different answers to, what seems like a straightforward questions that out to have a bright line answers: Are witness statements work product? Are they discoverable?
And yesterday, in Coito v. Superior Court of Stanislaus County (March 4, 2010) ___ Cal.App.4th ___ (F057690) the Fifth Appellate District muddied the waters some more.
More confusion after the jump.
So, until yesterday, we had a line of cases that said this: Work product protection extends only to "derivative" material, which is material "created by or derived from an attorney's work on behalf of a client that reflects the attorney's evaluation or interpretation of the law or the facts involved." (2 Weil & Brown, Cal. Practice Guide: Civil Procedure Before Trial (The Rutter Group 2009) ¶ 8:235, p. 8C-69.) Thus, verbatim statements, tape recordings, etc. were "evidentiary," not "derivative," and hence not protected by the work product doctrine. The leading case espousing this view was, and is, Kadelbach v. Amaral (1973) 31 Cal.App.3d 814.
On the other hand, in 1996, we had the case of Nacht & Lewis Architects, Inc. v. Superior Court (1996) 47 Cal.App.4th 214, which held that because the attorney's impressions and theories invariably affected who he or she chose to interview or statementize and what was asked, statements taken by an attorney or at his or her direction were always going to be privileged. Going even further, the Nacht & Lewis court held that Judicial Counsel Form Interrogatory No. 12.3 ("Have you . . . obtained a . . . statement. . . ? If so, for each statement state: (a) the name . . . of the individual from whom the statement was obtained . . . .") violated the work product doctrine.
Now recall that under Auto Equity Sales v. Superior Court (1962) 57 Cal.2nd 450, when appellate courts are in dispute over a point like this, every trial and appellate court in the state can go either way. And so for fourteen years, this dispute has created an opening for trial and appellate courts to pick sides and for litigants to treat the issue like a brand new one every time it comes up.
In Coito v. Superior Court of Stanislaus County (March 4, 2010) ___ Cal.App.4th ___ (F057690), it happened again. In a 2-1 decision, the court came down on the Kadelbach v. Amaral side, holding that the statements were discoverable. But far more interesting was the dissenting and concurring opinion of Justice Kane, which proposed a permanent solution to the logjam, and proposing the following set of rules:
First, the absolute work product privilege is not applicable to a recorded witness statement merely because it was recorded by an attorney or his agent. Rather, the absolute privilege applies, if at all, to the attorney's "impressions, conclusions, opinions, or legal research or theories" (Code Civ. Proc., § 2018.030, subd. (a)2), and matters inextricably intertwined therewith.
Second, where an attorney (or the attorney's agent), in the course of preparing or investigating a client's case, interviews a percipient witness therein and records what that witness said, the recording constitutes qualified work product of the attorney. While such a recording is protected by the qualified privilege, it is still potentially discoverable depending on a moving party's showing of need under section 2018.030, subdivision (b).
Third, where a party objects to form interrogatory No. 12.3 based on the qualified work product privilege, the objection should be overruled where, as here, the objecting party failed to make a foundational showing that a response would actually disclose matters protected by the work product privilege (e.g., significant tactical information about the case).
Dissenting and concurring opinion, slip op. p. 1.
Our Supremes almost never grant hearings on discovery matters. They should do so in this one and resolve the issue, as Justice Kane suggested: "To date, our Supreme Court has not weighed in on this subject. It should do so. Clarifying the scope of the work product privilege in this context is important for legal practitioners and in propria persona litigants." Id., slip op. p. 2.
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Having idlis for breakfast today. Did not want to have sambhar with it. Would be too heavy a breakfast. Besides, the same sambhar and idli had become a bit too boring. So a change was required.
The change was brought about by the accompanying chutney. A green chutney made with curd. You might say this is more like a raita. Agreed. But how does the name matter? As a chutney, with my idlis it makes a lip smacking breakfast.
It is a pretty simple and quick to make idli accompaniment. While your idlis are being steamed the chutney will be ready. In fact faster than that.
So here is my idli chutney recipe.
Combine the coriander, curry leaves, coconut, chilies and salt in a grinder. Adding a tablespoon or two of water grind the chutney to a. fine paste. Set aside.
Lightly beat the curd in a bowl. We do not want it to be runny or too smooth. It should be a bit granular.
Add the chutney paste to the curd and mix well.
Heat the oil in a tempering dish.
When the oil is hot add all the ingredients. The mustard seeds will cackle.
While the seeds cackle pour the ingredients into the chutney. Cover immediately.
Covering immediately helps capture the aroma.
Enjoy a light yet filling breakfast.
This chutney goes equally well with dhoklas, kebabs, rice, parathas and any other dish of your choice.


In the 9th century, two brothers set out on a road to bring the words of Jesus Christ to a place 1000 km away. It was a long dangerous road but it turned out to be a real success. Thanks to that mission almost 300 000 000 people can now speak of God and pray in their own languages. We are talking about the Slavs – the largest ethno-linguistic group in Europe.
Those brothers who went on that successful mission were the Saints Cyril and Methodius.
On 11th of May the Orthodox Church (24th May according to Gregorian calendar) celebrates the feast of St. Cyril and Methodius, co-patrons of Europe.
Cyril and Methodius were born in the early 9th century in Thessalonika into a senatorial family. Their father was an officer in a part of Greece inhabited by many Slavs. In 862, a decisive change in their lives occurred when the Duke of Moravia (today in the Czech Republic) asked the Eastern Emperor Michael for political independence from German rule and ecclesiastical autonomy (having their own clergy and liturgy). Cyril and Methodius undertook the missionary task.
Cyril's first work was to invent an alphabet, still used in some Eastern liturgies. Together they translated the Gospels, the psalter, Paul's letters and the liturgical books into Slavonic, and composed a Slavonic liturgy, highly irregular then.
That and their free use of the vernacular in preaching led to opposition from the German clergy. The bishop refused to consecrate Slavic bishops and priests, and Cyril was forced to appeal to Rome. On the visit to Rome, he and Methodius had the joy of seeing their new liturgy approved by Pope Adrian II.
Cyril, long an invalid, died in Rome 50 days after taking the monastic habit (in 869). Methodius continued mission work for 16 more years. He was papal legate for all the Slavic peoples, consecrated a bishop and then given an ancient see (now in the Czech Republic). Methodius died in 884, Tuesday of Holy Week, surrounded by his disciples, in his cathedral church.
"Blessed are you, O Christ our God. You have shown the fishermen to be all wise, sending down upon them the Holy Spirit. Through them You have caught the whole world in Your net. O Lover of Mankind, glory to You." (Pentecost Troparion).
It can be frightening to think of laying down your life or being rejected. Scripture tells us that even if father or mother reject you, God will not reject you (Psalm 27:10). It is through spending time with Him in prayer and partaking in the Holy Mysteries that you receive the power of the Holy Spirit and know that you are not alone. You will find joy and peace when you surrender yourself to God without reserve and conditions, desiring nothing but His will and letting Him act as He knows best. At Pentecost, the Apostles received the grace and courage to go out and proclaim the Gospel and to lay down their lives. The Holy Spirit will give you the courage to lay down your life in sacrifice and service. Be not afraid. "There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear" (1 John 4:16-18).
Dear rovers and rangers on the way to Euromoot 2019!
1. Do I see myself as an Apostle of Christ?
2. How often do I read the Gospel? Can I manage my everyday Hour of the Road/Moment of the Light?
3. What more can I do to bring faith in Jesus into my community/society?
During next months, you will have a chance to reflect on the lives of all the patron saints of the Euromoot 2019. It is an opportunity to" prepare the way for the Lord"!