Man, I hate to keep sounding like a downer, but we just had to have the talk with my mom about moving her into an Retirement home. Yippeee… Truth is, she realized the time had come and with hugs and tears between her, me and my husband, I'm sure we will all muddle through. So, I am telling all of you right now, as soon as I start peeing my pants and forgetting what day it is, park me in the Caviar and Champagne Rest Home and call it a day.
And because I hate feeling sorry for myself, I dug up another favorite quote, this from Aldous Huxley, puts it all in perspective. And playing in the photoshop sandbox always makes me feel better. Enjoy!
Thanks for stopping by, I love hearing your comments, even though it takes me some time to get to them, time zones and all. All my best wishes go out to you this day.
We had a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner and of course, I ate too much, the turkey was awesome, the conversation light and entertaining, the desserts, plentiful and delicious. But now, the dishes are clean, the silver is stowed for another year. But I'm still in the mood to give thanks. Many of you may know that I recently traveled to San Diego, for the memorial service for my half-sister, Patricia Anne Trimble. It was a lovely gathering of family and friends, and I was quite moved by a quote that the Pastor read to us at the close of the ceremony. It is called, "What will Matter" by Michael Josephson, and I am quoting it here, as it is fitting for this time of year when we have the opportunity to reflect on what is really important in our lives.
"Ready or not, some day it will all come to an end. There will be no more sunrises, no minutes, hours or days. All the things you collected, whether treasured or forgotten, will pass to someone else. Your wealth, fame and temporal power will shrivel to irrelevance. It will not matter what you owned, or what you owed.
Your grudges, resentments, frustrations, and jealousies will finally disappear. So, too, your hopes, ambitions, plans and to-do lists will expire. The wins and losses that once seemed so important will fade away. It won't matter where you came from or what side of the tracks you lived on at the end. It won't matter whether you were beautiful or brilliant. Even your gender and skin color will be irrelevant.
So, what will matter? How will the value of your days be measured?
What will matter, is not what you bought, but what you built; not what you got, but what you gave.
What will matter is every act of integrity, compassion, courage, or sacrifice that enriched, empowered, or encouraged others to emulate your example.
What will matter is not how many people you knew, but how many will feel a lasting loss when you are gone.
What will matter is how long you will be remembered, by whom, and for what.
Living a life that matters doesn't happen by accident. It's not a matter of circumstance, but choice.
I would like to add that I choose to offer up these words to you, friends I've met in person, and friends I've made through this wonderful digital world we share on the internet. Human connections are so very important, no matter the medium. Thank you so much for stopping by and I'd love to hear what matters to you.


As I raise my children, I try to set a good example for them as one who claims to be a follower of Christ. I am more successful in some areas than in others, of course. Because we homeschool, they have walked with me through nearly every day, good and bad, and have seen how I've dealt with difficult situations and people. Sometimes we talk about what has happened, because I want them to understand why I handled a particular scenario as I did, or how I could have done better. I tend to lecture, to talk too much, in an effort to illustrate my point, particularly if I feel passionately about an issue. I was recently given the opportunity to review the book 25 Truths from Ed Douglas Publications through the Schoolhouse Crew, and was pleased to find some assistance in keeping the lectures short, along with ways to engage my children in discussion.
Ed Douglas retired in 2006 from being Chairman and CEO of Citizens Bancshare Bank, and now owns Ed Douglas Certified Financial Planning/Consulting. 25 Truths is his 3rd book. He gives financial seminars for adults and also speaks to students on financial issues. He's been appointed to statewide positions in the state of Missouri. He serves on boards and would be considered Important. He's the kind of guy who has the credentials to speak about how to be successful. (You can read his bio here.) He is also married, the father of three grown children, and a Christian. He has made his faith and his family priorities in his life, which means he's made some very different choices than many of the "successful" people you see on the news.
This book, 25 Truths, began as a list of life principles Mr. Douglas had put together and would share with family and friends. The list evolved into this book. Each truth is presented with a corresponding Bible verse or quote, along with a short reading, usually including a story from Mr. Douglas's experiences. Following each one is a summary, in which the chapter's principle is reworded and perhaps clarified a bit, and then the Workshop, which includes questions to encourage thoughtfulness and discussion.
When my girls and I went through this book together, we read one principle each day. Their responses were so interesting! From the very first truth - "Protect Your Reputation" - we had great discussions. They didn't think they had reputations at this stage of their lives (they are 12 and 13). As we talked about it, though, they were able to see that even as young as they are, they have reputations within our extended family, our church, and the groups in which they participate (choir, ballet, gymnastics, etc.). They could also see how easy it is to lose a good reputation, and how important it is to protect one's good name.
It's suggested that this book is best for grades 6-12, and I think that's pretty accurate. As I went through the book with my girls, I saw them making connections with the principles - in many cases, these were things they already knew on some level, but the simple phrases allowed us to bring them to the forefront for more careful consideration. This book would be a great tool for a youth group or college Bible study, or any group, really. Mr. Douglas mentioned using it with the high school tennis team he coached, and I thought that sounded like a perfect venue.
If the book were to be reprinted, I'd love to see more careful editing - I noticed several typos throughout, and thought the writing could be smoothed out in some places. Overall, though, this is an excellent way to spark conversation on some basic life principles with people at almost any stage of life, whether they are learning what it means to live life to the fullest, or perhaps need to be reminded.
You can purchase 25 Truths for $12.50 from the 25 Truths website.


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Hai Hospitality Names Ariana Quant Exec Pastry Chef Of Uchi Concepts
Hai Hospitality today announced the appointment of Ariana Quant to Executive Pastry Chef of all Uchi restaurants, a new position for the company, effective immediately. In this new role, Quant will lead pastry recipe development and oversee the pastry departments of all Uchi locations, collaborating with each market's Chef de Cuisine.
"Ariana is a superb pastry chef and an unlimited source of talent and creativity," commented Founding Chef and Partner Tyson Cole. "Ariana's desserts have become part of the Uchi lexicon; a dish like Jasmine Cream is perfection on its own, but the way it complements the menu illustrates Ariana's immense talent, sense of nuance and attention to detail. We look forward to seeing her creative impact on all the Uchi restaurants."
Austin, TX-based Hai Hospitality, which last week announced a significant investment from an affiliate of KSL Capital Partners, is opening Uchi Miami, its fifth location, in early 2021. Ariana will oversee the pasty department there, as well as existing Uchi locations in Austin, Dallas, Denver and Houston.
Quant has been entrenched in the restaurant industry since she was a child, helping out at her family's Chinese restaurant in Lubbock, Texas. Realizing at a young age that pastry was her passion, Quant moved to New York to study the pastry arts at the Culinary Institute of America. While in school, Quant did her externship at Farallon in San Francisco, with the James Beard Award-winning Chef Emily Luchetti. Later, Quant planted her roots in Las Vegas, where she worked at the Maccioni family's Le Cirque, Hubert Keller's Fleur de Lys, Alain Ducasse's miX, 3 Michelin-starred Joël Robuchon, and 1 Michelin-starred L'Atelier Joël Robuchon, where she became the lead Pastry Sous Chef.
Missing Texas, Quant made her move to Austin in 2015 and earned a spot on the Uchiko team. Now, as the current pastry chef at Uchi Austin, Uchiko, and Uchi Denver, she continues to elevate the dessert menus across all three restaurants with her originality.
"When I joined Hai Hospitality in 2015 I immediately sensed a difference from other companies I've worked with. There is a culture that breeds growth and innovation that has been incredibly meaningful to me," said Ariana Quant, Executive Pastry Chef, Hai Hospitality. "I am so excited to continue to evolve with this group and collaborate with all of the talented people that make our group unique."
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Down Syndrome Daily: What Will Sequestration Mean for People with Disabilities?
What Will Sequestration Mean for People with Disabilities?
A series of automatic, across-the-board cuts to federal government spending totaling $1.2 trillion over the course of 10 years are set to take effect this Friday, March 1. Dubbed "sequestration" these cuts, if implemented, will be split between defense and domestic discretionary spending.
The National Council on Disability (NCD) urges the Executive Branch and Congress to find a responsible alternative to sequestration to prevent potential harm to Americans with disabilities and their families.
Originally passed as part of the Budget Control Act of 2011 on the heels of the debt ceiling compromise, the sequester was intended to pressure the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction (the "Supercommittee") to agree on a budget of $1.5 trillion by way of spending cuts and revenue increases over the next decade.
Congress stopped mandatory budget cuts from taking effect by passing the American Taxpayer Relief Act January 2 when the deadline was pushed back to March 1, 2013. If Congress fails to agree on a budget to reduce the federal deficit by then $85 billion in spending cuts – split evenly between domestic and defense discretionary programs – will go into effect.
For Americans with disabilities, this means everything from special education to transportation, to housing and health care programs will "feel the pinch" due to the precarious collision of across-the-board cuts and unforeseen circumstances.
Defense spending. Amounts to half the sequester cuts.
Non-defense. Includes housing, education, and employment programs.
Medicare. Limited to a 2% cut in payments to Medicare providers, specifically hospitals and doctors.
Assistance to individuals with low-incomes and their families like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF, or welfare), the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP, or food stamps), unemployment benefits and provider payments made through Medicare will not be cut, although staff time and resources are likely to be compromised.
While other non-defense programs are facing a 8.4 percent cut, Medicare cuts are limited to 2 percent per fiscal year. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that in 2013 a 2 percent cut totals $123 billion dollars.
Disability benefits will also remain intact, but across-the-board budget cuts would force the SSA to "curtail service to the public," according to the White House. Social Security Commissioner Michael J. Astrue wrote on Feb. 7 that administrative cuts could slow disability claims, "If we do not have enough staff to keep up or if furloughs prevent them from working, the public can expect to wait longer in our offices, on the phone, and for disability decisions at all levels."
Pending levels of initial disability claims are likely to rise by over 140,000 claims, and it is estimated that applicants will have to wait about two weeks longer for decision on disability claims and nearly a month longer for disability hearing decisions.
$1.9 billion in cuts to housing assistance for an estimated 125,000 Americans, including assistance for elderly and people with disabilities, as part of the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program would be lost – increasing the possibility of homelessness, according to testimony to the Senate by Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan on February 14.
Rural rental assistance for 10,000 very low-income rural people, mostly single women, seniors, or people with disabilities would be eliminated as a result of cuts to the Department of Agriculture.
$978 million in comprehensive funding cuts would affect 30.7 million special education students.
Funding for special education, specifically, would be slashed by nearly $600 million, reducing supports for students with disabilities to 2005 levels.
Federal funding for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) will be reduced by 28 percent, totaling a loss of one billion dollars.
Close to 15,000 special education teachers could lose their jobs resulting in larger class sizes.
70,000 children, many of them disabled, would be dropped from Head Start programs.
Funding for "up to 7,200″ special education support workers – such as personnel aides and money for assistance – would also be eliminated, according to the White House.
Vocational rehabilitation stands to lose $160 million leading to the reduction of services, increasing wait times for services and placing disabled job seekers in administrative limbo on waiting lists.
Military Pay (including PCS and Subsistence) is exempt under the sequestration exemption. Programs such as TRICARE, tuition assistance and family support programs are not exempt and do fall under sequestration.
There are no direct cuts to Veterans Administration health care programs under sequestration, but individuals forced to turn to the VA to obtain care they normally receive under TRICARE could add increased burdens to the system.
The sequester would place tens of thousands of Americans with disabilities at greater risk for hunger and homelessness, endanger the education of millions of children with disabilities and delay employment services and disability benefits for scores of people with disabilities – including disabled veterans -- who are, on average, already at greater risk of poverty.


I'm in the market for a new job. I'm not sure if you've ever noticed, but there really isn't that much information out there to help me narrow my search.
Employers generally don't advertise what the salary is, and if you phone them they're often coy. So I'm going to have to wait until I get to the job interview. If they don't tell me upfront in the interview, I can ask, but I then run the risk of being perceived as having the wrong attitude. As a woman of child-bearing age, I'm certainly not game enough to ask about family friendly policies. Would the employer think I was about to run off and have babies? And I certainly wouldn't feel comfortable asking about drug tests; not because I've been taking any drugs lately, but because I'd be interested to know whether or not they're going to jab a needle in me.
I recently attended a talk about workplace transparency by Professor Cynthia Estlund from the New York University law school. She thinks that businesses should have to publicly publish information about (among other things) workplace policies, salaries they offer, the cultural and gender make-up of their staff and the kinds of hours employees are expected to work.
It was a concept entirely new to me, and yet, it shouldn't be. Food companies have to label their packages so we know what ingredients and preservatives their goods contain. Board members, journalists and government officials have to disclose certain relationships and business interests. Basically, mandatory disclosure keeps the market honest.
Unlike buying, say, a muesli bar, I'm going to have to wait to find out the answers to all of my burning questions until I've accepted the job – that is, after I've already bought the muesli bar and started munching on it. In the case of flexible work options, it might be weeks or months into my employment, and by that stage I'd have turned down other job opportunities and stopped sending out applications.
Job applicants are asked to commit to spending 38 hours a week to work for a business that they know nothing about. Sure, they can Google the business and check out all the positive information that the marketing team is keen to share with the world. But no company website is going to tell me about a high turnover of staff, whether or not I would be the only woman in the entire business, or a culture of excessive overtime.
In Australia there is a lot of information already available to the public. As a rule, all enterprise bargaining agreements are published for the world to see. As long as a job applicant can figure out which agreement would cover the workplace for the job they're applying for, they already have a large amount of the information they might need. But figuring this out isn't always easy. And lots of businesses don't have collective agreements.
Businesses have been very reluctant to make public much of the information they make available to their staff. One reason is that knowledge empowers people. Professor Estlund gave the example of Westinghouse, who explained that they couldn't possibly make public the salaries they were paying their engineers because there was a shortage of engineers and other companies would lure their staff away with more money. How terrible! To pay these engineers what the market says they're worth!
Estlund made it clear that she doesn't want to make more work for employers. And she's talking about the American labour market, with far fewer minimum standards and only 8% of workplaces unionised. She's talking about information that employers already have, that they either share with existing employees or provide for other regulatory purposes. As someone who is trawling through job ads, sending letters, making phone calls, attending interviews, I'm thinking that all of these employer's I'm hassling would spend far less time and money on recruitment and reduce the risk of hiring the wrong person for the job, simply by being upfront about their workplace.
The side effect of publishing all of this kind of information is that employees and potential employees know the lay of the land. Under the last Liberal governments system of Australian Workplace Agreements (AWAs), the content of individual agreements was confidential. I don't think it's a coincidence that we saw a significant reduction in wages and conditions for employees employed under AWAs. Where information is public, employees have a better understanding of how their conditions compare with others and where they can go for conditions that better suit them. Public disclosure of the good and the bad might just encourage employers to cut down on the bad. Not all employers want to be the best, but none want to be known as the worst. That's just bad PR. Surely that's reason enough to consider the idea.
Along these lines, one of the slogans of the Trotskyist left in the thirties was for employers to open their books. The idea being that, in the midst of layoffs and cutbacks, transparency would encourage discussions about precisely how and where companies were making money, and would provoke workers to draw radical conclusions. Not surprisingly, employers then and employers now were never very keen on the notion.
Well it probably didn't help that it was the Trotskyites who were suggesting such a thing. Even just a whiff of the left-wing is often enough to send business running! While we're less frightened of the left here in Australia, this is evidenced by the recent discussion in the States of universal health care as equating to socialism (and therefore equating to the anti-democratic anti-capitalist infringement of individual rights).
The Trotskyites made a valid point though – other than stirring up all of those radical conclusions of course and causing a riot, the proposal serves to suggest that the secrecy around company finances is less about commercial-in-confidence and more about a company having the freedom to make decisions about it's employees that are not in the interest of those employees or the wider community.
This is the best idea I've read in at least a month. YES. Make the information available, so we know what we're signing our lives away for. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have taken my job if I knew what I was in for, job crisis or not.


do you know pottery barn's best selling product?
ope. It's not the white slipcovered sofa they popularized in the '80s. It's something you've seen countless times. Something you can't even buy from their catalogue.
What is it? Lifestyle. It's the Pottery Barn lifestyle that entices, seduces and eventually convinces you to buy their products. Think about the last time you perused one of their catalogues. What did you see? A sumptuous leather wing back chair. Next to it, a stack of vintage suitcases. Balanced atop it a brandy snifter containing a swirl of amber liquid. A tasseled throw blanket is casually tossed over the arm of the chair. Beyond this cozy scene, a bookcase overflowing with leather-bound antique books and curious looking vintage vases. On the floor, a Persian rug with honeyed, rich tones. OK, I'll stop. I think you're starting to get it.
Only some of the items I described above are actually for sale by Pottery Barn. The rest? Mere props for the photo shoot. I've practically made a living out of studying the brilliant photo styling techniques employed by this mega retailer. Why? Because it works. It works on us psychologically. It even works on me – and I know how they're doing it! Subliminally, Pottery Barn is selling you their furniture and accessories by hawking nothing less than a full-blown lifestyle.
Look closely at the photos. In the kitchen organizing system photo, you'll see hand-written notes on the wall calendar or rough-hewn schoolhouse-style chalkboard: "Allegra to Dance Class – Thursday noon", "Jamie's Soccer Game, Sat. 2 pm - Don't Forget to Bring Oatmeal Cookies!", "Grandpa's Visit – 2/11-2/18". You get the picture. Allegra? Please. Nobody is named Allegra. I believe that is an allergy medicine. And don't get me started on the grocery lists. "Crème Fraiche, Herbs, Arugula, Coffee Beans, Fresh Sourdough". Do these people spend $1,000 a week on groceries? And shop only at Farmer's Markets? Apparently so.
Make no mistake. This is a lifestyle merchandiser. Pottery Barn wants to sell you furniture, yes, but they didn't become a powerhouse retailer by stopping there. After all, how can you just purchase the Devon Campaign Style End Table when the massive Seeded Glass Lamp with Pure Silk Drum Shade looks so stunning on top of it? Oh, and that little Bird Sculpture. And the Silver Plate Frame, yes, the whole set of Silver Plate Frames, while we're at it.
As you can see, I have this kind of love-hate relationship with them. Mostly, I take what they do and use it in our home staging business. We don't just stage homes. We merchandise a lifestyle. Don't think for a moment that a huge apothecary jar filled with organic soaps, sea sponges and bath salts doesn't scream Pottery Barn. Spa. Serenity. Relaxation. "I'll be so organized and relaxed if we buy this house!" "I'll put my bath salts in a big jar like that." "I can see myself taking long bubble baths here." You get the idea.
It's a fact. Every woman in America is bequeathed a lifetime subscription to the Pottery Barn catalogue if she has ever even browsed one of their stores, turned on her computer and brushed past their website, or happened upon their catalogue by accident. It's as if Pottery Barn knows our very hopes, aspirations and dreams. And knows they are laced with Tuscan Footed Urns, Herb Garden Topiaries and, yes, Apothecary Jars. Sigh.


Six Flags has continued the development of their Virtual Reality coaster experiences with the creation of their new "Rage of the Gargoyle" VR experience. Powered by their partnership with Samsung and Oculus, eight different parks chain-wide will receive this new addition during the fall for Fright Fest.
In Rage of the Gargoyles, riders—wearing Samsung Gear VR headsets—are pilots seated in the cockpit of an Apache-style helicopter. With a devastated cityscape as the backdrop, a fleet of choppers prepares to battle an army of terrorizing, winged creatures. The action-packed adventure begins when riders ascend up the coaster's lift hill as the blood-thirsty gargoyles mercilessly attack the copter's fragile glass barrier. The epic on-screen conflict quickly accelerates as the high-definition imagery synchs perfectly to the coaster's movements sending riders twisting, turning and diving through the hazardous city streets—flying over battered skyscrapers, plunging underneath twisted bridges and dodging falling debris, all while shooting to repel these lethal demons and conquer the vicious master gargoyle. A surprise ending to this fully-immersive virtual odyssey will leave guests breathless, and ready to experience Rage of the Gargoyles over and over again.
The ride will act as an interactive video game for riders, but does not employ traditional gaming controllers. Head contours and movements will fire the virtual blaster in the game, allowing guests to compete with each other. Eight parks are slated to receive this new experience in the fall time.
We are excited to try this new experience out when it opens in the coming months! That's all for now from Theme Park Overload. Make sure to "LIKE" our Facebook Page for Exclusive Content and Breaking News Updates. www.Facebook.com/ThemeParkOverload My name's Nicholous, and Thanks for Reading!


If you wish to learn how to knit these miltered squares and to join them as you go I advice you to watch Cheryl Brunette's videos on youtube. They are excellent ?
Crochet, tunisian crochet and knitting ?
And reminds me of a field of tulips ?
But it was quiet easy after watching some youtube videos ?
It is called a memory blanket. And the squares, miltered squares.
I am very happy to share with you today my latest creation: The harlequin blanket??
This blanket is for my baby girl's cousin due in December ? I enjoyed working on it. This is my first harlequin blanket but for sure not the last.
I found it very relaxing working on the losanges and very fast too. The blanket is easy to do and the result is really lovely.
I crocheted it with a 3.5mm hook and the Stylecraft special dk and Stylecraft life dk yarn. I love their range and choice of colors and the yarn is lovely to work with.
And now I can't wait to start another one ?
I am a granny squares lover. They are my favorite to crochet. I can't resist them ?
While cleaning my craft room on Sunday I found 23 squares crocheted long time ago with dk yarn. Oh joy! It was the perfect timing for such a discovery ?
This blanket is for my cousin's baby girl due in December ? I hope she will like it!
You can find how to crochet the losanges and join them HERE.
I am crocheting it with a 3.5mm hook and Stylecraft life dk and Stylecraft special dk yarn ?
The blanket is not done yet… I am waiting for a yarn delivery cause I run out of some of the main colors… my fingers are itching to finish it… so I can start another one ?


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In 1960, Herbert Linge and Paul-Ernst Strähle guided the 356 B 1600 GS Carrera GT Coupé to Porsche's first-ever overall victory at the Rally of Corsica.
The 1960 motorsport season was an overwhelming triumph for Porsche. With overall victories in Sebring and in the Targa Florio, the Zuffenhausen-based sports car manufacturer won two races in the prestigious World Supercar Championship for the first time. The company also enjoyed significant success in the rally events held that year.
At the fifth edition of the Tour de Corse, which was held from 5 to 8 November 1960, Herbert Linge and Paul-Ernst Strähle steered the 356 B 1600 GS Carrera GT Coupé to Porsche's first-ever overall victory at the demanding circuit on the Mediterranean island of Corsica.
Boasting a route with a very high number of corners that wound their way across difficult mountainous terrain, the Tour de Corse quickly became known as the 'Ten Thousand Turns Rally'. Herbert Linge still has vivid memories of this rally, which formed part of the French and German Rally Championship: 'At a length of 1,282 kilometres, it was one of the toughest rally events around and one of the most interesting to drive. It showed off the wild beauty of this island to its full extent and featured everything you could want from a long-distance contest.'
The winding nature of the circuit posed a considerable challenge for drivers and materials alike, which was especially apparent in the high levels of tyre wear at the 1960 event. The asphalt was very rugged and was also in poor condition in certain sections, which placed an extremely high level of stress on the tyres. This made tyre changes all but essential for cars that were ultimately targeting victory.
The 356 B 1600 GS Carrera GT was no exception. Herbert Linge clarifies just how significant a factor this was: 'Despite using belted tyres, we were forced to change both rear wheels after 700 kilometres. To put that in context, back then we were able to complete the 1,000-kilometre race at the Nürburgring on a single set of tyres without any difficulty.'


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India is a big country and there are at least several climatic zone, so it depends where you want to go.
In this article I will try to describe the best months for visiting in each state of India.
Andhra Pradesh: it depends on where are you going. Coastal part of the Andhra Pradesh characterized by hot summers and heavy rainfalls during monsoons period which lasts here till November. Plateau area is drier but colder especially in the evenings. Best months to visit are from October till March. The hottest period is May-June.
Assam: the most popular months among the tourists are from March to May when the orchids are in bloom. However, autumn months from November to February are also good for travelling, but take some warm clothes for evenings. Avoid travelling in monsoons period from June to September.
Chhattisgarh: is rather hot state so it is better to visit it from October till March when temperature is comfortable and range from 10 degree in the evening to 30 at the daytime. May is the hottest month and it is really challenging to travel there in forty-degree heat.
Goa: Temperature in Goa stay around 25-32 degree around the year, but the best months for visit are considered from late October till early April. It is better to avoid monsoon months from June to August. The most popular months among tourist are December and January. During these months Goa is overcrowded and prices are higher.
Gujarat: With a best months for visiting from October till March, it is considered that Gujarat is comfortable for travelling the whole year. Keep in mind that it can be cool in the evenings during winter months especially in the desert. While it could be very hot during summer months.
Haryana: this area has similar weather conditions as Rajastan does.
Himachal Pradesh: the most comfortable months for travelling are from September to November, when the temperature is about 20 degrees which is rather comfortable. Moreover number of tourists in this period is significantly lower than in high season (May and June). There are many colorful festival in these months as well, so you can immerse yourself in the joyfulness of India at your best. May and June are also the best months as the weather is nice and warm but be ready to the crowds of tourists. There is a monsoons period in July and August. Winter (November - February) in Himachal Pradesh is cold, mountains are covered with a thick layer of snow, however if you want skiing or snowboarding this is of course the best period.
Jharkhand: Summer in Jharkhand that starts at March and lasts till June characterized by hot and wet weather. The best months for travelling in Jharkhand are winter months from October to February when it is dry and temperature varies between 10 and 20 degrees.
Karnataka: best months to travel to Karnataka are from November till April. Try to avoid visit this state during monsoons periods that lasts from May till October, especially its coastal part because beside heavy rains, temperature usually falls down.
Kashmir: best time to visit Kashmir is from March to October, however spring and autumn can be rather cool (temperature could fall down to 6 degrees). Winters are cold in Kashmir.
Kerala: you may travel to Kerala all year long, but the best months are from October till March, when the temperature is not so hot and rains occur rarely. Monsoons period starts in May and lasts till September.
Madhya Pradesh: Best months to visit this the largest state in India which territory is bigger than Germany are from November to March. During monsoons period that starts at June and lasts till October all national parks are closed, so it is better to avoid travelling during these months.
Maharashtra: first of all try to avoid monsoons period in Maharashtra that lasts from June to September, because rainfalls are really heave here and it will probably spoil your vacation. The best months to visit Maharashtra are from October to April but be ready to cold evenings especially in winter months.
Orissa: best months to visit Orissa are from November till March, when the temperature is the most comfort varying from 16 to 28 degrees. Rains begin in April.
Punjab: winter in Punjab region lasts from October till March.It is a good season for traveling as the weather is dry, but don't forget about warm clothes! At daytime temperature may fall to 13 degrees, while at night it may be around zero. April, May and June are also dry months but it became very hot during the day with the temperature around 45 degrees. From July till September there is a period of heavy rainfalls.
Rajasthan: it is considered that Rajasthan can be visited all year around. Monsoon months are July and August, but rains are short downpours so they probably won't spoil your vacations a lot. It could be slightly cold from December till February especially at the evenings and early mornings,so bring warm clothes with you. It gets much warmer in March, while in April it is really hot.
Sikkim: best months to visit this very small but picturesque state are from March to May and from October to November when the temperature is comfortable and not so cold as in winters. Monsoons period is from June to September.
Tamil Nadu: this is probably one of the hottest state in India with a temperature raises up to 40 degrees from April till June. The best months to visit Tamil Nadu are from June till September and then from January till March when the temperature is not so hot and there are no rains. Rains come in October and last till December.
Uttarakhand: As in the other regions, there is a monsoon period in Uttarakhand with rainfalls that lasts here from June to September. The best time for traveling is from March to May when the weather is warm enough with a temperature around 30 at daytime and 15 at night. Winters here are cold with temperature maximum of 15 degrees and lasts from October till February.
Uttar Pradesh: Try to avoid to travel to Uttar Pradesh during monsoons period from June to September. as monsoons period could turn into real disaster here because the rivers overflow their banks. Months from October to March are considered to be the best to visit Uttar Pradesh, but don't forget about warm clothes - it can be cold in the evenings. April and May could be very hot, but this is a perfect time if you are planning to visit mountains.
West Bengal: Best months for visiting west bengal are from october to march when the temperature is not so hot. Keep in mind that in the evening temperature could fall down to 10 degrees.
If you are going to visit India for the first time you will probably find interesting and useful my article India travel tips.
For the information about transport in India and the best way to move around the country, please read my article Trains and buses in India.


The classic charm and elegance of courtyard houses is something that never fails to enamor me. The history and origin of these houses in India date all the way back to the Indus Valley civilization and are found in multiple forms in various parts of India.
Whether it is the Nalukettu houses of Kerala, Havelis of Rajasthan, Wada houses of Gujarat or the traditional houses of Goa, all of them reflect a way of life rather than just an architectural style. Deeply associated with the joint family system and impeccably planned to work for all climates, these houses are representative of the culture and social life of the yesteryear's.
With terracotta tiles, red oxide flooring, stone walls and graceful pillars the courtyard houses found in South India is my all time favorites.
With oodles of old world charm, I have always fancied living in such a house and doing up the space my way.
Having a swing in the house has always been my childhood dream. With a broad solid wood plank that is a great seating option, a swing can only compliment the beauty of a courtyard house living space and add to its rustic appeal.
Traditional lamps whether hung or placed on the ground is sure to add the authentic touch to the courtyard home.
A flower rangoli or conventional kolam (essentially drawings on the floor associated with religious and cultural beliefs) beneath the lamp could accentuate the setting. You can even have an antique lamp in the center of your outdoor space amidst greens and pots.
The ideal way to enhance and highlight the aesthetics of a courtyard house is by the use of antiques. Nothing can match the allure of an antique phone, typewriter or an ancient clock. Ancestral furniture, old trunks and storage boxes thrown in is sure to give your space the vintage look.
Brass embellishments, door knobs, handles and even latches of various kinds can lend the doors and walls a traditional yet regal appearance.
I am a big fan of pots and pans of the days of the yore. Apart from their functional value using them as artifacts is something I particularly love. Their effect in creating a space that is classy yet unconventional is magical.
Make use of all the kitchenware your mom and grandmom stashed away in the attic; you are sure to discover a treasure!
So beautiful! I just love these courtyard houses too! And who would have thought of installing an indoor swing – I'd love one!
How wonderful, I can always. Dream of having one !!
Very interesting post Rashmi….typical to Indian homes, you so rightly said that each house reflects a way of life through its decor…lovely pictures indeed.
Lovely, but need to have a courtyard house first!!!
Yes:) that is true Swami!
Really interesting post, and some lovely photos. A glimpse into another world.
Hi Rashmi. I love courtyard houses too.. One of my childhood dreams has been to play in the pouring rain in the courtyard of an ancient home. Looks like some of the pics above are taken at the Malgudi Vattika in Bangalore. I recently visited it and fell in love with the interiors there.
Yes Sindhu; even I dream of the same:) Thanks for reading!
Thanks for sharing this… I love courtyard houses too & dream of living in them. The swing , the lamps , everything is just beautiful!
Rashmi you took me back to kerala!!
My favourite touch is the traditional lamps. Lovely.
So beautiful, thank you for sharing .
Its really very nice place to visit. very well presentation.
I do love courtyard houses – great post!
Looking at your wonderful post from such geographical and cultural distance I am amazed at the glorious diversity our world has to offer. Thank you for your informative post and photos!


Cruise across the Eastern Mediterranean and into the Red Sea, where cultures and empires have converged for centuries.
The fabled Eastern Mediterranean region provides a striking array of cultures and centuries of fascinating history. Join your fellow Princetonians on this comprehensive Journey, October 29 – November 14, 2011, which introduces travelers to six countries and the waters that have transported merchants, corsairs, missionaries, and conquerors for centuries.
The voyage aboard the 110-passenger Clipper Odyssey begins in Crete before tracing the Turquoise Coast of Turkey to the far eastern Mediterranean, where ruins of ancient castles, tombs, and villages stand as archaeological treasures. In lieu of a previously scheduled stop in Syria, explore Cyprus before spending two days in Lebanon for visiting Beirut, beautiful Byblos and Roman Baalbek. A special highlight of this program is a daylight transit of the impressive Suez Canal en route to the Red Sea. Take an overland excursion to St. Catherine's Monastery on the Sinai Peninsula before disembarking in Aqaba, Jordan. The adventure ends in Amman after a special visit to Petra, the UNESCO World Heritage Site where even seasoned travelers stand in awe of this jaw-dropping expanse of rose-red temples, tombs, and civic buildings carved into the sheer rock face of the Sharah Mountains.
Please note: Princetonians will be joined on this Journey by members of the Archaeological Institute of America and other like-minded travelers.


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י״ב בתשרי ה׳תשע״ט (September 21, 2018)
Menahot 42a-b: Who can write STa"M (Sefer Torah, Tefillin and Mezuzot)?
Rav Ḥinnana the son of Rava from Pashronya taught: A Sefer Torah, Tefillin and Mezuzot that were written by a min (heretic), kuti, goy, eved (non-Jewish slaves), ishah (women), katan (minors) and Yisrael meshummad (apostate) are invalid, based on the passage in Sefer Devarim (6:8-9) that connects laying tefillin and writing mezuzot. This passage is understood to teach that only those obligated in laying tefillin can be involved with writing them.
The Ritva explains that this teaching is applied to tefillin and mezuzot about which the passage is speaking, as well as Sefer Torah which has a higher level of sanctity.
None of the abovementioned individuals are obligated in laying tefillin:
Kutim – apparently this opinion does not accept the position that kutim were true converts (see below).
Women and slaves – are not obligated in positive, time-bound commandments
Minors – are not obligated in mitzvot until they reach maturity
Heretics and apostates – Rashi explains that they have removed themselves from the realm of fulfilling mitzvot.
The term Kutim refers to the nations (not all of whom were truly Kutim, as there were people from other nations, as well) that were exiled to the Land of Israel by the kings of Assyria who were interested in populating the land after they had removed the Israelite people from it. According to Sefer Melakhim (see II Melakhim , chapter 17), these nations converted to Judaism because of their fear of lions that had begun attacking them (from which derives the term gerei arayot – "lion converts"), but they continued worshiping their gods at the same time.
Upon the return of the Jews to Israel at the beginning of the Second Temple period, the Samaritans, descendants of the Kutim, were active in trying to keep the returnees from rebuilding the Temple and the walls of the city of Jerusalem. Even so, there were families – including members of the kohanim – who intermarried with the Samaritans.
During the following years there were continued tensions between the two communities, and Yoḥanan Hyrcanus led his troops into battle against the Samaritans and destroyed the temple that they had built on Har Gerizim. Nevertheless, there were also periods of cooperation, such as the period of the Bar Kokheva rebellion. As is clear above, the attitude of the Sages towards them differed, although after a period of time a final conclusion was reached and they were ruled to be treated as non-Jews, due to their continued involvement with different types of idol worship.
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The Gemara on today's daf relates a number of Rabbinic statements about the importance of fulfilling the commandments of tzitzit.…
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Sanger TD. A Computational Model of Deep-Brain Stimulation for Acquired Dystonia in Children. Front Comput Neurosci. 2018; 12:77. PMID: 30294268.
Sanger TD, Robison A, Arguelles E, Ferman D, Liker M. Case Report: Targeting for Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery Using Chronic Recording and Stimulation in an Inpatient Neuromodulation Monitoring Unit, With Implantation of Electrodes in GPi and Vim in a 7-Year-Old Child With Progressive Generalized Dystonia. J Child Neurol. 2018 Oct; 33(12):776-783. PMID: 30066598.
Sanger TD, Liker M, Arguelles E, Deshpande R, Maskooki A, Ferman D, Tongol A, Robison A. Pediatric Deep Brain Stimulation Using Awake Recording and Stimulation for Target Selection in an Inpatient Neuromodulation Monitoring Unit. Brain Sci. 2018 Jul 17; 8(7). PMID: 30018276.
Bertucco M, Sanger TD. A Model to Estimate the Optimal Layout for Assistive Communication Touchscreen Devices in Children With Dyskinetic Cerebral Palsy. IEEE Trans Neural Syst Rehabil Eng. 2018 Jul; 26(7):1371-1380. PMID: 29985146.
Lin PT, Ross EK, Chidester P, Rosenbluth KH, Hamner SR, Wong SH, Sanger TD, Hallett M, Delp SL. Noninvasive neuromodulation in essential tremor demonstrates relief in a sham-controlled pilot trial. Mov Disord. 2018 Jul; 33(7):1182-1183. PMID: 29663525.
Sanger TD. Basic and Translational Neuroscience of Childhood-Onset Dystonia: A Control-Theory Perspective. Annu Rev Neurosci. 2018 Jul 08; 41:41-59. PMID: 29490197.
Borish CN, Feinman A, Bertucco M, Ramsy NG, Sanger TD. Comparison of speed-accuracy tradeoff between linear and nonlinear filtering algorithms for myocontrol. J Neurophysiol. 2018 Jun 01; 119(6):2030-2035. PMID: 29384451.
Sanger TD, Ferman D. Similarity of Involuntary Postures between Different Children with Dystonia. Mov Disord Clin Pract. 2017 Nov-Dec; 4(6):870-874. PMID: 30868098.
Lunardini F, Casellato C, Bertucco M, Sanger TD, Pedrocchi A. Children With and Without Dystonia Share Common Muscle Synergies While Performing Writing Tasks. Ann Biomed Eng. 2017 08; 45(8):1949-1962. PMID: 28560552.
Koy A, Lin JP, Sanger TD, Marks WA, Mink JW, Timmermann L. Management of movement disorders in children - Authors' reply. Lancet Neurol. 2016 12; 15(13):1302-1303. PMID: 27839637.
Liyanagamage SA, Bertucco M, Bhanpuri NH, Sanger TD. Scaled Vibratory Feedback Can Bias Muscle Use in Children With Dystonia During a Redundant, 1-Dimensional Myocontrol Task. J Child Neurol. 2017 02; 32(2):161-169. PMID: 27798370.
Sohn WJ, Niu CM, Sanger TD. A neuromorphic model of motor overflow in focal hand dystonia due to correlated sensory input. J Neural Eng. 2016 10; 13(5):055001. PMID: 27578228.
Marks W, Bailey L, Sanger TD. PEDiDBS: The pediatric international deep brain stimulation registry project. Eur J Paediatr Neurol. 2017 Jan; 21(1):218-222. PMID: 27375173.
Neymotin SA, Dura-Bernal S, Lakatos P, Sanger TD, Lytton WW. Multitarget Multiscale Simulation for Pharmacological Treatment of Dystonia in Motor Cortex. Front Pharmacol. 2016; 7:157. PMID: 27378922; PMCID: PMC4906029.
Koy A, Lin JP, Sanger TD, Marks WA, Mink JW, Timmermann L. Advances in management of movement disorders in children. Lancet Neurol. 2016 06; 15(7):719-735. PMID: 27302239.
Chu VW, Park SW, Sanger TD, Sternad D. Children With Dystonia Can Learn a Novel Motor Skill: Strategies That are Tolerant to High Variability. IEEE Trans Neural Syst Rehabil Eng. 2016 Aug; 24(8):847-858. PMID: 26829795.
Bertucco M, Bhanpuri NH, Sanger TD. Perceived Cost and Intrinsic Motor Variability Modulate the Speed-Accuracy Trade-Off. PLoS One. 2015; 10(10):e0139988. PMID: 26447874; PMCID: PMC4598106.
Lunardini F, Casellato C, d'Avella A, Sanger TD, Pedrocchi A. Robustness and Reliability of Synergy-Based Myocontrol of a Multiple Degree of Freedom Robotic Arm. IEEE Trans Neural Syst Rehabil Eng. 2016 09; 24(9):940-950. PMID: 26441423.
Ghoreyshi A, Sanger TD. A Nonlinear Stochastic Filter for Continuous-Time State Estimation. IEEE Trans Automat Contr. 2015 Aug; 60(8):2161-2165. PMID: 26412871.
Lunardini F, Maggioni S, Casellato C, Bertucco M, Pedrocchi AL, Sanger TD. Increased task-uncorrelated muscle activity in childhood dystonia. J Neuroeng Rehabil. 2015 Jun 12; 12:52. PMID: 26068444; PMCID: PMC4464613.
Sohn WJ, Niu CM, Sanger TD. Increased long-latency reflex activity as a sufficient explanation for childhood hypertonic dystonia: a neuromorphic emulation study. J Neural Eng. 2015 Jun; 12(3):036010. PMID: 25946372; PMCID: PMC4475677.
Dunning A, Ghoreyshi A, Bertucco M, Sanger TD. The tuning of human motor response to risk in a dynamic environment task. PLoS One. 2015; 10(4):e0125461. PMID: 25901604.
Lunardini F, Bertucco M, Casellato C, Bhanpuri N, Pedrocchi A, Sanger TD. Speed-Accuracy Trade-Off in a Trajectory-Constrained Self-Feeding Task: A Quantitative Index of Unsuppressed Motor Noise in Children With Dystonia. J Child Neurol. 2015 Oct; 30(12):1676-85. PMID: 25895910; PMCID: PMC4575821 [Available on 10/01/16].
Bhanpuri NH, Bertucco M, Young SJ, Lee AA, Sanger TD. Multiday Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Causes Clinically Insignificant Changes in Childhood Dystonia: A Pilot Study. J Child Neurol. 2015 Oct; 30(12):1604-15. PMID: 25792428.
Niu CM, Lee K, Houde JF, Sanger TD. Vowel generation for children with cerebral palsy using myocontrol of a speech synthesizer. Front Hum Neurosci. 2014; 8:1077. PMID: 25657622; PMCID: PMC4302943.
Lunardini F, Casellato C, Bertucco M, Sanger TD, Pedrocchi A. Muscle synergies in children with dystonia capture "healthy" patterns regardless the altered motor performance. Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc. 2015; 2015:2099-102. PMID: 26736702.
Niu CM, Nandyala SK, Sanger TD. Emulated muscle spindle and spiking afferents validates VLSI neuromorphic hardware as a testbed for sensorimotor function and disease. Front Comput Neurosci. 2014; 8:141. PMID: 25538613; PMCID: PMC4255602.
Bertucco M, Sanger TD. Current and emerging strategies for treatment of childhood dystonia. J Hand Ther. 2015 Apr-Jun; 28(2):185-93; quiz 194. PMID: 25835254; PMCID: PMC4424089.
Sanger TD. Risk-aware control. Neural Comput. 2014 Dec; 26(12):2669-91. PMID: 25149696.
Chu VW, Sanger TD. Two different motor learning mechanisms contribute to learning reaching movements in a rotated visual environment. F1000Res. 2014; 3:72. PMID: 26673417; PMCID: PMC4670007.
Sanger TD, Kalaska JF. Crouching tiger, hidden dimensions. Nat Neurosci. 2014 Mar; 17(3):338-40. PMID: 24569828.
Bertucco M, Sanger TD. Speed-accuracy testing on the Apple iPad provides a quantitative test of upper extremity motor performance in children with dystonia. J Child Neurol. 2014 Nov; 29(11):1460-6. PMID: 23965400.
Young SJ, Bertucco M, Sanger TD. Cathodal transcranial direct current stimulation in children with dystonia: a sham-controlled study. J Child Neurol. 2014 Feb; 29(2):232-9. PMID: 23760989.
Chu VW, Sternad D, Sanger TD. Healthy and dystonic children compensate for changes in motor variability. J Neurophysiol. 2013 Apr; 109(8):2169-78. PMID: 23343896; PMCID: PMC3628036.
Young SJ, Bertucco M, Sheehan-Stross R, Sanger TD. Cathodal transcranial direct current stimulation in children with dystonia: a pilot open-label trial. J Child Neurol. 2013 Oct; 28(10):1238-44. PMID: 23034972.
Air EL, Ostrem JL, Sanger TD, Starr PA. Deep brain stimulation in children: experience and technical pearls. J Neurosurg Pediatr. 2011 Dec; 8(6):566-74. PMID: 22132914.
Sanger TD. Distributed control of uncertain systems using superpositions of linear operators. Neural Comput. 2011 Aug; 23(8):1911-34. PMID: 21521040; PMCID: PMC3086813.
Young SJ, van Doornik J, Sanger TD. Finger muscle control in children with dystonia. Mov Disord. 2011 Jun; 26(7):1290-6. PMID: 21449015; PMCID: PMC3119776.
Kukke SN, Sanger TD. Contributors to excess antagonist activity during movement in children with secondary dystonia due to cerebral palsy. J Neurophysiol. 2011 May; 105(5):2100-7. PMID: 21325680.
Przekop A, Sanger TD. Birth-related syndromes of athetosis and kernicterus. Handb Clin Neurol. 2011; 100:387-95. PMID: 21496597.
Kurian MA, Li Y, Zhen J, Meyer E, Hai N, Christen HJ, Hoffmann GF, Jardine P, von Moers A, Mordekar SR, O'Callaghan F, Wassmer E, Wraige E, Dietrich C, Lewis T, Hyland K, Heales S, Sanger T, Gissen P, Assmann BE, Reith ME, Maher ER. Clinical and molecular characterisation of hereditary dopamine transporter deficiency syndrome: an observational cohort and experimental study. Lancet Neurol. 2011 Jan; 10(1):54-62. PMID: 21112253; PMCID: PMC3002401.
Sanger TD. Controlling variability. J Mot Behav. 2010 Nov; 42(6):401-7. PMID: 21184358.
Young SJ, van Doornik J, Sanger TD. Visual feedback reduces co-contraction in children with dystonia. J Child Neurol. 2011 Jan; 26(1):37-43. PMID: 20525943.
Bloom R, Przekop A, Sanger TD. Prolonged electromyogram biofeedback improves upper extremity function in children with cerebral palsy. J Child Neurol. 2010 Dec; 25(12):1480-4. PMID: 20525944.
Sanger TD. Neuro-mechanical control using differential stochastic operators. Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc. 2010; 2010:4494-7. PMID: 21095779.
Ben-Pazi H, Ishihara A, Kukke S, Sanger TD. Increasing viscosity and inertia using a robotically controlled pen improves handwriting in children. J Child Neurol. 2010 Jun; 25(6):674-80. PMID: 19794098; PMCID: PMC2878373.
Chu WT, Sanger TD. Force variability during isometric biceps contraction in children with secondary dystonia due to cerebral palsy. Mov Disord. 2009 Jul 15; 24(9):1299-305. PMID: 19412940.
van Doornik J, Kukke S, Sanger TD. Hypertonia in childhood secondary dystonia due to cerebral palsy is associated with reflex muscle activation. Mov Disord. 2009 May 15; 24(7):965-71. PMID: 19353733.
Goetz CG, Stebbins GT, Wolff D, DeLeeuw W, Bronte-Stewart H, Elble R, Hallett M, Nutt J, Ramig L, Sanger T, Wu AD, Kraus PH, Blasucci LM, Shamim EA, Sethi KD, Spielman J, Kubota K, Grove AS, Dishman E, Taylor CB. Testing objective measures of motor impairment in early Parkinson's disease: Feasibility study of an at-home testing device. Mov Disord. 2009 Mar 15; 24(4):551-6. PMID: 19086085.
Sanger TD. Is cerebral palsy a wastebasket diagnosis? J Child Neurol. 2008 Jul; 23(7):726-8. PMID: 18658072.
Sanger TD. Use of surface electromyography (EMG) in the diagnosis of childhood hypertonia: a pilot study. J Child Neurol. 2008 Jun; 23(6):644-8. PMID: 18344454; PMCID: PMC2837764.
van Doornik J, Kukke S, McGill K, Rose J, Sherman-Levine S, Sanger TD. Oral baclofen increases maximal voluntary neuromuscular activation of ankle plantar flexors in children with spasticity due to cerebral palsy. J Child Neurol. 2008 Jun; 23(6):635-9. PMID: 18281622.
Sanger TD, Henderson J. Optimizing assisted communication devices for Children with motor impairments using a model of information rate and channel capacity. IEEE Trans Neural Syst Rehabil Eng. 2007 Sep; 15(3):458-68. PMID: 17894279.
Ben-Pazi H, Kukke S, Sanger TD. Poor penmanship in children correlates with abnormal rhythmic tapping: a broad functional temporal impairment. J Child Neurol. 2007 May; 22(5):543-9. PMID: 17690059.
Sanger TD, Bastian A, Brunstrom J, Damiano D, Delgado M, Dure L, Gaebler-Spira D, Hoon A, Mink JW, Sherman-Levine S, Welty LJ. Prospective open-label clinical trial of trihexyphenidyl in children with secondary dystonia due to cerebral palsy. J Child Neurol. 2007 May; 22(5):530-7. PMID: 17690057.
Sanger TD, Kukke SN. Abnormalities of tactile sensory function in children with dystonic and diplegic cerebral palsy. J Child Neurol. 2007 Mar; 22(3):289-93. PMID: 17621498.
Grossman AD, Sanger TD. A probabilistic algorithm for estimating the intention of computer users with movement disorders. Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc. 2007; 2007:3605-8. PMID: 18002777.
Sanger TD, Kukke SN, Sherman-Levine S. Botulinum toxin type B improves the speed of reaching in children with cerebral palsy and arm dystonia: an open-label, dose-escalation pilot study. J Child Neurol. 2007 Jan; 22(1):116-22. PMID: 17608320.
Malfait N, Sanger TD. Does dystonia always include co-contraction? A study of unconstrained reaching in children with primary and secondary dystonia. Exp Brain Res. 2007 Jan; 176(2):206-16. PMID: 16850323.
Sanger TD. Bayesian filtering of myoelectric signals. J Neurophysiol. 2007 Feb; 97(2):1839-45. PMID: 17182908.
Sanger TD, Chen D, Delgado MR, Gaebler-Spira D, Hallett M, Mink JW. Definition and classification of negative motor signs in childhood. Pediatrics. 2006 Nov; 118(5):2159-67. PMID: 17079590.
Sanger TD. Arm trajectories in dyskinetic cerebral palsy have increased random variability. J Child Neurol. 2006 Jul; 21(7):551-7. PMID: 16970842.
Sanger TD. Hypertonia in children: how and when to treat. Curr Treat Options Neurol. 2005 Nov; 7(6):427-39. PMID: 16221366.
Sanger TD, Kaiser J, Placek B. Reaching movements in childhood dystonia contain signal-dependent noise. J Child Neurol. 2005 Jun; 20(6):489-96. PMID: 15996397.
Sanger TD. Toward a definition of childhood dystonia. Curr Opin Pediatr. 2004 Dec; 16(6):623-7. PMID: 15548923.
Sanger TD. Failure of motor learning for large initial errors. Neural Comput. 2004 Sep; 16(9):1873-86. PMID: 15265326.
Sanger TD. Severe resting clonus caused by thyrotoxicosis in a 16-year-old girl with hereditary spastic paraparesis: a case report. Mov Disord. 2004 Jun; 19(6):712-3. PMID: 15197716.
Sanger TD. Pathophysiology of pediatric movement disorders. J Child Neurol. 2003 Sep; 18 Suppl 1:S9-24. PMID: 13677568.
Sanger TD. Pediatric movement disorders. Curr Opin Neurol. 2003 Aug; 16(4):529-35. PMID: 12869814.
Thelen DD, Riewald SA, Asakawa DS, Sanger TD, Delp SL. Abnormal coupling of knee and hip moments during maximal exertions in persons with cerebral palsy. Muscle Nerve. 2003 Apr; 27(4):486-93. PMID: 12661051.
Sanger TD. Neural population codes. Curr Opin Neurobiol. 2003 Apr; 13(2):238-49. PMID: 12744980.
Sanger TD, Delgado MR, Gaebler-Spira D, Hallett M, Mink JW. Classification and definition of disorders causing hypertonia in childhood. Pediatrics. 2003 Jan; 111(1):e89-97. PMID: 12509602.
Sanger TD. Decoding neural spike trains: calculating the probability that a spike train and an external signal are related. J Neurophysiol. 2002 Mar; 87(3):1659-63. PMID: 11877538.
Sanger TD, Pascual-Leone A, Tarsy D, Schlaug G. Nonlinear sensory cortex response to simultaneous tactile stimuli in writer's cramp. Mov Disord. 2002 Jan; 17(1):105-11. PMID: 11835446.


Lime (or lemon) curd is a great way to use up eggs. I use whole eggs, but if you have some left over yolks you that works too. I also had some yogurt made with whipping cream left over from the holidays, which went perfectly with this.
You can also make a tart crust and prepare as a pie if desired.
Looks great! It's going to be warmer in a few days here in Florida, so I may make this over the weekend. 🙂 Yum!


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The Douglas Range () is a sharp-crested range, with peaks rising to 3,000 metres, extending 120 km (75 mi) in a northwest–southeast direction from Mount Nicholas to Mount Edred and forming a steep east escarpment of Alexander Island within the British Antarctic Territory, overlooking the north part of George VI Sound.

Geography

History
Mount Nicholas was seen in 1909 from a distance by the French Antarctic Expedition under Charcot. The full extent of the range was observed by Lincoln Ellsworth on his trans-Antarctic flight of November 23, 1935, and its east escarpment first roughly mapped from air photos taken on that flight by W.L.G. Joerg. The east face of the range was roughly surveyed from George VI Sound by the British Graham Land Expedition (BGLE) in 1936 and resurveyed by the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (FIDS) in 1948–50. The entire range, including the west slopes, was mapped in detail from air photos taken by the Ronne Antarctic Research Expedition (RARE), 1947–48, by Searle of the FIDS in 1960.

The Douglas Range was named by the BGLE, 1934–37, for V. Admiral Sir Percy Douglas, chairman of the BGLE Advisory Committee, member of the Discovery Committee from 1928 until his death in 1939, formerly hydrographer of the Royal Navy.

Further reading
 United States. Defense Mapping Agency. Hydrographic Center, Sailing Directions for Antarctica: Includes Islands South of Latitude 60.̊, P 206
 William Robertson Latady, REPORT ON THE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE RONNE ANTARCTIC RESEARCH EXPEDITION, P 216
 V. Noel, M. Pitts, Gravity wave events from mesoscale simulations, compared to polar stratospheric clouds observed from spaceborne lidar over the Antarctic Peninsula, Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, American Geophysical Union, 2012, 117 (D11), pp. 20. ff10.1029/2011JD017318ff. ffhal01083648f
 S. R. A. KELLY, P. A. DOUBLEDAY, C. H. C. BRUNTON, J. M. DICKINS, G. D. SEVASTOPULO & P. D. TAYLOR, First Carboniferous and ?Permian marine macrofaunas from Antarctica and their tectonic implications, Journal of the Geological Society, London, Vol. 158, 2001, pp. 219–232.

External links

 Douglas Range on USGS website
 Douglas Range on AADC website
 Douglas Range on SCAR website
 Douglas Range updated weather forecast
 Douglas Range area map
 Douglas Range on peakery website

References

Mountain ranges of Alexander Island

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Assigned to the 5th Air Force, 8th Fighter Group, 80th Fighter Squadron. Nicknamed "Erminie" no nose art.
On May 1, 1942 one of six P-39s that took off from Antill Plains Airfield near Townsville on a flight bound for Port Moresby. Faletta was leading the formation with his wingman P-39F 41-7215 piloted by Lt. Harvey. The formation included also included P-39F 41-7216 piloted by Lt. Yundt and P-39F piloted by Lt. Love.
Flying northward, the formation made a refueling stop at Cooktown Airfield, then encountered a storm near Horn Island, where they planned to land at Horn Island Airfield to and refuel before the final leg of the journey to Port Moresby.
Flying in bad weather and lost in thick clouds, Lt. Falletta led the other pilots who were all inexperienced with instrument flying back to the Cape York Peninsula. Low on fuel, they searched for a suitable place to land. Lt. Faletta and wingman, Lt. Harvey chose a landing spot roughly 13-16 kilometers inland from Cape Orford Ness, near the Escape River near Weipa.
Faletta managed to make a wheels down landing, unhurt. Nearby landing wheels up was P-39F 41-7215 piloted by Lt. Harvey. Landing on a nearby beach was P-39F 41-7216 piloted by Yundt and P-39 piloted by Lt. Love.
After their landings, Falletta and Harvey located each other and made a two day trek to the nearest beach where they were rescued.
This aircraft remained in situ until 1961. Rediscovered during 1959 by an ANA pilot, Percy Tresize. During 1961, Ian Mullins, Elton and James were the first to walk to the wreck and found it perfectly intact, even the log book still inside the cockpit data case, which was sent to the U. S. Embassy in Canberra.
During 1972, the wreckage was recovered by CART (Cairns Aircraft Recovery Team). Acquired by Syd Beck and restored to static display at The Beck Museum during the 1970s.
Since the 1972 recovery, display at The Beck Museum in static condition.
"Jardine Jaunt", pages 85-145 by Ian Mullins tells the story of his discovery of the wreck in 1959.
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Essay about The Significance of Trans-Appalachian Frontier
Submitted By YZHENG03
Yujing Zheng
October 2, 14
Continental History is Part of the Atlantic History: Trans-Appalachian Frontier Is Not the Most Significant Area Throughout the Atlantic History
Normally introduced as separate warfare, each of the wars duringin the period fromof 1754 to 1815, including Seven Years' War, American Revolution, Indian Wars, and the War of 1812, were in fact intimately linked as dominos. In his article, "Trans-Appalachian Frontier in Atlantic History", Francois Furstenberg stressed the importance of Trans-Appalachian Frontier in Atlantic hHistory by attributing the main causes for these wars to this regionarea. Furstenberg was right in that the trans-Appalachian Frontier accounted for the start of the wars during the period of the Long War for the West period, but he failed to consider the importance of Britain's that contributioned more to the start of the Long War for the West (especially American Revolution). Also, referring to the Atlantic history, the series of wars in the New World wereas one of the major components but was not enough without mentioning the Atlantic trade and the role of freedom in the colonies. In this essay, I will address the mostre significant factor in the American Revolution – Britain – and explain how the trade and notions ofthe freedom made the Caribbean and France essential in Atlantic history.
In Furstenberg's view, the war dominos were standing in a row, awaiting something in the trans-Appalachian frontier to touch the first domino in 1754. While Native American forces had been dominating the Trans-Appalachian West for centuries, since 1754 the start of the Seven Years' War, the aggressive intruders, (British and American in particular), who kept harassing the Natives by acquiring their lands in that area, forced them to organize and participate a series of battles to resist invaders and to retain their territorial rights over the Trans-Appalachian region. The competition about the sovereignty over Trans-Appalachian Frontier finally caused the Long War.
The Native American's reactions after Seven Years' War were particularly interesting in explaining how the Trans-Appalachian Frontier started the Pontiac's War. As Furstenberg addressed, after the Seven Years' War, Native Americans were unconcerned at first but became highly vigilant when they sniffed the danger posed by the powerful British Empire, who continuously encroached into the region. The tension between the Natives and the British reached a peak, especially after the arrogant claim General Amherst had made to "'render Indians into defeated subjects rather than allies,"' by stating that: "'it is not my intention ever to attempt to gain the friendship of Indians by presents"' [Furstenberg, P 651]. Afraid of losing the land while being made slaves, Indians launched the Pontiac's War. So basically, Britain's voracious actions to enlarge its territory by acquiring the Trans-Appalachian West provoked the Pontiac's War. Clearly, if Britain had controlled and restricted its desire to only "Expelling French out of its hegemony" and no more harassment to Indians lands after the Seven Years' War, Indians would have kept their neutral position and indifferent attitude, because even though it was their long-established ally that were defeated, Indians themselves remained undefeatedable and more importantly, 'the territorial cessions being drawn on maps in Paris bore little connection to realities in the trans-Appalachian West' [Furstenberg, P 651]. After all, all the alliances were in fact based on mutual interest: France wanted trade profits while Indians needed military support; if Indian's interests were not affected, why should they care? However, once the British Empire crossed the tolerance line forof the Indians – the sovereignty over Trans-Appalachian West – Indians would have no choice but fight for their domicile and hence, Pontiac's War began.
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Home » The Dormitories
At the beginning of applying the decision of Assyrian Education in 1992, many primary school were opened in Duhok city for the Assyrian Education, by the sequence of the studying years, those students of Assyrian Education moved to secondary stage, where Nissibin Assyrian Secondary School were opened in Duhok 1998, because of there was no secondary schools in villages and other areas of Duhok governorate and the distance between Duhok city center from these villages, there was a difficulty that requires daily transportation of the students from their home areas in these villages to the city of Duhok, therefore, the idea came to allocate dormitories to accommodate these students in the city of Duhok during the studying season, where the Assyrian Aid Society adopted the implementing the idea by renting 4 Houses to be used for this purpose since the academic year 1998-1999, where the Society provided these dormitories with all requirements to be comfortable for students, these dormitories were used until 2003.
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from django.urls import re_path as url
from django.views.decorators.csrf import csrf_exempt

from api.search import views

urlpatterns = [
    # only match _count and _search requests
    url(
        r'^(?P<url_bits>(?:\w+/)?_(?:search|count)/?)$',
        csrf_exempt(views.ElasticSearchView.as_view()),
        name='search'
    ),
    # match _suggest requests
    url(
        r'^(?P<url_bits>(?:\w+/)?_(?:suggest)/?)$',
        csrf_exempt(views.ElasticSearchPostOnlyView.as_view()),
        name='search_post'
    ),
    # match _mappings requests
    url(
        r'^(?P<url_bits>_mappings(/.+|$|/))',
        csrf_exempt(views.ElasticSearchGetOnlyView.as_view()),
        name='search_get'
    ),
    # match specific document requests
    url(
        r'^(?P<url_bits>[^_][\w_-]+/[^_][\w_-]+/?$)',
        csrf_exempt(views.ElasticSearchGetOnlyView.as_view()),
        name='search_get'
    ),
    url(
        r'^(?P<url_bits>.*)',
        csrf_exempt(views.ElasticSearch403View.as_view()),
        name='search_403'
    ),
]


Mr. Reid began his formal music education at Missouri Southern State University after graduating from Webb City High School in 1987 under the direction of Mr. Bill Punch. Prior to his university years, Reid studied piano with Mrs. Mary Harutun of Joplin, Missouri, a University of Missouri Kansas City piano performance graduate, "National Piano Guild" member and piano activist. In 1993 he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas with primary emphasis in percussion, classical piano, and jazz piano. While there Reid studied formally with Dr. Gary Parks, University of Missouri KansasCity percussion performance graduate. Other formal studies include jazz piano legend James Williams and guitarist Monty Musa of Kansas City.
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Mr. Reid presently resides in Kansas City, Missouri and is a Staff Music Associate at First Baptist Church of Raytown. He served as the Musical Director for the Contemporary Praise Band until his acceptance as the Assistant Director of Orchestras. He performs with various ensembles, and specializes in arranging and transcribing for them. Reid is recognized for high performance standards on multiple instruments including piano, Hammond B-3, keyboards, drums and percussion. He has appeared with James Williams, Christian McBride, Sharon Montgomery, Gary Weldon, Alicia Williamson, Horace Alexander Young, Wendell Brooks of the Simon Phillips Band, Clay Walker, Steve Dunn, David Winkler and others. His performance experience covers a wide spectrum of musical styles including jazz, R & B, soul, funk, gospel, pop, C&W and more. He currently offers clinician services with partner Jim Doney in order to meet higher performance expectations and solutions for churches and music organizations. He formerly was the musical director, keyboardist and founder of the "Uptown Players" writing and arranging regularly for the ensemble. Prior to his position at Raytown, Reid was the instrumental worship director at Humble Area First Baptist Church in Houston, Texas.
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Q: the start of sports teams moving from the East to the West
In 1946, Cleveland Rams moved to LA, signifying the start of NFL
teams moving west.

Three questions here:

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*Is it okay if I use "bespeak" instead of "signify" in this sentence? I've looked them up in the dictionary to see if there's any difference in their meanings, but to no avail.

*What I am trying to say here is that NFL teams started to move west after the year 1946 when a team from Ohio decided to move to the West coast. Based on the context provided, is it correct to say something like that?

*I would like to know if there's a better way to express the meaning here, but I want to make it sound formal.

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import Ember from 'ember';

import Base from 'ember-simple-auth/authenticators/base';
import config from 'ember-get-config';

/**
 * @module ember-osf
 * @submodule authenticators
 */

/**
 * Ember-simple-auth compatible authenticator based on session cookie.
 *
 * Intended to be used with the authorizer of the same name.
 *
 * @class OsfCookieAuthenticator
 * @extends ember-simple-auth/BaseAuthenticator
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export default Base.extend({
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    store: Ember.inject.service(),
    session: Ember.inject.service(),
    currentUser: Ember.inject.service('current-user'),

    _test() {

      const opts = {
          method: 'GET',
          url: `${config.OSF.apiUrl}/${config.OSF.apiNamespace}/`,
          dataType: 'json',
          contentType: 'application/json',
          xhrFields: {
              withCredentials: true
          }
      }

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            }
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        });
    },
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        } else {
            // This branch is expected to be called when a test request reveals the user to lack permissions... so session should be wiped
            return Ember.RSVP.resolve();
        }
    },
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     * @param code
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     */
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        // NOTE: Must be wrapped in an RSVP promise
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        );
    }
});


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