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Environmental groups seek to defend Virginia's denial of air permit for MVP in court
Compressor station would have added to pollution burden of environmental justice communities
<— Posted February 1, 2022 at 12:49 pm
Dan Radmacher, (540) 798-6683, dan@appvoices.org
Morgan Caplan, (443) 986-1221, Morgan.Caplan@sierraclub.org
Richmond, VA — The Sierra Club and Appalachian Voices, represented by Appalachian Mountain Advocates, moved to intervene in a lawsuit to help defend the Virginia Air Pollution Control Board's denial of an air permit for the proposed Lambert Compressor station. If built, the station would connect the beleaguered Mountain Valley Pipeline to the proposed "Southgate" extension into North Carolina. The conservation groups filed the motion in response to a lawsuit by the Mountain Valley Pipeline that seeks to reverse the board's decision.
The Mountain Valley Pipeline has already subjected nearby communities to disproportionate health impacts, and if the permit had been granted, communities would be exposed to additional air emissions of carbon monoxide, fine particulate matter, and formaldehyde — substances known to contribute to respiratory problems, heart disease and cancer.
The board's decision reflected two major concerns with the project. First, the board acknowledged that an additional industrial facility would degrade air quality in the region. The board also cited the lack of a thorough environmental justice study, including identification of and outreach to people of color and/or low income people living within three to five miles of the proposed Lambert Compressor Station site.
More than three years behind schedule, barely half-complete to full restoration, and billions over budget, the MVP mainline project continues to face legal challenges. Last week, in a major setback for the project, the 4th Circuit vacated Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management decisions allowing the pipeline to cross the Jefferson National Forest despite the agencies' failure to consider sedimentation and erosion impacts. Some analysts say this could push the proposed MVP back another year, throwing the whole project into question.
"The environmental justice concerns around the proposed Lambert Compressor Station are more real than ever," Sierra Club Senior Organizer Caroline Hansley said. "Given there are four environmental justice communities who have been identified within a 3-5 mile radius of the site, the compressor station would have a tremendous impact on public health. These frontline communities have said loud and clear that they do not want or need this fracked gas infrastructure. We applaud the Virginia Air Pollution Control Board's denial of this air permit for the proposed station and hope that they continue to listen to those most impacted."
"Mountain Valley Pipeline sought to increase air pollution in a locality already burdened with several existing sources of air toxins and the company's request was appropriately denied," said Jessica Sims, Virginia Field Coordinator for Appalachian Voices. "Preventing the disproportionate impacts communities face from harmful fossil fuel infrastructure is not only of vital importance, it is a legal requirement."
Appalachian Voices is a leading nonprofit advocate for a healthy environment and just economy in the Appalachian region, and a driving force in America's shift from fossil fuels to a clean energy future.
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This parrot is a medium-sized green parrot that can grow to 12- to -13 inches in height. These parrots can be found in forests and palm groves. These birds are threatened due to a loss of natural sanctuary and illegal capture for domestic use.
If you are in class Caribbean get baking if you can!
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As Notre Dame students, we all share something in common: We all work, in our own way, really well. Whether we work alone in our room, with friends in a 2–4, or in the stacks in Club Hes, we all have our spaces and methods of churning through our work. With all of our classes, clubs, and other involvement, our work can end up becoming all-consuming. Rarely is there a time when there is not work. After all, if there is not work that we need to do, there is generally work that we can do. There's a paper that can be improved, a networking email that can be sent, or an idea for a club project that can be put into reality.
Recently, I had the opportunity to offer some words of advice to a new freshman who, after a semester at Our Lady's university, was faced with a crossroads of taking on additional work or preserving time to pursue personal, relational goals. In thinking about what musings I could offer, I remembered a conversation I had with a friend of mine, a Holy Cross priest, last year about this time. I encountered him, on a warm sunny day, much like the one we enjoyed this past week, sitting down and enjoying a cigar. I asked him, after a fashion, how did he have time to do so, as I had seen his to-do list earlier that week. His answer was striking. While his exact words are lost to time, they conveyed the following message: Yes, there are a half dozen things that I could be working on and a half dozen projects I'd like to make a reality. Each one will be worked on in due time. But now, I'm smoking my cigar. There is a time for work and that time is not now. Join me for a cigar?
As Notre Dame students, I believe that is a sentiment we should consider more often. Is now a proper time to work? Our schedule as students does not particularly aid this pursuit. In fact, the structure of class and homework that we adopt blurs the lines far more than if we were to have "work hours." While the flexibility of choosing when to work can be delightful, there is something to be said for having your work schedule set.
In some fashion, we try to carve out those times, blocking out football Saturdays and Friday nights for play and not work. But in the midst of the semester, blocking out that time can be more than we can bear. That hour of enjoyment could be spent getting a better grade on the test, adding another line on our resume, or practicing for a job interview. As a freshman in principles of microeconomics will remark, the opportunity cost becomes too high. There are times in our lives when enjoyment and relaxation do not have a place. Reading days are for reading. Nights before organic chemistry tests are for studying, and days before papers are due are for writing papers.
Just as it is proper for those times to be times of work, it is equally proper that there be times for enjoyment and to relax.
The book of Ecclesiastes tells us, "Moreover, that all can eat and drink and enjoy the good of all their toil—this is a gift of God." As a professor I know frequently remarks, do you really think that God rested because he was tired or ran out of things to create? As students, striving to be adults, to prepare ourselves for the world, we can forget that fun is not something we outgrow. G.K. Chesterton believed the reason why adults do not play is that they find it too difficult and that they forget how.
Detaching from our work and enjoying the moment can be difficult for us to do. Our phones ride in our pockets, alerting us when emails arrive with more work to begin and notifications about new opportunities. Looking around our campus, we see our friends hunkered down and working.
How then, do we know when to work? That is not a question that can be answered concisely, in one pithy line. But, as I told my friend, what can help us decide is to view enjoyment and relaxation not as a benefit or a reward but rather as something meant to be integral to our lives. If we view enjoyment and rest as sacred and as gifts, maybe we will take the time to appreciate them. Perhaps we will realize that to not grasp these gifts is bad manners on a cosmic level, as it is a refusal of what God has created for us.
Kevin Angell is a Sophomore living in Duncan Hall. He has a fondness for the Knights of Columbus and Root Beer. You can reach him at kangell@nd.edu.


I Am Iron Man: From Beyond the "DIM Horizon"
"The lyrics tell the story of a man who time travels into the future, and sees the apocalypse. In the process of returning to the present, he is turned into steel by a magnetic storm. He is rendered mute, unable verbally to warn people of his vision of impending destruction. His attempts to communicate are ignored and mocked. This causes Iron Man to become furious, and drives his revenge on mankind, causing the apocalypse seen in his vision, alluding to Joseph Stalin (whose name literally means 'Man of Steel')."
The John Galt Revolution (JGR) or "Operation Jaguar," requires it's own Iron Men (and Women) who have seen the anarcho-statist apocalypse that lies just beyond the DIM Horizon.
For the necessary "vision," after reading both DIM and the Galt Speech afresh, I invite you to undergo the "Galt-Gestalt" of the John Galt Brigade's Basic Training (which you may, if you're female think of as his wife Dagny's Brigade) self-guided Training.
"Essays on Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged,"
both audio and print forms of the novel.
That is really it, and you're ready to begin your EMT Training through the MRI: "Ego Man Training/Ego Woman Training (EWT)" through the recursive Memorization, Recitation and Induction of Galt's Declaration of Independen and Justice for Man's mind, life and liberty on earth.
Your subconscious stockpile of the full arsenal of intellectual ammunition, an integrated meta-ethical monologue threading together every pro-life principle, you will be the EgoMan or Woman Brigadier empowered to be wage Atlas' Revolution, to stand proudly at the pinnacle of Galt's peak and, in the Eye of the Storm, "Reap the Wild Wind" and turn it to your own advantage.
"The last of my words will be addressed to those heroes who might still be hidden in the world, those who are held prisoner, not by their evasions, but by their virtues and their desperate courage.
My brothers in spirit, check on your virtues and on the nature of the enemies you're serving.
Your destroyers hold you by means of your endurance, your generosity, your innocence, your love -- the endurance that carries their burdens -- the generosity that responds to their cries of despair -- the innocence that is unable to conceive of their evil and gives them the benefit of every doubt, refusing to condemn them without understanding and incapable of understanding such motives as theirs -- the love, your love of life, which makes you believe that they are men and that they love it, too.
But the world of today is the world they wanted; life is the object of their hatred.
Leave them to the death they worship.
In the name of your magnificent devotion to this earth, leave them, don't exhaust the greatness of your soul on achieving the triumph of the evil of theirs.
Do you hear me . . . my love?"
-Atlas Shrugged, pp. 1065-1066 (plume), spaces added.
As an encouraging footnote, the average paragraph length is less than half the length of this one, the very longest [GSS-242] being unique at twice the length, and the shortest one's being but a few words or lines are also far more common.


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A's outlast Rangers in Triggs-Colon duel
By Kalama Hines :: SFBay April 2, 2018
Reporting from Oakland Colisuem
On the surface, it may not have been the obvious setup for a pitcher's duel: One starter a 44-year-old, 20-year veteran who posted a 6.48 ERA last year; the other, a 29-year-old third-year hurler coming off hip surgery.
A modern-day pitcher's duel is exactly what Monday's Rangers–Athletics showdown was, ending 3-1 with neither starter lasting into the seventh.
This story has been updated with quotes and post-game material from the A's clubhouse at the Oakland Coliseum.
Oakland's offensive hero Jed Lowrie, whose two-run double in the seventh proved to be the winning stroke, said that the game is evolving to a point where bullpens are taking on a greater toll than ever before:
"Kinda seems like it. Seems like the starters are asked to throw fewer innings and the bullpen is going to come in — pretty much everybody you see now has an eight-man bullpen. The game seems to be trending in that direction."
Before the two bullpen could combine for seven innings of relief, though, the tone was set by the game's starters.
In his young career, Andrew Triggs has enjoyed no success greater than what he has had against the Rangers (1-4). In three previous outings against Texas, Triggs had allowed just one earned run in 12-2/3 innings. Bartolo Colon, who spent 2012-13 with the A's (2-3), entered play with a 2.97 ERA in 37 previous outings at the Oakland Coliseum.
Triggs (ND, 0-0, 1.80 ERA, 1.20 WHIP) scattered four hits and two walks, never allowing more than two base runners in an inning, while striking out seven. He was saddled with just one run, but his inability to control the pitch count (88) forced him from the fray after just 5 innings of work.
Manager Bob Melvin said that he was happy with the work form Triggs, saying that the Rangers put together precious few good swings against his starter. Triggs, making his first regular season start since hip surgery last June, said:
"It's nice to be back. I hadn't really given a whole lot of thought to how long it had been in a real game. … It was nice to get back out there."
He met his match in the crafty veteran Colon (ND, 0-0, 1.50 ERA, 1.33 WHIP), who gave up just one run of his own. That one run came early on a rare mistake from the 2005 American League Cy Young winner.
Even when his oft-used fastball was coming to the plate at 95 mph, Colon relied heavily on pinpoint command. He suffered a rare lapse in that devastating control in the third inning, using a heater that now carries considerably less heat.
Ahead 0-2, Colon leaked an 88-mph fastball over the outer half of the plate at Matt Chapman's mid-thigh. Chapman unloaded the other way crushing a second homer (2) in as many days, this one a solo shot. It was the first hit of the evening for the A's and would prove to be the only blip in Colon's Oakland return.
Lowrie called Colon, who was believed to be pitching for his big league life, the definition of "competitor." Melvin said he was not surprised by the effort:
"He's doing all the same things he's done before, yet the velocity is not as quite there as it was before. But you look and he's either on the corner or just off the corner. … He has such good command, now he'll just nibble on that corner."
He got some help, though, keeping Oakland to one despite surrendering seven hits and one walk in 6 innings of work.
In the fifth, it was outs on the base paths that slowed the A's. After back-to-back singles to lead off the frame, Boog Powell's attempt to chop an 0-1 fastball over Joey Gallo failed as the Rangers 6-foot-5 first baseman snagged the high hop above his head and slung it across the diamond to cut down Chapman at third.
Marcus Semien followed with a single through the middle, but the combination of an accurate throw from Texas center fielder Drew Robinson and catcher's legs coming from second led to Jonathan Lucroy being gunned down at the plate.
The two defensive standouts also linked up to score the Rangers' lone tally when a Gallo one-out single snuck through the right side of the infield to chase home Robinson, who had walked and stolen second in preparation for the slugger.
The A's wasted back-to-back lead-off singles once again in the sixth when Stephen Piscotty grounded into an inning-ending double play. Right fielder Piscotty also ran Oakland's streak of games with an error four, misplaying a fly ball the fourth.
It wasn't until the eighth when the A's broke through against the Texas bullpen on a booming Lowrie two-run double of Jake Diekman, with both runs charged to the record of Kevin Jepesen (L, 0-1, 5.40 ERA, 0.90 WHIP). In all the Oakland offense left seven runners on base pushing its season total to 39 in five games.
Blake Treinen (S, 1, 0.00 ERA, 1.36 WHIP) needed to get five outs, and escape a second-and-third one-out situation in the ninth, but was able to lock down the win for Chris Hatcher (W, 2-0, 7.71 ERA, 3.00 WHIP). Along with Ryan Buchter, the duo posted 4 scoreless innings. Melvin expressed some worry that, eventually, eating so many innings will become too much for his bullpen.
Treinen said that the group, which has allowed five earned runs in 19-2/3 innings (2.29 ERA) through five games, is constructed to do this exact thing:
"Our team is built to finish games. We've got a lot of good arms in the bullpen that can go multiple innings."
Kendall Graveman (0-0, 9.00 ERA, 1.40 WHIP) makes his second start of the facing Texas' Opening Day starter Cole Hamels (0-1, 4.76 ERA, 1.59 WHIP). Graveman is 2-2 with a 4.26 ERA in four games against the Rangers at the Oakland Coliseum. Khris Davis is 4-for-12 with three homers and five RBIs facing Hamels in his major league career.
Matthew Joyce made his third start as the A's designated hitter in as many days. He is still hobbled by a left ankle injury suffered last Friday. Manager Bob Melvin said prior to the game that the plan is to give Joyce some rest when the A's face left-handed starters three of the next four games, then insert him back into left field. … Josh Phegley (10-day DL, broken fingers) hit off the tee for the first time since breaking two fingers on his right hand in Spring Training, Melvin said. There is no timetable for his return, Melvin added, saying the process "takes a little while." … Trevor Cahill threw a simulated game Monday. He will throw simulated games on Saturday and next Thursday before being evaluated by the club. … Monday marked the 21st birthday of the A's mascot Stomper. … With the win, his second of the season, Chris Hatcher became the first pitcher in Oakland history to be credited with each of the Athletics' first two wins of the season.
Kalama Hines is SFBay's sports director and Oakland Athletics beat writer. Follow @SFBay and @HineSight_2020 on Twitter and at SFBay.ca for full coverage of A's baseball.
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How many times have you been flying and encountered a weather hazard you simply weren't expecting? Or perhaps you were expecting it, but conditions were better, or worse, than forecast. Did you wonder to yourself if some- body else had own through that same hazard but failed to pass it along to the controllers working the sector? Pilot reports of weather conditions in flight are used by many agencies and industries to provide timely, relevant, accurate and consistent aviation weather services to enhance the safe and efficient operation of the National Airspace System. However, many times those reports don't make it to the rest of the aviation community. Sometimes it's due to an error in the dissemination system. Other times it's because the report is treated as if it's proprietary and not shared outside the local operations environment. This seminar on pilot reports will discuss these issues, and more, and will provide an outline of what elements go into a PIREP and how to properly organize and submit a PIREP. The seminar will also provide attendees with resources to help become Weather Ready.
Summer time convection will often times develop into thunderstorms that are capable of producing dangerous lightning, large hail, damaging winds, and, in rare cases, tornadoes across the Inland Northwest. Large hail and damaging winds are usually the primary threats with severe thunderstorms early in the summer then transition to more damaging wind producing storms as the area dries out at the end of the season. Strong convective events from late July to early September have produced vast squall lines producing walls of dust that travel hundreds of miles across the Columbia Basin. All of these hazards will be discussed as well as how to better prepare for upcoming convective events by utilizing ground observations, upper air soundings, and satellite and radar data. Steven Van Horn is a California native and has a Master's Degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA). His National Weather Service career began at the Los Angeles/Oxnard office as a Student Career Experience Program (SCEP) student. He was hired on as a Meteorologist Intern at the Spokane Weather Forecast Office in January of 2009 and then promoted to a Journey Forecaster in May of 2012. Steven has completed numerous projects aimed in improving forecast accuracy and severe weather operations through postmortem event analysis.
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This 1.5 to 2 hour seminar focuses primarily on weather theory and meteorologist weather jargon that would be helpful to a pilot in making greater sense of the Area Forecast Discussion. The Area Forecast Discussion (AFD) is a unique blog-like current and forecast weather discussion prepared four times per day by each of the 122 NWS Weather Forecast Offices across the U.S. The seminar focuses on basic weather theory about fronts and their connection to upper level troughs, and how to find them on weather forecast charts. Some of the weather jargon explained includes the significance of onshore/offshore flow, pressure gradients, the various computer models used in forecasting and referenced in the AFD. Allen Kam has been a meteorologist with the National Weather Service for over 30 years, with the last 25+ years at the Seattle Forecast Office. He has been the Aviation Focal Point the entire time in Seattle as well as the liaison with Seattle Flight Service until it closed in January 2010. Allen earned his private pilot license in 1983 at Boeing Field and has managed to keep flying ever since. He received a B.S. in Atmospheric Sciences from the University of Washington in 1984.
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Manhattan-based Denny Love is a pop, R&B/soul singer and songwriter originally from Central New York. His style is often compared to the likes of his main influence, Prince as well as James Brown, Stevie Wonder and Janet Jackson. Denny has studied the piano since age 3, and voice since the age of 7. Coming from a hard-working Italian-American family, his drive and essence are evident in his sweat-filled, dance-filled, heart-pounding non-stop high energy showmanship in his performances with a 10-piece funk-infused band. Upon graduating from Syracuse University with a degree in music, he embarked on his songwriting journey. Writing for his own projects as well as other artists in the industry, he has written songs pitched to many pop artists, R&B artists, and collaborated with hip hop artists as well. Recently Denny co-wrote the song "What If" by artist Adam Friedman, with Friedman, Robopop and Emily Katter. The song was featured and performed on The Bachelor in 2017 and was also performed on the Today Show. He has received many accolades for his performances nationally and continues to work in both NYC and Los Angeles. Denny is working on an upcoming EP Called "At The End of the Day" with production by DJ Mode. He is also working on a mixtape featuring songwriting and production by himself, Lil Bird and Miles Felix.


Know which BI tools have been naughty or nice this year!
We're helping Santa distribute presents this Christmas! Santa is on the lookout for BI tools that have been nice his year. So how did we classify various BI tools as naughty or nice? We drew out the "most wanted" features that businesses want from their BI Analytics tools and the ones that had the feature, made it to the nice list. Well here are the features and the percentile of tools that are nice or naughty. Read on to know whether your tool is worth Santa's present!


We have no idea how much the 2017 Genesis G90, the first flagship of Hyundai's new luxury brand, will actually cost. But just judging from the back seats, it's going to be definitely up there. It does not have two chairs back there. It has two thrones.
It's sort of hard to convey just how big these seats are, but when Raphael and I were sitting in the back you're positively swallowed.
All the leather is super-soft, all the cushioning in the seats is like sitting in a tub filled with nothing but the finest, gooiest mousse,the things fold out and recline, and I'm sure I could hear money rustling somewhere.
Plus the new Genesis brand seems to have just copied all their switchgear from the Mercedes S-Class. Though if you're going to just straight-out copy someone, it's not a terrible idea to copy from the king, and to do it well.
Especially when you're designing thrones.


The Future Leaders programme run each year by LGcomms is a fantastic initiative. Each year it offers a dozen or so comms managers and officers the chance to join a development programme aimed at bringing forward our next wave of comms leaders, heads and directors. This year's intake has one thing in common: They are all women.
I have been mentoring comms managers in the UK for several years now and always enjoy the process - meeting new people, sharing ideas, jointly tackling issues and hoping to impart a smidge of what I have learned after 20 years in the game.
So I was very pleased when I was again asked to speak at the launch of this year's Future Leaders programme in London last week and be a mentor once more.
What struck me instantly the moment I arrived in Hackney Town Hall was that I was the only man in the room.
As LGcomms Chair, Cormac Smith, commented, the all-female intake this year "was not selected on gender, It was selected on merit." They were chosen on ability, skills and knowledge - each candidate was interviewed rigorously before they were offered a place.
Some might argue that it's unfair or unbalanced to have not a single man on the group.
But do you know what – one of many things that 11 years in local government taught me is that are too many grey, middle-aged blokes sitting in the most senior organisational positions.
So if this year's intake are able to help to change this in the future then that can only be a positive thing in my book.
Many of the people who have completed the programme in prevous years have gone on to secure more senior roles so I am full of hope.
I wish all of the future leaders well and look forward to watching their progress over the following months.
And if you wanted a good reason for why your organisation should join LGcomms this is it – the chance to put a talented comms pro through a free development programme which would cost several thousand pounds to buy from a commercial provider.
Well done to Eleri Roberts and Kim Patterson of Westminster City Council who organise the programme each year.


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Poor Mojo's Classic Squid: Squid "Ask the Giant Squid: Fried Human Scalps and Treasonous Offerings . . . These Are a Few of My Favorite Things(a Poor Mojo's Classic)"
Greetings and salutations, Giant Squid.
I'll make this question as short as possible: How, my friend, can I help in enslaving the human race and dragging them back into the deep ocean to serve you and your kind until the end of all things?
My sides ached with longing when Tom gave aural-grunt to the simple chicken-scratch of your missive. Tom, too, was weeping tears of joy at hearing that your miserable mud-wallowing species has finally come to terms with its exact destiny. Or, possibly, my grabby-handed assistant was weeping because my hunter tentacles (all of them yards long; all of them) were crushing his ribbed-sack.
But even as I expected overwhelming joy—my primary mission is at an end! Finally being called back to the deep to frolic with the Great Ones and the Stalker Below the Sands, to locate a pleasing rift in the Earth's surface and wash ourselves in a lava flow, to sculpt the cooling magma into obscene and suggestive shapes—even in the midst of my great and terrible joy, I felt . . . trepidation? A "disturbance in the Force"? Something, at any rate. Something. Even as a ruby color suffused my upper torso—and we all know what that signifies, don't we my lovely morsels, my McHumans?—A pale greyness crept around my beak. "What could be the reason for this?" I bellowed through my voice synthesizer, surprising Tom, and causing his tiny timpani membranes to ache, bleed and shudder (oh, the parts of him which ache, bleed and shutter!).
Tom had engaged a manual override to the volume control, but I am not a squid without means, and I had countered his control with an amplifier Yon Si smuggled in to prevent his curly-follicled spawn from being devoured by a series of stinging rays at the beach last week. They wrote my message in the tidal sands with their whip-quick tails, while surrounding his progeny in a phalanx of cartilaginous doom. Yon Si quickly agreed, of course, and installed my sound amplifier while Tom was, as he puts it, "in the can." I do not know what this can is that Tom speaks of, but it cannot possibly be as great or as information-rich as mine. My can, my concrete and glass and silicon palace here in the frozen wastes of Cin-Cin-Atti. Tom is always bragging of his can. "I was in the can and I read the funniest thing," he says to me moments before my hunter tentacles pin him to the wall and my tertiary tentacle—yes, that one—toys with the pressure release on his helmet.
Don't brag to me of your can, Tom. Ever. I have the superior can.
Ah, but, to continue with the thrust of my argument (oh, how you humans treasure my thrust, there is no doubt! Ha ha ha!), I don't trust you my little Beastie. A prey who is too eager to be caught is often more trouble than a highly elusive prey.
You are familiar with the angler fish, yes? Only a fish, to be sure—there is little greatness in the boned-fish, but the angler has my fondness, for the angler is clever—clever in a certain base way. Don't misunderstand, the angler is far more clever than, say, you, but . . . still . . . let us say that I appreciate the angler in an . . . aesthetic way. I am pleased by the nature of his evolved and witless guile. But again, to my "main thrust" (HaHa!), the angler dangles before him a tiny glob of glowing meat, the seaming choice morsel to many a low-dweller. But, when the never-do-else fisher comes to collect on his morselette, he discovers it attached to a much bigger morsel—a morsel to which he himself is a morsel. A morsel with wide, razored, and expanding jaws. Snack turns to snacker.
Be certain, this is one of the "oldest tricks in the book." I imagined you mud-monkeys would strike upon it sooner or later—although who knew that "later" would be so very late? Ah well, The Dreamer Who Dreams Without Sleeping always said "show my the guile of man, and I'll show you the moment before Time."
So what pitiful ruse do you have slipped up your flapping textile-tube, Benjamin? Are you poisoned? Envenomed? Has Fritz's biocontrol division finally succeeded in producing the perfect anti-squid?
It won't matter. For when death comes for you—and it will—it will not be from Your Lord Architeuthis; I shall not sully my sucker-pads on your diseased, genetically-modified and envenomed flesh. Although you may hear the sepulchral boom of my voice, laughing as the tiger sharks, hermit crabs, and abalone have their way with you—you will never feel the ardent embrace of my snipping beak.
Although, should you prove to be palatable, I'll certainly delight in sucking the minuscule sweat breads from your cranium.


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1402 Beech Cove is a spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath patio home with 2-car attached garage located on a cul-de-sac street in La Porte's well established Baypoint subdivision.
This home offers a large wood deck on the entry side.
As the last home on the street, this lot location provides a view of a large side green space.
A view of the large entry side deck that overlooks the green space from the front entry door.
The second deck on the opposite side of the house, is accessed from French doors , offers lots of privacy and leads to the back yard.
Viewing the deck from the stairs shows the French door access.
Viewing the family room from the entry area.
The family room offers wood flooring, soaring ceiling and large window overlooking the back yard.
Opposite view of the family room toward the entry, kitchen and French doors leading to the back yard and deck.
The family room offers a wood-burning fireplace and built-in shelving.
This additional space was originally a 3rd bedroom. It opens to the family room and can serve as an office/study or media room. This could be returned to use as a third bedroom.
This is a view across the extra room toward the family room.
This view toward the kitchen shows the entry point from the garage, the pantry and the ceramic tile floor.
The breakfast/serving bar as viewed from the family room.
The master bedroom balcony overlooks the family room.
The view when entering the kitchen.
The kitchen offers wood cabinetry, laminate counter tops, stainless and black smooth surface range and a large window over the sink.
The opposite side of the kitchen offers lots of counter top space and stainless finish dishwasher.
The entry area from the front door and garage has ceramic tile floor.
Full bath #2 is on the lower level and features updated slab granite vanity top w/ undermount sink & brushed stainless faucet.
Full bath #2 also has an updated ceramic tile tub/shower surround w/ built-in soap niche and brushed stainless hardware.
Bedroom #2 is on the lower level and offers direct French door access to the large front deck.
A view of the upper level master bedroom from the entry.
Opposite view of the master bedroom toward the bath entry and the balcony.
The master bedroom has French doors leading to the balcony that overlooks the family room below.
Master bath vanity has an updated slab granite top, undermount sink, brushed stainless faucet and dressing area.
The master bath features a large shower that has updated ceramic tile surround with built in soap niche w/ tumbled stone back that matches the shower floor.
The master has a large closet w/ built-in shelving.


Thanks for making 2010 a great year for History Eraser Button! It's been heartening to watch this blog grow from a small creative sandbox into a platform with tens of thousands of monthly readers.
It's great fun to write on a blog, but it's time for a break. I'm going to spend November and December enjoying the season and developing new projects. This will be my last post of the year. I'll be back in 2011 with some fresh ideas.


First chapter of a grimdark fantasy where the main character is a Death Knight. About halfway done, but wanted to get some feedback. Thanks!
Snow fell upon the field with contemptuous laze, skittering about the cold north breeze that blew across the hills of the Land of Light. Boots crunched in the blanket of white already ankle thick, coming and going. Torchlight glittered off the frozen crystals, spreading miniature waves of incandescence across the blooded killing field.
Baldur lay among those unfortunates to have no grace of the gods, waiting for death that came far too slowly. As hard a warrior as his clansmen had ever beheld, a hundred followed his call when the Metalbound south men and their armies marched on the land of the Aesir. It hadn't been enough.
His people would sing songs of this day. There were already a dozen or so by the bards that could be heard on cold nights made warmer by hearth and scar. The tale of his triumph over the Golden Knight and his minions, the story of his week-long battle against the Wolf of Windemir, the epic saga of the campaign against the Fallen Kingdom. Baldur the Brave, they called him. Baldur the Indomitable, Baldur of a Thousand Enemies, Baldur the Savior of the Aesir recounted him in the stories.
As Baldur lay dying, he tried to draw comfort from those stories. The marks upon his arms and face denoting his bravery. The scars left by beast and man upon his flesh. The thoughts of mortal enemies come and gone. Tried to draw warmth from the memories of his own time sitting around the fire, wench in his lap and horn of mead in his hand. He failed, completely. Memories and stories of who one used to be did little to stave off the biting frost of the snow swept hills, and less against the encroaching dark.
Baldur had never known defeat. He would have been humbled, if not for the despair that had overtaken him, nor the apathetic lethargy that was in turn overtaking even that. He had fought knights, armies, monsters, kingdoms, and in the end all it had done was delay the inevitable. His people would be slaughtered and enslaved. The Metalbound of the Hearthlands were said to be many things, merciful was not one of them.
His breath came in ragged draws and exhalations, small droplets of warm crimson splattering his lips, awaiting their frozen demise. His vision of the night sky grew cloudy with muddled darkness. The Aethir would take him soon. Had he really been so arrogant, so enthralled by the legend of himself, that he had come with a company of only a hundred souls?
They had followed him, believed in him. One hundred of the bravest men and women of legend, each historied and proven. Together they had added thousands of souls to the Aethir that binds the world, but in a single glorious folly they had followed Baldur the Great, their stories cut.
Baldur's broken body lent itself to mind, and his mind drifted back to Aesir. A small house, with a warm woman and a burning fire. His dual sided battleaxe rested above the mantle. The scent of a memory lent itself to his dying senses, warm stew. A babe cried from her wrap upon the woman's breast. Furs of beasts long since trophied draped them both, proof against the winter snows. They padded the earthen floor, covered the bed, kept the freeze from biting.
Baldur's mouth twitched, a botched attempt to smile at the memory, before the next scene came to mind. The one that would now pass due to his own ineptitude. Screams echoing through the village. The ancient hall aflame as Metalbound put it to the torch. Cries of agony as their butcher soldiers worked their way from home to home, putting steel to any who would raise hand against them.
The horror of man is, unfortunately, most common. Screams of pain as men were put to the sword and women were taken to man's spear. Smoke filled the square as the village burned, and the Metalbound stood amidst the inferno as motionless as statues.
Breath returned, and with the slight rise of his chest the blade that spelled his death wrought agony anew to him, breaking him free of the vision. He coughed weakly, breath pluming and steam rising from the flecks of spittle and blood.
Torchlight neared, and Baldur could hear voices in the murk. Be they of men left to scavenge or set to the task of gifting the warriors with a final death was unknown to him. The voices were distant, far lesser than the call of the Raven.
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Dressa… Dressa was gone now. Or would be gone, as the southern forces made their way further into the Land of Light. Baldur didn't even know why they had come. He had doubted that even they knew, bound by the word of the priest kings of the Hearthlands. He knew only that they were coming.
He had led the charge down the hill towards the enemy. Always he had faced the long odds. Always he had naught but skill and foolhardiness to protect him. Always he had been the first, and last, to strike with steel.
The hundred of his choosing swept down the hillside, a shadow brandishing death for the foreign army and dressed in the black leathers and furs of the northern tribes of the Aesir. Moonlight guided their steps upon the white of the snow. Mismatched blackened plate, adorned with silver runes, protected the warriors. Or rather, should have.
Grendt, screaming like a banshee from the Fallen Kingdom had charged beside him, her long locks braided in tight rows to her head and ending in blacked ashe beads. She had been the first to stand and join his fight. Together, many summers ago, they had fought against the Golden Knight, and had been the last two standing. She died before ever joining the battle fully, impaled on the spear of a waiting soldier.
Yoel to the other side, howling like a true berserker as he spun his twin axes, Lure and Hure, with an abandon that would leave any normal man with a wetness in his trousers. His rage in the heat of war led him to nearly as many kills as Baldur in the shadowed crevices that hid the Fallen Kingdom. Dead to the sword of a Metalbound Knight.
Dusk, his wiry frame masking the strength of the man who stood tall against a greatbear, fallen to an arrow.
Filla, Drakeslayer, run through from behind in the heat of battle.
Johan, felled by a spear.
Fieyer, the foreign, a sword halfway through his neck.
All of the hundred, dead before Baldur's eyes as he lay about himself with his axe, casting about with abandon, reveling in the battle. Never truly seeing what had happened.
The Metalbound Knight wore no plate. His sword was functional and strong, but plain and unadorned. His skin glistened from neither sweat nor blood, but from the light of the moon shining off the metal embedded in his flesh. His skin entwined with the stuff, forming a diamond grid of a metal harder than steel. It was the eyes, though, that would be remembered. If the last of his days was not upon him, even one such as Baldur would harbor nightmares about that passionless gaze.
The bloodlust had taken him. The recklessness of a berserker at war. Soldiery in the white and green of the Hearthlands added deep crimson to their livery. Baldur charged the Knight, axe raised high above his head, heart lustful for the kill, and found his axe meeting nothing but air as the Knight simply flowed around the strike. Baldur spun, barely registering the stinging sensation across his back as he allowed momentum to bring him around for another strike.
This time, the Metalbound raised his off hand, grabbing the blade of Baldur's axe in his palm, stopping the swing dead. His eyes met Baldur's. Passionless motion met disbelieving stare, and the Knight drove three feet of plain steel into Baldur's chest.
Time had fallen since that moment. Baldur waited, and waited, for the cursed Raven to come to him; to herald his soul to rejoin the Aethir. While he waited his remaining life turned cyclical. Feebly trying to remove his mind moved to thoughts of his failure moved to thoughts of his home aflame moved to thoughts of the battle.
He couldn't escape it. His home. His life. His sweet, sweet Dressa, running around the great hall, brandishing a charred wooden sword and fighting off monsters in the shapes of other children. Little Dressa, calmly wrapping her leg, cut on the stones, with a healing poultice while her father panicked internally. Little Dressa, sneaking out of the house to train amongst the trees of the pine forest. Little Dressa, screaming as the fire licked her skin. All because Baldur thought to bring only a hundred to fight an army.
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A tear leaked from his eye, freezing before the halfway mark of his cheek.
"Long thoughts, for one so short in this world," came a deep, rumbling voice. No, not one voice. Many voices, each worse than the last. Baldur opened his eyes to behold the Raven.
"What, no rage left, child of blood?" it taunted. "No demands or attacks?" The Raven's yellow beak opened as a caw, but that hideous amalgam of voices was no simple carrion call. Baldur hadn't the strength to reply, caught between visions of the flame or the Raven's rotted midnight plumage.
Baldur drew in a last, gasping breath. He closed his eyes for the last time and beheld a visage of Dressa, standing barely to his hip, wooden sword in one hand and thumb of the other in her mouth, outlined in red fire.
His fingers twitched. His soul was tattered? He, the man who had stood upon the Fallen Kingdom? The man who bested the Wolf of Windemir? The man who had slain the Golden Knight? The man who had made a thousand enemies and had seen armies fall before him? He should fall to this craven bird?
He released the breath with a single word.
His hand shot out, and his grasping fingers caught the Raven by its neck in a grip of the same iron resolve that had held Baldur since his childhood. The Raven screamed, a horrible thing that rattled Baldur from bones to soul. Its wings spread, rotten feathers and bone enlarging in the space of a moment to something more fit to be the harbinger of death.
The Raven struggled in his grasp, thrashing with feathered wing and taloned foot. The creature was easily thrice as tall as the man himself, its great wings spread and encompassing the sky.
Baldur reached back with his other hand, and plunged it into the writhing mass of midnight, grasping hold of something on the inside and ripping it from its ribbed cage. The Raven's heart gave off a pale glow hued with green, dripping with black sludge.
Even with heart removed, the nightmare of the Raven continued to thrash against its captor, trying desperately to beat its wings and take flight from this land of death and snow.
Baldur stared up at the Raven's face, and crushed the heart in his hand, black oozing from it and covering his hand. He felt a rush as breath filled his lungs once more, and something more. Something dark.
The black continued to gush from the Raven's heart, enveloping Baldur's hand and writhing its way up his arm. Baldur opened his mouth to scream, but the black took the opportunity and forced its way into the opening and the scream died to a gurgle. As the black consumed him, pale green light filled his eyes until it was all he could see.
As the last vestiges of consciousness fell from him, Baldur could hear the Raven.
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Q: Behavior of Java sockets when closing output stream Can someone explain the following behavior in Java sockets:
The general idea is this:

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*Open socket, Obtain I/O streams.

*Write request, Close out stream

*Read Response, Close in stream

*Close socket.

Here's my question / issue.
If I use a PrintWriter for output, and then close it, It closes the whole socket, and the subsequent read operation fails miserably.
Instead if I directly use the socket's shutdownOutput() method, it correctly closes the output stream channel, while keeping the socket alive.
Why would closing the PrintWriter object take the whole socket down with it?

A: This may be what your code looks like:
Socket socket;
PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream());
pw.close();

Now, let's have a look at the description of getOutputStream() method of Socket.

getOutputStream
public OutputStream getOutputStream() throws IOException
Returns an output stream for this socket.
  If this socket has an associated channel then the resulting output stream delegates all  of its operations to the channel. If the channel is in non-blocking mode then the output stream's write operations will throw an IllegalBlockingModeException.
Closing the returned OutputStream will close the associated socket.
Returns:
an output stream for writing bytes to this socket.
Throws:
IOException - if an I/O error occurs when creating the output stream or if the socket is not connected.

from the description above, we know closing the returned OutputStream will close the associated socket.
Now, when you close the PrintWriter, it'll close the associated OutputStream which will close the associated socket.

A: It is probably because calling the close() method of PrintWriter is tracing back through the hierarchy and calling the close() method of the SocketOutputStream as well. As part of the close() method for the SocketOutputStream it also calls the close() method for the Socket as well, which would in term close the SocketInputStream as well. Calling the shutdownOutput() function instead sends any previously written data followed by TCP's normal connection termination sequence. It then disables the output stream.

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Respiratory pigments are colored pigments. They have special affinity for respiratory gases. Such as oxygen and carbon dioxide. They are distributed either in the blood or in the body fluids. They are characterized by the presence of metallic ion. They play an important role in the transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide.


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'yard' - used as a noun
1. a unit of length equal to 3 feet; defined as 91.44 centimeters; originally taken to be the average length of a stride
2. the enclosed land around a house or other building
it was a small house with almost no yard
3. a tract of land enclosed for particular activities (sometimes paved and usually associated with buildings)
they opened a repair yard on the edge of town
4. an area having a network of railway tracks and sidings for storage and maintenance of cars and engines
5. an enclosure for animals (as chicken or livestock)
6. a unit of volume (as for sand or gravel)
7. a long horizontal spar tapered at the end and used to support and spread a square sail or lateen
8. the cardinal number that is the product of 10 and 100
9. a tract of land where logs are accumulated
Variations of 'yard'
capacity measure
capacity unit
cubage unit
cubature unit
cubic content unit
cubic measure
displacement unit
large integer
parcel of land
piece of ground
piece of land
volume unit
Most people give up just when they're about to achieve success. They quit on the one yard line. They give up at the last minute of the game one foot from a winning touchdown. - Click here to find out.
- Ross Perot
Bo Jackson set a Monday Night Football record by rushing for 222 yards in one game against the Seattle Seahawks, including a 91-yard TD run.


Mario and Sonic are ready to square off once again.
Both the Mario and Sonic series have their fare share of sports spinoffs, that have all your favorite characters competing. In 2007 the two came together for one crazy combination, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games.
The games cast you as different characters from each series competing in the best events at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Since then there's been multiple entries for the different years of the Olympics. The newest game in the series is coming just ahead of this year's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Like usual it'll have Nintendo's mustachioed mascot and his friends squaring off the Blue Blur and his posse. Some of the events featured are going to be the 100m dash, table tennis and beach volleyball.
The 3DS version of Mario and Sonic at Rio will be hitting fairly soon on March 18, 2016. The Wii U version however, will be arriving later this year at an unspecified time. Nintendo made the announcement via their official Facebook page today.
Are you looking forward to competing in your favorite Olympic events with Mario, Sonic and the rest of the gang? Have you played any of the previous Mario & Sonic games? If so, what did you think of them? Let us know down in the comments below.


Siemens Canada has announced its corporate membership with the Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity (CIC) housed at the University of New Brunswick.
"Cybersecurity is one of the most important and complex challenges facing businesses and public institutions today," said Faisal Kazi, President and CEO, Siemens Canada. "As a world leader in cyber protection for critical infrastructure, Siemens is honoured to become a member of the Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity. We look forward to continuing to contribute to the impressive efforts already underway in New Brunswick with UNB and CyberNB, a special operating agency of ONB.
In the era of hyper-connectivity, cybersecurity labour shortage is a mounting concern. The Global Information Security Workforce Study reports we are on pace to reach a cybersecurity workforce gap of 1.8 million by 2022. This gap is concerning as cybercrime damages are forecasted to cost close to $600 billion USD, nearly one per cent of global GDP, each year.
"The Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity at UNB will work in partnership with Siemens' team of technical staff and researchers to develop robust and practical cutting-edge cyber security and privacy technologies. Partnerships like these will propel New Brunswick as a global leader in cybersecurity," said Dr. Ali Ghorbani, Director of the Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity and Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Cybersecurity at UNB.
"New Brunswick is well positioned as a leader in cybersecurity with the Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity located at the University of New Brunswick and a strong group of corporate partners coming on board," affirmed The Honourable Mary Wilson, Minister of Economic Development and Small Business and Minister responsible for OpportunitiesNB. "Their commitment to developing the skills and knowledge sets essential in critical infrastructure protection, right here in New Brunswick, creates a solid foundation for continued growth in this sector."
Siemens will provide valuable resources for CIC to recruit and train highly qualified cybersecurity experts who will lead discoveries and build cybersecurity solutions that protect our society and economy against costly cyberattacks. Recognizing the evolution of the fast-changing cybersecurity discipline, CIC and the faculty of computer science at UNB will offer a career-focused master's program in cybersecurity.


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Pats Sign T Wesly Britt to Practice Squad
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The New England Patriots signed rookie offensive tackle Wesley Britt to the practice squad today. The Patriots practice squad now stands at its limit of eight players.
Britt, 24, was originally drafted by the San Diego Chargers in the fifth round (164th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft. The 6-foot-8-inch, 314-pound offensive lineman attended the University of Alabama, where he started 46 career games from 2000-04. As a senior in 2004, the Cullman, Ala. native was named third-team All-America by the Associated Press and first-team All-Southeastern Conference by the Associated Press and SEC coaches. Britt was released by the Chargers on the final roster cutdown day on Sept. 3, 2005.
Statement from Robert Kraft on Bill Parcells' election into the Pro Football Hall of Fame
The following is a statement from New England Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft on Bill Parcells' election into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Patriots.com News Blitz - 2/1/2013
The Patriots.com News Blitz gets you up to date with the latest news from local and national media.
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Even though the Patriots aren't involved, Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest day of the sports year with virtually everyone interested in some way. Let us know who you'll be rooting for with a vote in this week's Samsonite Make Your Case poll.
Inside the Numbers: 2012 Season
Go inside the numbers for a look at the achievements of the 2012 New England Patriots team.
Patriots Sign DL Armond Armstead
Armstead, 22, played last season for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League.
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The following is an updated NFL calendar with important dates throughout the offseason and the 2013 NFL regular season.
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Penn State Head Coach Bill O'Brien To Deliver Keynote at 2013 New England Football Coaches Clinic
Clinic scheduled for March 8-9 at Gillette Stadium
Inside the Helmet... Ryan Wendell
Get to know Patriots center Ryan Wendell in this week's edition of Inside the Helmet.
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Q: VBA - Automatic Sheet Protection loses password We have an VBA Code which unprotects the sheet when opening and Protects it again, so we can use the group function, while protected.
Via a macro new info's are added in the Excel file. At the end of that code the sheet is protected again.
It is always the same password with a global variable.
It happens if another user opens the file while it is used. The Excel file looses its password (unknown which it is) and have to be hacked via zip file trick.
Thank you for your help
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
    Passwort = "123"
    ActiveSheet.Unprotect (Passwort)
    Dim ws As Worksheet
    For Each ws In Worksheets
        ws.Protect userinterfaceonly:=True, Password:=Passwort, AllowFormattingCells:=True
        ws.EnableAutoFilter = True 'Autofilter
        ws.EnableOutlining = True 'Group
    Next ws

Editing part of the code:
ActiveSheet.Unprotect (Passwort)

LadenAusExternerDatei (Datum)

nachsteMaschine = 2

nextloop:

Err.Clear

aktuelleMaschine = Tabelle7.Range(Cells(nachsteMaschine - 1, 1), Cells(1500, 1)).End(xlDown).Row
nachsteMaschine = Tabelle7.Cells(aktuelleMaschine, 1).End(xlDown).Row
If aktuelleMaschine = Tabelle7.Cells(1048576, 1).End(xlUp).Row + zaehler Then
    For Each ws In Worksheets
     ws.Protect userinterfaceonly:=True, Password:=Passwort, AllowFormattingCells:=True
     ws.EnableAutoFilter = True 'ermöglicht Autofilter
    ws.EnableOutlining = True 'ermöglicht Gruppierung/Gliederung
    Next ws
    Exit Sub
End If
If nachsteMaschine >= aktuellMaschine + 1000 Then
     For Each ws In Worksheets
     ws.Protect userinterfaceonly:=True, Password:=Passwort, AllowFormattingCells:=True
     ws.EnableAutoFilter = True 'ermöglicht Autofilter
        ws.EnableOutlining = True 'ermöglicht Gruppierung/Gliederung
    Next ws
    Exit Sub
End If

A: The UserInterfaceOnly setting is set to false when the workbook is first opened.  You can re-apply UserInterfaceOnly without unprotecting the worksheet or workbook.
I recommend re-applying UserInterfaceOnly in the Workbook_Open event.
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
    ResetUserInterfaceOnly
End Sub

Sub ResetUserInterfaceOnly()

    Const Password = "123"

    Dim ws As Worksheet
    For Each ws In Worksheets
        ws.Protect UserInterfaceOnly:=True, Password:=Password, AllowFormattingCells:=True
        ws.EnableAutoFilter = True 'Autofilter
        ws.EnableOutlining = True 'Group
    Next ws

End Sub


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Check out this lovely article on one of our project's in @newenglandlivingtv We are so honored and greatful for them to take them time to talk to us about a great project we are working on. All of the photos are just quick ones we took while installing and we really look forward to photographing it in the future. Thank you Marina Davalos for writing such a nice piece and @newenglandlivingtv!!
Homeowners Sarah and Chris Hines wanted their Norwell, Massachusetts, home to be a reflection of the things that they and their kids, Olivia, 12, and Cole, 10, like to do. "They surf, they're out on their boat, they cycle—they're an active, free-spirited family," says designer Maggie Jerde of Maggie Jerde Design in Norwell, who was the designer for the project along with her partner, Jamie Therrien. Situated next to Jacob's Farm, the home, built in 1999, has an old-farmhouse feeling. In the interior design update, Jerde says the Hineses wanted to incorporate modern design elements while paying tribute to the home's original style.
The white ultramodern handmade porcelain subway tiles with a crackle finish reach all the way to the ceiling. "On each side of the sink, we put floating shelves for the everyday 'china'," says Jerde. Pictured is blue-swirled "Strata" dinnerware from Anthropologie.
The oak kitchen island has a cerused finish that highlights the natural grain of the wood.
"When I started the project, the first thing that hit me was the staircase," says Jerde. "It's right in the middle of the house, but the rest of the house is an open floor plan. I needed to treat these stairs special, otherwise they're an intrusion." Jerde says they decided to wrap the stairs in white shiplap. "It made quite a difference to the whole house." The staircase boasts an antelope-print runner, and hanging on the wall at the top of the stairs is a complementing art piece reading SURF, from Bodega Nantucket.
"The powder room had existing bead board," says Jerde. "I knew I wanted to walk the line between farmhouse and modern, so we made the walls white but painted the bead board a mushroom color,"she says. The floors are a hydrangea blue-purple penny tile, which is a typical farmhouse style, says Jerde. The tiger print adds an unexpected accent.
Even the mudroom sports modern elements. The floor has black-and-white tiles whose pattern is similar to that in the kitchen backsplash. "You see both patterns at the same time, and we didn't want them to compete," says Jerde. The vibrant blue cabinets have brass hardware, and a ceiling fixture brings out the different shades of blue.
In keeping with the color scheme, more muted blues and grays distinguish the family room. Striking blue ceramic stools from Shop Candelabra add a splash of color in the console area between the kitchen and the family room. "We needed to keep that space open yet we wanted a design element there," says Jerde.
For the family room, Jerde chose an oriental rug from Caitlin Wilson and paired it with a lucite-and-brass coffee table from Jayson Home. Throw pillows on the couch are by Susan Connor and Rebecca Atwood, both based in Brooklyn.
"This was the first time I ever worked with a designer," says Sarah Hines. "I thought it would be overwhelming, but Maggie made it fun and comfortable and really offered a greater perspective."
—Marina Davalos
Sep 28 Canary Love


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$27-million renovation of SkyTrain's Joyce-Collingwood Station now complete (PHOTOS)
Oct 7 2017, 8:46 am
The new east stationhouse for Joyce-Collingwood Station. (Kenneth Chan / Daily Hive)
Joyce-Collingwood Station on SkyTrain's Expo Line has received a contemporary aesthetic makeover and improvements to the station's circulation flow and capacity.
TransLink has completed an extensive renovation and expansion of the east stationhouse, which includes a new entrance with a new elevator, up-and-down escalators, expanded concourse areas, a secure bike parkade, and a retail space.
Other new features include the installation of new brighter lighting, the replacement of mesh metal panels with clear glass paneling to improve safety and visibility, and a stain glass public art piece.
The project cost $27 million, with the provincial government providing $11.5 million, the federal government contributing $5.7 million, and TransLink with the remainder.
"We are pleased to reach this milestone and I want to thank our customers and neighbours for their patience as we made these much-needed improvements to the Joyce-Collingwood SkyTrain Station," said TransLink CEO Kevin Desmond in a statement.
"This is a great example of all levels of government coming together to invest in infrastructure so we can meet the growing demand and shape the future of transit in the region."
Joyce-Collingwood Station sees an average of 13,800 weekday entries, making it the 11th busiest SkyTrain station. Ridership at the station is set to increase from the planned densification of the neighbourhood and the launch of new and improved bus services, particularly the new B-Line service in 2019 between UBC and the station.
A second phase of Joyce-Collingwood Station improvements starting in November will improve the west entrance of the station and east bus loop.
The improvements are all part of TransLink's long-term strategy of retrofitting the Expo Line stations to increase capacity and improve passenger comfort.
Other ongoing renovations include the $60-million renovation of Commercial-Broadway Station consisting of a new fourth platform and Broadway pedestrian overpass, the $55.5-million rebuild of Metrotown Station with a new roof and entrances, and the $25-million retrofit of Surrey Central Station to increase its accessibility.
$25-million upgrade for SkyTrain's Surrey Central Station
4 new B-Line routes will be launched in 2019
TransLink to nearly double retail space at SkyTrain stations by 2022
Taller condo towers envisioned for Joyce-Collingwood Station area
Metrotown Station's super-tall escalators finally open (PHOTOS)
20 busiest SkyTrain stations in Metro Vancouver
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Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Specs. MITSUBISHI PAJERO SPORT. Select another variant Tilt & Telescopic, Cruise Control, Multi Function Steering Wheel, Parking Distance Control … how to use the exclamation mark in math 17/06/2013 · Cruise control not working - check your brake lights! Unread post by Muckinhell » June 12th, 2013, 10:44 am Hi all, just a bit of a heads up on something i found today in regards to my aftermarket Command Cruise control the AP500 model to be precise.
Mitsubishi Cruise Control Systems Montero DESCRIPTION & OPERATION The cruise control system is electronically and vacuum controlled. System components include a control unit, actuator, vacuum pump, cruise control switch, clutch pedal switch, cruise indicator light, diode, inhibitor switch (A/T), stoplight switch, vehicle speed sensor and A/T control unit. The system has self-diagnostic windows 10 how to put control panel in start The report said consumers should not use the top tether anchor points that come with your child seat in the Pajero Sport and that the bolt threads in them are different to the Mitsubishi ones and ONLY the Mitsubishi top tether anchor points are safe to use.
In this article we are taking a look at how to extract ecu fault codes for the Mitsubishi Pajero V6. This information covers the NF, NG, NH and NJ models.
It comes with 18-inch alloy wheels, a reversing camera, Bluetooth, cruise control and dual air-conditioning systems with separate controls for those in the rear.
Pricing for the Pajero starts at $50,990 (plus on-road and dealer costs) for the GLX, which comes with a reversing camera, Bluetooth, cruise control and separate air-conditioning controls for those in the rear.


One of the most important parts of bow equipment that makes your target hit successfully is a bow sight. So, you need to be very careful while buying it. Half of your success in archery depends on your bow sight.
Archery has improved a lot with the latest technologies. The equipment got a very well finished touch of digitalization. As a result, there are two types of bow sight to choose between.
It's up to you which one is going to be suitable for you. But in that issue of single pin vs multi-pin judgment, most of the time people switch to the single pin sight. Not everyone but switching to a single pin permanently is huge.
The reason behind this is its advantages. It's just you have to know how to use a single pin sight. Once you got the idea which works better you will also love it the way it works.
A single pin bow sight is really a very good working archery tool for beginners. At least you can get an exact target. If you become skilled in targeting one the multiple targets will be easier to learn.
The first thing before starting archery you need to choose between the single pin or the multi-pin. If you are not experienced or have no idea about it then the suggestion for you is to choose the single pin bow sight. Especially if you are a beginner.
After choosing the single pin bow sight you need to know how to use a single pin bow sight. Though this is not an easy job if you know the quick and smart tricks and have a clear idea then it will be less tough.
To help you in this we are going to tell you the short way of using a single pin bow and making sure a successful target with less effort. Check out the effective instructions below and hit your target with single pin bow sight successfully.
After setting your mind for single pin bow sight thing that you would eager to know the using process. If you do not have an instructor and has to do it your own then these 5 instructions are going to help you a lot.
As bow sight plays a vital role in a good shot so, it is really important to buy the best working one. Know about its quality and working ability before you buy. Your first experience will make you confident to go for the next one. If you get a bad one you will lose hope to get the success.
What you need to check the sight is the picture of the target it provides while looking through it. Get information from the experienced people who will suggest you a better one. Check all the screws and extra holes that are important to set the distance.
The most important thing in the bow sight is the pin. Your shot will depend on this single pin. Check out if the pin is attached strong and works exactly it should work. If you find everything find go for it and start your archery.
Why did you switch to this? Many people will ask you this question even your mind will ask you the same before choosing this single pin bow sight. So, you must know the answer to this why.
You have already noticed its structure. It has only one pin standing straight in the sight. If you see a multi-pin you will find up to 7 pins in that. This makes a huge difference. With a single pin sight, your target will be one. Besides you has to set several targets in a multi-pin sight.
As your target is one you can focus fully and your concentrate will win the success. It is not complicated and never confusing what you may face in multi-pin bow sight. So, a single pin bow sight will make you hit the target better and fast.
Before setting your sight you must read the instruction attached to it. Reading the instruction will make you clear about the equipment. There are many critical measurements in setting a distance target. So, if you read the instruction well it will be easier.
After reading it start the setup. Check the screws that need to tighten up. Don't make it too tight cause it can damage it. Know the use of the extra hole in the instruction book. Fix your distance and adjust it.
Look through the bow sight if the window sight is clear and the point is in the target. Once you have set your bow sight and distance you are ready for the hit.
The one and only focusing object in this process is the target. To hit the target you need to be very clear about its distance and condition. If you have done every sing set up and took your position but do know have focused on your target, everything will be meaningless.
Look at the target through the bow sight. The top point of the pin will be on the target. If the top open of the sight pin is on the target then you are going right. Make yourself strong and stable to your place. One thing you need the most is the focus on the target.
This is the last action in this process that will make the result successful or not. So, you need to be very careful here. You have already set your target so, now it's time to set the arrow. As the distance has been fixed before so now you just need to make the hit go well.
Draw the arrow back, watch your target through the bow sight, check out the position of the target, take your position and hit. These simple sets will let you hit the target successfully.
To get more success in your every shoot the bow sight is most important hunting gear for bow hunting. Also, the bow quiver is another one hunting gear to help you to carry the arrow in the hunting field and prepare for next shoot in short time.
Archery makes the targeting sill strong and is a very well known hunting process. The use of single pin bow sight is described above with needed instructions. Hope they were helpful to make your archery experience with single pin bow sight a good one. Happy Hunting!


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The Middle Pillar by Israel Regardie, published in 1970. A Co-relation of the Principles of Analytical Psychology and the Elementary Techniques of Magic. Hardcover with great illustrated boards. Hardcover with original jacket with only the very lightest shelfwear.
Handbook of Freemasonry Edited by Henrik Bogdan and Jan A.M. Snoek, published in 2014. Sections include: The History of Freemasonry, The Old Charges, The Origins of Freemasonry: Scotland, The Origins of Freemasonry: England, Freemasonry and Templarism, Freemasonry and the Enlightenment, Masonic Historiography, Freemasonry and the Catholic Church, etc. etc. etc. Hardcover with only the very lightest shelfwear.
Cheiro's Book of Numbers by Cheiro, published in 1932. Two Volumes in One. Sections Include: The Planetary Numbers of the Months, Introduction to the Study, The Numbers 1 to 9 Called Single Numbers, The Occult Symbolism of Compound Numbers, etc. etc. Hardcover with heavy shelfwear to corners.
The Mystical & Magical System of the A.A.: The Spiritual System of Aleister Crowley and George Cecil Jones Step by Step by James A. Eshelman, published in 2000. Hardcover with original dust jacket, some creasing and light shelfwear to jacket, else very good.


The Zulu Indoor Modular Sofa range has a hardwood timber frame intertwined with full core rattan in a light weathered finish.
Upholstered with 100% linen cushion covers that are removable to make cleaning and maintenance effortless.
The Zulu indoor range has an innovative cushion design that is made in Australia. The base seat cushion is made from luxurious feather-wrapped foam. The backrest cushion has three internal tiers. The bottom tier has an even mix of feather and fibre for premium support. The second layer has less fibre and more feather for a softer feel. With the top tier made with feather only for a super soft layback feel. The specific design of the cushion tiers are made to provide optimal comfort.


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