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UVA uses a variety of best management practices (BMPs) to minimize impacts to stormwater resulting from development on University property. Some BMPs focus on reducing nutrients, sediment, and other pollutants to improve stormwater quality. Other BMPs focus on increasing stormwater infiltration and reducing flow volumes, which reduces flooding and erosion downstream. Some BMPs can both improve quality and reduce quantity. Often several BMPs are used together to provide maximum stormwater protection. The University utilizes a variety of BMPs on Grounds to minimize negative impacts to stormwater.
Cisterns and rain barrels store rainwater collected from roof drains. They provide water storage during large storm events to prevent flooding and downstream scouring. The water in these cisterns can be used for various gray water uses, including garden or lawn irrigation. UVA has cisterns installed at Garrett Hall, New Cabell Hall, the Amphitheater, and the Astronomy Building for irrigation of the student garden.
Bioretention areas, also known as rain gardens or biofilters, provide on-site treatment of stormwater runoff by mimicking a natural filtration system using engineered soils and special plants. Some pre-fabricated biofilter units are available. The filtered runoff can be collected in an underdrain and directed into the storm drain system. Bioretention areas typically include a diversion mechanism so that large storm events don't flood and destroy the filter. They typically treat a drainage area of five acres or less and have a high pollutant removal rate. UVA has many biofilters, including those at the Dell, Campbell Hall, John Paul Jones Arena, South Lawn, Bice, New Cabell, UVA Clinical Lab, Sieg Warehouse and the Alderman Road Pumping Station.
Vegetated swales are open channels that direct water through vegetation to slow it down and allow sedimentation, filtration and some infiltration. They can be used as their own BMP or be incorporated into the design of others, to direct water into a biofiltration area or detention basin. These swales treat a small drainage area but provide good pollutant removal and some infiltration and flood protection.
Infiltration trenches are shallow, flat depressions that collect stormwater and allow it to infiltrate into the soil. They have high pollutant removal efficiency and help to recharge the groundwater. Infiltration trenches are challenging to apply to UVA because of the clay-like nature of Charlottesville soil that makes infiltration slow. UVA curently has infiltration basins located at the Baseball Stadium, JAG School, UVA Child Care Center and Arlington Boulevard.
These devices modify a manhole or catch basin to separate out pollutants from the storm water system. There are many different designs and variations, but all contain internal components that trap oil and other floatables. They are located in many parking garages, UVA Parking and Transportation bus depot, and Facilities Management compound . These are all areas where vehicles are stored and maintained, where oil often drips onto pavement and can be washed into the storm system. The University has oil water separators located at the 911 Emergency Communication Center, Facilities Management, Central Grounds Garage, Emmet Street Garage, Arena Garage, Darden Garage, Scott Stadium Garage, South Garage and UVA Parking and Transportation. BaySavers are located at UVA Parking and Transportation and the 11th Street Garage.
Permeable pavement reduces impervious cover and therefore stormwater runoff by allowing water to soak through the paved surface and infiltrate into the ground beneath. This pavement can be permeable concrete, permeable asphalt or paving bricks. UVA has permeable pavement behind the Amphitheater and in portions of the R1 parking lot next to Ruffner Hall.
A proprietary device is a manufactured stormwater treatment structure that settles or filters out sediment or other pollutants. Each manufacturer has a different design but they usually incorporate the use of a filter or a chamber where water slows down and sediment settles out. There are filters installed under Lannigan Field and sand/grit inteceptors at the Emmet Street Parking Garage and Bryan Hall.
Stream daylighting restores a formerly piped, channelized, or otherwise altered stream to a more natural state on the surface. Stream daylighting restores aquatic habitats and ecosystems while improving area aesthetics and runoff quality.
A dry pond is a basin with outlets designed to temporarily detain stormwater runoff. These basins are not large permanent pools of water, but may have small pools at the inlet or outlet. Reductions in peak flow associated with large storm events make dry ponds an effective flood control strategy. The temporary storage of water during storm events allows sediment to settle out of the water before continuing in the storm sewer system, but dry ponds only have moderate pollutant removal.
Underground detention allow for storage and slow release of stormwater during large storm events without using a wet or dry pond. There are many different types of underground storage systems including stone or plastic systems, oversized perforated pipes, and storage tanks. These systems reduce peak flow to prevent flooding and scouring downstream.
Green roofs absorb, store, and later evapotranspire precipitation which reduces the volume of stormwater entering the storm sewer system. They offer benefits to the building including reduction of urban heat island effects, and increased thermal insulation. Green roofs are classified as extensive or intensive, both of which are present at UVA Extensive green roofs have six inches or less of soil and plant medium. Newcomb Hall, Garrett Hall and Rouss Hall are a few of the extensive green roofs at the University. Intensive plantings are those that are thicker than six inches, and can be found at Rouss Hall. In addition to the aformentioned buildings, green roofs can also be found on Nau Hall, Gibson Hall, the South Lawn Walkway, Robertson Hall, Claude Moore Nursing Education, MR-5 and MR-6.
Wet ponds are basins with a permanent pool of water designed to detain stormwater to promote sediment settling and pollutant removal through biological activity in the pond. A sediment forbay, or small pool, can be used as pretreatment to remove coarse sediment particles before entering the pond. Vegetated buffers around the pond protect the banks from erosion and provide additional pollutant removal before overland runoff enters the pool. Wet ponds provide flood control and channel protection. Although wet ponds do not provide groundwater recharge due to accumulation of debris on the bottom of the pond, they are one of the most effective BMPs at removing stormwater pollutants.
The stream at the Emmet/Ivy Parking Garage is an unnamed tributary to Meadow Creek. Similar to the Meadow Creek daylighting and Dell Pond installation, the Emmet/Ivy wetlands project was undertaken to improve water quality and reduce the rate of stormwater leaving the site. The wetlands provide areas to allow the stream to overflow naturally and provides for some infiltration of water while allowing sediment to settle out rather than being sent downstream. In addition, the plants in the wetland uptake water and serve to filter nutrients and other pollutants from the stream flow.


Britain's four biggest banks – Lloyds, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC – together with Santander are responsible for about £19.6bn of the total, according to the consumer group Which?.
PPI is Britain's biggest mis-selling scandal. The amount set aside is almost double the £11.8bn bill for misleading pension sales, and dwarfs the £2.7bn for mortgage endowments.
The financial ombudsman said last month it had 400,000 unresolved cases in which banks had refused compensation but customers had complained.
PPI was sold, often using misleading sales practices, alongside personal loans and other borrowing, including credit cards. The policies were meant to cover payments if customers were sick or unemployed, but often they did not pay out or the buyer did not qualify in the first place.
The Financial Conduct Authority has said that, of 53m PPI policies sold, the banks sold 45m. Here is a roundup of what the big four lenders have set aside so far.
Britain's biggest retail bank, which also owns Halifax and Bank of Scotland, is responsible for almost half the total cost of compensating customers. It has set aside £9.83bn.
The bank set aside an extra provision of £1.35bn with its first-half results in July, taking the total it has set aside to £4.13bn. It has not increased the figure since.
The government-controlled bank set aside an extra £465m for PPI last week, and its total provision is £3.1bn.
The total bill so far for HSBC is $2.76bn (£1.7bn) after it increased its estimate of costs by $367m with its first-half results in August.
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I made Corned Beef fried Rice with Egg for breakfast a few days ago. Leftover white rice was used along with a cup of corned beef (from the can). Since only a cup was used, I had extra corned beef, which I made into corned beef and potato casserole. I remembered that I had a flower-shaped egg mold. I used it to cook the fried eggs that I topped over the fried rice.
This dish was easy to cook. It was also satisfying. I like how the flavors of the corned beef and fried garlic mixed together. It smelled good and had a pleasing taste; it even got better when the rice was added. It became a yummy meal.
I think that the fried egg on top made it look nicer. It grabs attention and makes you want to eat the entire meal right away. I had this with some ketchup on the side. It was a wonderful breakfast experience.
Try this Corned Beef Fried Rice with Egg Recipe. Enjoy!
Heat the oil in a wide frying pan.
Add the beaten egg. Cook one side for 1 minute in medium heat. Turn the egg over and cook the other side for another minute or until the egg is completely cooked. Remove the egg and put in a plate. Set aside.
Using the remaining oil (add more oil f needed), brown the minced garlic. Add the corned beef. Cook for 2 minutes.
Put the rice in the pan. Stir-fry for 5 minutes.
Add the egg. Manually divide the egg into small pieces using a spatula. Add a dash of salt and then continue to stir-fry for 2 minutes.
Transfer to a plate. Top with a piece of sunny side up egg.
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In the last two years – the era of Brexit, Donald Trump and Jeremy Corbyn's remarkable electoral performance last year – political prophecy has become a dangerous game. But I'm going to go out on a limb here and predict that there won't be another UK-wide referendum for a very long time. There have, in fact, only been three: in 1975, on membership of what was then the EEC; in 2011, on the alternative vote electoral system; and, two years ago, the Brexit referendum.
Whatever deal is cobbled together before our departure from the EU on 29 March 2019 – assuming that a deal is achieved – no senior politician in charge of his or her senses is going to seek a return visit to the wasteland of post-referendum politics to which we have all been exiled since 23 June 2016.
Not, at least, on a different issue. There are, of course, plenty of traumatised Remainers still demanding what they call "a final say" – the words "second referendum" having been judged, quite rightly, to lack popular appeal. The public logic of their position is that the ballot paper two years ago did not make explicit the terms of exit from the EU and that the people have a right to vote on whatever the government agrees.
Their private hope is to thwart the whole process – on the assumption that the electorate welcomes the opportunity to reverse its 2016 decision. The polling evidence for this is patchy at best. Alas, I see no groundswell of public anxiety that we are all about to make a historic error, imperilling our nation's position in the world and the prosperity that pays for our public services. More to the point, there is absolutely no taste at the apex of the Conservative or Labour parties for a rerun of the referendum that ended David Cameron's premiership and drove Corbyn to the brink of resignation (he was only narrowly dissuaded from doing so by his closest aides).
We allowed our democracy to be manipulated by digital jackals. And for what?
How did we get here? It used to be orthodox to argue that – as Margaret Thatcher put it in 1975 (quoting Clement Attlee) – referendums were "a device of dictators and demagogues". The great constitutionalist AV Dicey (1835-1922) championed such votes, but only as a conservative device, or "people's veto", specifically to foil Irish Home Rule.
Only in the Nineties did the offer of referendums become commonplace in politics. The shift in culture was signalled by John Major's promise in 1997 that the electorate would be specifically consulted if the government ever proposed that Britain join the European single currency.
Under New Labour, there were referendums on Scottish and Welsh devolution, the Good Friday Agreement, mayoral systems and the proposed North East assembly. Another was promised on the EU Constitutional Treaty and cancelled only when that agreement collapsed. The old-fashioned spirit of representative democracy in parliament was increasingly challenged by the notion of the real-time direct mandate, the immediacy of decision-making via the internet and the astonishing rise of voting in reality TV shows.
So when, in 2013, David Cameron offered a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU, he was not breaking violently with tradition but pursuing a well-established trend. What he had not reckoned upon was a twofold transformation of the terms of trade: first, the rise of the populist right in the West and the weaponisation of immigration as a unifying theme of political antagonism; and second, the astonishingly disruptive power offered by state-of-the-art digital technology.
Historians will cite the 2016 Brexit battle as a moment when emotional claims trumped empirical arguments and feelings mattered more than facts. Remain had a good enough case to make about the perils of exit from the EU, but it was comprehensively outplayed by the Leave campaigns – including Nigel Farage's Leave.EU – which mobilised popular support behind the vague but compelling notion of "taking back control", the false but appealing pledge that Brexit would yield a £350 million per week dividend for the NHS and an ugly opposition to immigration in general.
As we now know, thanks to the remarkable investigative work of the Observer's Carole Cadwalladr, the Brexiteers had the assistance of the master manipulators of digital technology. It is impossible to prove that the data scraped from social media by Cambridge Analytica swung the referendum for Leave, not least because it is so difficult to establish what bespoke political messages reached which voters and with what impact.
In fact, the lesson of the Cambridge Analytica scandal and Facebook's subsequent traumas is not confined to a single referendum. We have been served notice that the inherited institutions of 20th-century democracy are horribly vulnerable to 21st-century digital assault and that a new immune system must be constructed to protect the political and electoral process. To put the problem in perspective: the Political Parties, Elections And Referendums Act, the principal statutory force in political regulation, received royal assent in 2000 – four years before Mark Zuckerberg and his college friends came up with Facebook.
Whatever form Brexit takes, the law needs to be updated to take account of the digital revolution. And this is no easy task, given the pace of change. Representative democracy, for all its strengths, is not good at keeping up with technological change – and no such evolution in human history has been so fast or so comprehensive in its upheavals.
Meanwhile, the business of departure from the EU looms over Westminster like a dark cloud, draining all energy from government, pushing aside all other considerations. In a sense, this is quite appropriate. Until we know what form of Brexit lies ahead and the precise basis upon which we shall say farewell to our 27 partners, it is a waste of time to devote too much energy to fundamental reform in most areas of policy.
In a carnival of lies, the biggest of all was the notion that Brexit would be a glorious flick of the switch, liberating us all from an imagined tyranny of Brussels. We were promised a revolution and landed in a quagmire.
To the bafflement of the world, we turned a referendum into a collective act of self-harm. We allowed our democracy to be manipulated by digital jackals. And for what? Be honest. Look out of the window and ask yourself: do you really feel you have taken back control?


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Jemima Ferrier (Year 12, Taylor) became a national champion in Surf Life Saving last weekend, after competing in the 2018 BP Surf Rescue Championships at Wahi Beach, 7-8 April.
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Senior Hannah Young sought out the Museum of Discovery for her high school apprenticeship because of her love for animals. Throughout the process, Hannah went from being quiet and reserved to becoming an effective teacher in her department while performing multiple presentations. In this apprenticeship, Hannah displayed the importance of going after her specific interest in animals and how that led to her development of both hard skills and soft skills. However, practicing soft skills proved to be the most critical measurement of her personal and professional growth.
At every level of Noble Impact curriculum, soft skills are introduced and practiced on a daily basis. There are many different meanings of soft skills and the importance of developing them for the 21st-century knowledge economy. Whether it's written about by top academics in "The Innovator's DNA" or referenced by the Department of Labor with "Soft Skills to Pay the Bills," this specific development is critical to success in the information age.
The importance of going through these steps begins the journey of building individual credibility, and although many people call it the knowledge economy and the information age, we also like to see it through this credibility approach.
Hannah's apprenticeship serves as a great case study that other students and teachers may look to when understanding the process. She had the courage to go after her interest, she conducted research on options, and then built her competencies by connecting herself to an industry that she truly cared about.
Practicing soft skills is hard. Access and opportunities to the "practice field" is where Noble Impact curriculum intersects with the community, which becomes the ultimate playing field for soft skill development.


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2006 — Atlanta's streak of 14 consecutive division titles ended when the New York Mets rallied to beat Florida 6-4.
Cespedes, Lugo lead Mets over Braves
ATLANTA (AP) — Yoenis Cespedes hit a grand slam, Seth Lugo won his fourth straight start and the New York Mets beat the Atlanta Braves 10-3 on Sunday.
The Mets have won seven of eight and are 16-5 since Aug. 20. They began the day one-half game back in the NL wild-card race.
Lugo (4-2) allowed six hits, two runs and one walk and struck out five in seven innings. The rookie is 3-1 with a 1.99 ERA in five career starts. He joined the rotation on Aug. 19.
The Braves cut the lead to 6-1 in the fourth on Freddie Freeman's RBI single, but Lugo stranded the bases loaded when Anthony Recker popped up and Dansby Swanson grounded into a double play.
Cespedes drove in the game's first five runs off Williams Perez (2-3), who gave up four hits, five runs and one walk and struck out two in 2 2/3 innings. Perez left the game with right triceps impingement.
Officials who botched Ok. State game suspended
The Mid-American Conference says the eight-man officiating crew that botched the end of the Central Michigan-Oklahoma State game has been suspended for two games.
And the Big 12 announced Sunday that the two-person video replay crew that worked the same game also has been suspended for two games.
Officials mistakenly gave Central Michigan an untimed final play from midfield after Oklahoma State was penalized for intentional grounding while trying to run off the last four seconds of the fourth quarter with a three-point lead.
On that play, the Chippewas scored a touchdown on a long pass and lateral to win 30-27. The referee admitted afterward that an error was made by extending the game after a loss-of-down penalty.
Oklahoma State athletic director Mike Holder voiced his protest, but the result of the game was final.
A's release Butler, still owed $10M next year
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The Oakland Athletics have released designated hitter Billy Butler despite still owing him $10 million for next season.
The A's made the move Sunday.
Last month, Butler went on the concussion disabled list after a clubhouse altercation with teammate Danny Valencia.
The 30-year-old Butler was in the second season of a three-year, $30 million contract. He was batting .276 with four home runs and 31 RBIs in 85 games this year.
"It was time to move on," A's general manager David Forst said. "The at-bats just weren't there."
Said manager Bob Melvin: "We wish him the best, but it just never ended up being a great fit here."
Butler acknowledged frustration with a diminished platoon role in Oakland after playing every day most of his career. He believes he still has a lot to offer.
"You don't have the type of at-bats I have in the big leagues with the type of success I have for not being able to hit both sides," Butler said. "I feel I can bring that to a team at a championship level and I've proven that."
- The Associated Press

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Being one of those Londoners with as busy a life as the next person, I sometimes struggle to recall what happened a fortnight ago, let alone a 1992 animated motion picture which I only went to see out of a sense of duty, after I had no idea what everyone else was on about at the time. But strenuous efforts have been made by the Disney Theatrical Group to take those who enjoyed Aladdin as a motion picture 24 years ago and now have the disposable income to splash out on a night in the West End.
Even by West End standards, this is a big and bold production. The list of credits in the programme is about as long as could be expected from a Hollywood movie if watched to the very end. I am not entirely sure why particular attention has been paid to the place of birth of cast members in the programme, except perhaps to demonstrate that this show has a cast almost as international as its predecessor in the Prince Edward Theatre, Miss Saigon.
Some thought has been put into this production to make it directly relevant to a British audience, with more than one reference to the career of Bruce Forsyth. A glitterball provides a most unsubtle tribute to BBC Television's Strictly Come Dancing. And make what you will of Trevor Dion Nicholas as Genie almost barking 'Nice to see you, to see you…' in his American accent. Later, Tommy Cooper is name-dropped (this show is set in the (fictional) Middle Eastern city of Agrabah, and there's more than one fez in sight).
Audiences should not, therefore, expect a simple replication of the film: the services of Abu the Monkey, a key character in the motion picture, have been, fortunately, or unfortunately, altogether dispensed with.
I personally enjoyed the allusions to other musicals both in the lyrics and the style of musical numbers. One tune, 'A Friend Like Me', had the audience enraptured during a medley of verses from other Disney productions, most notably Beauty and the Beast. Elsewhere, the soaring melodies are very much a part and parcel of the Disney magic, and some songs flow so well into the narrative smoothly and naturally, as though this were a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. Sometimes the plotline comes to an utter standstill – a six-minute song-and- dance number has the sole purpose of introducing the 'Prince Ali' character – but in those six minutes are some dazzling choreography and an almost ridiculous number of costume changes.
The set is elaborate and glamorous – and why not? There is nothing wrong with a palace that actually looks like a palace. How the genie pops out of the lamp is more evident from my upstairs vantage point than from the stalls (if you're looking to take children and don't want that illusion revealed, I suggest sitting downstairs). How the magic carpet works (and it does work!) is something I couldn't figure out.
Anyone involved in the production who does know has apparently signed an NDA (non-disclosure agreement) in perpetuity, so even if I wanted to throw in a stinking spoiler, I can't. I simply don't know how they've done that. Sorry.
Trevor Dion Nicholas almost blows the roof off the Prince Edward Theatre, with a suitably larger-than-life Genie, conspicuous by his absence when off-stage. Dean John-Wilson is perfectly cast as in the title role of Aladdin, while Don Gallagher's Jafar is more devious than sinister, though the character's comeuppance is still very much deserved. Jade Ewen as Princess Jasmine makes the best of a fairly one-dimensional character; feminist critiques of Aladdin, will not, I suspect, be wholly positive. Of the supporting roles, Nathan Amzi's Babkak was, for me, both the most comical and the most engaging.
With 18 ensemble members and 7 swings, this production does nothing by halves, and such is the talent on display I wouldn't have known otherwise that Arran Anzani-Jones, Miles Barrow, Bianca Cordice, Daniel De Bourg, Seng Henk Goh, Antony Hewitt, Michelle Chantelle Hopwell, Thierry Picault, Briony Scarlett, Sadie-Jean Shirley, Katie Singh and Kayleigh Thadani are all making their West End debuts in this glorious musical.
The show is even bold enough to address a common complaint against musicals as a form of entertainment: people do not, generally, start singing and dancing just because their emotions become intense or because something significant has happened. There's more than one self-parody lyric, the most memorable being, "They're [the orchestra] playing music while we're fighting." The choreography, whilst we're on the subject, is smooth and energetic throughout.
There's something for everyone in this laugh-out-loud and shimmering show, where the cast come across as thoroughly enjoying themselves. Not since Sister Act The Musical played at the London Palladium have I left the theatre feeling so positively upbeat and overjoyed. I wish Aladdin a long and successful run. This is an Arabian night not to be missed – the professionalism and skill in this show is astounding.
Now in its third record-breaking year on Broadway at the New Amsterdam Theatre, where it has been seen by more than 1.5 million people, Aladdin's global presence has grown to four productions on three continents. It opened at Tokyo's Dentsu Shiki Theatre Umi in May 2015 and had its European premiere in December 2015 at the Stage Theatre Neue Flora, Hamburg. Aladdin will open in Sydney, Australia in August 2016.
Previous Disney stage productions in London have included Shakespeare in Love and the Olivier-winning productions of Beauty and the Beast, Mary Poppins and The Lion King, which is now playing its 17th year in the West End.
Aladdin is designed by Olivier and seven-time Tony-winning scenic designer Bob Crowley, five-time Tony-winning lighting designer Natasha Katz, Olivier and two-time Tony-winning costume designer Gregg Barnes and sound designer Ken Travis. Casting is by Jill Green CDG.


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RBI slaps Rs 26-lakh penalty on Nutan Nagarik Sahakari Bank
The penalty has been imposed in exercise of the powers vested in RBI conferred under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, the central bank said.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has imposed a monetary penalty of Rs 26 lakh on Nutan Nagarik Sahakari Bank, Ahmedabad for non-compliance with certain directions of the central bank.
This penalty has been imposed in exercise of the powers vested in RBI conferred under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, the central bank said.
This action of the central bank is based on a deficiency in regulatory compliance and is not intended to pronounce upon the validity of any transaction or agreement entered into by the bank with its customers.
The statutory inspection of the bank conducted by RBI with reference to its financial position as on March 31, 2020, and examination of the risk assessment report and all related correspondence pertaining to the same revealed that the bank failed to pay interest at the rate applicable to saving deposits on certain overdue recurring and fixed deposit accounts at the time of their repayment and had issued ATM-cum-debit cards to certain cash credit account holders, according to a statement released on Monday evening.
In furtherance to the same, a notice was issued to the bank advising it to show cause as to why the penalty should not be imposed for non-compliance with the RBI directions.
After considering the bank's reply to the notice, additional submissions made by the bank and the oral submissions made during the personal hearing, the central bank said it came to the conclusion that the charge of non-compliance with the aforesaid RBI directions were substantiated and warranted imposition of monetary penalty, to the extent of non-compliance with such directions.
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Live Vocal Effects because I don't like my voice
I'm looking for suggestions for vocal effects to be used in a live setting. I'm not a bad singer, I just don't really like my voice... in fact I'm not a huge fan of female vocals altogether. Its boring and unexciting.
I'd really like to start writing some of my own music and I'd like to try and sing and play it, but I would love some sort of fun unique sound or effect to sing with. What are some good suggestions? I'm open to anything: using pedals, special microphones, other effect boxes!
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My suggestion is to get comfortable and find your voice before trying disguise it with special effects. Maybe experimenting with vastly different vocal styles would help.
Can you elaborate on experimenting with different vocal styles?
– Eichhörnchen
You could listen to and imitate (perhaps with the help of a teacher) different dramatic styles, all the way from heavy vibrato opera, to screaming heavy metal or nasally country, or whispery pop. The list goes on forever. Somewhere in there is your own unique style, and it'll add alot more to your performance than any outchain effect can.
What genre are you interested in singing? It depends on that. If you listen to hip-hop then auto-tune is something that's used quite a lot which you can give a try. In experimental metal you can try tremolo effects on vocals, harmonizers etc. If genre isn't fixed then, as @Grey pointed out, figure out what genre your vocals match best. Then you can head in that direction.
– Jimmy
right. I go in the general rock direction. I've experimented with things like metal screaming and stuff, but my voice is just too high pitched and its not nice for anyone. Again I basically know how to sing I just literally don't like the way my voice sounds. I sound like a 5 year old girl. lol. Thanks for the suggestions though ;)
Since you are trying to do something original, nobody can give you a definitive answer.
I'm going to assume the question means you really don't want to develop your untreated voice, and you don't mind sounding like a robot, having unclear lyrics etc.
I would recommend buying or borrowing a budget guitar multi-FX pedal - or a computer application like GarageBand or Guitar Rig. Try out the presets, but more importantly, get stuck into editing patches yourself, auditioning different effects and parameters.
There are pedals for under $50 which would be suitable for this exercise.
The voice has a similar frequency range to a guitar, so the effects should work. You may need a pre-amp between your microphone and the FX pedal, to get a loud enough signal into it. Most modern multi-FX pedals accept both instrument-level and line-level inputs.
Effects that may be especially effective on voice include:
delay - long delays in time with the tempo are quite common in rock/pop/dance music. So are slapback delays
reverb - very common on vocals - more traditional than your aspirations perhaps, if I read the question right.
phaser/flanging - these effects used on vocals have precedent in psychedelic music
chorus - either used subtly to simulate multiple voices, or heavily as an artificial sounding effect
overdrive/distortion - that "through a loudhailer" vocal effect
pitch shift/harmoniser - probably horrible, but you can try it
Once you've experimented and have a firmer idea of what you want to achieve, you can think about whether the multi-FX pedal is the right way to do it in the long run.
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Try out a number of mics and amps. Forget about effects by and large.
You are sort of fantasizing about turning your voice into something more like an instrument. How popular are purely instrumental bands without vocals?
The voice is quite a multidimensional sound production device and you tend to have decades of practice at least with some aspects of it. When you are stacking effects on, you tend to take away several degrees of freedom.
That may feel like a win when you have not managed to make profitable use of those degrees of freedom, but it's like keeping a knee locked in order to make it easier to learn running. It helps only in a very early stage, providing some simulation of progress that you eventually will have to unlearn.
So I'd rather recommend finding a mic and amp in the affordable range you feel reasonably comfortable with, and then work with that until you have progressed enough to be able to move on in a recognizable direction.
Even heavy metal guitar players will tell you that to get really good, you need to practice quite a bit without distortion. It's garbage in, garbage out. And even when you put in enough effects that it's garbage out anyway, there still is a recognizable difference between good garbage and garbage garbage.
The TC Helicon company makes a wide variety of individual effects processors for live singing, as well as multi-effects units.
You might want to investigate learning to use a vocoder. That is a classic vocal effect.
Then there is the talk box.
It depends on what you want to achieve. Adding reverb may be a nice idea or you could go for a gristleizer
If we're talking metal there is a problem that the guitars and the female voice often occupy the same part of the spectrum. Two possible solutions are either switch back and forth like guitar-vocals-guitar-vocals or tune down the guitars.
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1. Alje Middel was born on 24 March 1924 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland (son of Siebe Middel and Harmke Riepma); died on 24 March 2002; was buried in Usquert, Groningen, Nederland.
Family/Spouse: Wiemke Winkel. Wiemke was born on 18 September 1929; died on 24 August 2003; was buried in Usquert, Groningen, Nederland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
2. Siebe Middel was born on 23 December 1891 in Niebert, Marum, Groningen, Nederland (son of Gerke Middel and Auktje Graansma); died on 02 April 1962 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland; was buried in Usquert, Groningen, Nederland.
Siebe married Harmke Riepma on 07 September 1922 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland. Harmke (daughter of Alje Riepma and Berendje Wierts) was born on 29 June 1900 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 23 December 1974 in Zuidlaren, Drenthe, Nederland; was buried in Usquert, Groningen, Nederland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
3. Harmke Riepma was born on 29 June 1900 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland (daughter of Alje Riepma and Berendje Wierts); died on 23 December 1974 in Zuidlaren, Drenthe, Nederland; was buried in Usquert, Groningen, Nederland.
Auktje Middel was born in Date unknown; died in Date unknown.
Gerke Middel was born in 1923 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 17 October 1924 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
1. Alje Middel was born on 24 March 1924 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 24 March 2002; was buried in Usquert, Groningen, Nederland.
Auktje Middel was born in 1926 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 14 February 1926 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
NN Middel was born on 24 April 1930 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 24 April 1930 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
4. Gerke Middel was born on 05 January 1864 in Midwolde, Leek, Groningen, Nederland (son of Popke Middel and Nieske Alkema); died on 12 April 1936 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
Gerke married Auktje Graansma on 12 May 1888 in Leek, Groningen, Nederland. Auktje (daughter of Wopke Graansma and Aafke Hendriks Hut) was born on 22 June 1862 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 16 October 1937 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
5. Auktje Graansma was born on 22 June 1862 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland (daughter of Wopke Graansma and Aafke Hendriks Hut); died on 16 October 1937 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
Gerke Middel was born in Date unknown; died in Date unknown.
Johanna Middel was born on 14 November 1884 in Zevenhuizen, Leek, Groningen, Nederland; died on 12 March 1973 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
Popke Middel was born on 16 December 1888 in Zevenhuizen, Leek, Groningen, Nederland; died on 07 March 1924 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
Nieske Middel was born on 17 June 1890 in Zevenhuizen, Leek, Groningen, Nederland; died on 01 October 1929 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
2. Siebe Middel was born on 23 December 1891 in Niebert, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 02 April 1962 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland; was buried in Usquert, Groningen, Nederland.
Auke Hendrik Middel was born on 29 December 1894 in Niebert, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 28 August 1948 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland; was buried in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
Marten Middel was born on 24 June 1897 in Niebert, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 26 July 1926 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
Dina Middel was born on 04 December 1899 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 05 April 1916 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
Antje Middel was born on 06 August 1901 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died in Date unknown.
Rein Middel was born on 10 August 1903 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 15 September 1910 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
Wopke Middel was born on 24 October 1905 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 19 February 1982 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
6. Alje Riepma was born on 05 January 1869 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland (son of Aldert Riepma and Henderika Derks Zuidhof); died on 02 January 1962 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
Alje married Berendje Wierts on 05 May 1893 in Warffum, Groningen, Nederland. Berendje (daughter of Roelf Wierts and Harmke Sterenberg) was born on 15 January 1871 in Warffum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 16 June 1939 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
7. Berendje Wierts was born on 15 January 1871 in Warffum, Groningen, Nederland (daughter of Roelf Wierts and Harmke Sterenberg); died on 16 June 1939 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
NN Riepma was born on 22 October 1893 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 22 October 1893 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
Roelfien Riepma was born approximately 1897 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died in Date unknown.
3. Harmke Riepma was born on 29 June 1900 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 23 December 1974 in Zuidlaren, Drenthe, Nederland; was buried in Usquert, Groningen, Nederland.
Allerdina Riepma was born in 1902 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 23 August 1902 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
Aldert Riepma was born in 1903 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 05 September 1903 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
8. Popke Middel was born on 23 February 1844 in Midwolde, Leek, Groningen, Nederland (son of Gerke Middel and Marieke Popkes de Vries); died on 01 September 1901 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
Popke married Nieske Alkema on 21 March 1863 in Leek, Groningen, Nederland. Nieske (daughter of Egbert Wobbes Alkema and Ebeltje Hendriks Kamstra) was born on 25 December 1843 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 23 March 1898 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
9. Nieske Alkema was born on 25 December 1843 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland (daughter of Egbert Wobbes Alkema and Ebeltje Hendriks Kamstra); died on 23 March 1898 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
4. Gerke Middel was born on 05 January 1864 in Midwolde, Leek, Groningen, Nederland; died on 12 April 1936 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
NN Middel was born on 03 January 1865 in Midwolde, Leek, Groningen, Nederland; died on 03 January 1865 in Midwolde, Leek, Groningen, Nederland.
Ebeltje Middel was born on 17 January 1866 in Midwolde, Leek, Groningen, Nederland; died on 30 March 1931 in Houwerzijl, Ulrum, Groningen, Nederland.
Egbert Middel was born on 20 May 1867 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 26 November 1930 in Westerbroek, Hoogezand, Groningen, Nederland.
Louwe Middel was born on 25 November 1869 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 21 November 1958 in Pasop, Leek, Groningen, Nederland.
Wobbina Middel was born on 18 April 1871 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 02 May 1945 in Schipborg, Anloo, Drenthe, Nederland.
Hendrik Middel was born on 17 March 1874 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 17 April 1883 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
Marijke Middel was born on 07 June 1876 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 21 February 1947 in Groningen, Groningen, Nederland.
Aukje Middel was born on 02 November 1879 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; was christened on 07 March 1901 in Aduard, Groningen, Nederland; died on 07 October 1901 in Aduard, Groningen, Nederland.
Jantje Middel was born on 31 October 1881 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 11 November 1881 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
NN Middel was born on 29 June 1882 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 29 June 1882 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
Jantje Middel was born on 11 April 1883 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 17 April 1883 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
NN Middel was born on 17 January 1884 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 17 January 1884 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
10. Wopke Graansma was born on 05 March 1829 in Drachten, Smallingerland, Friesland, Nederland (son of Wopkjen Siebes Graansma); died on 21 October 1881 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
Wopke married Aafke Hendriks Hut on 11 October 1857 in Marum, Groningen, Nederland. Aafke (daughter of Hendrik Jacobs Hut and Antje Hindriks Koenes) was born on 10 May 1833 in Niebert, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 30 May 1873 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
11. Aafke Hendriks Hut was born on 10 May 1833 in Niebert, Marum, Groningen, Nederland (daughter of Hendrik Jacobs Hut and Antje Hindriks Koenes); died on 30 May 1873 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland.
Antje Graansma was born on 06 January 1859 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died in Date unknown.
5. Auktje Graansma was born on 22 June 1862 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 16 October 1937 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
Siebe Graansma was born on 02 November 1864 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died in Date unknown.
Fouktje Graansma was born on 21 April 1867 in Nuis, Marum, Groningen, Nederland; died in Date unknown.
12. Aldert Riepma was born on 15 April 1839 in Uithuizermeeden, Groningen, Nederland (son of Alje Jannes Rijpma and Siepke Remges Doornbos); died on 08 July 1918 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
Aldert married Henderika Derks Zuidhof on 14 April 1866 in Kantens, Groningen, Nederland. Henderika (daughter of Derk Everts Zuidhof and Ettje Jans Dekker) was born on 10 April 1838 in Kantens, Groningen, Nederland; died on 23 April 1921 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
13. Henderika Derks Zuidhof was born on 10 April 1838 in Kantens, Groningen, Nederland (daughter of Derk Everts Zuidhof and Ettje Jans Dekker); died on 23 April 1921 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
Siepke Rijpma was born in 1866 in Kantens, Groningen, Nederland; died on 03 April 1942 in Termunten, Groningen, Nederland.
6. Alje Riepma was born on 05 January 1869 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; died on 02 January 1962 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.
Ettje Riepma was born approximately 1877 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland; and died.
14. Roelf Wierts was born in Date unknown; died in Date unknown.
Roelf married Harmke Sterenberg. Harmke was born in Date unknown; died in Date unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
15. Harmke Sterenberg was born in Date unknown; died in Date unknown.
7. Berendje Wierts was born on 15 January 1871 in Warffum, Groningen, Nederland; died on 16 June 1939 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland.


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Q: Difference between Equi-Join and Inner-Join in SQL I have 2 tables called 'table123' and 'table246'.
'table123' columns: 'ID', 'Dept_ID', 'First_Name', 'Surname', 'Salary', 'Address'.
'table246' columns: 'Dept_ID', 'Dept_Name'.
I want to find the list of employees with the lowest salary per department. Two of the ways I can do it is an Equi-Join or an Inner-Join. I've been told they can both be used to provide the desired result.
The queries I used:
Equi-Join:
SELECT First_Name, b.Dept_Name, alt.Min_Salary AS Min_Salary
FROM table123 a, table246 b,
(SELECT Dept_ID, MIN(Salary)Min_Salary
FROM table123
GROUP BY Dept_ID)alt
WHERE a.Dept_ID = b.Dept_ID
AND a.salary = alt.Min_Salary
AND a.Dept_ID = alt.Dept_ID;

Inner-Join:
SELECT MIN(Salary)Min_Salary, Dept_Name
FROM table123 a, table246 b
INNER JOIN (SELECT First_Name, MIN(Salary)
FROM table123
GROUP BY Dept_ID)alt
ON b.Dept_ID = alt.Dept_ID;

The Equi-Join statement gives me the desired table, containing the columns 'First_Name', 'Dept_Name' & 'Min_Salary', with all relevant data.
However, the Inner-Join statement doesn't run because the First_Name column needs to be included in the aggregate function or GROUP BY clause. This really confuses me, as I don't know how to go about fixing it. How can I adjust the Inner-Join query, so as to give the same result as the Equi-Join query?

A: Try this:
SELECT a.First_Name, b.Dept_Name, alt.Min_Salary AS Min_Salary
FROM table123 a
INNER JOIN table246 b
    ON a.Dept_ID = b.Dept_ID
INNER JOIN (
            SELECT Dept_ID, MIN(Salary) Min_Salary
            FROM table123
            GROUP BY Dept_ID
           ) alt
    ON b.Dept_ID = alt.Dept_ID
WHERE a.Salary = alt.Min_Salary;

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Guatemoonops is a genus of spiders in the family Oonopidae. It was first described in 2015 by Bolzern, Platnick & Berniker. , it contains 6 species, from Guatemala and Mexico.

Species
Guatemoonops comprises the following species:
Guatemoonops augustin Bolzern, Platnick & Berniker, 2015
Guatemoonops chilasco Bolzern, Platnick & Berniker, 2015
Guatemoonops jaba Bolzern, Platnick & Berniker, 2015
Guatemoonops purulha Bolzern, Platnick & Berniker, 2015
Guatemoonops rhino Bolzern, Platnick & Berniker, 2015
Guatemoonops zacapa Bolzern, Platnick & Berniker, 2015

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Oonopidae
Araneomorphae genera
Spiders of Central America
Spiders of Mexico

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I feel ya on the name issue, too. There's a Dennis Hong who's a prominent robotics professor at Virginia Tech. He's all over the news and has even given TED talks, so I feel like I'm always chasing him when it comes to internet presence. I'm glad you found a brand that works for you!
No doubt it was hell on earth. To think the very people who advocate for them adds to the trauma of child and parents. I knew is was crazy, so far beyond hell.
Reblog this and new ones and well have you well acquainted with the followers.
I have met some social workers, some are more judgmental than the others. Like Donna said, not all social workers have a child's best interest at heart, no matter how happy they are in a good home. I love how you were able to use your own experience with branding.
Unfortunately not all social workers or agencies do have the children's best interest at heart. They say they do but unfortunately does not always happen. Love the idea of branding but I am happy with mine as it is. Like yours and lookforward to your changes.
Green and black. "Running naked in public." Otters and cats. NPD and BPD. General randomness.
ummm….I run naked in the figurative sense. 😉 NPD=Narcissistic Personality Disorder, BPD=Borderline Personality Disorder. Thanks for stopping by!


Yep – and mine deserve a better organizational site than a shoebox….!
I've got a set of plastic drawers. Top drawer is scissors, yarn needles, stitch markers, things along those lines. Second drawer is circular needles and third drawer is straights and DPNs.


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You Can Lead A Horse To Development, but….
When said this way, people will readily assent. However, in practice, I see people doing the exact opposite on a regular basis — often spending the most energy on the least receptive people.
We want the other to be free. We want them not to suffer. We want them to be powerful and express themselves in a satisfying way. Yet sometimes, we may want this for them more than they want to let go of safety, or let go of what they are used to, or let go of the story they tell, let go of the identity they hold to, or of the trauma or self-doubt in their past in the area next calling for development.
At the level of fantasy, (where we like to think we don't live, yet where many of the things we suffer over do live), we might think we ought to be able to help everyone with their development. If it is something good, shouldn't everyone benefit? Isn't it our failing if they don't develop and we are the expert "developer"? Why don't we take the responsibility for them?
My answers to these questions will be unpopular relative to the fantasy of development. It will, however, be sane-making and supportive of the right use of your energies and time and talent. My answer to these questions goes like this: Do your best to create an environment, a partnership, and a support structure for people to develop, and then they either do or they don't. Do not do their work for them as it will not be sustained when unowned and unearned. It will just be living off someone else's idea for them.
Doesn't this mean I would let people fail? Yes, it does.
Aren't you out to save them from themselves? No, I am not.
Sometimes, the best spur to development is to have people live with the suffering that comes from avoiding development until the very situation makes it worth taking on the challenge and uncertainty of development as the resolution of something clearly seen to be not working.
Isn't that cruel? I think not. Having people live as a pretense based on other people's ideas seems more cruel to me. And developing oneself consistent with one's strengths, and in a way that fulfills one's life, is both an arduous and rewarding task. Cheating doesn't happen to work there at all. And cheating often takes the form of making the short-term more comfortable at the expense of the long-term.
If you listen to that quickly, it might sound like it makes sense. However, it rarely does. Usually, one business unit is more competent than another, or more leveraged to take advantage of new and upcoming business, while others might be in the late stage of their relevance. Trying to have both accomplish the same outcome might initially sound "fair", but it is idiotic in the sense that the task is easy for one and is nearly impossible for the other. This is betting the success of the overall campaign on something nearly impossible rather than on something smart. Hence, "idiot-level management".
In the same way, we could talk about the "idiot-level of development", where some new insight or opening or alteration happens for one group of people in an organization. Pretty quickly the idea will be raised by someone to have "everybody" share in the new development. "Everyone" will include some innovators, some early adopters, some followers, and some "stuck in the muds". Making the inception of a new way of being require getting "stuck in the muds" to go there in the first wave is making life more difficult on everyone and is also unnecessary. It is, however, considered "fair".
I would much rather start with the innovators and early adopters. Once they have covered the new ground and expanded people's interest in it, I would include followers. When the bulk of the culture has shifted and seen the benefits, I would go after the "stuck in the muds," who by that time don't want to be seen to be left behind.
Is this fair? Maybe it is. Maybe those who have demonstrated a willingness and openness to alter themselves have earned the opportunity to further do so. Or, maybe it isn't a matter of fair. It may be a matter of use of bandwidth — how much developmental competence do you have available, and how much of the spectrum of willingness-to-unwillingness are you competent to serve? What kind of environment do you need to have in place to be successful in developing people in the new way that you have found?
Again, you cannot do people's work for them.
My experience has been that when people hit their self-declared limits, and they dig in and don't want to go further, you ultimately get further by letting them live with the sell-out while investing your talents and energies in those who are at the moment both open and willing. In this way, the overall accomplishment isn't limited by the least common denominator.
You can lead people to development, and a part of the transformation or evolution is theirs to do or not do. Honesty in that matter works better than fantasy.
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No lie, I have written and rewritten this initial post multiple times over the past few months. I've been going through a lot and have just shut off the blogging part of my brain for the time being. I don't know if it's the sun finally coming out with the new seasons, or just that enough time has passed, but I finally feel good enough to sit down and post what I write this time.
I'll try to give you the past few months in a nutshell, hopefully without boring you so much you leave my blog forever; In November, my mom had a stroke that left her in the hospital for weeks. She recovered well but then went on to get an infection due to an antibiotic treatment that left her weak. So now she's been in between the hospital and a rehabilitation center for months now. She isn't anywhere near her initial pre-stroke self physically, but she gets a little better each month. In between this, I had to move out of my house in Rhode Island to be closer to my parents during all of this. It's just been a lot of going back and forth, hurry up and waiting, and just good old fashioned stress.
I have had a couple of really great friends help me through the hell I've been going through, but the person who has been the best through all this has been my dad. He's going through it too, and we've created this great mutual support system for each other and I'm so thankful to have him.
Through all of this, I have really missed this blog. I know I am really out of the swing of things, this post feels very unnaturally written and I know it's going to take a while to get me back into a certain style of writing that I'm happy with.
I'm very happy to be back and I hope you'll all stick around with me to see the fun posts I have planned!


I'm new to the forum and am trying to sort out the control of my Insteon/ Brultech system. I have an ISY99i IR PRO with firmware version 3.1.17 and 2 brultech 1240's that I'm trying access and control through my Ipad2 that I just loaded Orchestrated MobiLinc onto, I really don't see the difference between Mobilinc Pro and orch. I searched this forum looking for setup procedures, I found where it says to go to my settings and scroll down to Resource Mgr but I can't find it. I'm gathering that I have to use the Resource Mgr to be able to download the different plug-in's.
If you are running Orchestrated MobiLinc on your iPhone it will look like MobiLinc Pro but includes the Resource Manager plug-in. If you run Orchestrated MobiLinc on your iPad it will look like MobiLinc HD with the Resource Manager plug-in included.
To setup the Resource Manager first make sure you are connected to your ISY and you can sync and control your devices. Then, go to My Settings->Lighting Controller and scroll down to the bottom. Here you can Enable Resource Manager for Day, Night, or Both.
Once enabled go to My Devices or My Scenes and find a device or scene you'd like to setup with Resource Manager settings.
Tap the device or scene and scroll down to find Resource Manager under Module or Scene Options.
Here you can configure Resource Manager for your device or scene.
Thanks Wes, it must have been staring me right in the face the whole time, now can you tell me how to get the various plug-in's?
I'm not sure what you are asking, so let me take my best guess to answer your question.
Orchestrated MobiLinc comes with the Resource Manager feature built in. There are no other plug-ins necessary.
If you are using MobiLinc Pro or HD and you are connected to a 3.1.17 ISY you should see a "My Plug-ins" on the main page or under My Settings->Shopping. Here you have the option to purchase the Resource Manager feature for MobiLinc.
Does that answer your question? If not, please explain what you mean by: "how to get the various plug-in's".
I thought there was a plug in to be able to monitor the Brultech through Mobi. and also ip cameras, or do I find them within the ISY. Sorry I'm a bit new to this.
The Energy Monitor just comes included in MobiLinc. You don't need to do anything new here for MobiLinc. You'll get the energy features of MobiLinc if MobiLinc sees the Brultech through the ISY. What's required is the Energy Monitor module for the ISY to be installed. Once installed and setup with your Brultech the ISY will have access to your Brultech which will enable MobiLinc to show your Brultech energy data.
Keep in mind that the ISY Energy Monitor only supports one Brultech energy monitor.


The Dalmatian (Croatian: Dalmatinac, Dalmatiner) is a breed of dog whose roots are often said to trace back toDalmatia, a region of Croatia where the first illustrations of the dog have been found. The Dalmatian is noted for its unique black- or brown-spotted coat and was mainly used as a carriage dog in its early days. Today, this dog remains a well-loved family pet, and many dog enthusiasts enter their pets into the competitions of many kennel clubs.
The Dalmatian is a mid-sized, well-defined, muscular dog with excellent endurance and stamina. When full grown, its weight normally ranges between 35 and 70 pounds (16 and 32 kg) and it stands from 19 to 24 inches (48 to 61 cm) tall, with males usually slightly larger than females. The body is as long from forechest to buttocks as it is tall at the withers, and the shoulders are laid back. The Dalmatian's feet are round with well-arched toes, and the nails are usually white or the same color as the dog's spots. The thin ears taper towards the tip and are set fairly high and close to the head. Eye color varies between brown, amber, or blue, with some dogs having one blue eye and one brown eye, or other combinations.


On October 13, 2015, as Cubs fans crossed at Clark and Addison to attend a post-season game against the St Louis Cardinals, they most likely passed the horses named for Chicago Police Officers killed in the line of duty, Casper, Kelly, Solario, Hauser, Francis, Kilroy, Marquez or one of their partners that ensured all fans were safe to and from the ballpark.
The Chicago Police Department's Mounted Unit, as always, showed their exemplary training and professionalism as the Chicago Cubs went on to win the game (#FlyTheW) to advance to the National League Championship Series.
When the long day was over, after all the fans had left, Casper, Kelly, Solario, Hauser, Francis, Kilroy, Marquez and the others "headed back to the barn", to rest and prepare for the next tour of duty. Thank you Mounted Unit for your service.


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Israel's Deliberate False Flag Attack On The USS Liberty
by patriot1
On June 9th, 1967, without mercy, a pincer air and sea attack force descended upon an unarmed American naval vessel sailing approximately a dozen miles off of Egypt's Sinai coast. The name of that vessel was the USS Liberty. Last year marked the 50th anniversary of the Israeli assault on the USS Liberty.
The attack occurred during the Six Day War or the 3rd Arab-Israeli war, which was fought between the 5th and 10th of June by Israel and the states of Egypt, Syria, and Jordan. The US was formally neutral during this conflict.
If I were a betting man, which I am, I would be willing to bet that you've probably never heard anything about this vicious military attack Israel carried out against our nation. Perhaps, you should question why the lying mainstream media hasn't covered it one bit? Could it be that they would rather have you not know anything about it? The story indeed runs counter to the commonly espoused narrative that Israel is one of our greatest allies.
The Israeli attack on the USS Liberty is among the worst offenses in history against any noncombatant U.S. naval vessel. Unfortunately, the offense remains shrouded in secrecy, and for a good reason. If the American people were to ever find out about what happened on that day, they certainly wouldn't be willing to give 3.2 billion dollars in aid each year to Israel any longer. Furthermore, Americans might be a little bit more concerned about the number of dual US-Israeli citizens in our congress, mass media and state department.
During the assault which lasted multiple hours, 34 American servicemen were slaughtered, and 173 more were wounded after Israeli torpedo boats and planes pounded the navy intelligence vessel mercilessly. Audio evidence of conversations between Israeli Air Force pilots and their controllers back at base has confirmed without a doubt that Israel knew just sixteen minutes into the attack that the vessel was indeed American. Quite probably, they knew the ship was American before even beginning the attack.
American sailors who attempted to flee the damaged vessel in lifeboats were gunned down by Israeli torpedo boats who circled the area surrounding the Liberty – a war crime as stated in the Geneva convention.
The attack on the USS Liberty represents the single most significant loss of life by the U.S. Intelligence Community and the second deadliest against a U.S. Naval ship since World War II.
So, why did Israel, our supposed ally, do this to us?
Survivors of the attack have long maintained the view that Israel's primary goal was to wipe out the entire crew and sink the ship as a means of scapegoating blame for the incident onto Egypt, whom they were at war with at the time.
Okay, but why exactly would Israel want its 'ally' the U.S. to think that Egypt was responsible for the attack?
The answer is simple and lies in what is known as a 'false flag' attack. In attacking the USS Liberty, Israel looked to shift public blame for the incident onto Egypt as a way to provoke President Lyndon Johnson and the U.S. public into declaring war on Israel's sworn enemy and Egyptian Arab Nationalist, Gamal Abdel Nasser. This was clearly in Israel's interest.
Following the attack, the Navy Court of Inquiry's investigation proceedings were held in closed sessions. All survivors who were on board the USS Liberty were given gag orders which forbid them to speak about what they went through on that day.
Retired Admiral Thomas Moorer, a former Joint Chiefs of Staff chairpersons, spent a year investigating the ambush as a part of an independently formed panel which was composed of former military officials and US ambassadors. Admiral Moorer described the attack on the USS Liberty and the political response to it as, "one of the classic all-American cover-ups."
At a news conference, Moorer asked, "Why would our government put Israel's interests ahead of our own?" Everyone who's reading this should be pondering the same question.
A former Navy attorney who helped to lead the military investigation of the attack stated that former President Lyndon Johnson along with Robert McNamara, his defense secretary, ordered the that the probe conclude that the event was an accident.
A senior Israeli lead pilot who was ordered to attack the naval vessel held many interviews with former Congressman Paul N. McCloskey where said that he had immediately recognized the Liberty as American and informed headquarters. After being ordered to ignore the American flag and to carry out the attack, he refused and returned to base where he was subsequently arrested. Damning evidence, indeed.
A dual citizen Israeli major who was present in an Israeli war room during the attack said that he heard the pilot's radio report and that the attacking pilots and those in the war room all knew that they were attacking an American naval vessel. Later the same man recanted his statement after he reportedly received threating phone calls.
An in-depth analysis of the attack which was described as "most detailed and accurate account of the Israeli attack," was published by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, John Crewsdon in the Chicago Tribune. Just a year later, Crewsdon was fired from the paper after having worked there for 24 years.
Even though Israel apologized for the destructive offensive against the Liberty, it has continuously maintained that misidentification of the ship caused the attack.
Should we believe them?
Well, considering the evidence at hand, wouldn't it be utterly naïve and silly to do so? With all of this in mind, perhaps it's time that the US reconsider its cozy relationship with Israel?
To find out more information on the USS Liberty attack, check out "The Day Israel Attacked America," by award-winning British filmmaker, Richard Belfield.
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Eugene says:
What happen 42 years ago was then an outrageous coverup but that was then.
There are many things this country has done for intelligence that have cost lives of Americans.
What counts is how are we being treated today tomorrow and in the future.
So don't play this as it just happened. I knew about it when it happened.
Robin Rosenblatt says:
You are wrong! The America ship was warned to stay out of the war zone but entered it anyway. Some say by accident others say that American security ordered then into the war zone. Bristish film makers and the other leftist do not see the Muslims take over their country. He is blind to that. So if he blind to that he is blind to many other things.
I was in Israel at the time. Was the British Film make even born at that time?
DrDick says:
Nothing against the people of Isreal, but those in power seem to control the US and us USA citizens should come to know that is happening within our own government. Is this a HUGE ISREAL SCAM? Inquiring minds would like to know…
Nash Hansotia says:
I KNOW the story is utterly FALSE. To drive a wedge between the USA & Israel is the vowed mission of the Leftists & Democrats. When Atheists insist there is no God, only FOOLS listen!!! Same here!!!
I read about this years ago. I don't know the true motive of Israel for the attack. It could be just as this article suggests. Or perhaps Israel had reason to brlieve that someone on the Liberty was sharing intelligence with the Egyptians. Maybe we'll never know?
But I do know that there are some in this country who hate the Jews and consider them to be responsible for all the world's problems. These same people will seize on any opportunity to disparage Israel or cast Israel in a negative light. I also know that our enemies, who also are Israel's enemies, love to see or promote division between the U.S. and Israel.
I still believe that Israel is our only ally in the Middle East.
Andrew Briseno says:
All Israel/USA dual citizens shoukd be PROHIBITED from holding ANY FEDERAL OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT POSITION.
All Americans MUST BE CLEARLY EDUCATED AND INFORMED ABOUT THE INTENTIAL SLAUGHTER OF AMERICANS BY ISRAEL DURING THAT WAR AS PART OF AN EFFORT TO DRAW AMERICA INTO THAT WAR TO PROTECT ISRAEL AND THAT SUCH LUCIFERIAN SLAUGHTER OF AMERICANS WAS INTENTIONALLY HIDDEN FROM AMERICANS BY A CORRUPT AMERICAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. No stinking excuse is sufficient!
WhiteFalcon says:
That happened nearly 60 years ago. Most of the people involved are dead. We had a similar altercation sometime back called WWII. We and the perpetrators of that one are now good friends. Sometimes it is best to just get over it.
CL says:
All authors must identify their articles! Other than that, these articles are null works of no value with only one goal….to spreading more HATE and BIGOTRY to further divide unity with strong allies! Duh! Definitely unacceptable biases and clear HATE towards Israel our allies! Besides, US should have been rendering aid against these barbaric violent Arabs, who are still trying to uproot Israel and take their ancestral homelands!
Sheridan Crawford says:
Never believe a single thing that the "State of Israel" says is true. However, check first, as what they say MAY be true if to cover up a bigger LIE!
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So wär' er nicht mein Hut!
It would not be my hat!
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