We are always up to discovering a new nature escape, especially if it's a) a lake b) off-the- tourist radar. So when I read a little passage about Lago di Ledro in Lonely Planet Italy guide (I find the most interesting places and experiences in those separated excerpts) I got curious, and when I found a perfect b&b to spend a night in there, I was convinced that we have to go.
The lake is situated in the northern Italian province of Trentino, about half an hour drive from Riva del Garda, a city located on the northern tip of the lake Garda. Given the proximity of the two lakes, Ledro is surprisingly peaceful and "undiscovered" compared to Garda.
After a really long drive along the busy riviera of Lago di Garda (as always, we decided to skip the highway and drive the scenic road by the lake, but, as always it took too long), we were anxious to finally get to the lake.
We were tired from the never-ending drive and not so overwhelmed with the mass tourism of Lago di Garda, but when we caught a first glimpse of Ledro and tucked our feet into its green water, we knew it would be a lovely two days!
Our b&b Enjoy Ledro in Pieve di Ledro was really neat- every room was decorated in different style, and we chose to stay in the Alpine-hut styled room in the attic with sweet wooden details. Our host, Beatrice served a lovely breakfast- raspberry milkshakes, homemade pies, tiny jars of cheesecakes with the background music played on a gramophone. Very cool.
But, the best part of our stay was the fact that she also provided city bikes for her guests, and the two of us made the most of it. :) Cycling tracks connect the nearby villages and there is a route that circles around the lake, but there are parts where the track disappears and you have to drive on the main road, alongside with the cars. Since the traffic around the lake is not that dense, that wasn't a problem.
The cycling/walking path around the lake is beautiful, and so is the lake itself. As you change your point of view, so does the water color- it's dark blue, turquoise, dark green or just crystal clear in the shallows. The water is really clean and the temperature is good for bathing- it reaches 24 degrees Celsius in the summer months, which is pretty high for an Alpine lake.
I liked the fact that the lake is not overcrowded with tourists, and there was just about right amount of swimmers, walkers, yachstman and cyclists to make it a lively but relaxing place.
For some people, the tropical beaches represent the perfect escape, for other the Mediterranean sun, but for me it's the mountains and the lakes. There is nothing more fulfilling then breathing the crisp mountain air with a profound woody scent, soaking up the sparkling greenery of alpine meadows, watching the clouds accumulating over the mountain peaks or the traces of misty fog surrounding the fir trees, and above all, resting my eyes on the changing colors of the lake waters.
Thanks to our host, we discovered a perfect agrotourism called Agritur La Dasa, situated above the nearby village of Bezzecca. They're producing their own dairy and meat products, but also serve hearty local meals for lunch and dinner. We enjoyed the cheese plate (the smoked riccotta is something special), home made spinach gnocchi (so soft and gooey) and delicious pasta al ragu. Few can beat their location- you can enjoy the view of the lake from their terrace or the greenery of nearby meadows and mountains, and if you visit by night, in the silence of the valley, you can hear the cows chewing the grass just below the terrace.
The whole family works on a farm, with father being the head chef, who speaks only the local version of Italian but is more then happy to hang around and explain the menu to his guests. When I asked him if they had Tripadvisor (with intention on writing an excellent review) he didn't understand what was I talking about. Then his wife told us that she heard about it, but they were not using it. It was the middle of the week, and they were full for dinner. Well, that speaks enough about the quality of their products.
Our stay was short, and we spent most of or time by the lake, because it works like a magnet for peace and calm longing visitors, but next time I'd love to explore more of this extraordinary beautiful region. I feel like we just scratched the surface of what Trentino has to offer.


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'Encouraging' signs Covid rules will lift this month as cases plateau
Crawley areas where Covid infections have dropped most in the past week
Hospital patients are being sent home before receiving Covid test results
By Claire Schofield
Wednesday, 28th October 2020, 1:14 pm
Updated Wednesday, 28th October 2020, 1:15 pm
Hospital patients in England are being sent home before being given the results of their Covid-19 tesst, a health watchdog has warned.
Concerns about patients being discharged early have been raised, following a new investigation conducted by Healthwatch England and the British Red Cross.
30% of patients did not receive test results
The investigation found 30 per cent of patients who were tested for Covid-19 while in hospital did not receive the results of their test before they were discharged, according to a poll of 500 patients and carers.
The poll also found that 82 per cent of did not receive a follow-up visit and assessment at home after leaving the hospital. Of these, 18 per cent had some form of unmet need.
Some patients told researchers that they did not feel ready to leave hospital, while 35 per cent said they were not given a contact for further advice.
Improvements needed
Health experts have said more needs to be done to improve hospital discharges as Covid infection rates continue to climb, alongside the traditional pressures posed by winter.
Healthwatch England and the British Red Cross have now made a number of recommendations to help manage hospital discharges amid the second peak of the pandemic.
Suggestions include:
Post-discharge check-ins and assessmentsDischarge checklistsGiving patients a single point of contact for further support.
A National Audit Office report published earlier this year highlighted how, between mid-March and mid-April, patients were discharged quickly from hospitals and sometimes placed in care homes without being tested for Covid-19.
Healthwatch England notes that, while hospitals were asked to discharge patients "with little or no notice" back in March, health services and leaders have now had more time to prepare. A better handling of hospital discharges can help to reduce the risk to patients, as well as improve their aftercare.
British Red Cross chief executive, Mike Adamson, said, "The Red Cross has been bearing witness to these issues for years and we hope that the increased urgency of the situation will bring lasting change.
"Many of the people we support are older or more vulnerable and fall into the higher-risk categories for Covid-19.
"Simple interventions, like getting equipment and medicine delivered, or follow-up visits can make the difference between good recovery or someone regressing to the point of readmission - precisely at the time we want people to stay well and stay at home."
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Do you think you would find really good sushi in the land of Polish pierogies?
Well, yes, you can find good sushi in Warsaw! And last week, I even learned how to make sushi from a Japanese master sushi chef!
If you love Japanese food and haven't taken a sushi-making class, then you are missing out. Thanks to my girlfriends through the International Women's Group of Warsaw, they organized a special sushi-making class with the chef/owner of Izumi Sushi, Alon Thon. Thon and his Polish wife, Alicja, own three sushi restaurants in Warsaw, and she writes a blog called FoodFashion. He recently competed in the World Sushi Cup in Japan as well.
Chef Alon Thon spent seven years working and learning how to make sushi in Tokoyo. He told us that he got lucky and started learning how to prepare sushi right away instead of washing the dishes for two years, a job many apprentices usually do. In 2003, he moved to Poland, and in 2006, the couple opened their first restaurant. In 2009, they opened the largest sushi restaurant in Poland called Izumi Sushi Biały Kamień located in the Mokotow neighborhood.
Imagine being surrounded by lush vines, tropical plants and 100-year-old palm trees, learning how to make sushi from an expert and chatting with friends. This was the perfect activity to beat the winter blues! The Biały Kamień restaurant is located in a pre-World War II orangery/greenhouse and feels like you are almost in a jungle. I had no idea this place existed, but I'll definitely be returning…soon!
Chef Alon Thon told us to lay down the nori first and then lightly press the sushi rice on top of the nori in order to make the maki-sushi (the normal rolls). Then, we could choose from either butterfish, crab, tuna or salmon and then add lettuce, avocado, shitake mushrooms and other pickled vegetables. However, you can't add too many ingredients or the rolls are more difficult to roll. Rolling the sushi was the most difficult thing at first, but I got the hang of it after making a few maki rolls.
Chef Alon Thon was very patient with us and is obviously very passionate about sushi.
Look at all the sushi I made!
I was impressed with the quality of fish we used. Thon told us he gets special fish deliveries flown in every week. I don't cook fish very often because I don't like cod or carp, which are the main fishes you'll find here. Salmon is the safer option.
We also learned to make sushi rolls with tempura shrimp and baked salmon topped with a teriyaki sauce. Lastly, we learned how to make uramkai-sushi, which is the inside-out style where the rice is on the outside and sprinkled with sesame seeds and the nori is on the inside with the other ingredients. I think this was the trickier one to roll up.
We ended our sushi-making class with a glass of delicious homemade green tea ice cream accompanied with hot green tea. What a treat!
Luckily, I brought my extra sushi home so hubby got to try as well. Now, he has high expectations that he'll be getting sushi at home on a regular basis. Hah!
The group of us learning how to make sushi in Warsaw.
Note: Izumi Sushi also coordinates children's birthday parties as well as the sushi-making classes.
Looks like a great time. I took a sushi making class a couple of years ago. It was a lot of fun.
i love making sushi! i was just thinking the other day that i haven't made it in a while.
I'd love to have a go at this. Did they freeze the fish first if using raw?
All the fish tasted fresh, so honestly, I don't know.


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Massachusetts Financial Services Co. MA Reduces Stake in Edison International (NYSE:EIX)
Posted by Denise Davis on Jan 15th, 2022
Massachusetts Financial Services Co. MA reduced its position in Edison International (NYSE:EIX) by 2.8% in the 3rd quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The institutional investor owned 3,820,203 shares of the utilities provider's stock after selling 110,529 shares during the period. Massachusetts Financial Services Co. MA owned about 1.01% of Edison International worth $211,907,000 as of its most recent SEC filing.
A number of other hedge funds and other institutional investors have also recently added to or reduced their stakes in EIX. BlackRock Inc. increased its position in Edison International by 4.0% during the second quarter. BlackRock Inc. now owns 38,902,545 shares of the utilities provider's stock worth $2,249,345,000 after buying an additional 1,489,624 shares in the last quarter. Deutsche Bank AG increased its position in Edison International by 22.9% during the second quarter. Deutsche Bank AG now owns 7,923,588 shares of the utilities provider's stock worth $458,142,000 after buying an additional 1,477,850 shares in the last quarter. Invesco Ltd. increased its position in Edison International by 28.1% during the second quarter. Invesco Ltd. now owns 3,868,098 shares of the utilities provider's stock worth $223,655,000 after buying an additional 847,708 shares in the last quarter. Morgan Stanley increased its position in Edison International by 49.4% during the second quarter. Morgan Stanley now owns 2,548,040 shares of the utilities provider's stock worth $147,329,000 after buying an additional 842,888 shares in the last quarter. Finally, AQR Capital Management LLC increased its position in Edison International by 1,442.5% during the second quarter. AQR Capital Management LLC now owns 788,988 shares of the utilities provider's stock worth $45,422,000 after buying an additional 737,839 shares in the last quarter. 86.16% of the stock is owned by hedge funds and other institutional investors.
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NYSE:EIX opened at $63.75 on Friday. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.51, a quick ratio of 0.63 and a current ratio of 0.67. Edison International has a one year low of $53.92 and a one year high of $68.62. The business's 50-day simple moving average is $66.05 and its 200 day simple moving average is $60.73. The stock has a market cap of $24.21 billion, a price-to-earnings ratio of 31.72, a price-to-earnings-growth ratio of 3.33 and a beta of 0.66.
Edison International (NYSE:EIX) last released its quarterly earnings results on Tuesday, November 2nd. The utilities provider reported $1.69 EPS for the quarter, missing the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of $1.76 by ($0.07). Edison International had a return on equity of 11.77% and a net margin of 6.15%. The business had revenue of $5.30 billion during the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $4.77 billion. During the same quarter last year, the firm posted $1.67 EPS. On average, equities research analysts predict that Edison International will post 4.52 EPS for the current year.
The company also recently disclosed a quarterly dividend, which will be paid on Monday, January 31st. Investors of record on Friday, December 31st will be issued a $0.70 dividend. This is a positive change from Edison International's previous quarterly dividend of $0.66. This represents a $2.80 annualized dividend and a yield of 4.39%. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Thursday, December 30th. Edison International's payout ratio is currently 139.30%.
A number of brokerages have recently commented on EIX. Argus lifted their price objective on Edison International from $68.00 to $73.00 and gave the company a "buy" rating in a research report on Wednesday, December 29th. Morgan Stanley lifted their price objective on Edison International from $57.00 to $61.00 and gave the company an "equal weight" rating in a research report on Tuesday, December 21st. Finally, Wells Fargo & Company lowered their price objective on Edison International from $72.00 to $70.00 and set an "overweight" rating for the company in a research report on Friday, September 17th. Three research analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and four have issued a buy rating to the company. Based on data from MarketBeat.com, the stock currently has an average rating of "Buy" and an average target price of $67.29.
In related news, Director Peter J. Taylor sold 3,100 shares of the business's stock in a transaction dated Wednesday, November 17th. The stock was sold at an average price of $63.56, for a total value of $197,036.00. The sale was disclosed in a document filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is available through this link. 0.73% of the stock is owned by insiders.
Edison International Company Profile
Edison International is a renewable energy company, which through its subsidiaries, generates and distributes electric power, and invests in energy services and technologies. The company was founded on July 4, 1886 and is headquartered in Rosemead, CA.
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Havy Trading 50.6% Lower This Week (HAVY)
NN Investment Partners Holdings N.V. Lowers Stock Position in The Allstate Co. (NYSE:ALL)
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A. Acquires 40 Shares of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated
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Edmond DE Rothschild Holding S.A. Acquires New Position in Invesco Global Clean Energy ETF
BSR Real Estate Investment Trust Given Average Recommendation of "Buy" by Brokerages
Counterparty Market Cap Reaches $21.90 Million
Nord Finance Trading 30.8% Lower Over Last Week
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Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A. Acquires 40 Shares of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY)
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Edmond DE Rothschild Holding S.A. Acquires New Position in Invesco Global Clean Energy ETF (NYSEARCA:PBD)
BSR Real Estate Investment Trust (TSE:ERE.UN) Given Average Recommendation of "Buy" by Brokerages
Counterparty Market Cap Reaches $21.90 Million (XCP)
Nord Finance (NORD) Trading 30.8% Lower Over Last Week
TriumphX Reaches One Day Trading Volume of $485,344.00 (TRIX)
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A. Has $4.28 Million Stake in Agilent Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:A)
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A. Has $4.51 Million Stock Position in Match Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:MTCH)
Achmea Investment Management B.V. Grows Position in Healthpeak Properties, Inc. (NYSE:PEAK)
Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ:JKHY) Shares Bought by Achmea Investment Management B.V.
SL Green Realty Corp. (NYSE:SLG) Increases Dividend to $0.31 Per Share
Newport Wealth Strategies Inc. Has $12.13 Million Stake in Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth ETF (NYSEARCA:SCHG)
Newport Wealth Strategies Inc. Has $3.47 Million Holdings in Schwab US Small-Cap ETF (NYSEARCA:SCHA)
Westwood Global Investments LLC Sells 3,536,897 Shares of Ambev S.A. (NYSE:ABEV)
Glaxis Capital Management LLC Sells 45,000 Shares of Synchronoss Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:SNCR)
Gables Capital Management Inc. Has $2.48 Million Stock Holdings in Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL)
SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEARCA:GLD) Stake Raised by Prospera Financial Services Inc
Prospera Financial Services Inc Has $7.01 Million Position in Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT)
Gables Capital Management Inc. Sells 602,493 Shares of Portman Ridge Finance Co. (NASDAQ:PTMN)


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Nikon's new 28mm F1.4E ED is the latest in a series of wideangle F1.4 primes, and if it's as good as its sister models, we're expecting it to deliver great results. Among the first people to get hold of the then-unreleased lens was wedding photographer and Nikon Ambassador Marko Marinkovic.
Shooting in Marrakech, Marko captured portraits and landscapes, working almost exclusively wide-open at F1.4, with the lens attached to a D5. He has written a blog post detailing his initial findings (images are reproduced here by kind permission).
According to Marinkovic, he favors 28mm because it offers a wide field of view without being unnatural - allowing him 'to fit things into a frame without overflowing it or distorting the corner elements'.
Although the new lens is 'significantly larger and heavier' than the slower 28mm F1.8, Marinkovic found that the build quality of the F1.4 version 'is a great compromise between robustness and weight'.
Marko's verdict on the new lens? 'If you are a professional looking for an upgrade of your old 28 2.8 or 28mm 1.8G – this is the lens to go with'.
Manual Mode or Exposure Compensation Which is Best?
As you may know, cameras often get exposure wrong. The question is, what do you do when you realize that the exposure settings suggested by your camera are not right?
You have two options. One is to switch to Manual mode and set the ISO, aperture, and shutter speed yourself. The other is to use exposure compensation (and Aperture or Shutter Priority mode).
The best solution depends on the situation in which you find yourself, plus the configuration of your camera's dials. For example, with a Canon EOS digital SLR it's easy to apply exposure compensation by moving the Quick control dial on the back of the camera. It's so simple you don't need to take your eye away from the viewfinder.
The Quick control dial on the EOS 77D.
On my Fujifilm X-T1, the exposure compensation dial is on top of the camera. It's harder to get at and nearly impossible to adjust without taking your eye away from the viewfinder. But the aperture ring on the lens makes it easy to go to Manual mode and adjust exposure by changing the aperture. An optional live histogram in the viewfinder helps you see if exposure is accurate before pressing the shutter (an advantage of some mirrorless cameras).
The exposure compensation dial on the Fujifilm X-T1 is much harder to reach.
These are good examples of how hardware can push you in one direction or another. My Canon SLRs pushed me towards exposure compensation, and my Fujifilm X-T1 pushes me towards using Manual mode.
Let's look at Manual mode first. In Manual, you set the ISO, aperture, and shutter speed yourself. There are certain situations when using Manual mode (as opposed to Programmed Auto, Aperture Priority or Shutter Priority with exposure compensation) is beneficial. Let's look at a few.
If the ambient light level is steady, you don't need to change the exposure settings once you have decided which ones to use. Automatic exposure modes are influenced by the reflectivity of the subject and the exposure reading can change even if the light levels don't.
That makes Manual mode ideal for this kind of situation. Once you've set the exposure you don't need to change it. I like to use Manual mode when making portraits in natural light. Once I've set the exposure I'm free to concentrate on directing the model.
In this situation, you have plenty of time to assess exposure. Manual mode is ideal because you can set a low ISO (for image quality), a small aperture (for depth of field) and change the shutter speed to suit the light levels. It's also easy to make adjustments to allow for any polarizing, neutral density or graduated neutral density filters you may be using.
If you're shooting landscapes at dusk, while the light is fading, Manual mode also works well. After you take a photo, just check the histogram. As it moves to the left, which it will as the light fades, dial in a slower shutter speed to compensate.
If you're using a flash set to manual the output from the flash is the same every time. In that situation, it's best to adjust the camera settings manually so the exposure is consistent from frame to frame.
To create the portrait below, I worked with both the camera and flash set to manual. Setting your flash to manual only works when the flash to subject distance doesn't change.
If you're doing long exposure landscape photography and your shutter speed (exposure time) is longer than 30 seconds then you need to use Bulb mode. This is another form of Manual mode. Except that rather than telling the camera what shutter speed you want it to use, you do so by using the camera's bulb setting and a remote release.
I used Bulb mode to make this landscape photo with a shutter speed (exposure time) of 82 seconds.
The alternative to Manual mode is to set your camera to an automatic exposure mode and use exposure compensation to override the camera's settings.
The three best automatic exposure modes to use are Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority or Programmed auto. Other exposure modes, such as Landscape and Portrait, don't give you enough control. On some cameras (such as Canon EOS) you can't adjust exposure compensation when using one of these modes.
These are some of the situations where exposure compensation may be better than Manual mode.
If you are taking photos of people in the street the required exposures can vary wildly. One moment you may take a photo of something in the sun, the next you may photograph something in the shade. The sun may also be going in and out between the clouds.
In this situation, you want to concentrate on finding interesting things to photograph and creating a good composition. If you have to stop and think about exposure, then you may miss the shot. Automatic exposure modes help greatly.
If you have the on-camera flash set to an automatic mode, then the camera needs to be set to evaluative or matrix metering, the camera's most advanced metering mode, to take full advantage of that. The camera and flash work together to calculate the correct exposure.
Setting your flash to automatic (TTL or E-TTL) works best when the subject to flash distance is constantly changing. Using automatic means your camera can adjust the output of the flash as it needs to.
This is another situation where the light level is likely to change frequently and you need to concentrate on tracking the action and capturing important moments. You don't want to be thinking about exposure when trying to capture the peak of the action in sports or photographing fast-moving wildlife. Let your camera do the work, and use exposure compensation if you have to.
Everybody works differently, so the points in this article should be taken as suggestions only. The more experienced you become as a photographer the more you will learn to judge whether you should use Manual mode or Exposure Compensation to take control of your exposure.
It may make it easier to think of it in terms of time. If you have more time to think about your camera settings, then use Manual mode. If you have less thinking time and need to be ready to react quickly to capture the action, then use an automatic exposure mode and Exposure Compensation.
Want to learn how to get perfect exposure on your digital camera? Then check out my new ebook Mastering Exposure and say goodbye to all your exposure problems!
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When you're learning photography, it seems natural to pay the most attention to the gear and techniques you use to create images. You've probably received advice about developing great habits like photographing every day, carrying your camera everywhere you go, trying different compositions, learning processing skills, and backing up your photos. These things are important, no doubt! But there is more to becoming a better photographer than that.
Getting the shot often comes down to being there at the right time, so these tips have to do with getting out in the field and staying out in the field. If you cultivate these surprising habits, you'll surely become a better photographer.
Before you set off on your photo shoot, doing a little research can go a long way to making better images. First, think about what potential subjects are available. I like to create a Pinterest board and start collecting images I like from the location. Once you get an idea of what is there, how can you create images that are different from what you have seen? Is there a different perspective you want to check out? Or maybe a night shot? Don't forget to take note of the direction of light in the images you see. Imagine what it would look like at a different time of day.
Once you get an idea of what is there, how can you create images that are different from what you have seen? Is there a different perspective you want to check out? Or maybe a night shot? Don't forget to take note of the direction of light in the images you've seen. Imagine what it would look like at a different time of day.
This is the location where the Joshua Trees are the densest in Joshua Tree National Park, California.
The second part of your research should be looking at maps and figuring out where exactly the best subjects are located and how to get there. Is the location close to the road or will you have to hike there? How long will it take?
Keeping a close eye on the weather forecast will dramatically affect your photos. Remember, bad weather is usually a good thing for photography! Storms bring the potential for seeing dramatic clouds, wet leaves, and even rainbows. You'll get photos with fewer people in them too.
Waiting for a break in the weather resulted in this rainbow at Cathedral Rock, Arizona.
When I was visiting Cathedral Rock in Sedona, Arizona, I noticed that there were a lot of people around and it was difficult to get a photo without a lot of tourists in it. Then it started to rain and everyone left. I waited in my truck for 45 minutes during the downpour. Mine was the only vehicle in the parking lot, and when the rain began to die down, I headed out and was rewarded with a beautiful rainbow. I had the location all to myself.
If a clear sky is in your forecast, instead of photographing your scene with a plain blue sky, you might have the potential for a great night shot.
While you're at it, don't forget to check when the sun rises and sets and when the moon rises and sets. If you're going to be on the beach, tides are also important.
Whether you choose to go out with your camera and only one or two lenses or switch your whole system to a lightweight mirrorless system, you'll undoubtedly find that you can hike farther and get to more remote locations with less weight on your shoulders. The potential for finding unique subjects and unique compositions increases the farther away you get from the beaten track.
I don't think I would have made it this far up the hill if I had carried all of my heavy gear.
Despite the last tip about carrying less stuff, it's equally essential that you carry the right stuff to allow you to stay out there longer. Anything that makes you uncomfortable in the field will probably cause you to leave earlier than otherwise.
Thirst, hunger, being cold or wet, getting bitten by bugs and looming darkness are just a few things that can make you leave a location too soon. A few things on my "always carry" list are food, water, rain jacket, sweater, bug spray, and a headlamp. These items will get you more potential shots than that extra lens.
I probably wouldn't have this photo if it were not for my trusty headlamp that I used to make my way back through the cacti in the dark.
Getting lost is one of my fears when I'm out exploring, so I have started hiking with a handheld GPS. It took me awhile to get used to it because it's not the fancy kind with built-in maps. All I do is mark a waypoint where I park my truck and then it tracks me as I walk. No cell signal or internet required. I can always figure out the direction to get back to my waypoint, or even follow my tracks to go back using the exact route I took to go out. It's worth it to carry a couple of extra batteries for it too.
Now that I have the GPS, I am more willing to go off the trail and explore new things. It's a whole new level of freedom!
At Bisti Badlands, New Mexico, it is very easy to get lost with no trails and strange rock formations in every direction. My GPS was a lifesaver.
These tips should help you figure out where to go when to get there and make sure you are comfortable in the field so you can stay as long as you like to get that special shot. Sometimes photography is a waiting game, but if you are comfortable you can be patient and wait for the magic moment to happen.
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Chapter 13 gives you much more time to catch up on your unpaid mortgage payments. That can be reason enough choose this option.
Filing either a Chapter 7 "straight bankruptcy" case or a Chapter 13 "adjustment of debts" one stops a pending home foreclosure. And they can both prevent one from begin started. Assuming you're behind on your mortgage and want to keep your home, whether you should file under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 depends on how far behind you are and how much help you need in catching up.
Filing either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case immediately imposes the "automatic stay" on your mortgage lender, and on all your other creditors. This is the federal law which stops and prevents ("stays") virtually all collection actions against you or your property, including a home foreclosure.
Under Chapter 7 this "automatic stay" protection only lasts a short time, usually about three months or so. And the mortgage lender can even ask the bankruptcy court to cut short that protection.
As we said in our last blog post, Chapter 7 usually lets you keep your home if you are current or not too far behind on your mortgage payments.
Most people who file a Chapter 7 case gain some monthly cash flow because they no longer have to pay some of their debts. Consider the Chapter 7 option if you want to keep your home and after filing bankruptcy you would have enough cash flow to make both your regular mortgage payments plus enough extra to be able to catch up on the late payments fast enough to satisfy your particular mortgage lender(s).
How much time you'll have depends on the particular lender. About a year is a very rough estimate, but this varies widely so discuss this with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer to get a better idea what your lender will allow in your circumstances.
Instead of buying just a matter of a few months, Chapter 13 can usually give you as much as five years to catch up on your back mortgage payments.
If you are in foreclosure or anticipating that you will be soon, you could easily be tens of thousands of dollars behind on your mortgage. You may also be behind on property taxes and/or homeowner association assessments. You likely need as much time as possible to catch up on these. Stretching the repayment period out as long as five years can greatly reduce what you have to pay each month to catch up. This can make keeping your home much more feasible.
Under Chapter 7 you are largely at the mercy of your lender regarding how much time you'll have to get current. So you have to pay the necessary amount each month to accomplish that.
Under Chapter 13 you don't rely on the cooperation of your mortgage lender. As long as you follow the law in how you and your lawyer put together the Chapter 13 payment plan, and then comply with that plan, the lender has little choice.
It can keep your feet to the fire to make sure you comply with the plan you propose and that the court approves. If you don't pay as the plan says, you can still lose your home. But you're much more in the driver's seat, following a financial plan based on what your budget says you can afford to pay.
Not only do you get much more time to catch up on your mortgage(s), you also often get a fair amount of flexibility in how and when that happens in relation to your other pressing debts.
For example, let's say you are also behind on your vehicle loan or child support. Depending on the amount of equity in your home and other factors, you may be able to pay such other even more urgent creditors ahead of or at the same time as you're catching up on the mortgage.
Sometimes you may even be able to catch up on your mortgage in part or in full through a refinancing of your home. That refinancing may even be purposely delayed a couple years to allow for more equity to build up in your home.
Chapter 13 case comes with other kinds of flexibility. Your payment plan can from the outset reflect future anticipated increases in income or available funds, such as after a child starts school and a spouse begins making an income. That can make the payment plan easier in the meantime.
When financial circumstances change midstream, your Chapter 13 plan can usually be adjusted to reflect changes in your income and expenses.
These various kinds of flexibility make more likely that you can keep your home in the long run.
Your financial or life circumstances could change a year or two after filing your Chapter 13 case so much that you end up deciding you don't want to keep the house after all.
For example you may get a new job out of the area, or a child may graduate from the local high school and leave home, so that keeping the home is no longer appropriate or necessary.
Under Chapter 13 you can change your mind and sell or surrender the home then, in a more financially protected way. You can do so by amending the terms of your Chapter 13 payment plan, by converting your case into a Chapter 7 one to discharge any remaining debts, or even by simply dismissing (closing) your case if you don't need its benefits any longer.


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Graduate students are assumed to develop skills in oral and written communication and collegial relationships that are complementary to formal graduate programs. However, it appears only a small number of universities provide such professional development opportunities alongside academic programs, and even fewer do so online. There appears to be an assumption in higher education that students develop professional skills by virtue of learning through required academic tasks and having proximity to other students and faculty. Skeptics of online study raise questions about whether graduate students studying online can participate fully in such graduate communities and access these informal professional skill-building opportunities. It is possible that such activities may have to be designed and delivered for online graduate students.
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The 1965 March in Selma, Ala., also known as "Bloody Sunday," has long been immortalized in lore via photos, articles, and other means of media. The gripping details of the event make up the story for a new graphic novel comic (pictured) that was promoted by one of the Civil Rights Movement's most-visible leaders, Rep. John Lewis, at a comic book convention over the weekend.
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The Congressman was in San Diego at the Comic-Con 2013 comics convention to promote "March: Book One." Co-written by an aide in his office, Andrew Aydin, and illustrated by Nate Powell, Rep. Lewis drew big crowds as he signed copies of the book, which won't be available to the general public until next month.
Speaking with WXIA, Rep. Lewis explained the purpose of the graphic novel,"We have told the story in many ways to many different audiences," Lewis said. "But this is an attempt to reach hundreds, thousands, and millions of young people. And people not so young."
The novel opens with the events of Bloody Sunday in 1965, featuring Lewis and Hosea Williams facing Georgia state troopers ordered to halt the peaceful march. For what images have been shown, Rep. Lewis hopes that people embrace the project for being more than just a leisurely comic.
"It's not just words. It's illustrations. It's drawings. It's action. It's drama," Lewis said. "And we hope that young people will be able, by reading this book, will be able to feel, to almost taste what happened."
"March: Book One" will be available to the public in August.
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Just one thought and my mood could go from good to bad, from high to low. And as I further identified with the thought – made it into "me" or "my story," I would start to feel depressed. I'd start to feel like, "this is my life and it's terrible." Have you ever done that? For some reason, it is easier to feel the pull of negativity in today's world. Maybe it's because of the news constantly broadcasting murder, terrorism, war and fear. Maybe it's because people think that saying positive things about their lives is "bragging," so it's easier to be cynical and negative. Maybe people are overworked and have put their dreams aside in the name of financial security. There are so many reasons – and yet – staying in negativity is one of the reasons we get stuck.
So how do we start this dialogue with our thoughts? The first thing to do is be aware of your thoughts. Even if you just spend 15 minutes or an hour or a day – watch your thoughts. You could also start to watch your thoughts when something is really bothering you – see what it is you are thinking and feeling. Then, start the dialogue, which I'll outline for you in a moment.
First, it's important to know that we all see the world, our past and our lives through a filter. This filter, our perception, is made up of past experiences we've had and subsequent beliefs we took on because of those experiences. It's as if we all have a different pair of sunglasses – each one reflecting back the same experience differently. This is why several people can view an accident and describe the events differently. Everyone sees things from their own unique point of view – and interprets it differently based on that. This means that our lives – or how we've seen our lives – are really just an interpretation of the truth.
The good news is that we get to decide what that interpretation is. You might say, as I did, "But I know how it happened, I know the facts – that doesn't change!" The interesting thing is that "the facts" are not necessarily the same to each person in the same experience. So when any one event occurs – and is witnessed by 5 people – the only difference in the facts is the interpretation from each person. If you have the ability to decide what your interpretation is, it gives you power. You get to decide if you will be negatively or positively impacted based on your interpretation – or perception.
This dialogue was created by Byron Katie — and helped her recover from years of depression. The idea of asking yourself these 4 questions is to look at your interpretation of any thought and consider other alternatives. When you see something from many different angles – or perspectives – you may surprise yourself to find that your original thought was not so "set in stone" after all. There may be other interpretations that are just as valid.
With each thought, ask yourself each of these questions. Write down the answers and over time, you may find yourself doing this on the fly. Eventually, you may not even have to go through the dialogue because it comes so naturally that it's automatic. You may find that you have the ability to choose how you are thinking, since you are empowered to see any event or thought from many angles.
Byron Katie's website gives you an example of using this technique with the thought, "My mother doesn't love me." You can follow the example through the four questions – and she even gives sub-questions you can ask yourself.
I found just working through the questions was very effective, but even more effective was the final step – the turnaround. The turnaround is when you start looking at other perspectives that could be just as true or truer. Here you have the opportunity to wear someone else's "sunglasses" – to remove your filter and see a situation from different angles. Keep in mind that you may do what I did at first – back to that statement, "but I know the facts and I know what I saw/felt/experienced was true!" "The Work," as Byron Katie calls it – this dialogue – is your opportunity to get unstuck. It's an opportunity to see and experience your life in the way that serves you best.
It kind of reminds me of that question I've heard a lot of lately, " Do you want to be right or do you want to be happy?" This is not a choice about being right or wrong. It's a choice about being happy or stuck in negativity. This technique has helped me work through some deeply held beliefs that have not served me – and I've often used it with great success with my clients.
Take a tour around Byron Katie's website – she gives you all the tools you need to get started. Consider doing this with a friend and trading being the facilitator – it's a great way to share this experience and talk about the unlimited perspectives we can choose from! As you do this, see what happens to your feelings, your moods. See what happens to your beliefs. Perhaps write what you have learned from this in your journal. See if it brings you a little closer to feeling empowered to create your life, your way.


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"Azur & Asmar" is one of two feature films screening at the Take One festival of films for children.
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Milwaukee Film launches Take One kids' festival
Milwaukee Film, which organizes the Milwaukee Film Festival each year, has announced the launch of Take One: Milwaukee Children's Film Festival, an event that will run during the main festival.
By Bobby Tanzilo Senior Editor/Writer Published Aug 17, 2010 at 9:16 AM
Milwaukee Film, which organizes the Milwaukee Film Festival each year, has announced the launch of Take One: Milwaukee Children's Film Festival, an event that will run during the main festival, which runs from Sept. 23 through Oct. 3.
Two full-length feature films and three shorts programs are slated for the first weekend of the festival, Sept. 25-26, at the Marcus North Shore Cinema in Mequon, and the second weekend, Oct. 2-3, at the Marcus Ridge Cinema in New Berlin. Other screenings are set for the Landmark Oriental Theatre.
The event is a much-needed one, according to this parent of young children. Trying to find movies that are acceptable for little kids is hard enough. Expecting to find great films for kids is nearly impossible at times.
"We have a passion for making the best in international cinema available to everyone, and that includes kids," said Jonathan Jackson, executive and artistic director of Milwaukee Film, in a statement.
"This is a perfect opportunity to introduce area children and parents to films they'd otherwise not have the opportunity to see, and to provide an educational experience that will teach them how to better absorb, analyze and appreciate film and mass media."
Media educators will present the films and present children with related take-home materials. There will also be post-film workshops and discussion sessions and a family craft area at each program.
Take One is co-directed by Julia Magnasco, education director at First Stage Children's Theater, and Brian Gallagher, who holds an MFA in Film Production and is the former executive coordinator of the Wisconsin International Children's Film Festival.
Purchase tickets and get complete festival information online at milwaukee-film.org.
Here is the Take One schedule, with descriptions provided by Milwaukee Film: "Azur & Asmar" (ages 6+)
This wildly acclaimed fantasy about race, family, and destiny is a dazzling animated film about the quest for one to find the country of their dreams.
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Rare and luminous, this old-fashioned drama from Canada is a moving family film that celebrates the power of love.
Kid Shorts: Size Small (ages 3+)
Like Saturday Morning Cartoons ...only better! Simple and sweet animated stories in a variety of animation styles sure to delight and inspire the entire family.
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Lions and Varmints and Bears, oh my! This international program combines films about growing up with tales of the creatures we find in nature.
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Serious or bizarre, other times hilarious and crude, these award-winning films explore the complex experience of growing up in a diverse world.
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Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he lived until he was 17, Bobby received his BA-Mass Communications from UWM in 1989 and has lived in Walker's Point, Bay View, Enderis Park, South Milwaukee and on the East Side.
He has published three non-fiction books in Italy – including one about an event in Milwaukee history, which was published in the U.S. in autumn 2010. Four more books, all about Milwaukee, have been published by The History Press.
With his most recent band, The Yell Leaders, Bobby released four LPs and had a songs featured in episodes of TV's "Party of Five" and "Dawson's Creek," and films in Japan, South America and the U.S. The Yell Leaders were named the best unsigned band in their region by VH-1 as part of its Rock Across America 1998 Tour. Most recently, the band contributed tracks to a UK vinyl/CD tribute to the Redskins and collaborated on a track with Italian novelist Enrico Remmert.
He's produced three installments of the "OMCD" series of local music compilations for OnMilwaukee.com and in 2007 produced a CD of Italian music and poetry.
In 2005, he was awarded the City of Asti's (Italy) Journalism Prize for his work focusing on that area. He has also won awards from the Milwaukee Press Club.
He can be heard weekly on 88Nine Radio Milwaukee talking about his "Urban Spelunking" series of stories.
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Among the people and programs coming in for prominent media coverage in recent months was a DHMC pediatrician. "The Ring was one frightening flick," began a recent Newsweek story. "But to James Sargent, the scariest part was all the smoking by stars like Naomi Watts. . . . In the next issue of Pediatrics, Sargent and his colleagues report on a survey they conducted of 6,522 kids between 10 and 14," the article continued. "The researchers calculated that 38 percent who'd tried smoking did so because of their exposure to smoking in movies." Dozens of other news outlets covered the study, too, from major papers like the Chicago Daily Herald and the Los Angeles Daily News to international outlets like the Hindustan Times and Agence France Presse. "Anytime a director directs someone to light a cigarette," Sargent told Forbes, "anytime an actor lights a cigarette, they should understand that they're partially responsible for the teen smoking epidemic."
A DMS study about variations in end-of-life care in California drew varying headlines: "LA leads in costly care for the dying" in the Los Angeles Times, and "End-of-life care in Sacramento region praised" in the Sacramento Bee. "'Providers serving Los Angeles relied much more on inpatient care, aggressive use of intensive care units, and medical specialists and frequent referrals, while care in the Sacramento region was characterized by greater reliance on primary care and parsimonious use of inpatient care, physician visits, and referrals,' said Dr. John Wennberg, director of Dartmouth Medical School's Center for the Evaluative Clinical Sciences," to the Bee.
"Birds do it, bees do it, even human beings do it," began a recent Baltimore Sun piece. "We all follow the internal clock that keeps us ticking." To explain how important circadian rhythms are, the Sun quoted a DMS expert. "'There's no limit to the role these rhythms play,' said Jay Dunlap, chair of genetics at Dartmouth Medical School, who studies circadian rhythms in fungi. 'There's enormously rich biology behind this phenomenon.'"
Most dialysis patients aren't getting a relatively low-tech procedure that's safer, cheaper, and more effective than other more high-tech options, the Washington Post reported in December. "Fewer than four in 10 dialysis patients nationwide have a fistula"—a surgically established connection between an artery and a vein, which strengthens the vein so it can withstand needle insertions and heavy blood flow to and from a dialysis machine. Medicare reimburses surgeons more for the other procedures, the Post noted, "in effect, rewarding inferior care. . . . 'What's missing is the clinical value to the patient,' said Robert Zwolak, a vascular surgeon at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and an expert on the payment rules for dialysis access. 'That's not in there.'"
"It's great 'gee whiz' technology that's staggering in its complexity and promise," a DMS surgeon said, in Newsweek, about a robotic surgery system that can be used for prostate surgery. "Dr. Sam Finlayson, an assistant professor of surgery and community and family medicine at Dartmouth Medical School, says the question is whether the procedure has enough of an upside compared with established techniques like laparoscopic surgery," the Newsweek article continued. "'It's not inconceivable that the threshold for operative intervention would be lowered by the introduction of this new technology,' says Finlayson."
For advice on how "this little piggy" can be more than just a fun game, the magazine Babytalk consulted a DMS pediatrician. "You can start playing this game when your infant's just a few months old, suggests Jennifer Shu, M.D., instructor of pediatrics at Dartmouth Medical School . . . and coauthor of Heading Home with Your Newborn. . . . At about 12 months, start numbering each piggy—'Piggy number one went to market, piggy number two stayed home'—to turn the game into a fun lesson in counting, recommends Dr. Shu."
have to temporize or provide substandard care," she told NPR, referring to ob-gyns in general. Providing "urgent or emergent appropriate care" can sometimes prevent a woman from having a "lifelong complication or organ damage," DeMars said. "In no other circumstance would we not be allowed to perform emergency medical care in the best interests of that teen."
The founder of DHMC's Spine Center and the chair of orthopaedics at DMS continues to be quoted, month after month, in articles about the pros and cons of back surgery. "There's still no proof surgery works better than more conservative treatments or doing nothing at all, said Dr. Jim Weinstein of Dartmouth Medical School" to the Chicago Sun-Times. "But now Weinstein is wrapping up a landmark $16-million study that should provide some badly needed evidence," the Sun-Times added. The New York Times and a Chicago ABC affiliate also interviewed Weinstein recently.
"Teaching Doctors to Be Nicer" was the headline on a recent Wall Street Journal article about a movement among medical schools to add courses on professionalism, empathy, and communications. DMS was presented as a case in point. "Dartmouth Medical School has a new web-based system called Dartmouth Medical Encounter System where students enter their experiences and encounters with patients," the Journal wrote. Dartmouth also "has created three societies . . . which pair students with mentors to promote 'some hard-toget material, like professionalism, the privileges and obligations that come with it,' says Joseph O'Donnell, an oncologist and senior advising dean at Dartmouth Medical School."
In an article about housing for Hurricane Katrina survivors, the Grand Rapids Press looked at what can be learned from disasters elsewhere. "Fran Norris, a Dartmouth Medical School research professor specializing in disaster response, cites one such incident," the 1999 floods and mudslides in Mexico, the paper wrote. "'It was very hard on [those who were evacuated], even though they were together,' Norris said. 'Their social routines were totally disrupted. So I'm concerned about separating people now out of their natural communities.'"


Last weekend I was at an annual quilting retreat at my friend Dotty's cabin, just outside Yosemite. There is absolutely no cell phone reception, unless you walk to the far end of the road. Consequently, we were all able to accomplish a lot since there was no time wasted scrolling through Instagram or Facebook. Amazing how that works.
Maggie was unable to come this year because of some unexpected oral surgery and we sure did miss her. But she had to drop something off before we left so we were able to get a picture of all five, with the added bonus of Dotty's new great grandson, Klark.
This was what my odometer said right before I pulled into Dotty's driveway. Yikes! Thankfully it turned over to 66,667 just in time.
I made a couple of random blocks.
This one went into a quilt that Dotty put together for the quilt auction.
And this is an experimental block for a new quilt I want to work on. I had a stack of the latest new Kona colors and after trying several different combinations, I realized this block needs colors of equal intensity. You will be seeing more color combinations soon!
Vicki made THE absolutely cutest Raggedy Ann I have ever seen. The embroidered face, the pink hair, the black and white striped stockings, the purple shoes--SO adorable! I think she nearly quit a couple of times with the hair--it took nearly 1 1/2 days to sew, but wow, is it ever cute!
I finished putting together this Birds in the Hood quilt top, a pattern designed originally by Elizabeth Hartman, called Neighborhood, from her second book, Modern Patchwork. Her blocks measured 11" x 15", and the birds in each birdhouse finished at only 3". However...I wanted to use blocks received from a block exchange from probably 10 years ago, and they each finished at 8". Math was involved, never an easy thing for me, especially as there was that angled roof. And I started this six years ago so I didn't understand all my notes. Does that ever happen to you?? My blocks ended up measuring 19" x 28". The good thing was that I was able to turn ten 8" blocks into a 72" square quilt! I can hardly wait to see it quilted.
We always hang our projects over the stair railing.
What a wonderful time--friends, food, fellowship and fabric.
I have mentioned Mennonite Central Committee many times in this blog, the charitable organization with proceeds going to Third World relief. They are starting a thrift store close to us, and Mark has been working nearly every morning getting it set up.
First he helped locate the property, then he supervised all the changes to the inside of the building, and now he is working on the decorating aspect. The manager has some really great ideas--she wants an Anthropologie feel to the store and it will be unlike any other thrift store in the central valley. And again, the proceeds will go to Third World relief.
They were able to find some really cool old barn wood, so Mark has been spending his mornings sawing and nailing. So now one of the first walls you see when you walk in looks like this. I love the green wood, the rusty bars and the boards that have text on them.
And he most often looks like this. It's a filthy job.
The other day he was building something to surround an old black pole.
I'm not quite sure what Ilone, the manager, plans to do with this, but I'm sure it will be cool.
I think this green desk will hold the cash register. The branch will be attached to the ceiling by one of the windows and those flowers (made from dyed newsprint) will be hanging in front of the window.
It looks like a fun time was had by all. Your bird neighborhood looks great, and yes, the Raggedy Ann is adorable.
The thrift shop is going to look incredible. It should do really well too. It sounds like a fun project for Mark too.
Love those blocks! And how clever is that analysis of English...too true! No wonder it is so hard to learn!
What a cool thrift store! And for such good work, too. Sending thoughts and prayers for the safe completion and a thriving trade there.


The research has the overall theme of new directions in transition metal chemistry, especially that of the iron group metals in the areas of hydrogen, hydride, catalytic hydrogenation and hydrogen storage for a clean energy economy. We have discovered new types of reactions involving the splitting of dihydrogen and have identified intermediates with novel, non-classical hydrogen bonds. This has lead to the discovery of new catalysts that operate by novel mechanisms where the ligand and metal work together in the catalytic cycle "metal-ligand bifunctional catalysis."
In a recent breakthrough, we have discovered the first active catalysts based on iron for the asymmetric reduction of ketones to enantiopure alcohols. Some of the catalysts are prepared in one step by a very efficient and economical metal-templated synthesis. The industrial homogeneous catalysts for the enantioselective hydrogenation or transfer hydrogenation of ketones are based on platinum metals and particularly ruthenium. This method provides valuable enantiopure alcohols as additives for perfumes or intermediates in the synthesis of pharmaceuticals. The much lower cost of the iron and its widespread availability and low toxicity compared to ruthenium make its incorporation into an active catalyst very attractive. We are now preparing unprecedented iron catalysts with modular ligands formed in a template synthesis and characterizing them by NMR and X-ray diffraction and studying their mechanism of action by kinetic measurements including deuterium isotope effects and by theory (DFT calculations). From this knowledge the rational design of new generations of active and selective catalysts can be designed.
Nature also utilizes iron in catalysis. Our work is informed by a knowledge of the bioinorganic chemistry of hydrogenase and other enzymes and provides an understanding of nature's catalysts.
A diverse variety of transition metal hydride complexes have been prepared in our lab including the first dihydrogen complexes of the iron-group metals. Here dihydrogen coordinates to the metal but the H-H bond remains intact. We have uncovered new reactivity, such as superacidic dihydrogen complexes and are uncovering new catalytic mechanisms involving hydrides. We are constructing extensive scales of acids and bases where the hydride serves as an acid or a base. We also found the first non-classical hydrogen bonds where hydrides act as hydrogen bond acceptors: "hydridic-protonic bonding" or "dihydrogen hydrogen bonding". Materials containing such interactions could be useful in hydrogen storage.


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Q: fish shell outputs ⏎ (i.e. an "abandon line") during startup on smaller terminal sizes Whenever I open a new terminal window (that's <100 columns wide) Fish prompts me with:
⏎
foo@bar ~>

I'm not expecting that first line with ⏎ to appear!  If it's 100 columns or wider, then this line doesn't appear...
I can't remember when this started happening, maybe a month or so, but I can say it certainly behaves this way with fish version 3.2.1 and whenever $COLUMNS <= 99.  I've emptied out my startup scripts trying to figure out what was causing it, and my MWE is a config.fish containing:
set foo (ls)

i.e. an external program whose complete output is captured.  I don't see that character when $COLUMNS is 100 or greater.
This feels like a bug, and I've searched here, the main stackoverflow site, and the issues on the fish github repository.  I'm using wayland under archlinux, showing in the foot terminal emulator with Sway as a window manager.  I can replicate it in weston-terminal and urxvt, but I don't see this behaviour under tmux.
Suggestions about how to make this go away would be appreciated!

A: This is a bug, though I don't think anyone worked out why it started appearing. It's fixed in https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/7893.

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The New Revolution
The New Revolution travels through the vertical loop
Location Valencia, California, USA
Coordinates 34°25′18″N 118°35′47″W / 34.421581°N 118.596308°W / 34.421581; -118.596308
Park section The New Revolution Plaza
Status Operating since May 8, 1976
Rider height 48 inch minimum
Manufacturer Schwarzkopf
Designer / calculations Ing.-Büro Stengel GmbH
Type Steel - Terrain
Height 113 feet
Drop 85 feet
Top speed 55 mph
Length 3457 feet
G-Force 4.9
Manufacturer Schwarzkopf (1976-2015)
Built in-house (2016-present)
Riders per train 20
New Revolution in 2018
The New Revolution is a Schwarzkopf sit-down roller coaster located at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California, USA.[1] The ride is the first modern roller coaster to feature a vertical loop. It is also one of the first roller coasters in the USA to utilize virtual reality.
The ride was designed by Anton Schwarzkopf and built by Intamin. The vertical loop uses a triangular lattice of steel tubes.[2] The only other roller coasters that use this support type are SooperDooperLooper at Hersheypark and Golden Loop at Gold Reef City.
Riders wearing virtual reality headsets
Before the ride first opened in 1976, it took a week of testing in order to get the train to complete one circuit because the wheels were too tight.
The ride opened on May 8, 1976.[3]
Upon opening, the ride was known as Great American Revolution. This was changed to La Revolución in 1979, then to just Revolution in 1988.[4]
During the 1992 season, the trains would receive new over-the-shoulder restraints.[4]
In June 2002, a plaque was erected in front of the ride, marking it as one of the American Coaster Enthusiasts "Coaster Landmarks", for being the first steel roller coaster with a vertical loop.
On September 3, 2015, Six Flags Magic Mountain announced that the ride was enhanced into The New Revolution for the 2016 season.[5] This upgrade included a repaint, new trains without the over-the-shoulder restraints and the addition of virtual reality headsets. Guests must be 13 or older to wear the virtual reality headsets.[6] The VR was removed after the 2017 season.
In November 2018, The New Revolution was renamed Red Sox Revolution temporarily after the park lost a World Series bet to Six Flags New England.[7]
Chain lift hill
Twisted hill
Block brake
90 foot tall vertical loop
144 foot long tunnel
White track and blue supports. The ride used to feature white supports.
5 cars per train. In each car, riders are arranged 2 across in 2 rows, for a total of 20 riders per train.
The ACE Coaster Landmark plaque
One of the former trains in the station
The chicken exit
↑ Six Flags Magic Mountain website information
↑ http://www.joyrides.com/sfmm/revolution3.htm
↑ "Revolution advertisement", The Signal.
↑ 4.0 4.1 "A-Z Coaster of the Week – Revolution". Coaster101. January 16, 2017. https://www.coaster101.com/2017/01/16/a-z-coaster-of-the-week-revolution/. Retrieved January 31, 2022.
↑ "Revolution restoration to return Six Flags Magic Mountain coaster to its rightful glory". https://www.latimes.com/travel/themeparks/la-trb-revolution-six-flags-magic-mountain-20150903-story.html.
↑ "Experience The New Revolution at Six Flags Magic Mountain!". Coaster Kings. https://www.thecoasterkings.com/experience-new-revolution-six-flags-magic-mountain/.
↑ "Six Flags Magic Mountain will rename roller coaster to honor Red Sox after losing World Series bet". 29 October 2018. https://www.dailynews.com/2018/10/29/six-flags-magic-mountain-will-rename-roller-coaster-to-honor-red-sox-after-losing-world-series-bet/.
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