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The SAMLARC Board of Directors is a seven-person Board, with each Director serving in a volunteer capacity for two-year terms. The Board is responsible for setting policies and the overall direction of the SAMLARC community.
SAMLARC Board of Directors Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Lago Santa Margarita Beach Club Fiesta Room unless otherwise noted. Open Session Board Meetings are open to the SAMLARC Membership.
Per Civil Code, the Agendas for both meetings are posted at the SAMLARC Business Office and Beach Club prior to Board meetings. When possible, the Agendas and recent Open Session Meeting Minutes may also be made available through the SAMLARC Connect Resident Portal as a courtesy. Minutes are available to Members once they have been signed by the Board of Directors. Please click the green button to visit the Connect Resident Portal.
Members have the opportunity to reach the Board Members directly through the addresses below, by emailing the Board of Directors at BOD@samlarc.org, or attending a Board of Directors Open Session Meeting. Every email sent to the Board email address will receive a reply. With regard to the day-to-day SAMLARC operation, Members are encouraged to contact Community Executive Officer George Blair at george.blair@fsresidential.com or (949) 709-0015.
2022 Board Meetings
January 25 | February 22
February 24 (Annual Meeting)
March 22| April 26
May 24 | June 28
July 26 | August 23
October 11 (Budget Workshop)
October 25 | November 15
Dark in December
To view Meeting Agendas and submit Homeowners Forum comments, please visit the Connect Resident Portal.
Connect Resident Portal
Paul Persiani, President
Paul Persiani and his wife Stephanie are native Southern Californians. They moved to Rancho Santa Margarita in 2004 because the city offered the perfect environment for which to raise their family: safety, cleanliness, amazing schools, and community spirit.
Paul and Stephanie are the parents to four beautiful children that they have raised here in Rancho Santa Margarita. They are proud to live in a city that provides so many community activities and fosters the perfect environment for raising a family.
Paul has 25+ years of experience in manufacturing, primarily as a Design and Process Engineer in the consumer product and medical device industries. As a volunteer and avid youth sports fan, he could often be seen giving his time to the youth of Rancho Santa Margarita as a Little League coach to his boys when they played in Santa Margarita Little League. He served as the President of SMLL from 2015-2017.
Once elected to the Board of Directors, Paul became even more involved in the life of the community. His prior SAMLARC experience includes his position as the Board Vice President, as well as a member of the Landscape and Facilities Enhancement (LFEC), Recycled Water Ad Hoc, Lago Santa Margarita, Budget and Cash Flow, Communications, and Election Committees.
Paul's goal while serving on the Board is to maintain the quality of life that all of the membership expects as residents of the community, and to strengthen the connection between SAMLARC's Board, membership, and the City of Rancho Santa Margarita. He also wants to ensure that SAMLARC's sports parks and facilities are well maintained so that the future of youth sports in Rancho Santa Margarita is the envy of other local communities.
Contact Director Persiani at paul.persiani@samlarc.org
Judy Vasquez, Vice President
Judy Vasquez draws on a wealth of professional experience to guide her decisions as a SAMLARC Board Director. Appointed to the Board of Directors in 2019, Judy serves with a passion for cultivating Members' connections with the community. Her insights bring a diverse perspective to the Board, founded in her desire to enrich SAMLARC's standing as a unique and welcoming community.
When Judy and her husband Johnny began to explore new homes, they knew that a family-oriented community would be central to their search. Judy had spent several years visiting the Lago Santa Margarita Beach Club as a SAMLARC guest, and knew that SAMLARC offers a beautiful environment, plenty of amenities, and a community spirit perfect for her family.
Judy is committed to preserving and enhancing SAMLARC's unique beauty. One of her favorite places in the community is the Lago Santa Margarita Beach Club, and she enjoys spending time around the Lake. Judy began serving on the Community Lifestyle Committee in 2018, and can often be seen volunteering at SAMLARC events. Her insights as a Committee Member, homeowner, and parent have helped the Community Lifestyle Committee to reinvigorate SAMLARC's events.
In her professional capacity, Judy's background closely aligns with SAMLARC's vision to serve a vibrant community. Judy has worked in property management for more than twelve (12) years, specializing in multi-family communities. The skills required to successfully manage a multi-family community will assist in her decision-making when evaluating SAMLARC's budget, operations, and outreach.
As a Board Director, Judy would like to nurture SAMLARC's partnerships throughout the community; fostering SAMLARC's visibility with residents and connecting with local businesses to further invigorate SAMLARC's small-town feel. She recognizes that maintenance of and investment in SAMLARC's assets is crucial to protecting its reputation as a desirable and high-value community.
Contact Director Vasquez at judy.vasquez@samlarc.org
Charles Villafana, Secretary
Charles Villafana and his Wife, Erin grew up in the San Fernando Valley. Both moving around California for school and work (San Luis Obispo County, Napa, Chico, Sacramento and Huntington Beach) they settled into Rancho Santa Margarita in 2010. They have two sons, Emmett and Callan. The Villafana family is involved in many activities including Santa Margarita Little League, AYSO, Santa Margarita Pop Warner and Cub Scouts.
Charles received his Bachelor of Science in Ecology and Systematic Biology from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Since 2008, he has been a Fisheries Biologist with the National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA-NMFS), where he currently manages the West Coast Region Observer Program monitoring commercial swordfish and tuna fisheries in the Pacific. Prior to that, Charles worked with saltwater recreational fisheries, inland fisheries, wildlife management and outdoor education for the California Department of Fish and Game, City of Newport Beach, City of San Luis Obispo and Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission. Additionally, from 1997-2004 Charles was a Los Angeles County lifeguard and swim, water polo and diving coach.
Charles is a member of the Lago Santa Margarita Ad-Hoc Committee with a goal to reintroduce fishing to the Lago Santa Margarita Lake and getting the Golden Algae problem under control.
Charles' goals as a SAMLARC Director will be to ensure well maintained and utilized parks, pools and sports fields, and a healthy Lake, while maintaining strong relationships and partnerships with the City of RSM, community groups, sports leagues and residents.
Contact Director Villafana at charles.villafana@samlarc.org
Jeff Halbreich, Chief Financial Officer
Jeff Halbreich brings a wealth of professional and financial experience to the SAMLARC Board of Directors. He has worked in the financial services industry for 18 years and managed his own franchise since 2010. Jeff's financial acumen has enabled him to make responsible decisions regarding the future of the SAMLARC community. For example, Jeff envisions a progressive yet comprehensive revitalization of SAMLARC's landscape design over the next several years to balance the goal of aesthetic improvements with common-sense financial wisdom.
In addition to his professional experience in the financial industry, Jeff has a rich history of serving his community. He served in the United States Army from 1994 – 1997 as a Unit Supply Specialist and continues to volunteer with the Team 2/5 RSM, who provide support and assistance to the men and women of 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines and their families. In the past, Jeff served on the Board of Directors for the RSM Chamber of Commerce and dedicated time to planning chamber events.
Jeff says his vision for SAMLARC is, "To continue to maintain SAMLARC's assets and amenities in ways that provide the best value to our members, promote opportunities for greater member involvement and awareness, and actively engage with partner organizations within the community in order to support the SAMLARC lifestyle members enjoy every day."
When discussing his role on the SAMLARC Board of Directors, Jeff's focus on the community motivates his commitment to leadership. Throughout his time serving as a SAMLARC Board Director over the past two years, Jeff worked to place greater emphasis on Rancho Santa Margarita's sports leagues. He recognizes the value of sports for the youth in the community and has helped to strengthen partnerships within Santa Margarita Little League, RTGSA and AYSO to support the families and volunteers who coach young athletes.
Jeff and his wife Becky grew up just north of Philadelphia and moved to California in 1999. After they wed in 2005, they were in search of a larger home and a nearby school to accommodate their future family. Meeting all of their criteria, they settled in Rancho Santa Margarita in 2006. Jeff and Becky have a daughter named Ella and a son named Carter, whom Jeff deems the "loves of his life."
Jeff looks forward to serving SAMLARC residents throughout his term by offering his financial experience and thinking strategically about ways to enhance the lives of Members who enjoy this beautiful community.
Contact Director Halbreich at jeff.halbreich@samlarc.org
Robert Louvar, Director
Robert Louvar and his wife Monica are transplants from the Midwest. In 2006, they moved to Southern California to be near their oldest daughter and her family, while also enjoying California's weather and lifestyle.
Robert was a commercial banker for 40+ years with institutions such as Union Bank, California Bank & Trust and JPMorgan Chase. He has worked with publicly traded companies as well as governmental and nonprofit organizations, and now operates a consultancy that assists businesses in obtaining credit. He holds a BBA from the University of Iowa and Graduate Degree in Banking from Stonier.
As an RSM resident for 15 years, Robert brings renewed focus and energy to our community. Robert has served as SAMLARC's CFO and on many Committees, including;
Board Director & CFO
Budget & Cash Flow
Architectural Compliance Ad Hoc
Lago Santa Margarita Ad Hoc
Community Lifestyle
COVID-19 Executive Ad Hoc
He previously served as a Board Member of the Raise foundation and is active with OC Fire Watch, OC Parks, Cleveland National Forestry, and the RSM Chamber of Commerce.
His goal is to ensure that SAMLARC meets the needs of its Members.
The most pressing issues facing SAMLARC are…
Service contract increases due to the effects of California minimum wage mandates as well as COVID-19 hardships
Rate increases from Santa Margarita Water District
Continued fire prevention work required by OCFA
Rejuvenation of landscape due to drought and previous budget reductions
Developing a Defensible Space Plan per OCFA's enhanced requirements
As Stephen Covey said:
"The key is not to prioritize what's on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities."
Contact Director Louvar at robert.louvar@samlarc.org
Deborah Christensen, Director
Director Christensen was appointed to the Board at the March 18, 2021 Special Open Session Board of Directors Meeting, and will serve as a Director through the 2022 SAMLARC Election. Her appointment was initiated after former Board Director Michael May unexpectedly resigned due to personal reasons. Director May's resignation created an opening on the Board to complete the second year of a two-year term. As the term is nearing completion, the Board of Directors conducted a closed recruitment to fill the vacancy; inviting SAMLARC Committee Members and Delegates with direct SAMLARC experience to interview. The Board determined that Director Christensen's blend of professional experience and community involvement complement the Board's vision for the community, and duly appointed her to the Board.
Director Christensen has been a SAMLARC Member for over twenty-five (25) years, and has served on the SAMLARC Architectural Review Committee (ARC) from July 2017 through her appointment to the Board this March. Her professional experience includes property management, book-keeping, insurance education and agencies, as well as experience with governmental agencies to remodel a Bed and Breakfast. She has been appointed to serve as the Board Liaison to the ARC and to represent SAMLARC at the Community Associations of Rancho (CAR) community organization. Additionally, Director Christensen has been appointed to serve on SAMLARC's Community Lifestyle and Insurance Review Committees.
Director Christensen and the SAMLARC Board of Directors are dedicated to preserving SAMLARC's viability, attractiveness, and value for original, new, and future homeowners.
Contact Director Christensen at deborah.christensen@samlarc.org
Greg Schnieders, Director
Director Schnieders brings a wealth of professional insight and personal enthusiasm to his position on the Board. Having called Rancho Santa Margarita home for nearly thirty years, and as an experienced real estate agent, he is familiar with the long-term rewards of investing in one's home and community - echoing SAMLARC's commitment to preserving the community's value as a whole. His passion for community engagement is reflected in his previous service on the RSM and Ladera Rancho Chambers of Commerce, as well as youth sports coaching. He is also focused on partnering with other Board Members, inter-agency partners, and SAMLARC's management company (FirstService Residential) to make informed decisions. His comprehensive background in communications and marketing, paired with his passion for listening to others, has shaped his approach to educating Members on SAMLARC's community management. He hopes to remain attuned to the concerns, suggestions, and questions of the Membership, improving SAMLARC's rapport with Members in turn.
Director Schnieders and his wife enjoy daily walks around the Lake, attending SAMLARC events, and playing pickleball at Altisima Park. When searching for a home, Director Schnieders was drawn to Rancho Santa Margarita's small-town spirit, family-oriented activities, and business relationships. In addition, he found that SAMLARC's geographic positioning lends itself to a niche live/work environment. Cradled between O'Neill Regional Park and the Saddleback mountains, Rancho Santa Margarita intentionally blends natural elements with modern amenities, protecting the area's rich ties with nature. Living near the Lake, he also recognizes that careful stewardship of SAMLARC's amenities yields both beauty and value for SAMLARC residents.
22342A Avenida Empresa, Suite 102A
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Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) will be announcing its plans for a smartwatch-focused operating system in March with a blog post, according to CNET's Roger Cheng. Google is expected to release a smartwatch sometime in the next year, along with a version of Google Glass for consumers.
The Google Smartwatch is said to heavily feature the use of Google Now for search and notifications, much like Glass. Cheng's report is the first news to break on the product since the Wall Street Journal reported in October that it was in "late-stage development," and the company was in discussions with suppliers in Asia.
UPDATE: Photos of a Nexus "Gem" prototype smartwatch, made by Motorola, have surfaced online. The prototype was scrapped -- likely when Google decided it would partner with LG for the device. Click here for the rest of the story.
The Journal reported at the time that the Google smartwatch would run the Android operating system, but it appears that the company is instead building a scaled-down OS specifically for the watch, instead of a version of Android or the Chrome OS. Samsung similarly appointed its Samsung Gear 2 with its own Tizen OS.
The Mountain View, Calif.-based company will introduce the smartwatch at Google I/O, the company's annual conference for software developers.
The Google smartwatch will be made in a manner similar to Nexus smartphones and tablets, where the company's services and branding are highlighted instead of the manufacturer. The Nexus Gem, as it is rumored to be called, is likely to connect with smartphones like the LG Nexus 5 and rumored Nexus 6, and work alongside other non-Nexus branded Android devices.
Google Now integration will be a focus of the smartwatch; the intelligent personal assistant predicts what a user needs based on where they are and what they are doing, like offering real-time notifications about flight status and QR-based boarding passes it pulls from an airline's confirmation email. Google Now also answers questions and makes predictions and suggestions based on personal data.
Google last year used Bluetooth Smart, or Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connectivity for battery-friendly smartwatch notifications. By offering Google Now intelligence, much as the service is implemented on the Google Glass headset, the company aims to offer a more full-featured wearable experience with the device than competing devices from Samsung, Apple and others.
If the Nexus Gem follows the pricing scheme of the Nexus 5 and the Nexus 4 before it, Google will also offer its smartwatch at a lower cost than competitors. A version bundled with a possible Nexus 6, like how Samsung bundled the original Galaxy Gear with the Note 3, could also lift the company's growing handset sales.
TechCrunch offered a contrary report this weekend that said the Google smartwatch could be released as early as March, or as late as June – in time for Google I/O. The report said early prototypes looked similar to the Pebble Steel, with a metal band and full-color square watch face, but the Google smartwatch probably will ship with a plastic band and colored LCD screen. To navigate the prototype, the site said, Google developed a series of swipe and tap gestures.
The conflicting reports about the release date for Google's smartwatch mean that while details are still murky, the company intends to make its way to users' wrists sometime this year.
Follow Reporter Thomas Halleck on Twitter @tommylikey.


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Q: $.ajax({url:link}) and Jquery UI Droppable I have a problem.
I drop element into #projectsActive. New element have been created there. Old element have been deleted with fadeOut
But ajax query sometimes isn't running.
What's the reason?
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Q: Jquery Post image with ajax I'm making a jquery mobile app which uploads an image.
I used this code but without ajax you can't capture the echo from server(this one worked perfectly)
<form action="http://tipsnow.altervista.org/upload.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
            Title: <input type="text" name="title" id="title" />
            Question Text: <input type="text" name="text" id="text" />
            <input type="hidden" id="idUtente" name="idUtente" value="">
            Select image to upload:
            <input type="file" name="fileToUpload" id="fileToUpload">
            <input type="submit" value="Upload Image" name="submit">
        </form>

So I implemented the ajax post:
html code:
<form action="">
                    Title: <input type="text" name="title" id="title" />
                    Question Text: <input type="text" name="text" id="text" />
                    <input type="hidden" id="idUtente" name="idUtente" value="">
                    Select image to upload:
                    <input type="file" name="fileToUpload" id="fileToUpload">
                    <input type="submit" value="Upload Image" name="submit">
                </form>

jquery code:
$(document).ready(function () {

            $('form').submit(function () {
                var title = document.getElementById('title').value;
                var idUtente = sessionStorage.getItem('autenticato').toString();
                var text = document.getElementById('text').value;
                var fileToUpload = document.getElementById('fileToUpload').files[0];

                var formData = new FormData();
                formData.append('title', title);
                formData.append('text', text);
                formData.append('idUtente', idUtente);
                formData.append('fileToUpload', fileToUpload);
                $.ajax({
                    url: 'http://tipsnow.altervista.org/upload.php',
                    data: formData,
                    type: 'post',
                    dataType: 'text',
                    contentType: false,
                    enctype: 'multipart/form-data',
                    processData: false,
                    success: function (data) {
                        alert(data);
                        return false;
                    }
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php code:
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$target_dir = "uploads/";
$target_file = $target_dir . basename($_FILES["fileToUpload"]["name"]);
$uploadOk = 1;
$imageFileType = pathinfo($target_file,PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
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But as soon as I press the submit button it takes me to the first page off the app without uploading anything, which I think means that the ajax wasn't successful but what's the problem?
@edit noticed that I didn't append the submit button, did it but still doesn't work
@@ edit : 28 seconds after submitting it goes into success but it doesn't upload the img neither get the echos back in response
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A: It's a lot easier than what everyone is making it.
Simply pass the form element into a FormData constructor. All the values of your input elements with name attributes (including files) will be passed to your PHP script.
Also, you need to use e.preventDefault(); to stop the form from submitting.
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    e.preventDefault();

    // 'this' refers to this current form element

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        type: 'post',
        url: 'http://tipsnow.altervista.org/upload.php',
        data: new FormData(this), // important
        contentType: false, // important
        processData: false, // important
        success: function (data) {
            alert(data);
            return false;
        }
    })
});

A: first you have to stop action after submit
$( "form" ).submit(function( event ) {
    event.preventDefault();
    (...)
}

after you implement it check in browser console (e.g. in firefox you have firebug) what exactly data you got
to take data from form you can just use:
$( this ).serialize()

check it: https://api.jquery.com/serialize


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WATCH: Behind-the-scenes teaser of Mr Mercedes Season 2
June 7th, 2018 by Marc Comments
Yes! We have a look behind the scenes/teaser for Mr Mercedes Season 2 and we're loving it!
The Mr Mercedes books (Finders Keepers and End of Watch round out the trilogy) have arguably been Stephen King's best work in years and the first series of Mr Mercedes was pretty on the money when it come to telling the story of retired police man, Brendan Gleeson's Bill Hodges, who goes after the one big case that got away… the Mercedes Killer, so called because he mowed down a bunch of people standing in line in the hope of getting work, killing men, women and children, here played by Harry Treadaway.
The second season, which from the trailer seems to be taking parts of both sequel novels, while creating anew take on the story, arrives in August.
A small screen adaptation of Stephen King's 2014 novel "Mr. Mercedes" is headed to the AT&T Audience Network on Wednesday, August 9th, and we've got a sneak peek today via a behind the scenes featurette. It offers up the very first footage from the series, along with some chatter from King himself.
Brendan Gleeson leads as Detective Bill Hodges, along with Harry Treadaway (Penny Dreadful) as Brady Hartsfield. Jharrel Jerome (Moonlight) is cast as Jerome Robinson, Scott Lawrence (Avatar) as Detective Peter Dixon, Robert Stanton (Mercury Rising) as Anthony "Robi" Frobisher, and Ann Cusack (Nightcrawler) as Olivia Trelawney, with Mary Louise-Parker (Weeds) as Janey Patterson, and Holland Taylor (The Truman Show) as Ida Silver. Kelly Lynch (Deborah Hartsfield), Justine Lupe (Holly Gibney) and Breeda Wool (Lou Linklatter) also star. King himself will appear in a cameo role.
Based on Stephen King's 2014 book, "Mr. Mercedes" follows demented killer Brady Hartsfield (Treadaway), who taunts a retired police detective Bill Hodges (Gleeson) with a series of lurid letters and emails, forcing the ex-cop to undertake a private, and potentially felonious, crusade to bring the killer to justice before he is able to strike again.
David E. Kelley wrote adaptation, produced by Sonar Entertainment. Jack Bender directs. Both executive produce along with Temple Hill Entertainment's Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey.
Tags: brendan gleeson, mr mercedes, stephen king

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Richard Fong, a world-renowned expert in warhead technologies, retired Feb. 26 after 41 years of service during a ceremony at the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center at Picatinny Arsenal. He served as the Senior Research Scientist for Warhead Technology.
The Picatinny Armaments Technical Library held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Feb. 27 to celebrate its newly renovated hub for collaboration and research, key elements in the process of innovation.
Picatinny Arsenal employees hosted their annual "Introduce a Girl to Engineering" event on Feb. 21 that was attended by almost 80 female students from 22 area schools.
The structure of the Army Futures Command includes organizations that were part of the Army Materiel Command. At Picatinny Arsenal, the former Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) is now part of AFC, designated as the Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center.
Mortar systems provide a special function within infantry units. To steadily improve those systems, a group of civilian experts and Soldiers participated in a workshop to gain insight on how Soldiers are transporting, maneuvering and firing mortar weapons.
Approximately 13 educators and one active duty U.S. Army Soldier, all part of the New Jersey School Board Association, visited Picatinny Arsenal on Dec. 11 to take a closer look at the installation's initiatives in promoting careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
The Army's newest Senior Service College has begun accepting applications for its first class.
A tabular firing table, or TFT, allows a gunner to carry out manual calculations to arrive at an aiming solution--elevation, azimuth, and fuze setting--to engage targets under a variety of conditions.
Civil unrest. Loss of communications. Narrow, congested roadways. No line of sight on the enemy. These are some of the conditions that shape the nature of fighting in dense urban areas now and into the future. But with technology and the world changing so rapidly, how will Soldiers operate?
More than a dozen persons with ties to Picatinny Arsenal were recognized during the 38th Annual Firepower Awards Luncheon on Nov. 8 at the Hanover Marriott, Whippany, New Jersey.
At the CCDC Armaments Center, we strive to be, "Always a Step Ahead." We act as though somebody's life depends on being a step ahead because it does.
The CCDC Armaments Center provides armaments that overmatch those of our adversaries. We do this so that our warfighters and homeland defenders succeed in every fight. To achieve this we provide world-class leadership in engineering, science excellence, quality and innovation, and we are relied upon to objectively evaluate armament solutions so that we know our true progress and how it relates to our adversaries.
There has never been a more challenging or exciting time for this mission. CCDC Armaments Center is a strategic national asset that has contributed to some or all aspects of the design, development, and production of the U.S. armaments used from World War II into our current conflicts.
Our current challenges have expanded such that we prepare for a full spectrum of threats. Our Nation faces non-state and hybrid actors, networks of small militant groups, more dense urban environments, confounding mixtures of terror and propaganda, enemy operations planned within the homeland and other challenges, some still unknown.
CCDC Armaments Center's legacy is built on understanding and solving complex warfighter problems and saving lives. We are leveraging this strength to support the needs of homeland defenders who plan for interagency operations. This includes working with New York City and other major northeastern centers from our regional hub to the nation, centered at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey.
Steeped in the Army Values: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity and Personal Courage.
Collaborative: This is key to our success. Our workforce embraces teamwork, mutual respect, open communication and creativity. All of our efforts are integrated with and leverage the vast technological resources, nationally and internationally.
Innovative: We embrace all forms and sources of innovation, internal and external, evolutionary and revolutionary. Disruption is the key to remaining, "Always a step ahead".
Good Partners: Partnership is an important part of our organizational strategy. CCDC Armaments Center proactively seeks partnerships with customers, industry, academia, and other government agencies. These partnerships accelerate the development and transition of new technologies for the Warfighter.
While you are on our website, please read our news or explore the "About Us" and "Facilities" links to learn about our mission. Explore the "Business Opportunities" link to learn how your business or academic activity can join us in solving our nation's biggest challenges.
Everything we do is built on a quality and well-trained workforce. We are always seeking world-class talent. Please follow the "Career Opportunities" link to learn how you might begin a rewarding career supporting American warfighters.
Always being a step ahead starts at school. Please visit our "Outreach" link. It will take you to a page where you can learn how we support the future of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education in our local schools.
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United Kingdom business group warns patience running out on Brexit Writing in The Daily Telegraph , he said that any minister who chose that moment to quit would show they were not fit to hold high office in the first place.
Gal Gadot visits Virginia children's hospital in 'Wonder Woman' costume Lucas Colazzo, a cardiac surgeon at the hospital, wrote alongside a photo of Gadot posing with several employees. ( PHOTOS ) More photos of Gal Gadot visiting Inova Children's Hospital yesterday.
The Economy Keeps Adding Jobs, But Filling Them Gets Harder The unemployment rate edged up to 4 percent , but this was due to a reported surge of 601,000 people entering the labor force. USA employers added a higher-than-expected 213,000 jobs last month, extending the U.S. economy's long-running growth streak.
Michael Cohen hires former Clinton lawyer Lanny Davis Davis was special counsel for Clinton from 1996 to 1998 during campaign finance investigations. Davis has joined Guy Petrillo as Cohen's legal counsel.
Putin congratulates Russian Federation after World Cup exit Russian Federation entered the World Cup as the lowest ranking side, but reached the quarter finals against the odds. The team was ranked 70th in the world by Federation Internationale de Football Association before the matches began.
The train, carrying 362 passengers and six train staff, was traveling from Edirne province to Istanbul when five bogies derailed near Sarilar village of Tekirdag's Corlu district on Sunday.
Several people have been killed and others injured after a train came off the rails in northwest Turkey, Turkish media has reported.
Health Ministry Undersecretary Eyup Gumus put the number of fatalities at 10 and the number of people injured at 73 based on initial reports from the scene, according to Turkey's official Anadolu news agency.
Turkey's official Anadolu news agency said two engineers were called in for questioning at the prosecutor's office.
Tekirdag governor Mehmet Ceylan said the wagons were derailed due to excessive rain.
Television pictures showed several train carriages laying on their sides, and shocked injured being taken away on stretchers.
Turkey's ministry of transport said "the ground between the culvert and the rail collapsed" owing to heavy rain.
Erdogan said all state institutions were "using every means available to help", vowing that there would be a comprehensive investigation into the "tragic accident", the presidency said.
The Turkish prime ministry says "there are citizens who have been injured and who have lost their lives".
"A suburban train had an accident. due to a landfall".
Emergency services and military helicopters have arrived at the scene. Turk has reported that the accident was caused by a collapsed bridge.


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Rosemary Brown Award goes to West Coast LEAF
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Thank you to all who came out to support the UNAC-Vancouver and our partners in presenting the Rosemary Brown Award to West Coast LEAF. The ceremony was a great success. West Coast LEAF was recognized for their outstanding contributions in using the law to further women's equality.
West Coast LEAF works to achieve equality by intervening in strategic test cases that protect or advance Charter and human rights. Their law reform initiatives track legislation affecting the legal rights of women, and they engage with government to ensure that law and policy respect equality rights. They also deliver public legal education workshops that train people on legal tools and strategies, including peer-to-peer training for young people on consent, safe relationships, and workplace rights.
For more photos, please look at our partner organization's website the BC Human Rights Coalition: http://www.bchrcoalition.org/files/documents/RosemaryBrownAwardforWomen.html
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Women's Banjo Camp: "They're Drinking Wine and Playing in B-Flat!"
June 17, 2016 • Murphy Henry
BREAKING NEWS: We've just added a Novice Class to our Women's Banjo Camp, July 29-31, in Winchester, Va. No experience necessary!
I had been wondering where I was going to use that quote from George, one of my Tip Jar Jammers. It certainly makes a great title for this blog. Here's the back story. We usually have a fair number of women at my Tip Jar Jam and one night it was all women. And George. And while we don't usually drink at the jam, Kathy G had brought in a bottle of port and we were enthusiastically following Saint Paul's sage advice to "take a little wine for thy stomach's sake." Soon the air was punctuated with ribald remarks, risqué allusions, gales of laughter, and womyn singing. Into the middle of all this walks Dan, another Tip Jar regular. Says George, "Thank goodness you're here! They're drinking wine and playing in B-flat!"
And that spirit—the freedom to laugh boisterously, to share jokes in a room full of understanding, to enjoy the sound of womyn's voices raised in three-part harmony, to pick the banjo however you pick it knowing that you will be supported and not judged--is the spirit that makes our Women's Banjo Camps so successful. And so much fun. That spirit is the wind beneath our wings. (Even if Alice Gerrard doesn't like that song!) And in the middle of this "good natured riot," there is much learning. And perhaps a little wine at the late night jams…
Each of our Women's Banjo Camps has organically and of its own accord revealed a particular focus. This year my suggested focus will be the idea of playing in open C without using a capo.
What does that mean and why do it? After all, isn't that why capos were invented, to play in C? Well, yes. You certainly can play in C using a capo and I'm all for that! Just take any song you've learned in G, slap the capo on at the fifth fret, tune up the fifth string, and………I hear a question.
What? How do you tune up the fifth string? Well, you use those little spikes that are there.
What? You only have one spike? At the seventh fret? Well, you can put your fifth string under that one spike and then tune it up three more frets. No, the string won't break. Usually it won't break…
What? You don't have any spikes? Well, you can leave the fifth string where it is, tuned to a G note, and that will work. Yes, it does sounds a little funny.
These are a few of the problems I've encountered when telling a roomful of banjo players to "capo to C." Furthermore, once they have situated the capo, tweaked the tuning, and figured out all the fifth string problems, then you are confronted with the very real problem of teaching folks where the vamp chords are. It sounds simple to say "Just move everything you've been vamping up five frets" but, in practice, this is extremely hard for beginning or even intermediate players who have little experience using a capo. Their markers are all gone!
Nevertheless, in order to make sure that women can sing in my jams--because women usually sing most bluegrass standards in the key of C or higher--we capo up to C in every jam to do some "womyn singing." I insist on it. But here's what the students have taught me: THEY DON'T LIKE TO CAPO IN C. It's a pain in the butt, it takes too long, there is way too much re-tuning, and they don't like the way it sounds. (And honestly, the sound of an inexpensive banjo capoed to C is not pleasant.)
Thus, I've been teaching my Tip Jar Jammers to improvise in C without using a capo. With one roll, the Foggy Mountain Breakdown roll (2121,5215) which they already know, and a couple of two-finger chords positions (first and second position C, both movable to make F and G), they can play a simple, improvised break to any three-chord bluegrass song. It's not fancy but it sounds like bluegrass. And they like it. And the "upgrades"—new licks that can be added on—are really fun!
Question: Don't you have to retune the fourth string to a C note to play in C?
Answer: No.
Question: That's a bit terse. Could you elaborate?
Question: Well?????
Answer: Sorry, too much Facebook! Yes, you can retune the fourth string down to a C note to play in C. Earl did that in Home Sweet Home, Pike County Breakdown, and (deep catalog!) in his backup to Paul Warren's Billy In The Lowground. But you don't HAVE to tune the fourth string down to play in C. And the whole point here is to NOT retune anything.
I remember when I was learning to play the banjo I almost always capoed up to play in C. At that time I was, of course, in thrall to Earl, which is not a bad thing, and I loved learning his breaks to songs note for note. I prided myself on sounding like Earl. But since I often sang in C, I'd have to capo up five in order to play Earl's break in the key where I could sing it. It did not occur to me to try to work out a different break—my own break—in open C. That only came years later. At the time, I was completely invested in trying to sound like Earl as much as possible so I would be accepted by the banjo-playing community.
I remember the great banjo picker, Jim Fee, heard me play the song Just Because at a festival in Florida where he was running sound. My husband and bandmate Red was singing it in C, so I capoed up five to play my break. I thought I had done a pretty good job until Fee-Fee saw me later and said, in his gruff Kentucky way, "Why'd you pick it way up there, Murph? You oughta pick in it open C. That's where the sound is!" Of course, I wasn't nearly the picker Jimmy was (then or now) and it would have been too hard for me to play the melody in open C then. So I was just doing the best I could. But that thought sorta stuck in my mind, and as the years went by and I got more confident in my own playing, I began to try a few songs in open C and I discovered that Jimmy was right. Of course he was! Open C has a bigger, more robust sound. And yes, when I play Earl's songs there (Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms, Little Girl In Tennessee) I don't sound "just like Earl" anymore, but I like to think that his spirit—playing the melody "as she is sung"—is still there.
If you are interested in being a part of a weekend filled with the joyous spirit of womyn picking the banjo and singing their hearts out, join Casey and me July 29-31 in Winchester, Va., for our Women's Banjo Camp. All levels are welcome. And we have just added a Novice Class in which no experience is necessary. All you need is a banjo and a set of picks. Kathy Hanson will be teaching the Novice Class. And, yes, we may be drinking wine and playing in B-flat. Bring your own wine!
Posted in By Murphy, Camps and tagged women's banjo camp on June 17, 2016 by Murphy Henry.
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2 thoughts on "Women's Banjo Camp: "They're Drinking Wine and Playing in B-Flat!""
Cheryl Dawson
I am interested in your novice class and enjoying a weekend listening to banjo music, and to wine down a little. Please send me the scoop. Thanks, Cheryl
Cindy Criswell
Coming! Can't wait to drink wine and play in Bb, open C, and any other key we can come up with!
(BTW: I always played in open C, hated capoing up to C, and will greatly enjoy learning new licks in open C!)
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Every day we are in face of many obstacles, we need to do some tasks. They increase in number. Among them we have special tasks, some kind of problems – a lot of people try to solve it, but with any success. It bothers us, it stoles our energy and does not allow us to advance. Often we use logic tools, but it does not help.
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The BricksTer Bluetooth Receiver lets you wirelessly control your LEGO creations from a smart phone, tablet, or PC. It is compatible with the NXT programmable brick. This repository houses the Eagle CAD schematic and design files for the printed circuit board along with the firmware for the receiver.

## Getting Started

### Part List

Components can be ordered from any distributor (e.g. DigiKey, Mouser, etc).
[Please see the Bill of Materials for the list of components.](https://github.com/BTbricks/brickster-bluetooth-receiver/blob/master/8884bt%20Remote%20Control%20Receiver/board/BOM.md)

The rev. 2 board can be purchased from OSH Park.
[Click here to view the OSH Park project page.](https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/jNrizzs2)

### Programming the Board

Once your board is soldered, use the Arduino IDE to load the firmware onto the microcontroller.
The IDE is available for free and can be downloaded from http://arduino.cc/main/software

#### Setting up the Arduino Environment

The microcontroller is an ATtiny84, which is not regularly supported by the Arduino IDE.
[Please visit the Arduino support page to learn more about using Arduino with the ATtiny84.](http://playground.arduino.cc/Main/ArduinoOnOtherAtmelChips)

Download the [Attiny 44/45/84/85 files](https://github.com/damellis/attiny/archive/master.zip) and extract them to `{ARDUINO}/hardware/`, where `{ARDUINO}` represents the directory into which the Arduino IDE and supporting files have been installed. Once completed, your directory should look like this:

```
{ARDUINO}
└-hardware
  └-attiny
    ├-boards.txt
    └-variants
      ├-tiny8
      | └-pins_arduino.h
      └-tiny14
        └-pins_arduino.h
```

#### Burning the "Bootloader"

The ATtiny84 comes from the factory running on an internal 1 MHz clock. In order to run the BricksTer firmware, the ATtiny84 must be told to use its interal 8 MHz clock.

* Connect your board to your computer via the programmer
* Apply power to the power-in Power Functions wire
* Open the Arduino IDE
* Ensure you have selected the proper serial port (`Tools > Serial Port`) and can communicate with the microcontroller
* Select `Tools > Board > ATtiny84 (internal 8 Mhz clock)`
* Select `Tools > Burn Bootloader`
* Wait for the programmer to finish, the IDE should display a success message

#### Loading the Firmware

* Connect your board to your computer via the programmer
* Apply power to the power-in Power Functions wire
* Open the Arduino IDE
* Ensure you have selected the proper serial port (`Tools > Serial Port`) and can communicate with the microcontroller
* Select `Tools > Board > ATtiny84 (internal 8 Mhz clock)`
* Open the firmware file, [`brickster8884bt.ino`](https://github.com/BTbricks/brickster-bluetooth-receiver/blob/master/8884bt%20Remote%20Control%20Receiver/firmware/brickster8884bt.ino)
* Click the Upload button on the Arduino IDE (circle with a right-pointing arrow)
* Wait for the the IDE and programmer to finish, the IDE should display a success message

Note: Use of a Atmel AVRISPmk2 programmer is strongly advised. Other programmers have been known to work, but we can only provide support for the AVRISPmk2.

### File Formats

Design files are created in CadSoft Eagle PCB Design Software.
A free version of the software can be downloaded from www.cadsoftusa.com

## Distribution License

Where possible, this project uses the MIT license. [Please see the license file for full details.](https://github.com/BTbricks/brickster-bluetooth-receiver/blob/master/LICENSE)

## Contributing

The project is open to all issues and pull requests.
If you have any other questions or feedback, please [contact the project maintainers](https://github.com/orgs/BTbricks/members).


This morning I was on my cell phone talking with my daughter who lives in Atlanta. My home phone rang, and the caller I.D. said it was my Mom. I told Tracy to hold on for a minute so I could answer the call.
I was meeting my Mom for lunch, so I didn't think it would take too long. While I was sharing the time and location for lunch with my Mom I heard Tracy on my cell talking really loud. I assumed she was talking to her children in the backseat who were probably disobeying. Then, I noticed she hung up, which I also assumed was because I was taking too long with my Mom.
I was wrong with both assumptions.
There was a really bad car accident which took place right in front of her mini van. A guy speeding – ran the red light and t-boned another car of a lady in her mid 50's. Tracy screamed as she saw it happen, pulled over and ran to see if the driver of the speeding truck was ok. Obviously, he wasn't for he was pummeled out of his truck on impact. When Tracy got to him, he was conscious but in really bad shape – I'll spare you the details.
Fortunately, there were many other witnesses to the accident, so Tracy was able to get back to her van and two-year old Bradley who was obviously quite upset.
I share this with you as a reminder of how quickly our lives can change. The accident could have easily involved my daughter and grandson. Our phone conversation could have been our last. But it wasn't. By God's grace we have been given another day, another chance to make a difference in our lives and the lives of those God places in our path.
We have another day to love our spouse more fervently, more selflessly, and to make the most of every opportunity we have together.
We are all just a phone call away from our lives changing forever. By God's grace we know we would have the strength to walk through any and all circumstances when they come. But tonight I'm sleeping a little more soundly knowing God protected my dear daughter and grandson today.
This is post #18 in the Ultimate Blog Challenge to post everyday in October.
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Wow, what a terrible thing to have to witness. Or to happen, for that matter. I've been hit by drunk drivers twice, so I know how quickly that can happen. Glad your family is okay.
Thank you TLynn. You've been hit twice by drunk drivers? Wow! So glad you're okay.
Thankful they were safe,but why was she talking on her cell phone while driving with her 2 yr old in the car? Look up the statstics on accidents and talking on cell phones.Please put those phones away> Calls can wait!!!
My thoughts too! This has brought a fresh reminder as to the dangers. Even if we're careful, there is always someone else not paying attention. This makes us have to be even more cautious and without cell phones in our hands. Thank you for commenting!
I always worry when my daughter calls even on her 'speaker phone' when she is driving. I would not want to hear the sound of glass and metal and screaming on the other end of the phone. So glad everyone in your family was ok. That had to have been very scary.
Yes, little Bradley is still talking about it. He started crying when they had to get back in the car. He kept saying, "car go boom!" Very grateful they were all okay, esp. after seeing the picture.
I'm glad for you and your daughter that you both have another day to enjoy each other and your families (unfortunate and sad for the parties involved in the accident).
Phones are just one more thing that could distract us while driving. There are so many things that can take our focus away like playing with the radio, bad moods, sleep deprivation, not paying attention in general, hollering at kids in the back seat, etc. And even if we are careful and don't do any of those things, we still have to be extra mindful of other drivers who do. It's like driving has become a dangerous game of chicken!
Thank you, Kesha! And you're right – there are so many other distractions besides phones, but phones are the easiest ones to avoid. Thanks for commenting!
There is a saying in greek that quotes what a 1 minute can make us experience sometimes is not experienced in a whole life! We all need to be careful when driving we know it and even then,we get distracted….
Amen Patricia. Thanks for sharing that!
Glad to hear that your family was not hurt. Driving and talking on the phone is such a dangerous mix. I've gotten to the point that I don't even take my phone in the car with me anymore, because it's just too annoying when it rings while I'm driving.
I'm beginning to feel the same way. We always have the mindset – it will never happen to me! This is why it's called an "accident." No one plans on having one.
Thank you for the powerful reminder to embrace the day we've been given and the loved ones that surround us.
You're welcome Lise. It was a much needed reminder for me.
Wow! I'm glad your family was safe – this is simply the most powerful post I've read in a while! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Tor. Me too. I can't imagine if she was screaming because she was the one who had been hit. God spared us a tragedy, and I'm so very grateful.
Unfortunately, this tragedy is repeated over and over on a daily basis. People driving cars and using cell phones at the same time don't mix. Thanks for the reminder and the lesson!
I know, Martha. Even I do it sometimes. I don't think I will anymore!
So glad Tracy and Bradley weren't hurt. What a horrible thing to witness.
Every moment is a gift. Use it and share it wisely.
That sounds really horrible. I never used to worry about traffic accidents, but I'm more worried now since having a child. There are really terrible drivers in my city. I see people going up the wrong way on a one-way street several times a day, not to mention the people who open their car doors without looking while parked on the street. Or the people that just pull out into traffic without checking to see if it's clear first.
Yeah, definitely more worried than I used to be, but I just have to get used to it and carry on. And, thankfully, we have a law against talking on your cell phone while driving. People think they're good multi-taskers, but really, no one is. Not worth taking the chance.
I'm glad your family wasn't hurt! Thanks for sharing this story. It's a great reminder to be thankful for what we have and to not take it for granted.
So glad to hear your daughter and grandson are OK. Sometimes we don't even get a "wake-up call" because that "call" might be our last. Thank you for sharing.
One sentence struck me especially, Debi: "We are all just a phone call away from our lives changing forever." Yes. So true. (I've had one of those phone calls.) That knowledge just hones our ability to notice the good of every moment, and the desire to give great thanks to the Lord for the lives we're living now.
My husband is gone a lot, either working long nights, or training out of town, so most of our time "together" is actually talking on the phone. Although, I wish he were here with me more, I often take it for granted that he is just a phone call away. After reading this, I might just call him one more time for the evening and tell him I love him before going to bed, just in case. Thank you, Debi, for the fresh reminder!
I hope you do, Brandi. Sometimes it's paying attention to those moments that we realize how precious our love is. Thank you for commenting.
Wow. Thanks for sharing. Life is truly way too short.
Thank you for sharing your story-this message is important. Drunk, distracted, sleepy drivers call more heartache than you can imagine. I'm an insurance claims adjuster, so I see these things all the time. I'm very glad that your daughter and grandson are safe.


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We are finally wrapping up our 400th celebrations with the last (but not least) of our interviews from Cryptic Studios. Anthony, Elijah and Kenna are taking a much-needed break from our regular content this week, so grab a raktajino, sit back and enjoy. This week, it's Star Trek Online's environment artists, then the QA team, and finally the producers.
This episode is filled with another set of interviews from our trip to Cryptic Studios! We're talking to artists, animators, and system designers…But, before we jump in to that, we Trek Out news that Nickelodeon is getting a Star Trek animated series for kids, CBS shares some numbers about All Access, and - thanks to you - we hit our fundraising goals! Later, in On Screen, we cross the mycelial network in Season 2 Episode 5 of Star Trek: Discovery, "Saints of Imperfection".
This week, we're Trekking Out Sir Patrick Stewart's spoilers and the Discovery crew singing in cars. In our On Screen segment, we're discussing the Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 Episode 3: "Point of Light", and as always, before we wrap up the show, we'll open hailing frequencies for your incoming messages!
This week, we're Trekking Out Jonathan Frakes's latest spoiler, and what actor James McAvoy would do if he got to play young Picard. Heather Kadin and Alex Kurtzman chat in The Ready Room about upcoming Short Treks, and Paramount top-brass discuss the future of Star Trek on the Silver Screen. In Star Trek Online and gaming news, we're talking about the Mirror of Discovery mission episodes featuring Captain Sylvia "Killy" and the mysterious planet Pahvo.


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Stock Up: Jets vs Vikings
All hail Mike White. The Jets offense came to life on Sunday with the best EPA/play of any team heading into MNF. I know it was against a hapless Bears defense ranked 31st in schedule-adjusted efficiency, but White still completed almost 80% of his passes with a success rate of 60% in poor weather conditions at MetLife Stadium. He also spread the wealth to what seems like a suddenly deep complement of pass catchers, including the young duo of Garrett Wilson and Elijah Moore combining for 3 scores.
The Vikings are also coming off a win on Thanksgiving night in a game in which Kirk Cousins showed well in primetime. However the defense really struggled to contain Mac Jones and a relatively mediocre stable of Patriot pass catchers, which bodes well for Moore and Wilson again this week. The secondary has been an issue for Minnesota all season, entering last week ranked just 19th in DVOA against the pass.
This line reopened Jets +3.5 on Sunday but the hooks quickly dried up and now it's mostly 3s painted across the board. I would expect to see a battle surrounding that key number this week. Recency bias also matters here. The Vikings won last Thursday while the Jets will be the toast of the back pages on Monday. So while both teams are coming off wins, the Jets should be getting more buzz in the market this week.
Market prediction: Sharp money has mostly faded the Vikings of late and I would not expect this to get back to 3.5 barring some unforeseen injury news for the Jets. So if you like the underdog, monitor the market closely this week and try to find a rogue 3.5 that pops up. If you like the Vikings, you should have no trouble finding -3 at any point throughout the week.
Sell High: Browns vs Texans
Things are about to get weird in Cleveland. Not only is Deshaun Watson due back from suspension this week but the Browns are coming off a huge win over Tom Brady and the Bucs in overtime. It was also a rare situation in which the defense shouldered most of the load, finishing 7th in EPA/play compared to 19th for the offense. Cleveland allowed only 7 points in the 2nd half and overtime, and were aided by David Njoku's insane one-handed catch on 4th down to tie the game at the end of regulation. Long story short: I think this is a good spot to sell the Browns.
Well that's good in theory, but this week's opponent makes it very hard. The Texans got blitzed in the first half by the Dolphins, allowing 30 points and looking absolutely lifeless. However Kyle Allen came to life in the 3rd quarter and the Texans offense finished with the 8th-highest EPA/play of any team in the 2nd half this week entering MNF. The defense ranked 1st in EPA/play in the 2nd half but you also have to adjust for Skylar Thompson replacing Tua very early in the 3rd quarter. Regardless, it's fair to say this week will be the Super Bowl for Houston as their former franchise QB returns to town in his first game with a new team.
Market prediction: This line reopened Browns -6.5 on Sunday and immediately started pushing towards that key number of 7. Usually the first move is the sharpest, so clearly there is early love in the market for Cleveland, which makes sense after their win on Sunday. I doubt there's going to be a lot of people betting Houston this week, so we should have plenty of time to sit back and see how the market develops, but Texans +7 is the early leader in the clubhouse for my favorite contrarian play of the week. More to come later in this week's best bets column.
Free Fall: Broncos vs Ravens
I have nothing nice to say about either of these teams right now. Usually the offenses are the culprit for both, but this week it was actually the defenses that let them down. Let's start with Denver, who allowed Sam Darnold to register a 66.7% success rate on dropbacks in his first start of the season. Meanwhile Russell Wilson looked completely lost once again and graded out 22nd out of 26 qualifying QBs in efficiency this week. Denver's 14.3 points per game is the lowest mark in the NFL since 2000 and I don't think there's any hope for improvement as long as Wilson is under center.
Baltimore's defense looked stingy for 3 quarters in Jacksonville but once again failed to finish, allowing Trevor Lawrence to pull off the signature victory of his young career. That's the 4th time Baltimore has blown a late lead this season, which makes them very hard to trust come January. I'm not really sure what's wrong with Lamar Jackson of late, grading out 28th out of 36 qualifying QBs in efficiency over the last 2 weeks. It's fair to question the health and quality of his supporting cast, but there's just too much inconsistency with Jackson's game right now and Baltimore hasn't topped 27 points since Week 3.
Market prediction: The line reopened Ravens -7.5 after a lookahead of 6.5 last week, which is noteworthy since it moved through a key number. We didn't see the initial Broncos buyback towards 7, which indicates to me this line could keep drifting towards 10 as the market braces for a Baltimore bounceback. I don't think I can lay more than a touchdown with this Ravens offense right now, even if it is against the flatlining Broncos. But as long as the line stays under 9, teasing Baltimore through 7 and 3 might be an appealing option if you can find a solid 2nd leg.
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pdf 01. Resorption of oviductal eggs and embryos in squamate reptiles
pp.65-71
Authors: Daniel G. Blackburn
Abstract: Among squamate reptiles, gravid females are frequently said to be able to resorb infertile and malformed eggs from their oviducts. This pattern, if it existed, would allow females to recycle nutrients from abortive attempts at reproduction, and to increase lifetime reproductive potential by modul . ating reproductive effort according to environmental circumstances. However, a review of the literature reveals that evidence for oviductal egg resorption is weak, and does not preclude other fates for abortive eggs (egg retention or expulsion). Furthermore, for the oviduct to resorb eggs would require that it have the functional properties of the digestive tract, properties that may be incompatible with its several reproductive functions. Future work should not assume oviductal egg resorption in squamates without definitive evidence that the eggs are not simply aborted or retained by females foll owing absorption of water.
pdf 02. Growth, allometry and sexual dimorphism in the Florida box turtle, Terrapene carolina bauri
Authors: Carl H. Ernst , James C . Wilgenbusch , Timothy P. Boucher And Steven W. Sekscienski
Abstract: Male Florida box turtles, Terrapene carolina bauri, grow proportionally longer relative to their height and width, than do females, resulting in a longer, flatter carapace, whereas females develop shorter, higher, and slightly narrower carapaces, possibly as an adaptation to accommodate hard-shelled eggs before oviposition. The subspecies has a typical growth pattern for a North American emydine turtle. Growth is rapid in juveniles, but starts to slow once maturity is reached at an age of 12-13 years. Growth rates approach an asymptote at about age 17 years in males and 16 years in females; very little growth occurs after age 20 years. Florida T. c. bauri grows at a slower annual rate than does T. c. carolina from Maryland despite having a longer annual activity and growth period. The data presented here may be considered to represent the average growth pattern for T. c. bauri in Florida. The cervical scute and all vertebral scutes have a greater width:length ratio in juveniles, but this ratio declines as the scutes lengthen with elongation of the carapace; however, the rate of increase in length varies among the scutes
pdf 03. Body temperatures of captive tortoises at high altitude in Zimbabwe, with comments on the use of living models
Authors: Adrian Hailey And John P. Loveridge
Abstract: It is difficult to devise physical models which precisely mimic the body temperatures (Tb 's) of large reptiles in the field. Studies of large reptiles have the compensating advantage that individuals can be fol lowed for long periods, so that translocated individuals can be used as ' living models'. We compare Tb's of two tortoise species in an enclosure in Harare (altitude 1500 m) with those in the field at Sengwa (900m), where mean air temperatures were about 5°C higher. Kinixys spekii, which occurs naturally near Harare, had similar Tb 's at the two sites (means 27.6 and 27.0°C, respectively). Geochelone pardalis had significantly lower Tb 's in Harare (29. 1 °C) than at Sengwa (32.6°C), even though activity was shifted towards midday in Harare. The inability to reach high Tb during activity may explain the absence of G. pardalis near Harare, and the distribution of this species in southern Africa.
pdf 04. Morphological variation in the lacertid Gallotia simonyi machadoi and a comparison with the extinct Gallotia simonyi simonyi from El Hierro (Canary Is )
Authors: M. A. Rodríguez-domínguez , C. Castillo , J. J. Coello And M. Molina-borja
Abstract: Morphological variation was investigated in 56 live adult specimens (3 1 male, 25 female) and ten dead near-hatching embryos of G. simonyi machadoi from the "Centro de Reproducción e Investigación del lagarto gigante del Hierro" (Frontera, El Hierro). Dimensions, scalation and teeth traits were measured and quantified. Males and females differed significantly (multivariate analysis of variance) in most of these traits, with values for males being greater than those for females. All traits significantly increased with SVL at a greater rate in males than in females, except for body weight, where no significant difference was found. A qualitative comparison between data from G. s. machadoi and those for ten G. s. simonyi showed that for most biometric traits, ranges overlapped for the two subspecies, but mean and maximum values were higher in G. s. simonyi. Hind limb length increased at a greater rate relative to SVL in G. s. simonyi than in G. s. machadoi.
pdf 05. Reproductive dynamics of a population of small marbled newts (Triturus marmoratus pygmaeus) in south western Spain
Authors: Carmen Díaz- Paniagua
Abstract: A breeding population of small marbled newts in a temporary pond in SW Spain was sampled over five successive years. Males and females entered the pond just after it flooded in autumn. The adult aquatic season persisted until March or April, with maximum capture rates occurring mostly in January. Several sampling methods were used of which the most efficient was funnel trapping. Recapture rates were low. The population was estimated at about 1000 newts in 1987. Sex ratio did not differ from 1:1 in three seasons. In the other two seasons, which were characterized by low autumn rainfall, males outnumbered females by 2:1, probably as a result of many females failing to enter the pond to breed in those years. In the last two study years, the mean body size of newts was smaller than in previous years, possibly as a consequence of the adverse conditions of the two preceding autumns, which would have had repercussions for the growth of juveniles. An increase in physical condition and individual body mass throughout the aquatic season was observed in both sexes, confirming that the adult aquatic phase is advantageous for growth and maintenance of newts, as well as being necessary for reproduction. The age structure of the population was obtained in one of the seasons. Most males and females were 2-3 years old and a small percentage was one year old. The frequency of 1 year old mature females was lower than that of males. Females showed higher survival rates than males.
pdf 06. Reproduction of the viviparous lizard Liolaemus elongatus in the highlands of southern South America plastic cycles in response to climate
pp.99-105
Authors: Nora R. Ibargüengoytía And Victor E. Cussac
Abstract: Squamate viviparity has evolved on several occasions, and probably independently within the genus Liolaemus itself. Hypotheses about the origin of reptilian viviparity emphasize the advantage of providing an adequate thermal environment for the embryo. At the same time, high latitudes and altitudes limit the availability of heat to perform vitellogenesis and gestation. The genus Liolaemus includes both oviparous and viviparous modes of reproduction, as well as reproductive cycles with great variations in the timing of the events. In the present work maximum juvenile size, sexual dimorphism, gonadal cycle and litter size of viviparous Liolaemus elongatus were studied. Female lizards may have annual or biennial cycles, but males reproduce annually in synchronization with the female cycle. Phenotypic plasticity may be one way that allows the species to cope with environmental constraints, and may be a reproductive adaptation that Liolaemus has evolved in response to the the cold climate in the highlands of southern South America.
pdf 07. Natural history of Tropidurus spinulosus (Squamata: Tropiduridae) from the dry chaco of Salta, Argentina
Authors: Félix B. Cruz
pdf 08. Anuran assemblages in Crasto forest ponds (Sergipe State, Brazil) comparative structure and calling activity patterns
Authors: Cristina Arzabe, Cynara Xavier De Carvalho And Marcos A. Goes Costa
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And since cadmium's half-life in the body is about 30 years, about the same levels that were present in August, would also still be present by Srila Prabhupada's departure date of November 14, 1977. Thus the poisoning that started at least as early as late February 1977, continued at approximately the same lethal levels until November 14, 1977, a period of almost NINE MONTHS. An ordinary man surely would have expired much sooner due to such a heavy poisoning by a heavy metal (cadmium) that has no known biological benefit and which is NOT a deliberate ingredient in any medicine, Ayurvedic or allopathic.
Srila Prabhupada took no cadmium medicines, as there are none. Even medicines, water, sundries, or whatever that might have been contaminated to some small degree with cadmium, could not have produced even a tiny fraction of the actual levels found in these three hair samples. Above is a chart which depicts approximations of the poisoning timeline.


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There is so much I love but I have to say the ones that really spoke to me were: Guardian; Rugged Dad Tag; My Cup Overflows and Eternity.
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