Recently, I discovered an Associated Press news article dated August 22, 1964. It was published in the Knoxville (TN) News-Sentinel. The initial headline reads: Radio Fire Indicated In Plane Crash. The headline on Page A-12, where the article was continued, reads: Evidence Of Radio Fire In Crash Found.
My assumption is that, by virtue of his above quote, Mr. Baker was likewise responsible for quotes later written in the article regarding the aircraft's inverters and fire extinguishers, etc.
Of course, there is a likelihood that a News-Sentinel editor sensationalized the headlines in order to catch the reader's eye. If one parses words enough, it can also be concluded that Mr. Baker, as he was being interviewed, may have not intended to place too much emphasis on a cockpit radio panel fire. The article mentions it as a "possibility" that the CAB was "turning to".
So, one needs to be cautious by recognizing that, oftentimes, a reporter's or newspaper publisher's biggest desire is to sell newspapers.
Still there are a couple of things that are troubling.
It has to be recognized that the Civil Aeronautics Board eventually was to be the arbiter of any evidence put forward by the various agencies and companies. I am left to wonder, then, why a CAB spokesman would make mention-approximately six weeks after the crash-the various possibilities that were under consideration. In my opinion this is the same as a judge discussing evidence prior to conducting a trial.
I have to admit that I am uneducated as to protocols and standard operating procedures that were in existence during the 1960s, regarding the news media. However, it seems to me that had an indication existed that there was a "possible" malfunction of a system that included the flight's means of communication, and was widely reported, it should have been stated as a retraction in the final CAB Report.
Just why weren't there further communications from the flight crew to either Atlanta or Knoxville?
The aircraft was fitted with two VHF radio transmitters. While it is true that mountains and hills can interfere with VHF signals, the position of the aircraft and the nature of the terrain would not have fostered this problem.
Page 13 of the CAB report states "…the crew discovered the fire sometime during the period between cancelling their Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) and before being observed in a descent about 4,000 feet above the ground." The position of the plane-even as they later headed off course of Victor 16-would have still allowed them the Visual Flight Rules (VFR) they were permitted. At 1802:45 the flight cancelled their IFR clearance. Three minutes earlier, the crew requested "the lowest altitude available", which was 8,000 feet. At that time they were well above 8,000 feet. In fact the Instrument Flight Plan requested for the route along the various Victor Airways, was 14, 000 feet. They did not begin descent until after reaching the Holston VORTAC. So the flight was probably well above 8,000 feet when the request was made for a lower altitude.
The weather along the last segment into Knoxville was clear and calm according to witnesses on the ground.
The crew would have easily been able to see landmarks on the right, Bays Mountain, and the mountains that comprise the NC/TN state line on the left. These reference points would have guided the flight right into Knoxville. The Smoky Mountains, the highest in elevation, are well to the south of Knoxville and would not have interfered with the aircraft's line of sight or its radio transmissions.
The report notes that, The accident occurred in day VFR conditions about 1:40 before sunset.
It is safe to assume that when the fire broke out on the aircraft it was at a reasonably high altitude so as not to have expereinced VHF radio interference attributable to terrain.
Why were there no calls of distress? Why was a "Mayday, Mayday, Mayday" not heard by either Atlanta or Knoxville, or anyone else on their frequency?
What we know about Captain Sabatke is that he was a seasoned World War II pilot (Scroll Down 11-30-44) who capably ditched his Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat in the ocean after he encountered problems with that particular aircraft. Anyone in the military-no matter what their occupation or duties-has contingencies drummed into their heads during training. It is what enables men to react during times of duress. Could he have been distracted that much, to not have given a distress signal? I find it doubtful-the reason being that, in the CAB report, he is credited with having the presence of mind to perform every emergency check.
"Conjecture" is used as a means of explaining why there was a discharge of CO2 into the baggage compartment. See Page 14 of the report. The report reasons that this discharge of CO2 was an action taken because of the remote possibility of being helpful, instead of being an indication of a fire below the cabin floor.
Conjecture should also be allowed when I state that there were no known communications beyond the "OK" at 1802:55 because radio communications were crippled by some sort of electrical failure which led to a malfunctioning of the flight's radios.


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Q: How can I fix my problem with merging channels in OpenCv in Python? I simply imported an image.
I want to merge each BGR channel with zero arrays and then show them.
I've written my code as follows:
import cv2
import numpy as np
image = cv2.imread('./images/input.jpg')

B, G, R = cv2.split(image)

zeros = np.zeros((image.shape[:2]), dtype = 'int8')

cv2.imshow("Red", cv2.merge([zeros1, zeros1, R]))
cv2.imshow("Green", cv2.merge([zeros, G, zeros]))
cv2.imshow("Blue", cv2.merge([B, zeros, zeros]))

cv2.waitKey(500)
cv2.destroyAllWindows()

After running this code I get the following error.
error                                     Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-13-9252d63ed763> in <module>
      7 zeros = np.zeros((image.shape[:2]), dtype = 'int8')
      8
----> 9 cv2.imshow("Red", cv2.merge([zeros1, zeros1, R]))
     10 cv2.imshow("Green", cv2.merge([zeros, G, zeros]))
     11 cv2.imshow("Blue", cv2.merge([B, zeros, zeros]))

error: OpenCV(4.1.1) C:\projects\opencv-python\opencv\modules\core\src\merge.dispatch.cpp:129: error: (-215:Assertion failed) mv[i].size == mv[0].size && mv[i].depth() == depth in function 'cv::merge'

It seems correct to me. what is the problem and how can I Fix this?

A: here's the error:

zeros = np.zeros((image.shape[:2]), dtype = 'int8')

dtype should be the same as the image so uint8.
BTW I think you want to just show the image and you don't care about merging?
Then you can just do the convert from GRAY to BGR with a single channel:
cv2.imshow("Red", cv2.cvtColor(R, cv2.COLOR_GRAY2BGR))
cv2.imshow("Green", cv2.cvtColor(G, cv2.COLOR_GRAY2BGR))
cv2.imshow("Blue", cv2.cvtColor(B, cv2.COLOR_GRAY2BGR))

A: In this line:
zeros = np.zeros((image.shape[:2]), dtype = 'int8')

change the dtype to 'uint8'

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Racing Saving a Lost Season
Saving a Lost Season
After a long, tough winter, Interclub racers rally for Nationals.
By Glen Dickson
The winter of 2015 was hard on the Northeast, but it was particularly cruel to frostbiters. Even the hardiest dinghy sailors, used to donning drysuits to do weekly battle, were thwarted many weekends by the weather. Either it was blowing too hard, snowing too hard, or too cold, or a combination of all three. Or it had simply been cold for so long that the usual race venues were enveloped in ice.
The Interclub Dinghy Class, which has provided spirited frostbite competition since the mid-forties on Long Island Sound and other Northeast waters, was one of the casualties. Its founding fleet at Larchmont Yacht Club, which sees around 30 of the 11'6" dinghies on the starting line each Sunday from late October through March, lost 9 of its 22 racing days this winter compared to the average 3 per season. The main culprit was ice, which grew to 17 inches thick in Larchmont Harbor.
"The old-timers said it was the worst freeze since the Sixties," said Larchmont sailor Peter Saladino.
Fellow Interclub sailors in Manhasset Bay, Rochester and Boston told similar stories of losing February and most of March to ice.
By late January, Manhasset Bay was frozen, with the ice eventually extending across Long Island Sound all the way to City Island. The fleet lost over 10 race days, including its entire winter series.
Winthrop Frostbite Sailing Club, which sails out of Cottage Park YC on Boston Harbor, lost more than just race days. It also lost its Race Committee Hut, a cozy structure complete with wood-burning stove that sat atop a floating dock. The Hut broke free from its mooring during Winter Storm Neptune in mid-February, due to high winds and/or pressure from ice floes. It then made a five mile journey southeast out of the harbor into the Atlantic before washing up on the beach in Hull, Massachusetts and disintegrating. The Winthrop fleet is currently raising funds to replace the hut and so far has over $6,500 of its target $10,000.
Despite the truncated season, 25 Interclub racers made the trip to Metedeconk River YC in Brick, N.J. in early April for the annual national championship. Besides the promise of warmer temperatures and ice-free waters, regatta organizer Keith Taboada provided an additional enticement: no entry fee, thanks to a unique title sponsorship from nutritional products firm Medifast, Inc. While he hoped for a 50-boat turnout, Taboada conceded that the winter weather took its toll, as some boats in Boston were still covered in snow in late March.
One Winthrop sailor making the trip was Jim Bowers, who won the last three Nationals with crew Alexa Shuler. Bowers grew up sailing on shifty Mystic Lake in Medford, Ma. and then became an All-American at Harvard, where he regularly sailed Interclubs. While Bowers joked that his background gives him "an unfair advantage," he came into Nationals having sailed only one brief practice session. He was also pairing with a new crew, Winthrop regular Gaelen Adam.
Bowers and Adam gelled quickly in the breezy conditions on day one of Nationals, opening with a 7th and then winning four of the next six races to take a commanding lead. They kept it up in lighter conditions on Sunday, winning two more races to take a 20-point win over another former national champion team, Paul-Jon Patin and Felicity Ryan from Larchmont. Last year's runner-ups, Dave Nelson and Julia Marsh from Winthrop, were third, another three points back.
Finishing a bit further down in the pack in 13th was multi-class champion Neal Fowler, a former Interclub sailor at Hyannis YC who now spends winters crewing on the Lightning Southern Circuit. Fowler admitted to some serious rust but still enjoyed the tight racing. He appreciates the class's weight minimums—315 lbs. combined crew weight and 250 lbs for the boat (which can be met by adding lead)—which allow big and small skippers to compete on a level playing field in a variety of conditions.
"I've only sailed the boat once in the last five years," says Fowler. "But it's like a member of the family—I'm not selling it."

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why not press F3 then search for "iframe" ????
make sure your only sending the url and not the whole iframe.
im kinda confussed what to do?lol?
>.> I don't get it. I can find the link to the iframe, but I don't know what to put in the box where it reads from. .
Okay, just search <iframe thats what helped me when i learnit it was a tag.
All you need to know is where to put the iframe once you've got it.
The answer is a full url, so you need to put what you found in the source code somewhere to make a complete url.
This is telling your computer the URL, however, it is telling us it's in the directory we're already in. So, if the page we were on was http://www.example.com/ and we were linked this, it would take us to http://www.example.com/index.html.
That should help you construct the full URL from the information given.


Data Splitter processes an input stream according to rules expressed in a user-defined graph, or PGraph (pattern graph). A PGraph is composed of nodes and links that connect the nodes.
A PGraph is a directed graph: each link connects exactly two nodes, establishing one as the "from" node and the other as the "to" node. This direction establishes the order in which the nodes' patterns are expected in the input stream. The order starts with the start node.
The PGraph is user-defined. Nodes are created by double-clicking the left mouse button on the drawing surface at the position desired for the new node. Links between nodes can be created once two or more nodes have been created. See the node and link topics for more information.


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Everybody has a story and the interactions we have with others shape our stories whether we want them to or not. I currently have really great relationships. They are deep and meaningful and just what I need. Why is that what I need? Well, because relationships are hard for me.
Ok so I have a Canon 7D Mark ii but I don't like dragging that thing along with me on every outing so I've learned how to take the best photos using my iPhone. I have an iPhone 7 Plus and I typically use the VSCO app to snap photos that are more than just selfies with friends.
Everyone wants to know the answer to this question and if you are like me you are hoping that the answer is $ compared to $$$. The problem is, is that people only consider the actual shoot in what they think it should cost. They either forget or don't understand that there is way more in photography than just taking the photos.


The end picture is starting to come into focus for the K League Classic. The first round of the Challenge playoffs was held, who came out on top? And we have a KFA Cup champion! Was it favorites Seoul, or underdog Seongnam?
Jeonbuk claimed a late winner to put one final stamp on their title season, defeating nearest challengers Suwon 2-1 at the Big Bird.
Jeju made one final push to keep, mathematically at least, their AFC Champions League hopes alive as they saw off Ulsan.
Busan confirmed their place in the top flight next year as they pushed Gyeongnam back into the relegation mix.
Jeonnam came back to life for a game at least to virtually assure a direct return to the Challenge for the army team.
More playoff heartbreak for Gangwon. The side was relegated through the playoffs last season, and they failed to use the same medium to achieve promotion this year.
Gwangju will advance to the 2nd round of the playoffs (next weekend), where they will take on Ansan Korea Police.
As you can probably tell from the pictures. Seongnam FC defeated FC Seoul 4-2 on penalties to win the 2014 Korean FA Cup. Seongnam will also claim Korea's fourth AFC Champions League spot, and will participate next season. For Seoul, it means that they must now overhaul Pohang (the two meet midweek) for the last remaining qualification spot for next season.
I thought I might add this in – the KFA cup finals came with a twist at the end. Seoul succesfully subbed off their keeper Kim Yong-Dae for the guy that saved tons of penalties in the KFA Cup, but Seongnam weren't able to. All they had to do was kick the ball out but Seoul, realising this and being unsportsmanlike, passed the ball around and wasted time, preventing Seongnam's keeper sub. So, Seongnam's starting goalie had to do the shootout. Needless to say he did a pretty good job. After the game the keeper who was supposed to be subbed on told media that he told the starting keeper where to dive, and it pretty much worked.
BTW, Seongnam's coach trash talked Choi Yong-Soo before the game. When asked if he thought his team would win, and what it meant playing Seoul, a team of such prestige in the finals and what not, he calmly answered. 'Seongnam has 7 stars. How many does Seoul have?
I wouldn't call what Seoul did "unsporting". They certainly are not obligated to put the ball out for the opposition to make a tactical change.
Not much in the way of 'trash talk' imo. Didn't read the quote, but if the reporter asked him that, he was trying to bait him, and I think his answer was pretty good. Although technically Seongnam have zero stars since they were re-formed this year as a citizen club.


Thought Peek: ¡Wash their mouths with soap!
I have no idea what is the need for too much profanity in exclaiming annoyance up to a degree of anger.
I´d get how people would curse and swear when we get shocked or angry but why do they say too much of it. A single word could reach the point of your expression.
Why do they have to be so harsh? I guess they just don´t care that much as we care... But it kinda is a little scary to be within the reachof such immaturity..
Minsan nga.. ayoko na lang gumalaw sa lugar ko.. I want to be friendly but they are just not approacheable.. They swear, they curse, the kid each other harshly and they throw toy playfully really hard.. It is scary..
Almost got hit by a ball yesterday and I was scared half of my wits.. I was shaking..
But asa teritorio ka nila.. Just adapt..
Anyway, I just don´t like them. They may be cool in their opinion but they´re not on my eyes..
Just let them be.. Dun sila masaya..
Sana naman lilipat na kami kung 9 na lang kaming natira dito..


Allergy to proteins in cow's milk is the most common among children under two years. The complexity of carrying a milk-free diet is great, but with these tips for parents will be able to get it.
Allergy to proteins in cow's milk, usually abbreviated CMA, is an adverse immune reaction that our body recognizes as foreign and damaging some component of food, called antigen. In this case, the substance to be interpreted as detrimental is present in proteins of cow's milk including caseins, serum proteins, lacto globulin, etc. are.
Most allergic reactions are caused by casein. The body, which recognizes the antigen, creates antibodies called immunoglobulin to combat it. And the union of these components generates chain symptoms. The fundamental difference between an allergy and intolerance is that the first is to be a response from the immune system and intolerance often have gastrointestinal symptoms.
The prevalence of this allergy in children up to 2 years old is 2%, very high percentage attributed to allergy to proteins in cow's milk first in children's food allergies. From 2 years old, this allergy is usually subsiding spontaneously leaving few cases in adulthood. Approximately after 6 years, 90% of cases of this allergy have subsided. When it does not, chances are it is a definite allergy for life.
Also, the age of onset of the immune response is directly related to its better or worse prognosis. The earlier the process is triggered, the more likely to transmit over the years.


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He obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in 2002 and graduated with a
Doctor of Dental Medicine degree in 2007 from the University of British Columbia.
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Dr. Sutton is a Vancouver-based specialist in prosthodontics. He obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in 2002 and graduated with a Doctor of Dental Medicine degree in 2007 from the University of British Columbia.
During his dental degree studies at UBC he met his future wife, now Dr. Allison Sutton, a medical specialist in Dermatology. Together they moved to Toronto in 2007 where Allison attended the University of Toronto for her dermatology residency, while Dr. Sutton obtained valuable experience over five years practicing as a general dentist.
While in Toronto he realized his inclination to specialize and gained acceptance to the Postdoctoral Prosthodontics Residency Program at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Dr. Sutton's three-year residency was a progressive clinical, laboratory and didactic experience in fixed, removable, maxillofacial and implant prosthodontics. In 2015, Dr Sutton completed his residency and acquired his certificate in prosthodontics and Masters of Science degree in Dental Sciences.
Shortly thereafter, Dr. Sutton successfully challenged both the Canadian and American Prosthodontic Board exams to earn the title of Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada and Diplomat of the American Board of Prosthodontics.
Since his return to Vancouver, Dr. Sutton strives to maintain a seamless transition with patients previously under the care of Dr. Stevenson-Moore, his colleague and mentor, who recently retired from clinical practice. Dr. Sutton officially assumed his practice in December 2015. Providing care for Dr. Stevenson-Moore's current client base includes numerous trauma and oncology patients.
Endorsed by Dr. Stevenson-Moore for his credentials and skill level, Dr. Sutton brings a fresh perspective to patient treatment, yet shares a similar treatment philosophy: a conservative approach based on trust and empathy, underpinned by objectives to help each patient determine the best treatment strategy towards a successful outcome.
As a prosthodontist, Dr. Sutton enjoys the challenge of advanced prosthetic dental care including crown and bridge work, implant restorations, full mouth reconstruction, veneers and esthetic dentistry, and removable, partial and complete, dentures.
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Q: Enable scrolling again My goal is to disable controls (textboxe,radiobutton,...) and all their children (for example the tabs of a tabitem) when the user enters the UI in read only mode.
The only exceptions are the scrollbars which should be enabled even if it's readonly.
This is done quit elegently by the following code found on SO. Doing it this way lets the IsEnabled property inherit to all it children while allowing an the scrollbar to be enabled.
public class AlwaysEnabledTabControlTabItem : TabItem
{
    static AlwaysEnabledTabControlTabItem()
    {
            IsEnabledProperty.OverrideMetadata(
                                               typeof(AlwaysEnabledTabControlTabItem),
                                               new FrameworkPropertyMetadata(
                                                   null,
                                                   (o,
                                                    value) => true));
    }
}

The problem is wth the scrollwheel of the mouse (and the page up/down keys) which does not work anymore.
When you are on the tab and want to scroll nothing happens. As a side node, the mouse wheel works if you are on the narrow scrollbar itself.
How would you enable the scrollwheel as well?

A: I am not completely sure but I guess it does not work because there are no events handled for inactive controls -> using the mouse wheel on the disabled tab page does nothing. It may work if you enable the single tab page, but not its controls.
Otherwise you could try to use WndProc to capture mouse input, as done here:
How can I trap all mouse events on a control?
(more info: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.control.wndproc.aspx )
and then use this to change the scroll position (you might need to enable the control while using auto scroll):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.scrollablecontrol.autoscrollposition.aspx
There should be something similar to intercept keyboard input, but unfortunately I dont have any information on that.


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Duration of life imprisonment and its substantive imprisonment in Pakistan
The Pakistan Penal Code, 1860 answers under section 57 that "in calculating fractions of terms of punishment, imprisonment for life shall be reckoned as equivalent to imprisonment for 25 years." Therefore, considered that life imprisonment means imprisonment for maximum of 25 years.
In resolution to this proposition, two sister jurisdictions need to be examined: Pakistan and India. The reason is simple; both states' laws have a common origin in English common law and their shared history of judicature under the British. To begin with Pakistan; so far, the question has not been answered by the superior courts in clear & unequivocal terms.
In the case of Abdul Malik V. The State , honorable Supreme Court of Pakistan observed that
"In Pakistan as well Rule 140 of the Prison Rules framed under Prisons Act and as reproduced in Para-29 above codifies this authority of the Government. It lays down as to what "imprisonment for life" would mean if the remissions were to be calculated (25 years); what is the minimum period of substantive sentence that a lifer is to undergo (15 years); how the cases of all the prisoners who have served out the minimum period of substantive sentence as provided in sub-rule (i) are to be submitted to the Government for appropriate orders. This exercise is to be carried out for the purposes of section 401 of the Cr. P.C. which empowers the Provincial Government, inter alia, to suspend or remit the sentence of the prisoner and pass order of his release. While it is the function of the Court to pass a sentence, it is for the appropriate Government to carry it into effect, to regulate the custody of the convict/prisoner, to grant him remissions and to pass order of release under the law. If a prisoner/lifer is released in terms of the Prison Rules under consideration, the said prisoner is in fact under an order of release and the sentence of imprisonment for life continues to entire.
For instance, in Zargul's case of 1989 , the Supreme Court of Pakistan reckoned the duration as 25 years in toto. Likewise, in Dilawar Hussain vs. State case of 2013, while referring to section 57 of the code, the Supreme Court held that the term 'life imprisonment' means 25 years imprisonment.
The honorable apex courts in Pakistan, in their reasoning, refer to rule 140 of the Pakistan Prison Rules, 1978 , which provides that "imprisonment for life will mean 25 years rigorous imprisonment and every life prisoner shall undergo a minimum of 15 years substantive imprisonment…".
In another case of Abdul Malik V. The State, honorable Supreme Court ruled that the provincial government is empowered under section 401 of Code of Criminal Procedure read with prison rules, to remit or commute the sentence of convict, subject to the condition that he has undergone fifteen (15) years of imprisonment . In Pakistan, the concept is that after spending fifteen years behind the bars, if the convict is not released on remission or commutation of sentence under section 401 CrPC read with Prison rules; then he will have to wait till the completion of twenty-five (25) years.
In India, the situation is altogether different in reckoning the life imprisonment. Their chief case law on this issue is Gopal Vinayak Godse v State of Maharashtra . In this case the Supreme Court of India held that "sentence of imprisonment for life is not for any definite period and the imprisonment for life must, prima facie, be treated as imprisonment for the whole of the remaining period of the convicted person's natural life". And further ruled in paragraph 8 of it, that "The Rules framed under the Prisons Act enable such a prisoner to earn remissions—ordinary, special and State—and the said remissions will be given credit towards his term of imprisonment. For the purpose of working out the remissions the sentence of transportation for life is ordinarily equated with a definite period, but it is only for that particular purpose and not for any other purpose. As the sentence of transportation for life or its prison equivalent, the life imprisonment, is one of indefinite duration, the remissions so earned do not in practice help such a convict as it is not possible to predicate the time of his death. That is why the Rules provide for a procedure to enable the appropriate Government to remit the sentence under Section 401 of the Code of Criminal Procedure on a consideration of the relevant factors, including the period of remissions earned".
Afterwards there is no cavil in this proposition in India that meaning of life imprisonment is, unless properly remitted by respective government, imprisonment for the entire life of convict. They many a times reiterate the Gopal Vinayak Godse's case and in Kishori Lal's case of Privy Council in resolving this issue.
Research by Naeem Akhtar
(Civil Judge & Judicial Magistrate)


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Island King is a carborundum print by Hughie O'Donoghue, part of a body of work he made inspired by the story of the Inishkea islands, off Co Mayo. The hardy, resourceful islanders refused to pay taxes, were renowned for their poitín, chose their own leaders – hence the image of the king – and attracted the disapproving attention of the Catholic Church because, it was said, they idolised a stone totem, the Naomhóg.
Carborundum printmaking was developed in the late 1930s and gained widespread popularity, especially among painters, from the 1980s onwards. It is the printmaking method that is closest to painting: the artist applies a paste of glue and finely ground silicon carbide to a plate, then, when it dries, inks and prints this textured ground. It's a straightforward method but allows for surprising richness of colour, tone and texture. And, perhaps most significantly, it captures and preserves the gestural spontaneity of the artist's touch very well.
Island King is included in Graphic Studio Gallery's outstanding exhibition True Grit, a survey of mostly carborundum prints made by artists at Graphic Studio Dublin over the years, most under the auspices of the visiting-artists programme.
Yes. Although O'Donoghue was born in Manchester, his parents were Irish, and he developed strong links with Ireland as he grew up, eventually establishing a base in Co Mayo. Over time he has explored his preoccupations with community and emigration, and the relationships between people, landscape, history and memory, in many series of paintings, often on an epic scale, and in prints.
Painting and printmaking are, for him, processes of excavation and restoration, and he has delved fruitfully into archives and memorabilia, among them those directly connected to his family background, including the hard rural life of his mother's people in north Mayo and his father's wartime experiences in Europe.
There is often an elegiac, melancholy tone to his work, and never more so than in his Inishkea series, which is called Last Days on the Islands. Lonely outcrops at the edge of the Atlantic, the islands lie west of the Mullet Peninsula, in northwest Mayo. Inhabited on and off for hundreds of years, they were finally abandoned in the 1930s, after a disaster in October 1927, when 10 islanders, mostly young men, died when their currachs were caught in a hurricane while they were fishing. Their loss so dispirited the small, fiercely independent community that they seemed to lose all heart. Gradually, they moved to the mainland, mostly to new homes on the Mullet, within sight of the islands.


GIS events of interest to the members of the Pee Dee GIS Users Group.
The Georgia Geospatial Conference of 2012 to be held in Athens, Oct. 16-18 is shaping up to be an excellent event with a variety of subjects, presenters, and exhibits, not to mention numerous networking opportunities. This biennial event is the largest geospatial conference in the state.
By definition a conference is a chance to "confer," to exchange information, not just receive it. For the conference to be its best, we need participants from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives to share their experiences, so please consider giving a 45-minute breakout session presentation if you are a professional or a 20-minute presentation if you are a student. We are seeking a wide variety of topics, so do not feel like your presentation must be about a major, complex or cutting-edge project. Often a great presentation can just cover a small or simple project approached in a unique or innovative way.
By presenting or displaying your poster/maps, you share your knowledge and lessons learned, but also gain valuable feedback from others. Keep in mind, presenting at the conference can earn you valuable points towards earning or maintaining GISP certification for GIS professions or towards earning Professional Development Hours (PDH) for Surveyors.
If you would like to submit a presentation abstract or poster/map, please go to geospatialconferencega.com and click on Participate to access the online submission forms.
Seating is limited. So you need to sign up soon to reserve your seat. We are charging the same amount as our normal three day classes. So you are getting one day free. Please contact me at training@egisassociates.com if you are interested in attending this instructor led class.
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About: The NC Chapter of American Public Works Association – Technology Division, is hosting a "GISP Certification Workshop". The GISP is an internationally recognized certification for GISP Professionals which is overseen and managed by the GIS Certification Institute (GISCI). The workshop will assist those wanting to know more about the GISP certification, who are applying for GISP certification or renewing their existing certification. Please bring all documentation that you have to the workshop for review. The workshop will be lead by GISCI representative Tripp Corbin.
Tripp Corbin has over 20 years of surveying, mapping and GIS related experience. He earned his GISP certification in 2005 and has been a member of the GISP Application review committee for many years. Tripp has provided mentoring for GISP applicants by reviewing their applications before submittal to help ensure everything is in order. He is also a URISA International board member, past President of GA URISA and GITA Southeast Chapter Board Member.
Cost: The cost of the workshop is $35 for APWA members and $40 for non-APWA members.
Registration: Information will be posted soon to register for this event.
You are invited to attend the Seven Hills Regional Users Group (SHRUG) Annual GIS Workshop in Tallahassee Fl on November 9-10. This Workshop provides some great opportunities to network with other GIS users and see how others are implementing GIS technology. You also earn points toward getting or maintaining your GISP certification.
The Workshop is also hosting several Pre-Workshop training classes at reduced rates. So if you are looking for training but don't have a big budget you might want to take a look at the classes they are offering. You don't have to attend the Workshop to attend a class.
More information about the SHRUG GIS Workshop is provided below. The registration fee goes up on October 17th so get registered soon.
David Cardella is responsible for guiding Esri's Mobile GIS product strategy and vision. He works directly with Esri's mobile development team through the design, build, testing and documentation process. Previously, David was the Java and iOS technical lead with the Esri Developer Network. David has spent over 18 years in the GIS industry and has extensive knowledge and experience with mobile device technology, and location-based services. Before joining Esri, he spent three years in Malaysia using Esri software to help privatize waste collection throughout the country. David is a graduate of McMaster University in Ontario, Canada.
SHRUG is hosting several training classes in conjunction with the GIS Workshop. They include classes for beginners through advanced users at discounted prices. Seating is limited so sign up quickly.
To register click on the links above. Each class is taught by an instructor with over 15 years of real world experience. Several of the instructors are also Comptia and Esri Certified. You will earn education points toward getting or maintaining your GISP Certification by attending these classes.
Have a presentation you would like to make? The Workshop Committee is still accepting abstracts for presentations. Click here to submit your presentation abstract. Giving a presentation at the Workshop will earn you 1 professional contribution point toward getting or maintaining your GISP certification.
The SHRUG GIS Workshop offers some great opportunities to learn and network with other GIS users. We hope to see you there. It is also a great way to earn points toward earning or maintaining the GISP certification.
Through a new relationship with Juniper GIS, Keck & Wood has added several new course titles to our catalog. This includes two we have scheduled as instructor led classes for December, Geodatabase, Linear Referencing & Geometric Networks and Using Spatial Analyst for ArcGIS. See below for a complete listing of all upcoming classes being held in the Metro Atlanta area, Chattanooga Tennessee and online.
The following classes are being offered in conjunction with the Seven Hills Regional User Group (SHRUG) annual GIS Workshop being held in Tallahassee FL.
Registration for these classes will be coordinated and accept through the SHRUG GIS Workshop planning staff. These classes are not subject to any of the normal discounts offered by Keck & Wood.
These classes do qualify for education points toward earning or maintaining your GISP certification. Some states will also accept them as PDH credits toward maintain professional licensure.
If you have any questions concerning these classes, please contact us at 678-417-4000 or gistraining@keckwood.com. To see our complete course catalog please visit our website at www.keckwood.com.
CURISA – Working With CENSUS 2010 Data Workshop in Florence, SC!
Carolina URISA (CURISA) announces a new Working With CENSUS 2010 Data WorkshopAre you interested in learning how to use the new American FactFinder? This is the main census data portal to access and download data from the 2010 Census. Many data users are having some difficulty with the new version of the Census system.
CURISA is happy to offer a comprehensive overview of the system and an online demonstration showing step-by-step how to access CENSUS data. We are privileged to have two very experienced Census professionals who will be teaching this workshop.
This workshop is important for any GIS professional working with the vast amount of Census data.
Student questions will be welcomed and other related topics can be explored as time permits.
The workshop will run from 8:30 to 4:30 (with breaks). Lunch will be provided.
Cost for the workshop is $95 for CURISA members and $145 for non-members (includes lunch with vegetarian option available), registration is limited to 30 individuals.
This meeting of Pictometry implementation professionals was held at the Drs. Bruce and Lee Library in Florence on March 22nd. At the meeting people from all over the state came together to learn how to implement and refine their use of Pictometry. Representatives from Pictometry, Bradshaw Consulting, ESRI, and others were in attendance to offer their aid to counties getting Pictometry for the first time as well as to provide tips and insight into existing implementations.
Join us for a Webinar on March 29. Space is limited.
Over the last several weeks, much discussion has focused on the need for changes to the requirements to become a Certified Geographic Information Systems Professional (GISP). The GIS Certification Institute (GISCI), the organization responsible for certification, asked for public comment on an document that provided an outline of changes to the certification process including the addition of an exam to the existing portfolio-based manner in which a GISP is awarded today.
This special session of Directions OnPoint with GISCI president Mr. David DiBiase, and Ms. Sheila Wilson, executive director, will address the results of the public comment period and allow our attendees of this session to ask questions to each. This issue has far reaching implications for the geospatial profession and it is important to seek as much feedback as possible about the recommendations before the GISCI board.
Please join Directions Magazine's senior editorial staff for this presentation and submit your questions now to participate in this debate.


Prentice, K.C., 1986: The Influence of the Terrestrial Biosphere on Seasonal Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: An Empirical Model . Ph.D. thesis. Columbia University.
A simple global model of the seasonal exchange of CO2 between the biosphere and the atmosphere has been developed. The model is climate-driven allowing vegetation types as well as carbon fluxes to adjust to perturbed climates. Output from the model consists of two fluxes–one directed toward the biosphere the other directed toward the atmosphere. The prescription for change in vegetation type in response to climate change is based on annual temperature and precipitation. The carbon fluxes are based on published field and laboratory measurements of photosynthesis and soil respiration, which have been empirically related to climate variables. The biosphere-atmosphere exchanges are tested by comparing predicted atmospheric CO2 concentrations with observations at a number of monitoring stations.
Because the model incorporates spatial and temporal variability of vegetation at climate modeling resolution, the carbon fluxes are biologically more realistic than those of earlier global biospheric carbon models. This research is a first step toward relating climatic variables to seasonal properties of vegetation which influence atmospherically-important biospheric exchanges.
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Q: Determining cached rectangles in a matrix Given a 2D sparse matrix like so:
. 2 3 . .
. 2 3 . .
. . . . .

Where . is an empty value.
Taking into account:

*

*The matrix is initially void of values but has a defined
column and row count. The column and row count never changes.

*All selections from the matrix will be rectangular, and upon selection the fields become populated and should not be reselected.

*The matrix will only store numbers between 0 and 255 once populated, but the number bares no relation to the index (unlike the example).

So given the 3 x 5 matrix below:
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . .

Select 2 x 2 from [1, 0]:
. 1 2 . .
. 1 2 . .
. . . . .

Select 2 x 3 from [2, 1]:
. 1 2 . .
. 1 2 3 4
. . 2 3 4

Is there a faster method to find whether or not a value is populated already, than looping through all of the values of the given rectangle to test them?
So that given my select 1 x 2 from [2, 1] I know I can just take the slice 2 3 without iterating the values?
I understand that iterating this matrix is not a problem but I intend to use this on matrices with matrices of 30,000+ cells, and large selection rectangles with a lot of overlapping.


Sometimes I order plants just because they sound cool and I have no idea what they are. I rolled the dice with this one and it came up yahtzee! Generally speaking, most hygraphila are super easy plants to keep. One of our best selling plants is Hygrophila difformis aka water wisteria.
When I saw the words "Hygrophila" I figured it would be an easy one to grow. I was right. The RED on this Hygrophila cordata is a real winner for me. This plant was originally grown above water (Like most aquarium plants) however, we were able to watch it quickly adapt to life entirely under water in just a few days.
This plant has a hardy stem to it and has some really great red colors to it. I would use this plant as a back ground plant as a nice contrast along side some tall and skinny grassy plants.
On a scale of 1 to 10. One being duckweed or java moss. 10 being some insane plant that needs full CO2, crazing lighting and fertilizers, I give this plant a 4.5 The only reason it isn't a 3 is because you might find it looks a bit better with some fertilizers for its redish colors.
The more light and fertilizers you give it, the more red love it will show!
Hygrophila Cordata Red is a 1.5. It is a fast grower but will look the best and live up to its name of "RED" when you provide better lighting to it.
Can handle low light but will grow faster and look better in high light.
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City Slang: More Juggalos fighting back
By Brett Callwood on Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 11:14 pm
More Juggalos have come forward with stories of injustice relating to the group being officially labeled a gang.
"My daughter started listening to Insane Clown Posse years ago. I kept hearing bad things about Juggalos, so I decided to listen to the music myself. I really like the fact that they embrace the 'Family' idea regarding their fans and I've witnessed Juggalos helping each other out. I became a fan of the music and the lifestyle. I'm not your 'typical' Juggalo — I'm 46 years old, a certified optician, certified ophthalmic assistant and I've been employed at the only neuro-ophthalmology clinic in the state of Nevada for years. I'm a medical professional and I'm a Juggalo. My daughter is 20. When she was still in high school, she was suspended for wearing a Hatchetman T-shirt and necklace. I came to the school in my work scrubs wearing a Hatchetman necklace with the intent of arguing her First Amendment rights. I was told by the principal as well as the school police officer that they considered Juggalos to be gang members, and as such, they were not allowed to wear their 'colors' on school grounds.
"I said 'I'm a 42 year old medical professional and I'm a Juggalo. I paid cash for my house and cash for my Lexus. Am I a gang member?' There was no response. While we were in the school, a kid came in wearing a Tupac T-shirt. I pointed him out and said 'You know, Tupac was shot to death in gang-related violence.' I was told that Tupac was not considered a gang member. That young man was allowed to recite a Tupac song in his school drama class, while my daughter Kelsie, was NOT allowed to recite an ICP song (that contained A LOT less violent content than the Tupac song). I pulled my daughter out of that school and she finished her diploma through a high school at the local community college where they had no problem allowing her to wear her Hatchet Gear.
"Our local malls have both banned wearing Hatchet Gear attire and will physically remove anyone caught wearing it on the premises. I was asked to leave the mall when I came in wearing a Hatchetman necklace. I told the security guard 'I bought this necklace right there at Hot Topic. They sell this stuff and yet you're telling me I can't wear it?' He didn't answer me, just escorted me to the door. Both Hot Topic and Spencer's Gifts have since stopped selling Hatchet Gear as they were told that it is gang attire. As a result, they've lost a lot of business from the Reno Juggalo community. I think it's ludicrous that Juggalos are considered a gang when fans of say, Slipknot or Nickelback for that matter, are not.
"Whoop Whoop! From a medical professional, mother, grandmother, poet, and proud Juggalette! FAMILY!"
Kat R., Reno, NV
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The Lost City Of Atlantis has been capturing the imagination of people and researchers for centuries. There are many myths and theories regarding this mysterious city about which there is no historical evidence. Even without no reliable information – written or otherwise, Atlantis has managed to become a part of popular culture.
Here are some of the myths and facts about the lost city of Atlantis.
1. What is the legend of Atlantis?
The legend of the lost city of Atlantis is one of the most popular and interesting legends of the sea. Atlantis is a possibly fictional island that was initially mentioned in the works of Plato, a Greek philosopher. Plato was known to talk truth about human conditions at his time. All of his works were real and practical. It is due to this reason that some people believe the legend of the lost city of Atlantis to be true even 2,300 years after his death.
The story of Atlantis was first told in around 360 B.C. It was described as a utopian civilization which was created by half God and half humans. Atlantis was a great naval power. It was made of concentric islands which were separated by moats. They were linked together by a canal that stretched till the centre. The islands of Atlantis contained a lot of gold, silver and other precious metals. It was also home to rare wildlife. The capital city lied in the centre of the island.
According to the legend, the city of Atlantis sank into the sea as it was hit by a giant earthquake, volcano or tsunami. Plato stated that Atlantis existed around 9000 years before he was born and that the story had been passed down for generations. However, the only sources of the information about Atlantis available today are Plato's writings.
2. Location: Where is it situated?
The legend of the lost city of Atlantis has been known for centuries. It is believed that the city of Atlantis sank into the sea as a result of a huge earthquake or tsunami. We know about the glory and the lavishness of the city. What is still unknown to us is where exactly this legendary city was or is situated.
Many theories have been put forward about the location of the city. Some theories say that it was located in the Mediterranean. Some say that it was off the coast of Spain. Some even say that it lies under what we know today as Antarctica. Some say that it lies somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. Several places like Azores were believed to be the location of Atlantis for many years. Others say that it is present somewhere between Spain and Morocco, in a region called Cadiz. Actually, there is not a single place on earth where Atlantis has not been believed to be located.
The truth is, we do not even know if the city of Atlantis existed for real or if it is just a story. It is one of the greatest mysteries at sea.
The theory of continental drift that started coming to the public in the 1960s also made the chances of the existence of a lost continent geographically bleak.
Still, many people believe in the legend even today.
3. How big was Atlantis?
As one of the biggest mysteries at sea, Atlantis has attained the curiosity of people all over the world. As stated before, the only source of information that we have about Atlantis is whatever Plato had written. Hence, some of the questions that people had have been answered, and some have not. For example, we know how the city of Atlantis came to human knowledge, but we do not know its exact location or size.
According to what Plato wrote thousands of years ago, Atlantis was an island which was larger than Libya and Asia combined. Travelers at that time could get to other islands by crossing Atlantis.
If we consider today's geography, it is unlikely that Atlantis could be bigger than today's Libya and Asia together. Many people who believe Atlantis lies somewhere in the Mediterranean Sea say that the island of Atlantis is as big as Crete which is the largest island of Greece.
Atlantis is quite often described as a giant city, but the size of it is not specified correctly. According to some, Atlantis is as large as Eurasia.
Again, we do not know if the city of Atlantis actually existed and so we cannot determine if size. All our information about it comes from mere theories and assumptions.
4. How was Atlantis Built?
According to the legend, Poseidon, the god of the sea, storms and earthquakes built the city of Atlantis. This was because he fell in love with a woman named Cleito who was a mortal that is, a human. The city was made on the top of a hill on an island on the sea. The island was completely isolated. Poseidon did so for Cleito's safety.
It is believed that before Poseidon built the city of Atlantis, he travelled the whole world to find the biggest island ever. When he saw an island, which was the biggest of all (Atlantis), he discovered that the people living on the island were more beautiful and intelligent than the people in the rest of the world. It was on Atlantis that he met and fell in love with Cleito. Cleito later became his wife.
The city of Atlantis was built by Poseidon for Cleito, a human that he had fallen in love with and later married. The city was surrounded by many rings of water as well as land. It is believed that there were five rings of water. Five tunnels connected the water to the land. There was also a huge canal that connected the rings of water to the ocean. These tunnels were so large that they could easily accommodate ships. Every route to the city was guarded. There were gates and towers built to guard the city of Atlantis.
The rings of water were surrounded by tall walls. The walls were built using rocks of red, white and black. They were also decorated with precious metals and stones.
There was a tall hill called the Hill of Cleito. It is believed that Poseidon captivated his wife, Cleito, on the hill which was highly guarded and surrounded by tall pillars and huge moats. He did so because he did not trust Cleito's loyalty to him.
Poseidon – the god of the sea, storms and earthquakes built the city of Atlantis.
As stated before, Poseidon built the city of Atlantis for a human that he fell in love with and later married. Poseidon and Cleito had five pairs of sons together. Of the ten sons of Poseidon and Cleito, the eldest one was named Atlas. Atlas later went on to become the first ruler of the city of Atlantis.
Legends said that a temple and a colossal statue of Poseidon was built in the city. The statue was completely built in gold. It showed Poseidon riding a chariot that was being carried by winged horses.
The temple had spirals going as high as the clouds, and the statue was placed at the top of it.
This showed the wealth and glory of the city of Atlantis that may have once existed in reality. The same has been depicted in many books and movies.
The city of Atlantis that Poseidon built for his wife was one of its kind. It had a massive statue of Poseidon made of pure gold which demonstrated the wealth that existed in the city.
Half god and half human beings inhabited the city. Atlantis was extremely fertile and beautiful. It is believed that it was a self-sufficient city. People reared animals and cultivated their food. Farmers grew crops in the fertile plains of the beautiful city. There also existed an irrigation system which was quite advanced and ahead of its time. It was also very well maintained.
The architecture in the city was exemplary. Beautiful buildings and other architecture were built using black and red stones and even precious stones and metals.
They had access to the rarest of metals and alloys such as brass. They also used crystals extensively for various purposes like experiments or even just for leisure.
It was indeed an architectural and legendary wonder which is rightly described as a utopian world in many myths.
Was Atlantis Built By Aliens?
The legend of Atlantis became so popular that people carried out excursions to find it. It was never really discovered, but many people still believe that it does exist despite geographical theories suggesting otherwise. A researcher named Edgar Caycehead has something very different to say about this. He said that the lost city would rise once again just like the sunrise up. He said that it would rise in the form of new land. He also believes that the souls of the people who once lived in Atlantis would bring in a new era of enlightenment for human consciousness.
Some stories suggest that the people who lived in Atlantis had extra-terrestrial origins and that they came to the earth from the Lyrian star system. They came to the earth about fifty thousand years ago, and they were much taller and fairer than the original inhabitants of the Earth. They could live for as long as 800 years. In simple words, there was a much stronger and longer lasting form of the human race.
Some people also say that the Lost city of Atlantis existed on Mars. It may have also been a colony of an alien civilization. The people of Atlantis had exceptional powers and abilities. For example, they could control the weather, modify volcanic eruptions and could also channel energy from time and space. This could, however, be a myth to explain the lavishness and glorious lifestyle of the people living in Atlantis.
Over the years, historians and archaeologists have given many theories regarding the lost city, but we do not have any evidence to confirm any of these theories.
Many authors have tried to explain their views about Atlantis in their books. They have also been many films that was based on the lost city of Atlantis and what may have happened to it that it sank or rather disappeared. The most popular among these theories is that a natural disaster hit the city like a tsunami, a volcanic eruption or an earthquake.
Plato was known for writing things that were realistic and practical. Hence, when he wrote about the lost city of Atlantis people believed that this was true as well.
Some people claim that they have the explanation to this legend, but none of these explanations has been proved or accepted yet. An explorer once claimed that a massive volcanic eruption that took place in the past on the island of Santorini, Greece what quite similar to the one mentioned in the legend. He also said that he had studied about an ancient society living on that island which was very advanced and ahead of its time. This was quite similar to the story of Atlantis.
Another explorer confirmed that an island or rather a continent once existed but later disappeared in the exact location that Plato gave as the location of Atlantis.
Several researchers like these claim that Atlantis was indeed a real city.
10. What may have happened to Atlantis?
Many theories exist that try to explain how Atlantis came into being and where it could be located.
Similarly, there are a lot of theories that try to explain what may have happened to Atlantis if it existed.
Some theories say that Atlantis what hit by a natural disaster like an earthquake, a tsunami or a volcanic eruption which resulted in the city sinking under the sea.
Some theories also say that the people living in Atlantis were highly advanced and lived in a utopian civilization, but they soon became greedy and lost common human values. As a result, the gods became angry and punished the people of Atlantis by sending "one terrible night of fire and earthquakes" over the city and eventually destroying it completely.
Despite all this, we know almost nothing about the existence of this legendary city, where it was or is located, how it was destroyed, why it was destroyed and if it existed for real. The lost city of Atlantis will always remain a mystery.


I had never heard of Taylor Stevens or her Vanessa Michael Munroe series before, but after reading this book, Stevens has made me a fan.
Haunted by a life of violence and as proficient with languages as she is with knives, Vanessa Michael Munroe, chameleon and hunter, has built her life on a reputation for getting things done—dangerous and often not-quite-legal things. Born to missionary parents in lawless Africa, taken under the tutelage of gunrunners, and tortured by one of the jungle's most brutal men, Munroe was forced to do whatever it took to stay alive.
The ability to survive, fight, adapt, and blend has since taken her across the globe on behalf of corporations, heads of state, and the few private clients who can afford her unique brand of expertise, and these abilities have made her enemies.
On a busy Dallas street, Munroe is kidnapped by an unseen opponent and thrust into an underground world where women and girls are merchandise and a shadowy figure known as The Doll Maker controls her every move. While trusted friends race to unravel where she is and why she was taken, everything pivots on one simple choice: Munroe must use her unique set of skills to deliver a high-profile young woman into the same nightmare that she once endured, or condemn to torture and certain death the one person she loves above all else.
Driven by the violence that has made her what she is, cut off from help, and with attempts to escape predicted and prevented, Munroe will hunt for openings, for solutions, and a way to strike back at a man who holds all the cards. Because only one thing is certain: she cannot save everyone.
In this high-octane thriller for fans of Lee Child, Stieg Larsson, and Robert Ludlum's Bourne trilogy, Vanessa Michael Munroe will have to fight fast, smart and furiously to overcome a dangerous nemesis and deliver her trademark brand of justice.
This is the third in the Vanessa Michael Munroe series of thriller/suspense novels.
The beginning was slow, because I didn't have any reason to care about the characters yet. But after the first six chapters, the plot centers on a woman named Michael who is a little bit Lisbeth Salander, a little bit Liam Neeson's Bryan Mills.
The story starts with Michael's kidnapping. All of Michael's allies start working together to get her back and the story finally focuses on Michael's POV.
The suspense is ratcheted up about a hundred notches. We meet the Doll Maker, a fiendish ringmaster who heads a well-oiled human trafficking operation, and who is charging Michael with the task to deliver a so-called "package" to a wealthy buyer.
Michael must choose between two horrific options: deliver a kidnapped woman to a sadistic murderer, or not – and allow her brother to be tortured to death.
I give this book four out of five stars, and absolutely recommend it to those with the stomach to handle the subject matter.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. This is an affiliate link; buy your copy from my page, and I receive a commission to help pay for my hosting costs, but you don't pay any extra.
Maybe I'll check the series out.
It was a little too bleak for me, but it might be right up your alley.


... A lot of this work is about learning to hold your own ground. About hearing the noise all around you and still being able to maintain your own song & use your own voice."
We were seated before the joyous throng of kindergarteners. Happily expelling their holiday songs for all those assembled.
The Goose is Getting Fat!!
And as we watched, awash in the certain glow that accompanies such things, I heard a few tentative adult voices start to join in the round.
Maybe because it was all too cute and perfect to stymie with the din of adult voices.
Maybe because, as a culture, we've forgotten how to sing.
The thing of how to hold your own inside the din.
The thing of how to sing it out when there is so much noise all around.
And to see it live.
To wave your one, small light into the dark & trust that it will play it's part.
When last I wrote, we talked about the notion of Slowing Down.
As a solid pre-requesite for any movement, growth or transformation in the year to come.
The Great Silence that comes before the Song.
How did you do inside of this?
What were you able to try?
What did Slowing Down, or Holding Space look like inside your world?
~Closing my eyes and finding 10 deep breaths.
~Reading 4 pages of a book.
~The giving myself PERMISSION to give a solid B+ to the day's tasks and not the A++ I would normally demand.
~My kid eating hot lunch 5 days in a row because I'd rather spend the extra 20 minutes in the morning with her, rather than prepping the perfect crustless turkey-and-white-cheese-on-rye.
It looked like singing in my car and 5-minute dance parties by the Christmas tree.
I wannna invite you to begin the work of steadily "crafting your own Song".
The work of the Darkness is to temporarily step outside the clamor, distraction, noise & kerfuffle of the ever-waking world... and tap our own GREAT LIGHT.
To turn inward - to craft a Vision of the year and Life we wish to inhabit.
In a stimuli & screen-laden world, it becomes critically important to nurture and strengthen this vital piece of interior real estate. WE are inundated with images of others' lives, others' agendas, ideas, plans, opinions, and highlight reels. In a noisy world, the process of getting quiet, and turning in, offers us a place of refuge and repose. To quiet the outer voices and let the Inner One speak.
*Start a regular Vision-Board Practice - Once a month, on the new moon Or once a quarter, on the changing of the Seasons - Set a side an hour or so. Grab a stack of magazines or purloined images which feed your soul, a trusty glue stick and some hardy card stock. Put on your favorite music. Light a candle and take a deep breath. Allow the images and words to spill forth. What do you want to create in this epoch of your life? What are the images and ideas and words that will inspire you to step once more onto the path when you feel you have, temporarily, lost your way?
*Write It Down - Imagine what it would feel like to manifest your vision for your life. The body healed. The harmonious/re-invigorated relationship. The work or career path that speaks deeply to your soul. Close your eyes and imagine yourself in that place. What does it feel like? In your body. Your heart. Your breath. Can you distill this feeling down to a single word or phrase? Then. Write it down. On a post-it or something prettier. Place that guiding word in a place you will see it Every Day.
*Limit Screen Time - We've said it before. We'll say it again. Just like you would limit the amount of media exposure a beloved child gets, do the same kindness for yourself. Allow yourself a daily practice of turning off all external stimuli for an hour or two each day. Let your inner well get fed the the Images you Create. Daydream. Read a book. Nap. Paint. Spend some dedicated moments being prompted from within.
*Child's Pose - Also referred to as "Wisdom Pose". Stay for 5-10 breaths. Or take a restorative version with a bolster and block at the third eye and stay for as long as you can.
*Forward Folds - Wide-legged. Seated. Standing. Or even downward-facing dogs. Anyplace where the gaze is rested from the outside world and turned back in will help create an Introspective affect in body & mind.
*Pranayama - Explore a few different kinds. Alternate-nostril to stimulate and balance the two hemispheres of the brain. Bhrahmari (or "Buzzing Bee Breath") is a powerful practice to wake up the inner Symphony of the brain as well.
Diet & Herbal Allies::*Rosemary is a fabulous memory tonic herb. Rub some on your hands and temples before you sit down to work or study. Or any task that asks for prolonged concentration.
*Gingko Biloba has a much-renowned brain-fortifying effect as well. Improving concentration and bloodflow to the cortex, too.
*Mugwort either sipped at bed or woven into a little dream pillow (along with some lavender, if you choose, too) will open you up for some deep, lucid Dreams. (Note: So much so, that this herb is not considered appropriate for children - for it may make their dream state too intense.) Use with reverence and with caution.
Happy Solstice to you all.
And do great things in the Outer World each day.
May you enjoy the gifts the Darkness has to offer.
May you find pockets to pause, release, call in, rest, reflect.
May you honor the cycle you are in as deeply integral to the next to come.
And may you keep the conversation rolling.
Share with me your discoveries, victories, surprises & missteps along the way.
We're all in this together, after all.
And to the Light to Come.


Oh, I had a joyous, wonderful weekend (though devoid of any craft activity.) I wanted to limit this for you to ease your boredom, but I am so enamored with how this weekend went, that I can't help but share it all with you. Since this is a little lengthy, I'll have a second post today with my usual Monday links.
Friday was our traditional Margarita Friday. We made the conscious decision beforehand to try to be good and not consume too much/many since we both had plans for Saturday. I almost kept that promise. However, we went to a friend's house after dinner to watch a movie, and I did indulge in a beer or two while the video played.
This, I did regret slightly on Saturday morning as I set off yard sale-ing with a pounding head. Once on my way, I got discouraged at the offerings. . .UNTIL I discovered that one of the big, fancy neighborhoods was having their neighborhood-wide yard sale. I had much more luck then. (At some point, I might even get some pictures taken for you.) Following my bit of success, I met LOML* at the beach where he was windsurfing and brought him some lunch before I headed home to watch Alabama win another football game (Roll Tide!) After that LOML and I had some dinner, watched a movie, and slept well.
Sunday was a Beautiful day. After breakfast downtown, we headed to the art festival down the street at the Fairhope Pier Park. It was a perfect morning to browse the talent that was there - simply inspirational. You would think that after seeing all that lovely, handmade work; I would want to get to work on some crafty endeavors of my own. Instead, we got a lemonade and sat by the beach for a while before taking a drive, doing some shopping, and heading to lunch. I did feel a need to craft after lunch, but my house and craft room were in a disastrous state. I haven't really cleaned since I returned from the cruise. So, I set to work. After the laundry room (including the cat box), kitchen, living room, and two bathrooms were done, I ventured into the craft room. I hit a brick wall, I was overwhelmed, I felt overworked, I took a break.I never went back in there. I did get dinner cooked, cookies baked, and some time online before bed.
Now, granted I didn't get any crafting in AND I didn't get any real exercise. But, it was a really cleansing weekend for me. I got to spend some time outside, some time thrifting, some time with myself, some time with LOML, some time with friends, and some time thinking. As well as having my house in better shape, my soul feels better too.
It's time for some personal changes, and this weekend really helped me get on track. In fact, while I didn't get up great this morning and developed a headache by lunchtime, I made myself head to the park before eating lunch at my desk. There, I soaked in the perfect weather and doodled a bit. So, I have now crafted and continued to have a happy spirit in general.
I hope your weekend was as spiritual and soothing, and I apologize for the rambling.


The purpose of the German Interest Group - Wisconsin (GIG) is to educate and support our members with their German genealogical research. The GIG sponsors monthly evening meetings with speakers and an annual workshop.
Meetings are the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at St. Mark Lutheran Church, 2921 Mount Zion Avenue, Janesville. No meetings are held in January, July, or September.


I've had two gyms vanish out from under me, and I'm getting a bit worried about my current one.
I go to the gym primarily for the cardio on the StairMaster. Because the resistance settings on the machine in my gym tend to vary significantly from machine to machine, I always try to use the same machine when I can. Last winter and spring, I couldn't always do this, sometimes "my" machine would be in use by someone else.
I was rarely in the gym during the summer and fall because I was riding all the time instead, but in the last several weeks since I started going back regularly again, I've *never* had a problem getting my machine. Frankly, there haven't been many people in the gym at all. Fortunately, I decided when i signed up at this place to pay month-by-month, instead of a yearly membership, so if they do go under I won't be out any money. But it would be really annoying.


Well I can grow trees but I haven't seen much fruit off these ones yet!
Whoa Kev! You a Time Traveller lol?! The best typo this week - 3013!
I posted your seeds yesterday, 1st class, using the envelope you sent my seeds in as, the stamp hadn't been franked! How's that for recycling?! Enjoy!
I know a packet I sent to america had two stamps on that hadn't been franked as well! Made it very cheap to send!
Kev, that graft looks great! Although I don't comment often, I read your blog every day and I love seeing what you get up to with your wee girls underfoot! You're doing an amazing job - it's fantastic to see you embrace your home manager role (not to mention being home with your lovely girls).
Thanks for your comment, it means a lot! I feel a bit lost if I haven't got my girls with me to be honest!
I'm looking forward to seeing the garden all growing as well, just hope I keep on top of it! So easy to let it slip.
Hey Kev, How about a wire mesh cage or even some 4 inch PVC tubing split in half and bound around the base of the trees to keep the mice and rabbits from barking the trees? Might have to change it every few years as the tree grows but they might stand a better chance.
These have tree guards on but in 2012 we had lots of snow and the rabbits could reach over it! I've put extra guards on them now so they should be alright.
Yes Kev. I also feed my fruit trees. We feed the veg wit muck, so why not the fruit?
Yep, that makes sense! I think alot of people forget to do it though.
We here are big fans of muck, especially the well rotted cow manure, horse manure, chicken manure kind. The older and more rotted (mixed with straw and old hay) the better. We don't use many wood chips through around our fruit trees, too high in carbon we have discovered.
This si two year old horse much but it has quite a bit of straw in it. It should work well as a mulch. As for the wood chip I thought that about it taking goodness out of the soil to rot down but long term I think it adds to the soil and it's probably much better than the weeds growing under the tree which is what will probably happen otherwise.
Is "muck" regular compost or just animal "poop." Donna's comment would seem to indicate it's not regular compost. I don't really get the connection between stuff you put on trees and the thing English say "just mucking about." If that expression is vulgar delete this comment.
In this case it's broken down horse poo. I guess the phrase came from mucking out animals and then you'd mess around at the same time to make the job more interesting.
I generally just use wood chips for my mulch around the trees although a bit of compost is always a good thing too.
The bridge looks really good. I need to learn to do that with all the rabbits we have around here.
The bridge grafting would be a good skill to have in your arsenal, if it meant you could save a productive tree and gain fruit from it that year.


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It has truly been a game changer for my budgeting and tracking my household spending.
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The History of Davis Islands
August 19, 2014 | South Tampa Magazine | Categories: City, Editorial, History | Tags: Big Grassy Key, D.P. Davis, Davis Islands, History of Davis Islands, Little Grassy Key, Marjorie Park, Peter O. Knight
The History of Davis Islands: 33606
Boundaries: Located off Bayshore Boulevard, it's south of downtown and west of Harbour Island.
History: Created from two man-made islands atop two swampy islands at the mouth of the Hillsborough River once known as Little Grassy Key and Big Grassy Key, Davis Islands was first established in the 1920s by D.P. Davis. The son of a steamboat captain, Davis purchased the land right before the Florida Land Boom for a reported $350,000. It's rumored that Bayshore Boulevard's residents fought the development of the island for years, claiming that development was impossible on top of the swampy mudflats. Davis proved them wrong. He dredged the islands and forged them together to create a resort with luxury hotels, a golf course, airport and expensive residential property. It's said that on opening day in October 1924, all of the 300-plus prepared lots sold for more than $1.5 million.
What's In A Name: The neighborhood is named after D.P. Davis, who developed the island
Predominant Architectural Styles: Mediterranean Revival was Davis' original development of choice to create community similar to a "Venetian paradise"
Historic Landmarks: Peter O. Knight Airport and Marjorie Park
Home Value: A 2,788 SQ FT Davis Islands home built in 1925 that sold for $20,000 in 1968 sold for $315,000 in November 2010.
D.P. Davis is said to have vanished at sea with no explanation while sailing to Paris with his friend and his mistress.
Because a canal fully separates the island, it's technically considered an archipelago, hence why its proper name is a pluralized "Islands."
Nearly 100 million cubic feet of sand is said to have been dredged from the bay to create Davis Islands.
875: The total number of acres that comprised Davis Islands after Peter O. Knight built his airport.
The city of Tampa says Davis Islands originally consisted of three islands, but "with the construction of the airport, the end of one canal was filled in to make enough land area for a runway, connecting the two largest islands at their southern ends, thus reducing the archipelago's island count to two."
*Photos courtesy of Hillsborough County Public Library


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The sprint to the finish began at mile 13: Smuggler Mountain Road. After three plus hours on the trail, I was desperate to finish. My body ached and my mental state started drifting into negative territory but the light at the end of the tunnel started shining brightly as I rounded the corner of the Rio Grande Trail, putting the finish line (and the beer tent!) right in view.
I was friends with a (part time) worker on the show and we would watch the show to see how funny or unfunny the content was and were always disappointed. If you go back to those shows you can see a marked difference in quality. He was contractually obligated to do his job it a job and someone has to fill the hours.
Owning data is not like owning a car. If someone used your car, rented your car to others or stole it you'd notice. And you'd care. Yes Springfield needs a rail line eventually but the people along the Route of the Petrie to Kippa Ring corridor who are already there, where there will always be more people than in the Springfield area and have been waiting for nearly a hundred years should be ahead of them in the government priority. But that's too bad. Because that's all John Birmingham has.
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We eventually start living a one sided relationship, an internal war against two people not trying to win but to defend themselves. We start to in vision everything from a single frame of mind with no sense of togetherness. From the side line looking in, it seems as though both parties are continuously prepping themselves to reach a point that they can call the quits to the relationship but never do.
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Test performed to assess arterial blood flow during physical exercise compared to arterial blood flow while the body is at rest.
X-Ray of chest used diagnose problems with lungs or heart.
Evaluation of the electrical activity that controls the rhythm of a persons heartbeat. A electrocardiogram may reveal: an enlarged heart evidence of insufficient blood flow to the heart an irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia).
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Mandatory medical history questionnaire required by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration.
Group of procedures that measures the function of the lungs. Evaluation can be used to determine if an individual has a lung disease. Spirometry is the most common type of Pulmonary Function Test.
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Procedure that tests for the presence of Tuberculosis.
Assessment that reveals information about a persons red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. Low or high blood counts could be indicators of diseases or other abnormalities.
Test the checks for changes in the cells of the cervix. A PAP test may detect the early indicators of cervical cancer and will reveal infections.
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