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After the disappointing downward trend of quality for this series, this volume was a somewhat refreshing addition. Though the plot was rather basic and a bit nonsensical at times, overall it was a decent enough addition to the series. The artwork is solid and makes the story more engaging. This volume also includes Wonder Woman Annual #2, which as a fan of the Star Sapphires I enjoyed. However, the ending to this arc was incredibly rushed and told in a way that completely removed any sense of su ...more
The original significance of Wonder Woman had the intentions of influencing many women of all ages, displaying the physical and mental strengths, values, and ethical attributes that not only men acquire. "Wonder Woman symbolizes many of the values of the women's culture that feminists are now trying to introduce into the mainstream: strength and self-reliance for women; sisterhood and mutual support among women; peacefulness and esteem for human life; a diminishment both of 'masculine' aggression and of the belief that violence is the only way of solving conflicts," Steinem wrote at the time.[222]
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem, founder of Ms. magazine, was responsible for the return of Wonder Woman's original abilities. Offended that the most famous female superhero had been depowered into a boyfriend-obsessed damsel in distress, Steinem placed Wonder Woman (in costume) on the cover of the first issue of Ms. (1972) – Warner Communications, DC Comics' owner, was an investor – which also contained an appreciative essay about the character.[220] Wonder Woman's powers and traditional costume were restored in issue #204 (January–February 1973).[220]
The storyline "The Circle" was focused on the revelation of a failed assassination attempt on Diana when she was a baby, by four rogue Amazons.[120] These Amazons – Myrto, Charis, Philomela and Alkyone, collectively referred to as The Circle – were Hippolyta's personal guards and were extremely loyal and devoted to her.[121] However, when Hippolyta decided to raise a daughter, The Circle was horrified and considered the baby ill-fate, one who would ruin their entire race.[122] Thus, after Diana was sculpted out of clay and brought to life, The Circle decided to assassinate the baby. Their attempt was foiled however, and the four Amazons were imprisoned.[123] After years, the Circle escaped their prisons with the help of Captain Nazi, and decided to accomplish their previously failed mission and kill Diana. Diana defeated Myrto, Charis, Philomela and then approached Alkyone, who runs off and succumbs to her death by falling into the ocean. The other three Amazons return to their prisons.[123][124]
In present-day Paris, Diana receives a photographic plate from Wayne Enterprises of herself and four men taken during World War I, prompting her to recall her past. The daughter of Queen Hippolyta, Diana is raised on the hidden island of Themyscira, home to the Amazonian women warriors created by Zeus to protect mankind. Hippolyta explains the Amazonian history to Diana, including how Ares became jealous of humanity and orchestrated its destruction. When the other gods attempted to stop him, Ares killed all but Zeus, who used the last of his power to wound Ares and force his retreat. Before dying, Zeus left the Amazons the island and a weapon, the "Godkiller", to prepare them for Ares's return.
for a long time, people didn't know how to approach the story. When Patty and I had our creative conversations about the character, we realized that Diana can still be a normal woman, one with very high values, but still a woman. She can be sensitive. She is smart and independent and emotional. She can be confused. She can lose her confidence. She can have confidence. She is everything. She has a human heart.[7]
A day before Whedon's departure from Wonder Woman, Warner Bros. and Silver Pictures purchased a spec script for the film written by Matthew Jennison and Brent Strickland. Set during World War II, the script impressed executives at Silver Pictures.[77] However, Silver stated that he had purchased the script because he did not want the rights reverting; while stating the script had good ideas, Silver did not want the film to be a period piece.[81] By April 2008, Silver hired Jennison and Strickland to write a new script set in contemporary times that would not depict Wonder Woman's origin, but explore Paradise Island's history.[82]
Following the events of Infinite Crisis, she disappeared for a year in order to rediscover herself, and took part briefly in the events of 52. In the span of One Year Later, she was re-imagined once again and was forgiven by Batman and Superman while given her third ongoing monthly title. Batman helped her establish a role at the Department of Metahuman Affairs under the name of Diana Prince (paying homage to her golden age alter ego.) She worked alongside Tom Tresser and eventually became romantically involved with him. A move among fans across the different companies occurred with characters reverting to their original numbering of series (this for instance happened to Iron Man at Marvel as well) and the third Wonder Woman series was relaunched with Wonder Woman #600. This was actually accurate at the time as it was the indeed the 600 issue released (not including issues numbered otherwise such as with a zero or a million). Issue 600 was used as a chance to reinvent the character as she discovers herself with no memories and in a new costume. This was a short lived experiment as the entire DC lineup was soon to be re-imagined into the new 52, though certain aspects of her redesigned costume remained.
Wonder Woman was soon faced with a new threat. Some years ago, Diana saved a young girl, Vanessa Kapatelis, from death at the hands of Major Disaster. She continued to visit Vanessa for many years as she recovered from her injuries, and encouraged her to undergo experimental treatment involving nanites, which allowed Vanessa to walk again. Eventually, Wonder Woman's superheroics forced her to cease her visits. During Diana's absence, Vanessa's mother Julia died, and Vanessa was left alone and felt that Diana had abandoned her. She began to resent Wonder Woman and declared herself her enemy, using the nanites in her blood to create a metallic, winged suit of armor and adopting the name Silver Swan.[94] Silver Swan murdered a family of people that Diana had recently saved, causing Wonder Woman to fight her alongside Jason. Diana managed to drown Silver Swan until she lost consciousness, causing her to revert to her human form. She left Vanessa to recover in the care of A.R.G.U.S.[95]
Wonder Woman made her debut in All-Star Comics at the end of 1941 and on the cover of a new comic book, Sensation Comics, at the beginning of 1942, drawn by an artist named Harry G. Peter. She wore a golden tiara, a red bustier, blue underpants and knee-high, red leather boots. She was a little slinky; she was very kinky. She'd left Paradise to fight fascism with feminism, in "America, the last citadel of democracy, and of equal rights for women!"
In the New 52, the night when she turned 8, Ares appeared before Diana and offered to train her above and beyond the abilities of the Amazons, having seen her potential to eventually become his replacement as the God of War. Though the training was one for one night each month, the year was noticed with Diana improving tremendously compared to the other Amazons.
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Hidden behind this controversy is one reason for all those chains and ropes, which has to do with the history of the fight for women's rights. Because Marston kept his true relationship with Olive Byrne a secret, he kept his family's ties to Margaret Sanger a secret, too. Marston, Byrne and Holloway, and even Harry G. Peter, the artist who drew Wonder Woman, had all been powerfully influenced by the suffrage, feminism and birth control movements. And each of those movements had used chains as a centerpiece of its iconography.
The inspiration to give Diana bracelets came from the pair of bracelets worn by Olive Byrne, creator William Moulton Marston's research assistant and lover.[3] "Wonder Woman and her sister Amazons have to wear heavy bracelets to remind them of what happens to a girl when she lets a man conquer her," quoted Marston in a 1942 interview. "The Amazons once surrendered to the charm of some handsom Greeks and what a mess they got themselves into. The Greeks put them in chains of the Hitler type, beat them, and made them work like horses in the fields. Aphrodite, goddess of love, finally freed these unhappy girls. But she laid down the rule ("Aphrodite's Law") that they must never surrender to a man for any reason. I know of no better advice to give modern day women than this rule that Aphrodite gave the Amazon girls."[205]
When last we left Wonder Woman #49, the battle brewing ever since DC's METAL cracked open the Multiverse seemed to be reaching its climax. With the Dark Gods playing similar roles to the Greek pantheon, but with all-powerful demands, enslaving humanity, Diana and her twin brother Jason were splitting up to oppose them around the globe. Just as they seemed to knock back their leader, King Best, the Dark Gods launch an assault on Jason.
If you're looking for a certified God of War on a personal vendetta against a pantheon of gods, Wonder Woman has you covered. The current version of Diana hacking and slashing her way through the DC Universe, anyway. After unintentionally bringing a new collection of "Dark Gods" into the comic book universe, it falls to the daughter of Zeus to save Earth from their malice.
As the men helped the Amazons prepare for battle against the First Born's army, Diana received news that the First Born had been attacking other gods' realms. With Eros and Artemis, Wonder Woman ambushed the Minotaur at Demeter's home. Unfortunately, the First Born had already defeated Demeter, so Wonder Woman sent her companions to safety while she confronted him by herself.[45]
"I have the good Sergeant's letter in which he expresses his enthusiasm over chains for women—so what?" As a practicing clinical psychologist, he said, he was unimpressed. "Some day I'll make you a list of all the items about women that different people have been known to get passionate over—women's hair, boots, belts, silk worn by women, gloves, stockings, garters, panties, bare backs," he promised. "You can't have a real woman character in any form of fiction without touching off a great many readers' erotic fancies. Which is swell, I say."
The "Year One" storyline retells Diana's origin growing up on Themyscira. She lives an idyllic life and harbors interest for the outside world, and the first connection to it comes in the form of Steve Trevor, who crashes on the island and is the sole survivor. A contest is held to determine which Amazon is the best candidate to take Steve home, with Diana volunteering despite knowing the cost to leave the island is to never return. Diana wins the contest and departs with Steve. Once arriving in America, Diana is taken into custody by the government to discern her origins. She meets Etta Candy and Barbara Ann Minerva along the way. While incarcerated Diana is visited by the gods in animal form and bestow upon her powers of strength, speed, agility, durability, and flight. She discovers Ares, the god of war, is working to destroy humanity. Accepting her new role in Man's World, Diana, with the help of the gods in animal form, subdues Ares with the lasso. Now called Wonder Woman, Diana becomes one of the world's greatest heroes.
After recruiting a newly mortal, but still very bitter Hera into her group of companions, Wonder Woman retreated to London. Lennox revealed that there had been seven bastard children of Zeus. He and Diana were two, two others had been killed, and three remained. He suggested that for information on where the baby had been taken, Diana should contact their sister Siracca in Libya.[26] Her encounter with Siracca did not begin well, but after Wonder Woman appealed to her sense of family, she suggested that Diana seek out their brother Milan in New York City.[27]
Wonder Woman received a largely positive response from film critics, with some calling it the DC Extended Universe's best film, with additional praise highlighting Jenkins's direction, acting, chemistry of Gadot and Pine, musical score, and action sequences.[8][203] On the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 93% based on 425 reviews, with an average rating of 7.66/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Thrilling, earnest, and buoyed by Gal Gadot's charismatic performance, Wonder Woman succeeds in spectacular fashion."[204] It is the second highest-rated superhero film on the site.[10][note 1] On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 76 out of 100, based on 50 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[205] Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "A" on an A+ to F scale, while PostTrak reported filmgoers gave it an 85% overall positive score and a 73% "definite recommend".[206]
With Zola's pregnancy reaching full term, she insisted on seeing her own doctor in Michigan. While there, they were all attacked by Artemis and Apollo. Unprepared, Diana and her companions were defeated, and Zola was taken to Mount Olympus to be delivered to Hera in exchange for the throne. Apparently, Hera was willing to give up her throne for the sake of revenge.[24] However, she had expected Zeus to return as soon as his rule was threatened, which he did not. When Apollo sat on the throne, he was crowned ruler, and when he learned of Hera's deceit, he exiled her from Olympus.
Wonder Woman is the most popular female comic-book superhero of all time. Aside from Superman and Batman, no other comic-book character has lasted as long. Generations of girls have carried their sandwiches to school in Wonder Woman lunchboxes. Like every other superhero, Wonder Woman has a secret identity. Unlike every other superhero, she also has a secret history.
"Anniversary, which we forgot entirely," Olive Byrne wrote in her secret diary in 1936. (The diary remains in family hands.) During the years when she lived with Marston and Holloway, she wore, instead of a wedding ring, a pair of bracelets. Wonder Woman wears those same cuffs. Byrne died in 1990, at the age of 86. She and Holloway had been living together in an apartment in Tampa. While Byrne was in the hospital, dying, Holloway fell and broke her hip; she was admitted to the same hospital. They were in separate rooms. They'd lived together for 64 years. When Holloway, in her hospital bed, was told that Byrne had died, she sang a poem by Tennyson: "Sunset and the evening star, / And one clear call for me! / And may there be no moaning of the bar, / When I put out to sea." No newspaper ran an obituary.
The girl who wondered has seen wonders... has become a woman who has traveled the world, who has traveled worlds! A woman who has touched countless lives, has made them better in ways beyond measure. A woman who has brought hope, and joy, and love. A woman who is the hero of so many. The truth of you has never changed, Diana. Even the gods themselves could not take that from you. Why would we? It's one of the many reasons we love you.
Marston was a man of a thousand lives and a thousand lies. "Olive Richard" was the pen name of Olive Byrne, and she hadn't gone to visit Marston—she lived with him. She was also the niece of Margaret Sanger, one of the most important feminists of the 20th century. In 1916, Sanger and her sister, Ethel Byrne, Olive Byrne's mother, had opened the first birth-control clinic in the United States. They were both arrested for the illegal distribution of contraception. In jail in 1917, Ethel Byrne went on a hunger strike and nearly died.
Wonder Woman breathed new life into Warner Bros.' DC franchise, delivering an epic and entertaining origin story that showed the power of having strong women on the big screen—and behind the scenes. On June 1, Patty Jenkins and longtime DC Comics writer Geoff Johns both posted a black image that read "WW84" as their header images. The cryptic image may suggest that the film takes place in 1984 (after Jenkins previously said it would take place during the '80s) or that it has the year 1984 in the film title.


More importantly, if we were to repeat the measurement more times, there would be little change to the standard deviation. How do you find the magnitude of a force? Rochester Institute of Technology, One Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, NY 14623-5603 Copyright © Rochester Institute of Technology. Third, when you collect the data for your study you should double-check the data thoroughly.
For instance, each person's mood can inflate or deflate their performance on any occasion. It is important to know, therefore, just how much the measured value is likely to deviate from the unknown, true, value of the quantity. After all, (11) and . (12) But this assumes that, when combined, the errors in A and B have the same sign and maximum magnitude; that is that they always combine In general, the last significant figure in any result should be of the same order of magnitude (i.e..
And virtually no measurements should ever fall outside . ISBN0-935702-75-X. ^ "Systematic error". For example, (10 +/- 1)2 = 100 +/- 20 and not 100 +/- 14. These inaccuracies could all be called errors of definition.
For instance, what is the error in Z = A + B where A and B are two measured quantities with errors and respectively? Always work out the uncertainty after finding the number of significant figures for the actual measurement. ISBN 0-19-920613-9 ^ a b John Robert Taylor (1999). Not only have you made a more accurate determination of the value, you also have a set of data that will allow you to estimate the uncertainty in your measurement.
Random error can be caused by unpredictable fluctuations in the readings of a measurement apparatus, or in the experimenter's interpretation of the instrumental reading; these fluctuations may be in part due The following example will clarify these ideas. For a set of N data points, the random error can be estimated using the standard error approach, defined by (2) Using Excel Similarly to calculating the mean, it would be This time the important function that needs to be used is the "STDEV()" function, which will calculate the standard deviation of a set of data.
In such cases statistical methods may be used to analyze the data. The simplest procedure would be to add the errors. Also, the uncertainty should be rounded to one or two significant figures. Thankfully in Excel this can solved in a few simple commands.
The accuracy of measurements is often reduced by systematic errors, which are difficult to detect even for experienced research workers.
Taken from R. Can gravity be an external force and still be able to change the shape of an object? But small systematic errors will always be present. They yield results distributed about some mean value.
Examples of causes of random errors are: electronic noise in the circuit of an electrical instrument, irregular changes in the heat loss rate from a solar collector due to changes in For example, if you think of the timing of a pendulum using an accurate stopwatch several times you are given readings randomly distributed about the mean. The Idea of Error The concept of error needs to be well understood. It may usually be determined by repeating the measurements.
The true mean value of x is not being used to calculate the variance, but only the average of the measurements as the best estimate of it. As we take more data measurements (shown by the histogram) the uncertainty on the mean reduces. Notz, M. A systematic error (an estimate of which is known as a measurement bias) is associated with the fact that a measured value contains an offset.
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You would find different lengths if you measured at different points on the table. An Introduction to Error Analysis: The Study of Uncertainties in Physical Measurements. G. Random errors Random errors arise from the fluctuations that are most easily observed by making multiple trials of a given measurement.
Follow 1 answer 1 Report Abuse Are you sure you want to delete this answer? For instance, if there is loud traffic going by just outside of a classroom where students are taking a test, this noise is liable to affect all of the children's scores For instance, the estimated oscillation frequency of a pendulum will be systematically in error if slight movement of the support is not accounted for. For example, it is common for digital balances to exhibit random error in their least significant digit.
See section 2.7.1 of Hughes and Hase for more detail. Drift Systematic errors which change during an experiment (drift) are easier to detect. However, if Z = AB then, , so , (15) Thus , (16) or the fractional error in Z is the square root of the sum of the squares of the Firstly we have to calculate the standard deviation of the data.
Even if you could precisely specify the "circumstances," your result would still have an error associated with it. Obviously, it cannot be determined exactly how far off a measurement is; if this could be done, it would be possible to just give a more accurate, corrected value. Retrieved 2016-09-10. ^ Salant, P., and D. These changes may occur in the measuring instruments or in the environmental conditions.
Variability is an inherent part of things being measured and of the measurement process. Stochastic errors tend to be normally distributed when the stochastic error is the sum of many independent random errors because of the central limit theorem. Altman. "Statistics notes: measurement error." Bmj 313.7059 (1996): 744. ^ W. If the zero reading is consistently above or below zero, a systematic error is present.


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Defensive Players to Watch: NFL Scouting Combine
Which defensive players will the Vikings pursue during the NFL Scouting Combine?
As addressed in our last post, we discussed the Vikings main needs heading into the 2013 offseason. Linebacker and defensive tackle were defensive areas that we discussed. Beginning today, nearly 300 college football players will look to impress the executives of the NFL. With that comes the intense grind for the Vikings personnel, who are looking to find the perfect addition to the roster. The Scouting Combine will be carried on NFL Network starting February 23-26th. For scheduling information click here. Who will the Vikings be watching and as fans who can we watch during the months leading up to the 2013 NFL Draft in April? Below we have broken down our top 3 prospects at Linebacker and Defensive Tackle and will soon preview our offensive needs.
Linebacker:
Alec Ogletree- ILB: University of Georgia
Height/Weight: 6'3"/232 lbs
The Scoop:
Alec Ogletree was currently a junior at Georgia, but decided to forgo his senior year of eligibility and enter the NFL Draft. Ogletree was converted to a linebacker after playing safety in high school. He is long and strong, but has had problems bringing down the ball carrier. There is room for improvement, but it is definitely can be fixed with extra work in the strength/conditioning area. He tends to hit too hard at some moments, but has the potential to be a very good run defender in this league. The more important area is in the coverage aspect, which is a strength of Ogletree's. His experience at safety has exposed him to coverage schemes, which makes him very valuable. He is athletic enough to cover a running back or tight end, bringing an element of versatility to the table. According to my research in the archives, Ogletree has had some major off-field issues. Over the past weekend, Ogletree was arrested for DUI in Arizona and hasn't had just one off-field issue. He was arrested as a freshman for theft, and was suspended for the first game of the season. He was also suspended for the first four games of 2012 for an unspecified team rule violation. The baggage may be too much for many teams and might just scare away the Vikings. Character comes before talent and he certainly will be questioned during interview sessions at the Scouting Combine.
Draft Stock: Middle/Lower First Round
Kevin Minter- ILB: LSU
Minter is a great pass rusher and adjusts direction at an average rate. Watching film of Minter showed his ability to pursue quickly, but yet react in a timely way. He lacks some athleticism and this could yield him to struggle in the "gap" style of the NFL. He has proven he can cover tight ends, but could be eaten alive by the speed of the NFL. His ball skills aren't textbook, but understands zone schemes and can redirect in a timely fashion. Minter is more of a pass rushing type of linebacker, but with more experience and work with linebackers coach Mike Singletary, he could be developed into a coverage linebacker in this league. The Vikings are looking for an improvement in the coverage category and may not receive this unless the feel they can further develop Minter.
Draft Stock: Late Second/Early Third Round
Kevin Reddick- ILB: University of North Carolina
Reddick is a very fast inside linebacker that seems to be missing some awareness and instincts. This can be further developed as Reddick has a great skill set and has the potential to become an elite linebacker. It won't happen immediately and will take some development, but Reddick has proven he can play inside linebacker. Reddick collected 71 tackles with six tackles for a loss, one sack and four passes defended, but no interceptions or forced fumbles. He was overshadowed and out-produced by upperclassmen Zach Brown. There were many games that Reddick did not make much of an impact. He has potential, but will need to thrive at the combine in front of the many NFL executives in attendance.
Draft Stock: Late Second/Early Third Round.
Sharrif Floyd- DT: University of Florida
Floyd is by far the top defensive tackle prospect in this years draft. He is extremely quick for a player his size and dominates on run defense. With Kevin Williams contract being an issue, the Vikings may look to go in the direction of the defensive line. Floyd is a "run-stuffer," but has had problems getting to the quarterback. I have noticed his strong tendency to become caught in gap control and losing position. This is something that needs to be cleared up before he is a viable defensive tackle in the NFL. The upside is his ability to stop the run and and his athletic tangibles for a 303 pound man. I wouldn't be surprised in the least to see Floyd's stock rise as the NFL Scouting Combine concludes.
Draft Stock Middle First Round, but could rise after pre-draft workouts.
Star Lotulelei- DT: University of Utah
As you can see, Lotulelei is markedly larger than Sharrif Floyd and is much more athletic on my watch. He is defintely a run defender and will be a force in the middle for a team that selects him in April. The question is whether his play in college will translate to the speed of the NFL. In tape and film I have watched, I have seen a discipline problem with Lotulelei. He has had issues coming off the line of scrimmage too early or late and that has had a negative effect on the way he is rated before the Scouting Combine and pre-draft workouts. He tends to take off on some plays and doesn't display full effort on every snap. Many teams will believe they can change this through discipline during practice and in workouts. He has the abilites, but he must put the pieces together to become an all-around athletic specimen. He fits in the Vikings 3-4 scheme and he also would be a great fit in a 4-3. This gives him more flexibility and makes him more attractive to teams.
Draft Stock: High First Round/Middle First (Dependent on Scouting Combine and pre-draft evaluations)
Jonathan Hankins- DT: University of Ohio State
Hankins will be a bruiser and will be a perennial run defender, but he will have to become better in the conditioning aspect of the game. He has struggled staying on the field for more then two plays at a time. Will that work in a passing league that has evolved into a vast amount of no huddling? It will be discovered when Hankins hits the field for drills at the combine. He has great athleticism for his size and is great a shedding blocks. He won't fill the stat sheet with sacks, but will get to the quarterback when protection schemes falter. After watching him play against the Gophers and other Big Ten schools, he reminds me distinctley of former Vikings defensive tackle Pat Williams. Williams (6'3" 317lbs.) nearly has the same measurements as Hankins, but I forsee Hankins being a slightly larger threat in pass rush category than Pat Williams was with the Vikings. Hankins would perfectly fit into the young category and would be a huge upgrade to the center of the defensive line.
Draft Stock: Late First Round/Early to Middle Second Round.
Overall, these are the three bests options I see heading into the Scouting Combine this week. More players will emerge and I will profile the players that impress me over the pre-draft activities.
Our first mock draft will be unveiled in the coming days and will be posted on a frequent basis leading up to the draft in April.

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Jeremy Botwin, O.D., Mark Botwin, O.D., and Jonathan Botwin O.D., practice together in Santa Fe, N.M.
Mark Botwin, O.D., didn't plan on running a family optometry practice.
Instead, Dr. Botwin spent years as a field optometrist for the Indian Health Service, providing critical eye care to Native Americans at hospitals and health centers all over the far-flung West.
So you can imagine his surprise today to not only be running a large private practice in Santa Fe, New Mexico, but also to be the patriarch of a growing family practice.
Both of his sons, Jonathan Botwin, O.D., and Jeremy Botwin, O.D., practice alongside the senior Dr. Botwin. His daughter, Micayla, is expected to join the practice when she graduates from Salus University Pennsylvania College of Optometry this spring. The matriarch of the family, Freddi Botwin, oversees and manages their two locations.
Dr. Mark Botwin: I'm the first optometrist in my family. Since I graduated, two cousins have gone into optometry. I became interested in eyes and vision as a psychology major in college. I had some interest in children's visual perception, but I can't say there's one person who moved me in that direction.
Dr. Jonathan Botwin: My father inspired me. I saw the sort of love that he was given in the small town where we grew up. He was recognized and loved, and he had a bedside manner about him that inspired me.
Dr. Jeremy Botwin: No, not at all. I almost didn't join the practice, to be honest. I liked working in a hospital setting in my residency. I can tell you right now, I don't think I truly realized what I almost missed out on. In school, we rotated through different clinics, community health centers and hospitals. We weren't exposed to private practice.
Dr. Mark Botwin: My long-term patients ask how I convinced my children to go into optometry. I always say, "I really didn't. They chose it on their own."
What's the most challenging thing about working with your family?
Dr. Jonathan Botwin: Balancing testosterone levels and different personalities is challenging in a family practice.
Do you have any rules about keeping business talk out of family gatherings?
Dr. Jonathan Botwin: One of the rules we try to implement but that seems to never be followed is, "No business talk when we are all together for dinner."
Dr. Jeremy Botwin: By default we want to talk about it, though. We love what we do.
Dr. Mark Botwin: The main thing I've tried to teach my sons is to try to make a patient for life. I really take time at the end of an exam to connect with patients, beyond their visual demands. I like to get to know my patients and make that human connection. So now I have the longer-term patients and they, because they're younger, have the newer patients.
Dr. Jonathan Botwin: One of the things that's worked for us is that we divvy up the areas of practice to some degree. One person may enjoy glaucoma cases, so they are scheduled the difficult glaucoma cases. I enjoy working with patients who speak Spanish, so I see those patients. We all choose our scope of practice, and it provides a level of enjoyment without getting redundant.


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The U of I Biophysics Sonification Group uses music to understand the natural world
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It has long been a music industry practice to use science to create the catchiest melodies or the most appealing tones, but now, members of the University of Illinois Biophysics Sonification Group are flipping the script, using music to make breakthroughs in science.
The group, consisting of music professor and composer Stephen Andrew Taylor, chemistry professor and biophysicist Martin Gruebele, and Illinois music and computer science alumna, composer and software designer Carla Scaletti, is using sound to depict biomechanical processes and is making discoveries about the folding of proteins. Their specially developed digital audio software is giving new insight into protein formation through individual frequencies.
The details of their research can be found here along with an overview of their software.
You can watch a video of their work below.
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2004 – Imagine Africa Ltd is set up by Ben Morison in London and is profitable from day 1.
2005 to 2006 – The company quickly establishes itself with a mix mainstream safari holidays and off the beaten track destinations – finishing the year by arranging BBC Holiday Programme's shoot in Mozambique.
2007 – Ride Africa (specialist horse riding brand) launches. The company moves to larger offices in London to accommodate more staff.
2008 – The company has to move office again, as staff numbers grow even further, and we launch Imagine Latin America. We are still profitable, and have never borrowed a penny from anyone.
2009 – We are voted in the Top 5 Best Small Tour operators at the Guardian / Observer Travel Awards and also win the Which Local 'best holiday company' award.
2010 – Holiday sales exceed £5 million for the first time, and we are in voted in the Top 3 Best Africa Tour Operators at the British Travel Awards. We also launch our excellent Imagine Travel Blog.
2011 – Our dedicated US website for our Africa holidays is launched; www.imagineafrica.com. Our MD is one of the young entrepreneurs of the year at the British Travel Industry Hall of Fame Awards.
2012 – Later this year we launched Imagine Asia, meaning we now have more country specialists spanning most of the world – and to house them all (30 people now) we decide to move to spacious new offices on Althorp Road on leafy Wandsworth Common in south London.
2013 – The year started with a bang, with record holiday sales every month. To keep healthy we started a weekly running club and invested in a table tennis table to keep morale high.
2013 – Later this year Imagine Africa was honoured with three awards at the British Travel Awards: 'Best Small Luxury Holiday Company', 'Best Small Safari, Wildlife and Nature Holiday Company' and 'Best Small Holiday Company to Sub Saharan Africa'.
2014 – Another successful year at the British Travel Awards! We were awarded gold in these categories: 'Best Holiday Company to Sub-Saharan Africa' and 'Best Small Safari, Wildlife, and Nature Holiday Company' for Imagine Africa, 'Best Holiday Company to Central and South America' for Imagine Latin America and 'Best Holiday Company to South East Asia' for Imagine Asia. Imagine Africa also won bronze awards for 'Best Small Luxury Holiday Company' and 'Best Small Holiday Company for Weddings and Honeymoons'.
2014 – This year the company continued to grow fast and it was time to start working on new destinations. Imagine launched a brand new website and we relocated to brand new offices in Putney!
2015 – Imagine Travel won its first collective award at the British Travel Awards, in the category 'Best Small Luxury Holiday Company'. We also took home awards for 'Best Small Safari, Wildlife, and Nature Holiday Company', 'Best Small Holiday Company to South East Asia' and 'Best Small Holiday Company to Central and South America'. Let's not forget Imagine Africa's silver award for 'Best Small Holiday Company to Sub-Saharan Africa'. It was a fantastic result and an all-round glorious victory in 2015!


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For the foot controls on the turbo bike i decided to build them from scratch since i was having a hard tome coming up with something that looked unique and had the proper positioning. After designing the parts on the computer i had them laser cut out of .375in plate. Once the fit and function has been fully tested i will massage all the parts to give them a more organic feel.
Here is the brake lever after being laser cut.
The lever needs a bit of a zig zag to clear the cam cover so i heated it up with a torch and formed it over this round stock.
Here is the test fitting of the lever. It still needs some fine tuning but its close.
Anytime i can make something that will work with a factory part it makes life easier down the road. here is a clevis that can utilize basically any stock HD peg.
The rear drum is cable actuated and the cable will pull via an arm that is indexed on this shaft with this square drive.
Test fitting the square to make sure it fits. The opening on the bottom of the lever arm is for the brake light actuator.
As you can see the arm will be fixed to the shaft by a 5/16-18 bolt and washer.
Brass bushings get pressed into the mid plate so that the brake system doesn't bind up and wear out.
Top view with arm, mid plate, bushings, and brake lever installed.
Side view of the assembly.
Jeremy Miller of JMILLSENT is making an awesome video for the born free bike. He cam over on monday with his crew and they got buck wild in the shop. i can't wait to see the final product. Thank you guys.
I have had a bunch of people email asking about my bike for born free saying they can't find any info about it. i have a separate blog for the bike. i have decided to just post updates on here since i always slack on this blog anyways.
here is how the bike sits today. i bailed on the aluminum fairing because it just wasn't turning out like how i had it in my head. this one weighs about a quarter of what the metal one weighs as well. i am going to run cam locks (improved version of dzus fasteners) on it so the entire fairing can be released with a couple turns of a screw driver. the bike is coming together really nicely but i still have a mile long list to widdle down before its test ride time. i can't wait to hear how the turbo sounds!
I have been working on the turbo bike every now and then at night, the show is going to be here before we know it. here is my list of things to get done before here and there. i better start late nighting it if i want to have this thing licked by then.


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Knights Revenge By Marie Boedeker
Brenna, has been raised by nuns since she was seven when her parents were killed. Intending to take her vows in a few months her life is turned upside down when she meets Brandon. Brandon, a... More > Knight, who wants to forget his past, wants nothing to change. Unhappily he is escorts his Lord to a convent school for their annual Christmas pageant. Once there he meets Brenna and is struck by her beauty. He seeks her out hoping to discover what it is about her that draws him to her. Caught in an innocent embrace by a jealous school girl Brenna and Brandon are forced to marry. They stand together to face the future and to solve the mysteries of the past. Together they learn the secrets behind Brenna's haunting memories of her parents' murder; as she helps him triumph over his need of approval from a cruel father.< Less
The Last Knights Templar - Revenge By Soulweaver
Alard sets out to learn more about himself whilst serving the Knight's Templar in anyway he can when he is taken away to seek Revenge for his family only to return to the Holy Land to find out... More > everything has changed and he is now needed more than ever.. *This is Book Two< Less
Mindguard Revenge By Stephen D Bollweg
Book 2: Hilden has returned home only to find his world torn asunder. The cold winter respite did little to quell his burning desire to put things right, and now his magic can barely keep up with his... More > failing body. He knows his time runs short and sets out with the last remnants of Hillsfjord's army to stop the Verantium aggression. Meanwhile other races grow ever more aggressive as Valeska destroys everything in her path with an army of dwarves. Dragons run wild and decimate the countryside while centaurs set their sights on annihilating the Lauralie. With the thaw comes a tenuous time of change. Alliances new and old will be put to the test. Can the once great kingdoms of man survive the revenge of Mindguards?< Less
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A holy knight must seek redemption after committing sins of vengeance against those allegedly responsible for the disappearances of his wife and child.
Knights of the Gun By Joseph Jones
Jericho Hexam is a man who thirsts for revenge and closure. After suffering many tragedies at the claws of creatures known as Shapers, he begins hunting them. Not realizing his thirst for revenge... More > would take such a heavy burden on his soul, he searches for the Shaper who killed his family. Weary of death and his inability to prevent the Shapers from exacting their gruesome toll, Jericho becomes caught up in a shadowy conspiracy designed to prevent a war between humanity and mythical forces. A conspiracy willing to sacrifice anyone and anything for its cause. If he can survive the conspiracy, the Shapers, and a mysterious force bent on his destruction, he may find that life can bring second chances.< Less
The Revenge of the Purple Puffin By Martin Crookall
No-one had heard of the White Knight for years, and suddenly he was back, causing chaos and destruction, and considerable work for Declan Cuffe, Principal Officer of Manchester City Council's... More > Planning and Emergency Reconstruction Department. Declan follows the super heroes and villains in and starts working on the mess they live behind. It's a dirty job, but someone has to do it, and Declan's good at what he does. Only this time, there's a bit of a problem. Declan's the only one who knows what the White Knight's been up to since the embarrasing circumstances of his retirement. Because Declan himself used to be the White Knight. And that's not him under the white helmet. Between saving his city from Corporate exploitation, he's got to find out who's impersonating him. And why.< Less
Revenge Part 1 By Eve Naden
The Dark Lord has arisen from the very depths of evil and is spreading revenge everywhere he goes. Morden Endeer is the only horse who can save the Kingdom of the White Knight, but with revenge... More > lurking in every corner of the realms will he discover who he really is?< Less
Revenge of the Queen 1 By Inma R.
In a world where people are born without hearts, those who develop it wake up a certain amount of magic within them. Females being the strongest, they are referred to as Queens, while those males who... More > develop their hearts become their Bishops, Castles and Knights. War between the kingdom of Nowhereland and the country of Beldar has been going on for over 100 years. In The Cage, Nowhereland's protected area to train their Queens, Valeriya, a Queen whose skill is to dream of the future, has a dream that will change everythig for her...< Less


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This was one of the coolest things I've done so far during my trip through Southeast Asia. For a full day, I got to feed the rescued elephants, take care of them, bathe them and cuddle with them.
If you follow me on Instagram, you've seen that I spend three days in a beautiful yoga retreat in the hills of Italy last week. I was there on invitation of LaDress, because they've developed a beautiful yoga collection called LaDress Balance.
Hola Barcelona! I'm very much in love with this city since it has everything I would want a big city to have ánd it's very near the beach. Here are my favorite things to do/visit in Barcelona during Summer that not everybody knows of yet.
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"One night in Bangkok…" is not enough. This city is Huge with a capital H. Bangkok has a population over more than 8 million people. So if you really want to explore Bangkok, take your time. I spend four days in total in Bangkok and have the feeling like I've seen 10% of this city. Nevertheless I want to share my tips and tricks with you.
When I went to Southeast Asia for two months, I started and ended my trip with a stay at Adelphi Suites Bangkok in the popular Sukhumvit Area.


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The world stands at a once-in-a-lifetime turning point
In this article, we look back at 2020 and discuss the ramifications for the future of global trade. World trade and gross domestic product have traditionally grown in tandem, but the reactions of governments worldwide to the Covid-19 pandemic have defined a new normal. Serious questions are presenting themselves as to the extent that this new normal will drive a fall in consumption.
The government-dictated closure of much of the services industry has led to considerable falls in discretionary spending at the micro level, and a concomitant rise in household savings. Spending less, saving more money, supporting local businesses, spending more time working from home feature among the changes that could become permanent, with significant impact on global trade.
An ongoing social study by University College London suggested in late-August that only 10% of people plan to return exactly to their previous lifestyle and spending patterns post-pandemic.
Shaping the post-pandemic future
According to the IMF (International Monetary Fund), the global economy is expected to contract by 3% this year with a possible decline in global trade by as much as one-third as a result of the lockdown. Countries have been impacted in different ways. Countries with high levels of debt and low external reserves are even more vulnerable now, and those exporting commodities have been impacted by the drop in consumption.
The crisis will have a dramatic impact on emerging economies following the brutal stop of tourism, the rush out of capital and the fall in commodity prices. Small to mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) in these countries will face extreme difficulties and will struggle to keep on buying vital goods from other countries and to export their own goods.
The main difference between this and earlier crises is that, in this one, not all sectors are suffering equally. Some have been severely hit with suddenly almost no demand at all. Aeronautics, tourism, and restaurants have recorded much reduced or no turnover. Other sectors like health, technology and logistics are benefiting from the crisis. And the trade of services has remained steadily healthy.
The big picture is thus full of stark contrasts. How will global trade recover? At what speed? Which trade corridors will recover best? It is too early to tell what we will see unfold over the next several months. We could see greater interest for a while in traditional trade finance instruments such as letters of credit, although so far, rather surprisingly, this has not yet materialised.
The dislocation and recomposition of supply chains
In Europe, where supply chains are the most integrated internationally, companies found themselves being hit twice. Firstly because they could not get the intermediary goods needed for their production, and secondly because of the lack of demand. The question of how demand will resume, and to what extent it will resume - or not - is key.
The COVID-19 crisis has dislocated supply chains across the word for a range of reasons. These include, for example, the interdependency and complexity that have become the global standard in the auto manufacturing industry, where 2,500 parts will come from many different locations to build a car. This can be well nigh impossible to understand, and to manage, and to adjust to rapidly. We have even seen the sovereignty of a number of countries being threatened in an unprecedented manner in, for example, matters relating to medical supplies.
We will likely see a restructuring of supply chain as a growing number of countries think about producing more locally, in the region in which they are based. We will see less 'just in time' production and more 'just in case', bringing a reduction in the length and complexity of supply chains.
Reshoring is, however, easier said than done, not least because of the transfer of expertise and experience that has taken place in the decades since outsourcing and offshoring became everyday practice; 100% reshoring will simply not be possible and in some cases not even suitable.
However, even if a portion is achieved, it will be a significant change, and governments can be expected to push for this to occur, if only in order to fight domestic unemployment. In this context, companies that have benefited from government support during the crisis will be expected to demonstrate their nationalist credentials and react accordingly.
The acceleration of evolution
" The impact of the pandemic will be felt increasingly in day-to-day operations, as we experience an acceleration in evolution. While physical documents remain a staple requirement of global trade, the pandemic might well have supplied the push that was needed to make day-to-day processes more efficient. Players across the value chain are now well aligned to strongly advocate a much quicker adoption of digitisation and automation. "
During the health crisis, digitisation has been proven to deliver an even stronger competitive advantage. It is not only about efficiency gains or the acquisition of new business, but also about ensuring the resilience of the business in such situations as we have come to know recently, involving the large-scale restriction of physical interactions.
Last but not least we believe that in the short-, medium- and long-term future we will see a growing movement from the pursuit of economic growth at almost any cost to a more sustainable level of economic growth.
This will be driven by government awareness that we collectively need to build a more sustainable world for our children. There will be relaunch plans for economic recovery, funded by governments, of which a large part will be dedicated to greening, relocating and modernising major industrial and transport infrastructures.
I am a fervent supporter of Europe and an even more fervent supporter of helping SMEs to survive in these unprecedented times. Without healthy SMES, supply chains simply cannot function. The reshoring of at least some strategic or vital activities into Europe will help SMEs survive the crisis and help manage the inevitable changes that are expected to revolutionise the job market. A significant number of jobs will cease to exist in a few years and others that we cannot yet even imagine will emerge. One of the key challenges for sustainable growth is to help people adjust to this series of dramatic changes.
The future landscape will see less emphasis upon travel, and more emphasis upon the appropriate use of technology and sustainable growth in a sustainable world. We will see growth in recycling and the further development of new trade corridors, a reduction in the number of suppliers, a broadly enhanced sharing of added value and a shift in the geographic location of employment, all the while facing the highly publicised challenges of the US/China trade war and other geopolitical tensions. These will be the key drivers shaping global trade.
Marie-Laure Gastellu Head of Trade Services Transaction Banking - Societe Generale
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Men's Lacrosse: Raiders pounce on Wildcats, 14-11.
Rivier (7-2, GNAC 2-2) 9 0 3 2 14
Johnson & Wales (RI) (2-10, GNAC 1-4) 3 3 3 2 11
G: Brad Kretz - 3
A: Matt Gelb - 4
Sv: Andrew Costa - 15
GB: Zach D'Amico - 9
G: Colby Larsen - 5
A: Chris Pennie - 4
Sv: Matt Cloutman - 20
Story written and posted by Hayden Barbosa, Rivier University Assistant Sports Information Director
(Nashua, N.H.) The Rivier University Raiders earned a conference win on the road, against the Wildcats of Johnson and Wales University, 14-11.
Most of the damage was done by the Raiders in the first period. Between senior Colby Larsen (Windham, N.H.) and sophomore Dylan McSparren (Warwick, R.I) the duo scored 3 apiece. Four of the goals the two attackers utlized eachother. The other two went unassisted.
Others to contribute minutes later were senior Eric Guinasso (Pelham, Mass), who scored an unassisted goal after a successful face-off won by junior Travis Gusikoff (Lagrangeville, N.Y.).
Senior Jake Genest (Salem, N.H.) tallied one of his goals off of a dish from freshman Corey Hicks (Londonderry, N.H.). Another goal scored after a successful face-off by Gusikoff.
Senior Rob Fullerton (Wilmington, Mass.) also contributed to the scoreline in the first leg, thanks to senior Chris Pennie (Wilmington, Mass.) who was credited the assist. Pennie leads the Raiders with 20 assists and with this total he sits 3rd in the conference.
After the first 15 minutes the Raiders outpaced the Wildcats, 9-3.
Rivier out performed the Wildcats on almost all statisitcal fronts. Shots; 16-4, ground balls; 9-6, faceoffs; 7-12 to 5-12, clears; 3-3, 2-3. The Raiders only gave up 2 turnovers, while the home team gave up 6.
In the second, third and fourth period the Raiders kept on climbing. However, so did the the Wildcats. Senior Brad Kratz (Sandy Hook, Conn.) led the hosts with 3 goals out of 4 attempts on goal and 1 assist on the night. Senior Ben Farrell (Baltimore, Md.) notched 2 goals, 3 assists and scooped up 5 ground balls when it was all said and done. However, the Raiders kept a 3 goal margin for over three quarters.
Up next for the Raiders, another Great Northeast Atlantic Conference face off against the Cadets of Norwich University (5-4 overall, 3-1 GNAC) on Tuesday, April 9th at 7PM in Northfield, Vt.. As for the Wildcats, they'll take a trip to New Haven, Ct. to face conference foes Albertus Magnus (2-5 overall, 1-3 GNAC) on Tuesday at 7:30PM.


ICELANDIC 1 | Mímir - Vertu meira!
This is a course for beginners where students learn the Icelandic alphabet, pronunciation and basic vocabulary. Students practice speaking, understanding, reading and writing basic sentences through diverse learning methods. Basic grammar is introduced in relation to the learning material.* Participants will be evaluated at the end of the course and advised on further Icelandic studies.
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Q: Check if long text area field contains given string I have a custom field called Account_from__c which is a text field. Now, I have a Long text field called Warning_Message__c which contains warning messages. The warning message will be like "Account from value cannot be null". This warning message field will contains multiple messages.
Now, if Account_from__c is not null, this particular warning message should be removed.
below is the code snipper:
String s = 'The Account From cannot be blank.';
if(acc.Account_from__c != Null){
                if(acc.Warning_Message__c.contains(s)){
                    acc.Warning_Message__c.replace(s,'');
                }
            }

This logic isnt working as expected. Even when I update the record with Account from value, the message is still in place.
Can anyone please suggest any update to the above code so that i can get this done.
Thanks!

A: You forgot to actually update the warning message. Replace does not change the current string but generates a new one.
String s = 'The Account From cannot be blank.';
if(acc.Account_from__c != Null){
    if(acc.Warning_Message__c.contains(s)){
        acc.Warning_Message__c = acc.Warning_Message__c.replace(s,'');
    }
}

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April 14th / The Introduction
My pre-order of "Mariner" limited edition CD album has been dispatched from Amazon today and it is on it's way to me. It is an album written by Sweden's post-metal pioneers "Cult of Luna" in collaboration with the frantic and luscious vocalist Julie Christmas from now already defunct bands "Made out of babies" and "Battle of Mice".
I've started listening to Cult of Luna, when I was about 16 years old. Their music took up quite a significant portion of my everyday listening material back then. Over the years I've neglected them, only occasionally returning back to the all time favorite tracks like "Leave me here", "Circle" and "Dark City, dead man". I guess they got too boring for my taste as my musical view widened. So I stopped following this band up until they had released their album "Vertikal", which to my surprise was in one word - fantastic. As for Julie, well, her voice can be sweet and soothing or out of control and menacing, her lyrics - bizarre and her looks - stunning. It may seem like it, but let me assure you, that I don't have a crush on her... although I must admit she is really hot. Around 7 years have passed since I first heard Battle of Mice's "A Day of Nights" record, and yet I still think that the track "Sleep & Dream" has one of the most awe inspiring lyrics I've heard in a metal song to this day.
Based on, what I wrote in the previous paragraph, you might guess the reason, why I've been dying to get this record in my possession immediately after I saw the teaser for it.
To make things more interesting for myself and to raise the anticipation, I have decided to listen to it only, when I will receive the physical copy. Now I just need not to get my expectations up too high.
April 19th / The Trial
Mariner is finally here. Time to listen to it.
Greater call - A splendid intro followed by the not so splendid and in-your-face Perrson's vocals! Why? Why, in the name of all that is sacred in metal, couldn't his vocals be at the same level Julie's vocals are on this track? The weird "core" like riff @3:55 didn't make much sense as well. Apart from having quite ugly parts, the song also contains excellent bits, so taking that in consideration, I will listen further and not just stop the record here. Although I'm beginning to feel as if all of this could be a monstrous disappointment.
Chevron contains one of the smoothest transitions between tracks since ever, yet it is a pity, that the rest of the song is a total meh-fest. Unmemorable, no tasty riffs, no hooks, no grooves, no nothing...
The Wreck of S.S. Needle - Finally a decent and memorable track. The vocals are a bit too high in the mix at times though. I'm getting kinda tired of vocals being shoved down my throat at this point. It feels like the audio engineer tried making voices the focal point of the whole album. The production is screaming: "WITNESS the vocals! Don't waste your time appreciating the outstanding instrumentation!" In my opinion vocal and instrumentation levels should be kept as they are at 4:40 everywhere throughout the record. That part of the song is mesmerizing both musically and production wise.
Approaching Transition - It seems like the previous track was a juncture. Probably that was the moment, when the band decided not to suck a bag of dicks on this record and try sounding awesome instead.
The beautiful and spacey vibes are accompanied by processed clean vocals. The effects used here make lead singer's voice sound like it is coming from the drain-pipe, which is pretty cool, if you ask me. Around 9th minute the song reaches it's climax and a nice, destructive riff kicks in, soon after it fades into nothingness, and I can't decide whether it is good or not.
Cygnus - At motherfucking last everything stands into it's rightful place! Thank you! The instruments, the vocals and the effects are all in equilibrium. Nothing pops out from the mix.
This is a bit unusual for post-metal, but the track actually contains a guitar solo. If done correctly, an occasional solo here and there, as long as it doesn't turn into pretentious fret-board wanking, adds another layer to the song, freshens things up and makes everything sound a bit more psychedelic.
A superb song! Definitely my favorite track here. I just wish the whole record was like this...
May 8th / The Verdict
The boxing is delightful and whoever created the design for the cover and that digibook deserves a pat on the back. It is both ascetic and fine polished.
As for the music itself, the first two tracks sucked big time. The rest was good. It isn't Cult's best work up to date that's for sure, but it's definitely good. Same goes for Julie. I must say, that the production and mastering ruined it for me. I'm a fan of a rawer sound and Mariner was missing the "hair" - everything sounded too polished, too modern and too clean. Vocal levels were a complete turnoff as well, because at times they were too loud and distracting from the quite impressive instrumentation parts.
A solid 6/10. If the first two tracks would be non-existent, I would rate it 8/10.
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The Tobago Heritage Festival returns to the island from July 13th to August 1st 2017 under the theme Bring Back de Ole Time Days – Len' Hand. The dates and theme were announced by Councillor Nadine Stewart-Phillips, Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Transportation at the Post Executive Council media briefing on Wednesday 10th May, 2017.
This year, the event reverts to its two-week long schedule and it promises to deliver engaging and enlightening cultural events produced by the Committee, as well as the various host villages.
Councillor Stewart-Phillips noted that the change in the duration of the festival was made in response to budgetary concerns. It is expected that the condensed programme will allow all participating bodies to deliver a cohesive and rich series of events geared toward preserving unique cultural traditions, while simultaneously educating visitors and locals about the island's societal roots.
The Festival has grown from year to year, attracting thousands to community celebrations such as "Moriah Ole Time Wedding", "Charlotteville National Treasure's Day" and "Plymouth J'Ouvert". In addition to these and other festival favourites, 2017 will see the "Junior Heritage" and "Bele Fest" added to the calendar of events, as well as the return of the unique "Living Museum" in Scarborough.
Additionally, the consistently expanding "Heritage Tours" will directly target adventure seekers and nature lovers for a unique experience that combines historical tours of the island with the added outdoor element of hiking and camping.
The Heritage Festival remains a much anticipated annual celebration of Tobago's cultural tapestry, where traditional art forms, such as music, dance, and theatrical reenactments are showcased. This year's theme, encapsulates the spirit of cooperation and selflessness nurtured in a mutually beneficial system used by our ancestors, whereby people would "lend a hand" without the expectation of financial gain. This year, the hope is that, in the spirit of Len' Hand, individuals, groups and organizations across the island will come together to share in the preparation and execution of the festival's many events.
The Tobago Heritage Festival will officially launch on Friday 16th June, 2017. Details on this event will soon be forthcoming.
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I always wanted to visit Spain, but I could never make up my mind between Madrid and Barcelona. I think that is why I always struggled to book tickets there! Now that I've cyber-met Matt from his really cool website, The Travel Blogs, I know where I'm heading: Madrid ayyyy!
Having lived in Madrid for nearly 18 months, I thought it was about time I shared some of my knowledge and tips of what to do in Madrid. Some of them are free, some of them not free and others require remortgaging your house, especially if you have a thing for baby eels. Anyway, without further ado, here are my 9 things to do in Madrid, in no particular order . . . apart from that first one.
Ahhh, where better to start than the centre, not just of Madrid, but of Spain. A wide open space often crammed with people, Sol is where everything begins.
Shaped like a semicircle, Sol's flat side is home to the City Hall with streets radiating like sunbeams from the circle surrounding it, each leading to another one of Madrid's attractions. Outside the main door of the city hall, you can find a small plaque marking it as the geographical centre of the entire country. Many people like to stop and get a touristic picture of their feet, but I wouldn't do that . . .
It is also in Sol where you'll find El Oso y el Madroño, the Statue of the Bear and the Strawberry Tree, Madrid's iconic symbol that you'll see in many souvenir shops during your stay in Madrid. It's odd, and I don't know if something got lost in translation of that one, but I'm pretty sure that strawberries don't grow on trees.
While you're in Sol, be sure to keep an eye out for all the fun characters. You can meet Homer Simpson, Mickey and Minnie, and loads more with varying degrees of costume aptitude. Some look great, but others really should try harder. To be fair though, I often just look at them with respect for being able to stay in costume in the 40 degree Madrid summer. They will be wandering around offering the chance to get a photo with them and although you may want your photo taken with a sweat laden Mickey, just remember that they will expect some form of payment in return.
I haven't actually been into the Royal Palace or the Cathedral yet, so I can't confidently recommend it, but plenty of people have and say it's great, just check TripAdvisor. However, I can certainly recommend the surrounding area. Visiting the White Triangle (I have just made that name up and I think I'm going to make it stick) is a must.
The Royal Palace, Madrid Cathedral and the decadent Opera House act as the three corners to the triangle and each shines brighter than all the teeth in hollywood as the sun reflects off their white facades (See, makes sense now). The area within these must see sites in Madrid is beautiful. Made up of statues, fountains, street entertainers with a wonderful mix of workers, tourists and segways passing through, it is the perfect place to kick back, relax and people watch.
Possibly my favourite spot in the city centre, the Círculo de Bellas Artes, is home to a rooftop bar with some of the most spectacular views over the iconic Cibeles fountain and Palace.
The building is a multi-purpose cultural building, home to theatre performances, cinema, art exhibitions and more, however, my favourite spot is on the roof. The entrance is a little tricky to find as it is hidden down a small side street, and they do charge a small fee to go to the roof bar, around 4 Euros. But all that does is make you feel less guilty about not buying anything while you're up there. If you're a little short on cash, I'd recommend going up to catch a sunset and just leaving quietly after. However, if you fancy treating yourself, head up about an hour before sunset, claim a good spot (possibly one of the beds) and enjoy a couple of cocktails with the best sunset views in the city.
The Plaza Mayor dates back to the early 1600's and in the centre stands a statue of the King who had the plaza created, Philip II. It is one of Madrid's most popular spots and is home to many restaurants with outside tables basking in the sunshine. There are also many events here throughout the year including concerts and the yearly Christmas Market, so do have a quick look if something is happening before you visit, you may get lucky.
An interesting fact to ponder as you look around the plaza is that the statue was once known for its rather appalling smell and no one could figure out why. Well, that is until someone decided to blow it up and inside they found a mass of decomposing sparrows. It turned out that the small birds would enter through a small hole in the mouth and never be able to get back out again. Fortunately, when the statue was repaired, it was given a good clean and the hole patched up, probably much to the relief of anyone that enjoys the al fresco dining on offer.
Now I'm a little confused about why one of Madrid's main tourist attractions is an Egyptian Temple, but that's not to say it's not nice. It is actually an original Egyptian temple, relocated to Spain from the banks of the Nile. It's original site in Egypt came under threat due to a dam building project, and in recognition of Spain's help in saving other Egyptian Temples, the government donated this one and it was resurrected in 1972.
The Temple itself is nice, on a calm day at sunset, it becomes a very instagramable spot, but better than the temple itself is the surrounding park. A wonderful place to sit, take a break, and enjoy some spectacular views looking back to Madrid's Royal Palace and Cathedral.
That's right, according to the Guinness Book of Records Madrid is home to the oldest continuous restaurant in the world, The Sabrino de Botin. The team there have been looking after patrons as a business since 1725, albeit with a couple of management changes, unless the boss is now nearly 300 years old, which would probably be considered an even cooler record to have.
Sorry, I digress. Now, as you'd expect, this is a pretty popular spot and if you want to eat you have to book far in advance and I hope the popularity has to do with the quality of food as it's not cheap. I remember seeing a plate of baby eels for over 100 Euros (yes you read that right, baby eels), however, the menu on their website has had the prices removed, so I'd say yeah, do some saving before you visit.
If you do go to the Sabrino de Botin and find out it is a little out of your price range, don't worry, it is still a great area for food. The road it is in has a number of other cellar restaurants each with their own underground dining area and specialising in a different dish. If you don't fancy any of them, there is also the fabulous Mercado de San Miguel. It is a regenerated market that now offers fashionable tapas, food and drink as well as a fruit and veg stall where the owner will attack you if you dare touch any of his produce . . . well . . . give you a hefty slap on the hand. In my defence, I just wanted to check how ripe his mangos were, in his defense there were plenty of signs in multiple languages that say "Don't touch the produce".
To be honest, there's not much I can tell you about the world famous Museo Nacional Del Prado (https://www.museodelprado.es/en) that you wouldn't be better off Googling elsewhere. I'm not going to pretend I know what I'm talking about, it's an art gallery, according to many one of the best in the entire world, but fundamentally I'm a bit of a philistine and don't really care for looking at old paintings. However, if that's your thing, great, Madrid is the place for you. However, one thing I can promise you is loooong queues, so book your tickets in advance.
Now, if you are a fellow philistine and you are looking for something to do while your more cultured friends check out Goya and whoever else, then luckily right behind El Prado is Retiro Park, one of Europe's largest urban parks. It is divided into many bite size chunks including a gorgeous boating lake, rose garden, exhibition hall and much more. If you are looking for a relaxing afternoon, this is the place to be.
Don't take this the wrong way, but one of my favourite things to do in Madrid is leave it, and fortunately there are plenty of great options when it comes to taking a day trip. The public transport system offers great value and very quick trains, making surrounding towns and cities easily reachable in a day. Some suggestions could be the beautiful walled town of Avila or the historical capital of Spain, Toledo, but my personal favorite is Segovia.
Segovia is home to one of the largest surviving Roman Aqueducts in the world as well as an impenetrable castle and stunning cathedral. It takes about 45 minutes to get to by train and if you want to avoid the "sweaty armpit fest" of a bus ride once you arrive, check out taking a day trip to Segovia , including how to get there, what to do and a few extra juicy tips.
Now my little insiders tip. If you are looking for non-touristy things to do in Madrid, then you should definitely check out the Rio Manzanares. Many people come and leave Madrid without ever even realizing there is a river. Located the far side of the Royal Palace, Madrid Rio is an extensive park with walking trails, play areas and most importantly . . . bars.
So what makes Madrid special?
Whether reading this makes you more inclined to visit or less, here is the wrap. Madrid is often overshadowed by its grumpy cousin Barcelona in the travel and tourism market. While yes, if you're looking for pretty and iconic, Barcelona has more. However, what makes Madrid so amazing is the people and the atmosphere.
Having spent a lot of time in both cities I would say the people of Madrid are far more welcoming, the nightlife is much more fun, the street side dining and just the liveliness of the city beats Barcelona hands down. All of my friends that have visited have fell in love with the city and most have their return trips booked already. So while I'm not going down the easy route of turning this into a Barcelona vs Madrid post, what I am telling you is that once you have visited both, you will prefer Madrid!
Matt owns and runs The Travel Blogs, a site which collates and shares blogs from hundreds of travel bloggers around the world and pins them on an interactive world map. It is also home to his own blog where he writes about travel past, present and futures as well as occasional fun travel related news stories when they grab his attention and he feels they need yet another opinion.


Nestled beneath fruit trees and surrounded by a breathtaking view of the mountains, The Junipero Hotel in Palm Springs, CA is the ultimate tranquil escape. Attracting discerning guests from around the world due to its serene Mediterranean and Moroccan influences and exquisite design details, the outside space was furnished with selected pieces from the Eos Range by Matthew Hilton, to create a contemporary and fresh aesthetic. We caught up with interior designer and entrepreneur Jaime Kowal to find out about the inspiration behind the project.
Case: Can you tell us a bit about the Junipero and how the place came about?
Jaime Kowal: The Junipero is a beautifully renovated 1930's Spanish Colonial six room boutique accommodation in Palm Springs. My business partners presented me with the opportunity to design the interior and create the brand for the already beautifully renovated space and I am always thrilled to take on new design challenges so was happy to accept. My vision was to breathe a tranquil, relaxed Moroccan vibe into the property. With the compound consisting of a historic main house and three suites, each of them was curated with natural and organic textiles, high quality furnishings and original art. The goal was to provide an elevated Palm Springs escape.
Jaime Kowal: My original inspirations stemmed from the unique architecture and property itself. I wanted incorporate a Mediterranean color palette of turquoise and blue, combined with an easy Moroccan vibe, original large scale photography + artwork and the use of organic fabrics and textiles. With the backdrop of the property being wide open views of the San Jacinto mountains, the outdoor area makes for perfect Palm Springs lounging in one of our hammocks, EOS loungers, or at the communal table for optimal al fresco dining. Both the main house and rooms have a ton of natural light which really enhances the indoor/outdoor experience. I painted the doors of the rooms all a slightly different shade of blue which plays off well with the beautiful giant brushstroke custom wallpaper I used in the main dining room.
Case: What do you like about the EOS range and how did the range fit into the design scheme?
Jaime Kowal: The EOS loungers added the perfect clean line aesthetic to the relaxed feel I had already incorporated into the Junipero. They offer a contemporary counterpoint that balances perfectly with the natural elements of the mountainous backdrop and organic textures of the outdoor space.
Case: Would you specify EOS for future projects?
Jaime Kowal: I would absolutely specify Eos products for future projects. The style of the products are very clean and simple and the geometric lines add a subtle balance to the vision I aspire to curate.
Case: How is the outdoor space used throughout the year by the guests?
Jaime Kowal: Palm Springs is infamous for poolside lounging! The outdoor area gets about just as much use as the indoor space. Our outdoor pavilion sits 12 people for communal dining, laying in a hammock makes for a great morning read, and enjoying talking with friends at the fire pit during the desert's cooler months are just a few ways to take advantage of the stunning mountain views. Between the daytime in the pool and the evening in the hot tub the space is enjoyed all day long.
Jaime Kowal: The Junipero is an outstanding six room boutique hotel which has been inspired by Mediterranean architecture, Moroccan culture, and Palm Springs artistry. Exquisitely renovated and carefully curated with high-quality furnishings, natural textiles and beautiful art, the Junipero is an ultimate desert escape. The Modern Spanish Colonial compound has a historic main house and three suites which share a new aquamarine pool and spa, a vast outdoor space and dining area, as well as a custom built fire pit for after dark.


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On a private guided tour discover the famous Leonardo Da Vinci Self-portrait, housed in the Royal Library of Turin. Choose a date and time to suit yourself and then skip the entrance queues.
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Within the celebrations to mark 500th anniversary of Leonardo Da Vinci's death, here is a unique chance to go through the History and Beauty of the greatest Reneissance genius, engineer, painter, sculpture, scientist, mathematician, musician and inventor.
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Bruno Long is a professional adventure sports photographer based in Revelstoke, BC. Originally hailing from New Brunswick, he quickly left the East Coast behind after graduating from university and began his hunt for tall mountains and deep snow. After a 7-year stint in Jasper National Park, he relocated to Revelstoke with the hopes of carving out a life as a photographer in the Columbia Mountains. Working numerous jobs to help feed his healthy outdoor activity addiction, he also worked tirelessly on crafting his skills as a photographer and occasional writer. In the past several years, that hard work has paid off, with Long becoming a regular contributor to many ski and mountain bike magazine worldwide, including becoming a Senior Photographer with Bike Magazine and Forecast Magazine.
The jumps on Boulder Mountain's Hotdog Hallway were created with a small amount of money and a large amount of effort. Many hours were spent cutting, digging and shaping this area to give the Revelstoke DH community a nice set of jumps to improve their overall jumping skills. Local ripper Stu Dickson shows that all the hard work eventually paid off with a great set of large tabletop jumps in a beautiful setting.
In the fall, a local trail area very close to town slowly turns into a beautiful little oasis. The CP Trails are a quick hit directly prom town and are home to a few special spots full of deciduous trees that leave the entire area glowing yellow with leaves. Turn that photo into a black and white image and you are given a unique look that remind me more of winter skiing than fall mountain biking. In this image, Mike Hopkins gets an introduction to the area shortly after making the move to Revelstoke from his hometown of Rossland.
Joss Peak is one of the most beautiful alpine rides I've ever been on and have been lucky enough to ride it many times in spectacular weather. This day was no different, with Travis Hauck and Ned Woods climbing up towards the top of the ridge while storm clouds curled up into a massive wave that seems destined to barrel down on them and crush our alpine dreams in rain and thunder. However, the storm passed by and we enjoyed a beautiful sunny alpine day in the mountains without incident.
Logging Leftovers was a project that came more out of necessity than need. After the old trail on Boulder Mountain was logged, the local logging company donated some money to repair the trail and a large group of volunteers helped rebuild the trail into a machine-built flow-trail for all users. It has become one of Boulder Monutain's most popular trails, with fun rollers and flows berms, as displayed by Andrew Clark and Brodie Evans.
After a long cold ride to the far end of Revelstoke's ultra classic Keystone Standard Basin trail, it's always nice to share a nice warm cup of coffee with a friend. That's exactly what my brother Chris Long and Jordy Lebel are doing here, after getting stuck in a storm more than a few times on our way to the cabin turn around point.
Revelstoke's Mount Macpherson trails are not only a mountain bike network, they also provide locals with an amazing cross country ski area in the winter months. In this image, local father-son duo Andrew and Keith McNab (who also happens to be the local bike club President) are a rip down one of the oldest trail in the network named Break-a-Leg. Thankfuly, no injuries on this day, only fun, flowy and technical descending.
Local bike shop owner and Colombian transport Selim Bedoya Sabbagh takes an after work rip through one of the many trails running through cutbacks in the area, this one aptly named Stimulus. A few years after being logged and rebuilt, nature slowly begins to take over the area again, with greenery pushing its way towards the sun and fireweed slowly growing it's way towards the sky. Nature has an amazing way of reclaiming it's proper place despite major hardship.
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