On February 21st Milo turned 8 months old and once again I am amazed by how quickly the time is flying by.
Milo is a pro sitter, has mastered his pincer grasp (which is so cute and makes grabbing his favourite food, blueberries, much easier!) and has one tooth with another about to poke through. His hair is also thickening up, that's why he needs to be holding that comb.
I am pretty positive that Milo is going to walk before he crawls because he has zero interest in attempting to crawl. If you try to put him on his hands and knees he immediately slides to his belly and flaps his arms and legs. He has wiggled his way over to something that he realllllly wants but usually just flaps until you pick him up and help him with his true love: walking. This boy thinks that he should be walking around like an adult already. He can walk himself around holding on to things and always wants help to stand up. He is still wobbly but getting stronger and steadier everyday and I am pretty sure he will be walking in no time.
I think that is everything I wanted to share. I always write these posts and then remember something I meant to mention the next day. I hope you all have a good day!
PS. Just so no one calls the mommy police on me, we don't give Milo whole blueberries. I break them into a star or plus sign shape for him.
He looks more like Ivan everyday! Such a handsome boy.
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He melts my heart! He's so beautiful! Those eyes! I always wanted to do cloth diapering, but I just never got around to it. I had a lot of nay-saying from my mom about it since she did it with me. Bummer!
Wow, he has gotten so big! I'm imagining one of these but with Milo as a teenager, and the carrot will only be as long as his arm!
So, just wondering, as a fellow Ontarian (yay Canada!) and oldies-lover (yay Beatles!), do you have much luck in your area with oldies radio? We used to have a couple dedicated oldies stations here in the Kingston area, but they've recently changed to new stuff. I do listen to Randy's Vinyl Tap on CBC and he sometimes plays some good old stuff, but I miss my dedicated oldies stations. Any luck in the Hamilton area?
I love your blog and miss your posts, though I totally understand needing to soak up all the Milo snuggles you can while he's still all pudgy and yummy... I have three under ten who are great, but I do miss my pudgy babies!
I love your videos! Do you have a record collection? If so, would love to see a video or blog post about it!


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Can anyone show me a screen shot of demonrik's webui? I know it is still in development, and as I understand, does not set recordings for the DVR, but I'd like to get a sense of how well it might develop for my needs.
I know it is still in development, and as I understand, does not set recordings for the DVR, but I'd like to get a sense of how well it might develop for my needs.
It can be used to set recordings. It works great for setting up series recordings but it's a bit clunky for one time recordings.
I kept my notes from the last time I set up the Web UI on a Raspberry Pi. It runs pretty well on my $5 Raspberry Pi Zero W. I can write up instructions for that if it helps you any.
Installation instructions for the Raspberry Pi would be terrific! As luck would have it, I just got my first Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ last week. I've not set up a PHP server before, but if it is just a few apt-gets and editing text config files, it should be no problem.
Has anyone used this from a small (e.g. phone) touchscreen? How well does it perform in that use case?
If there are other existing instructions for installations on other platforms, I would be happy to see those too.
p.s. Setting up a series recording is likely my most common use case anyway. It will be mostly for those "emergencies" when I forgot to record a game or show. I can always modify the task later (and delete unwanted recordings).
It works pretty well on mobile.
I tried posting the installation instructions but Cloudflare keeps blocking it. Send me a PM if you want me to email it to you.


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A mechanism to promote more effective coordinated regional development will be set up, according to a guideline issued on Nov 29.
The guideline, jointly released by the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the State Council, has come up with a target to establish a mechanism for coordinated regional development that is compatible with building a moderately prosperous society by 2020, and a new development mechanism that is compatible with its basic modernization by 2035.
It called for efforts to promote the integrated development of the country's major development strategies, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, the coordinated development between the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei cluster and the development of the Yangtze River Economic Belt.
There will be better coordination for the growth of developed areas and less developed areas. The eastern provincial areas will prioritize reform and innovation, the transformation between new and traditional growth engines as well as regional integration. For the less-developed areas in the west, the country will speed up efforts to improve the weak links such as infrastructure, public service, ecology and environment as well as industry development, the guideline said.
The guideline also requires coordinated development between land and marine sectors, with more endeavors set to be made to repair ecology along coastal areas and step up control over land reclamation.
The free flow of elements between urban and rural areas will be further promoted to better the business environment and stimulate market vitality. A unified negative list system for the market will be implemented nationwide, and regional market barriers will be eliminated, the guideline said.
It also called for increased coordination between fiscal, monetary and investment polices to support inter-regional projects in transport, water conservancy and environmental protection.
The country will actively conduct international regional cooperation by giving full play to cooperative mechanisms such as the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, the guideline said.
An evaluation system for the business environment will be established, according to a statement released after a State Council executive meeting presided over by Premier Li Keqiang on Nov 28.
The importance of bettering the business environment for promoting high-quality development was highlighted at the meeting. Endeavors will be made to better align with advanced international standards, tackle areas of major weakness and vigorously pursue reform and opening-up, the statement said.
A system for evaluating the business environment in China that is comparable to international criteria will be set up in alignment with World Bank standards. The assessment will focus on areas closely related to market participants, including starting a business, getting a construction permit, obtaining a loan, paying taxes, going through bankruptcy procedures and protecting intellectual property rights, the statement said.
The evaluation will be carried out across the country in due course, and local authorities and departments will be encouraged to come up with more solid measures for bettering the business environment.
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Enterprises will receive greater support to participate in the policymaking process related to the business environment, and channels of communication between business and government will be smoothed to make government policies better targeted and more effective, and foster a business environment that is market-driven, law-based and up to international standards, the statement said.
China's efforts to improve its business environment were endorsed by the World Bank in a report released on Oct 31. The country advanced more than 30 spots to 46th place in the global rankings, making it one of the top 10 improvers in the World Bank's Doing Business 2019: Training for Reform report.


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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR | REVIEW
Posted by Daryl | Nov 21, 2017 | Playstation VR Review, Review
Developer: Ghost Games
Format(s): Playstation 4 (Reviewed), Xbox One, PC
Now I'll be one of the first to admit that when I saw The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR's reveal at E3 earlier this year that I was a little dubious of how good it'd actually be. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge supporter of virtual reality and the Playstation VR headset, but given the sheer size of the world of Skyrim and the grand adventure it hosts, I just wasn't sure if it'd be technically possible.
Boy, was I wrong. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR has proven to be one of the Playstation VR's most impressive releases, with it offering the full experience (plus all of the DLC) in a way that is simply mind-blowing. The game has seen multiple releases over the years, and sure, this might not be the prettiest version of the game you're going to play, but it is definitely the most immersive. I've spent a ton of hours with the game already and now I'm not sure if I could go back to playing it any other way.
I don't really think it's necessary to talk about what exactly The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is; I mean, everyone has heard of it by this point and I'm sure the majority of gamers have even played it. I personally have put over one-hundred hours into the game in the past, got the platinum trophy in it, and even completed all of the DLC quests. In a nutshell, it's an epic adventure that sees you taking on countless monsters, get involved in a political battle between factions, and take on huge dragons.
Of course, whilst I've been on this adventure before, I haven't done so in virtual reality.
It's clear from the start of your adventure that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR is going to be something special. Remember that wagon ride you take down to your 'execution' at the start of the game? Just sitting in that felt completely different, with the world whistling past you as you make the dreaded journey down the hill and into the Imperial camp. Even seeing the executioner raise his axe above your head felt a lot more daunting, but not quite as much as the dragon that then swoops in and unleashes a ferocious attack. Again, this is a scene that was impressive to witness in the game anyway, but when seen in virtual reality is utterly outstanding – despite knowing it was going to happen, I jumped out of my skin when the dragon burst through the tower walls as I was trying to escape from it.
This showdown with a dragon is witnessed in the opening alone, and since The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR is full to the brim with epic encounters against a myriad of different beasts, it's clear that you're simply going to be in awe from the start until the very end. Even simple things like hearing strange noises in a cave, watching butterflies glide around you, or walking through cobwebs feels a lot more immersive and really demonstrates the extra level of realism that virtual reality actually brings to the game.
One of the hiccups that has come with first-person Playstation VR games is how to get them to control properly, especially when using dual Move controllers. Now whilst The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR offers the entire experience players have known and loved over the years, the fact you can play with Move controllers gives you a whole new way to enjoy it.
You're able to equip a sword and shield with each hand and actually have to reach out and strike your opponents in front of you, or alternatively raise your shield to protect yourself from incoming attacks. Consider yourself more of an archer? That's fine; you can also use a bow and arrow, where you have to manually pull back on the string of your bow as you carefully line up your shot. Or do you prefer to use magic? The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR lets you unleash different magic attacks from each hand, with the player having full manual control of where exactly they want to aim each blast.
It's so much fun and actually gives The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR an almost arcade-like way to play, plus it helps make you feel like you're really there in the middle of the action – it certainly compliments the immersiveness of the Playstation VR headset. It might sound like something where the novelty of attacking would wear off over time, but I've sunk a good few hours into the game so far and still find hacking away at enemies to feel incredibly satisfying…
Even moving when using the Move controllers felt simple enough, with the player able to aim and teleport ahead of themselves when they want to move. In honesty though, I've never actually been a huge fan of the teleportation mode of locomotion in virtual reality games, so I instead played with smooth traversal. When doing this, you press the main button on the Move controller to move forward, and the smaller buttons on the Move controller to turn left and right. Whilst I'll admit it can be a little awkward to get on top of initially, after a couple of hours of play you'll find it works naturally. The only action I ever found particularly awkward to perform was moving backwards, which required you to aim the Move controller up when pressing the main button; it might sound simple enough, but in the heat of battle felt a little uncomfortable.
If you don't own Move controllers or just don't get on with them, you're in luck – The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR can also be played with a Dual-Shock controller. I wouldn't really recommend it over the Move controllers (honestly, when you get used to them you won't be able to imagine playing the game any other way), but having the option there will definitely make some players happy.
With virtual reality comes a few issues though, with certain players not being able to move around freely or play for too long without feeling sick – this is an absolute monster of an RPG that'll easily last well over a hundred hours, so if you've got a low tolerance for virtual reality, you might find yourself feeling a lot of discomfort. Fortunately, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR has plenty of comfort options in place to make it as easy for players as possible. There's the aforementioned teleportation mode of travel, a variety of different rotation angles when turning, the option to make each turn an instant turn or a gradual one – there're certainly plenty of different settings you can toy around with to get the experience that best suits you.
If you want to get the absolute best one though, you'll want to turn all comfort settings off; I know it won't be possible for everyone, but in honesty it's simply the best way to play The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR and take in the vastness of its world.
Visually, you can see that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR has had a bit of a downgrade, especially when compared to the more recently released 'Special Edition'. The most obvious comparison would be to compare it to the last-gen release of the game, which itself looked pretty but featured a few sketchy textures here and there. You'll notice plenty of pop-in in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR too, yet the actual draw distance wasn't all that bad; you can see plenty of what's ahead of you, but it won't necessarily have its textures loaded in until you reach it. I never thought anything in the game was ever ugly though, even when you're up close to an enemy that feels like it's literally jumping into your face. It's by no means the prettiest thing you're ever going to play in virtual reality, but it doesn't stop it being impressive nonetheless.
Whilst I've been blown away by The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR and could easily sing its praises all day long, there were a few issues that I noticed. The aforementioned tricky nature of walking backwards is an obvious one, but also the fact that attacking could feel a little awkward when too close to an enemy. Now this hasn't been too common of an issue for me, but I've found that getting too close to an enemy in combat would often make my weapon disappear until I took a step back, meaning I wasn't able to hit them. I don't know if this is intentional, but it did feel a little awkward and unnatural when running into battle to take down a foe.
Then there're the little bugs that have plagued The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim since the start. Floating remains of enemies? Present. Characters seemingly gliding just above the ground? Yup, they're here. Stupid NPCs that do ridiculous stuff and end up in absurd places? Wouldn't be Skyrim without them. At least none of these issues will ever really hinder your experience when playing the game, and maybe (just maybe) seeing them again six years on might feel endearing for some players… or maybe not.
I said at the start of this review that I couldn't go back to playing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim any other way after experiencing it in virtual reality, and it's the truth. Whether you're scaling one of the many snowy mountains of the world, battling an enormous dragon and unleashing your shouts upon it, wandering across the fields of the world and trying to avoid giants, breaking into someone's home at night to steal their vegetables (shut up, we've all done it), taking part in an assassination plot, or simply raising a family in your own home – it just feels so much better when done in VR.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR is simply a fantastic game and could seriously be one of the first definitive system sellers for Playstation VR. It has its flaws, and sure, there's no doubting that you'll appreciate it more if you're experienced with virtual reality and locomotion in-game. Those who play it though will find that it brings a new life to an adventure that players have known and loved over the years, and, with all the DLC included too, will keep you happily exploring Skyrim for just another couple of hundred hours.
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I'm trying to add a column in CLI C++ and having some difficulty with the syntax. I thought it would be similar to C#; but of course, with this awful language it's never as easy as it should be.
"no instance of overloaded function Add matches the argument list"
of course, that's a DataTable not a dataGridView so... perhaps the method takes a different set of overloads? I looked online and it appears the syntax above should work. Does anyone have any idea what I did wrong? Again, the C++ resources are harder to find. It looks like this is using the same library so I'm just confused why it wouldn't accept the same argument list.
I saw a few posts saying that I could create a binding context for this similar to WPF. I would also settle for an answer on how that would be done, although I'm really just looking to do this the winforms way. I know Iknow, winforms is not the right way but again I'm just adding tiny features to a legacy app and curious how this would be done.
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I assume this link might be relevant, although it looks a bit old.
yeah that's because C++ + winforms is ridiculous and there's no reason any sane person would choose to develop apps with it nowadays. only reason that I did was that I was a beginner programmer and like "oh I've heard of Visual C++ I'll use that language" and I already knew how the forms worked because I used to make websites with webforms in html. I wasn't expecting this program to be as useful as it turned out to be, years later, which is why I still use the language.
C# requires two parameters as well. The one parameter version require a DataGridViewColumn to be passed in. The two parameter version requires two strings.
I think you are confusing yourself between the DataGridView and the DataTable. They are two completely different animals.
Yeah I know they're different but I didn't realize that the methods had different argument specs.
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Okay a blog post! It will be all change around here as soon as my new glasses arrive. And not a moment too soon – I thought I'd gone stupid, but it turned out that my left eye has decided to respond to its treatment of the past few months by going, after all these years, shortsighted. And the right one is still a bit longsighted (though nothing like it was) for reading. And my left iris is partly 'worn away', as the doctor delicately put it, where they made the incision, which means the pupil is distorted, and can't close to keep light out. So I've waited the two months and had my test, and am getting two pairs of lovely varifocals. Plain and sun.
In the meantime, the books continue to come in; I must do the sidebar. Most recent arrivals: Kathryn Maris' long-awaited collection, God Loves You – now, I can't tell you how long I've been listening to these poems read at readings, so I am very keen to read this book. Just my sort of thing, heartfeltly sardonic and very attentive to language and tone. And Marianne Burton's She Inserts the Key, which looks complex and ambitious; the title feels to me like an assertive response to that old poem, 'Wedding the Locksmith's Daughter'. Both from Seren, which is having a very good year for poetry. Owen Sheers' verse drama about three young soldiers in Afghanistan, Pink Mist, in a beautiful dustjacket, from Faber. Then there's Trunk , vol two: Blood – an Australian anthology exploring blood in art and literature – which I poetry-edited, and contributed a poem to. (Vol 1 was 'hair'.) And I'm finally reading, though it didn't just arrive, Gert Hofmann's Lichtenberg & The Little Flower Girl, translated by his son Michael Hofmann (from CB Editions).
The new term of indie poetry workshops is settling down nicely, with two brilliant interesting groups; the syllabus is surprisingly like the picture at the top, now I think about it. I'm also investigating opportunities for running courses online, especially Poetic Technique and The Poem Is a Question. With luck, this will be together in time for that season of mists and mellow fruitfulness that we like to think of as 'the autumn term'.
In addition there are several manuscripts on the go, on the appraisals & editing front. Mentoring, and editing, and the launch party of one of them on Monday! It's exciting, and it's on a ship. More after the event.
Which reminds me that on Saturday, June 1st, I am going to be a Poetry Butcher at the Southbank's London Literature Festival. 'Not for the fainthearted", they say. What am I supposed to do to these people? Don't worry, kids; if you come to see me (advance booking required) I will fillet your poem so gently you'll feel positively caressed by the poets' blade.
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It's in Shoreditch tonight and then the tour continues.
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Nearly three-quarters (73%) of US middle market firms that currently sell and operate solely in North America do not intend to expand beyond the region in the next three years. Only 7% of these "domestic" firms are currently engaged in overseas expansion, according to US middle market firms and the global marketplace: Should I stay or should I go? The research, sponsored by the National Center for the Middle Market—a collaboration between The Ohio State University's Fisher College of Business and GE Capital—defines middle market firms as those with revenue between US$10m and US$1bn.
say their focus on the home market is a strategic choice, and 59% say the costs of expanding abroad outweigh the benefits. The vast majority (77%) of "international" firms—ie, those in the survey that engage in sales or operations beyond North America, from simple exports to engaging in manufacturing on foreign shores—say that long-term growth prospects are the greatest driver of their globalisation efforts.
· Too many "domestic" middle market firms give too little thought to overseas expansion. Only 3% of survey respondents review the possibility of expansion regularly and 77% do so rarely or never. The leading reason given by "domestic" firms that intend to "stay at home" is a conviction that there is no market for their goods or services (34%). The next most common response is a lack of knowledge about foreign markets (25%). When asked what might lead them to change course, 34% of respondents from "domestic" companies that do not intend to expand beyond North America could not even identify what might entice them abroad.
· "International" middle market firms reap gains from overseas expansion.
Fifty-seven percent of firms that have expanded beyond North America say that overseas sales have met or exceeded expectations, and a further 24% believe that, although below expectations, revenue has been substantial. Only 13% say they have not met expectations. International activity helps the business in other ways: 41% of respondents say it has made them better competitors domestically, compared with just 14% who disagree.
· Finding partners and hiring the right people are critical for middle market firms planning to expand internationally. Following economic uncertainty in some potential target markets (37%), the leading barriers to expansion are lack of knowledge about foreign markets and difficulties in finding the right local partners (33% in each case).
US middle market firms and the global marketplace: Should I stay or should I go?
The Economist Intelligence Unit survey was carried out in September 2012. The 356 respondents were executives from US middle market firms—defined here as companies with revenue of US$10m-1bn. Fifteen industry sectors were represented, as were 45 states.
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Drive-By Shooter Convicted As Charged
Jan. 21, 2020 – A 55-year-old man has been convicted of attempted first-degree murder involving an acquaintance who was found with four bullet wounds in the middle of an intersection just south of Downtown, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Man Indicted in Raleigh Holdup, Murder
Jan. 21, 2020 – A 33-year-old man has been indicted on first-degree murder and robbery charges related to a holdup of several people in the 4300 block of Raleigh LaGrange Road, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Man Indicted in $1 Million Embezzlement Case
Jan. 15, 2020 – A 35-year-old man has been indicted on felony theft charges for allegedly embezzling more than $1 million in funds from the United Supreme Council (USC), a nonprofit Masonic fraternal organization, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Zodiac Park Shooter Sentenced to 133 Years
Jan. 10, 2020 – A 21-year-old man who opened fire on a crowd of teens in a Whitehaven park was sentenced Friday to 133 years in prison for killing a 16-year-old girl, wounding four others and sending many others fleeing for their lives, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Pair Indicted in North Shelby County Murder
Jan. 10, 2020 – Two men have been indicted on first-degree murder and other charges related to the 2018 shooting death of a North Shelby County man and the wounding of a woman during an attempted robbery, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
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Nov. 8, 2019 – A 20-year-old man was convicted Friday of second-degree murder and more than two dozen other felony counts for firing into a crowd of teens three years ago in Zodiac Park in Whitehaven, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
Man Indicted in 2004 Cold Case Rape
Nov. 8, 2019 – A 62-year-old Michigan man has been indicted for the rape of a young woman, an attack that occurred in 2004 in the Orange Mound area of Memphis, said Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich.
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Please see image attached. I have an Audio Source that I would like to be able to switch the output between two different speakers.
I am unsure of which switch to use. It could either be a physical push switch, but It would be better if I could control the switch with the Arduino by sending either digital HIGH or LOW.
but It would be better if I could control the switch with the Arduino by sending either digital HIGH or LOW.
If you can find a relay rated at 5V coil voltage at 40mA or less, you can drive it directly with the Arduino. Higher voltage/current will require an additional transistor or MOSFET, and possibly a higher supply voltage.
With low-power audio (like you might get through a 3.5mm connector), you shouldn't have to worry about the contact voltage/current ratings on the switch or relay.
A regular 'ol mechanical relay is probably your best bet. There are also solid-state switches and solid-state relays. Most solid state relays are SPST, so you'd have to use more than one, and many won't work with audio. Solid-state switches are also usually SPST, but you typically get more than one switch in a package, so you can wire them in various configurations.
Thank you Doug! This is great information!
I think I will stick with the SPDT switch.


It's a "ying and yang" type of question. On the one hand you have the aesthetic of beauty and on the other the pragmatism of business. The numbers matter, but you can't achieve the numbers unless you have customers who are prepared to purchase your product or service. In an ever increasingly competitive world what is your USP? For some it'll be purely transactional, are you cheap enough? For others it'll be a myriad of factors. How you answer the 'phone, the speed of service, the quality of product. It's that "x" factor and as with Beauty it can simply be something in the eye of the beholder or in the case of business "user experience".
In business we talk a lot about "stakeholders". They are anything from investors, to employees, to customers. I think business should increasingly think about "citizenship", their place in the community. You can dress it up as a mission statement, a set of values but it's so much more. Citizenship is not simply about the local, it's about the global. Looking outward as well as inward.


This comment appeared today on 4.2.11 and I am posting it verbatim for readers. I neither endorse the prediction, nor oppose it. I hope and pray of course, that absolutely nothing happens on April 4th, but here is the information below. From listening to the first 30-60 seconds of the video, what seems to emerge is that Hassan Jaffer predicted many of the sudden earth changes and geologic events which have taken place in 2011 at least a year ago in January 2010.
In general, I am leery of predictions that try to target a specific date, as I feel that no one on earth can actually predict either the mind of God, or the exact dates of "acts of God," but I am posting the link for folks to listen to the show.
"You can go from there and do a search on this guy to find out more. Three years ago he predited the earthquake in Japan and the tsunami to the day, the next one is for April 4th. I really hope that he is wrong this time.


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EU MPs call on FIFA to ban Israel settlement clubs
An open letter signed by more than 60 MEPs urges FIFA to prevent football from being used for territorial expansion.
The letter comes before the FIFA Council meeting on October 13 where the association is expected to take a decision on the issue [Reuters]
More than 60 European politicians have demanded that Israeli settlement-based football clubs be excluded from the Israeli football league in an open letter to FIFA.
The letter, addressed to FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Friday and signed by 66 members of the European Parliament, urges FIFA to "rule that settlement clubs either fully relocate within Israel's internationally recognised borders or are excluded from the Israeli Football Association".
"We want to see football thrive in both Israel and Palestine. To that end, FIFA must not let football be an instrument of territorial expansion," the letter continues, highlighting that allowing Israeli settlement clubs to play is a violation of FIFA Statutes.
Alyn Smith, the Scottish National Party MEP who led the appeal, said: "All we ask is that FIFA sticks to the rules and keeps out of politics instead of allowing illegal Israeli settlements to prosper."
FIFA regulations state that clubs from one member association cannot play on the territory of another member's association without the latter's consent.
In accordance with its rules, FIFA refused to allow Nagorno-Karabakh teams from playing in the Armenian league in 2009, and Crimean teams from playing in the Russian league in 2014.
Israeli settlements in the West Bank are considered illegal under international law.
READ MORE: Why does FIFA still recognise Israeli settlement teams?
Hugh Lovatt, the Israel/Palestine project coordinator for the European Council on Foreign Relations, says this initiative "sends a strong message that FIFA will not be complicit in illegal Israeli settlement activities nor allow Israel to use football as a political tool for entrenching its hold over Palestinian territory".
"... Such a measure sends a message to Israelis that prolonged occupation comes with a cost and will increasingly complicate their ability to pursue a business-as-usual approach with the international community," Lovatt told Al Jazeera.
The letter comes before the FIFA Council meeting on October 13, where the association is expected to take a decision on the matter based on recommendations to be submitted by the FIFA Monitoring Committee Israel-Palestine.
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11.22.2014 Sports
Girls Basketball: For Clippers, a clean break from their past
By Bob Liepa
Southold/Greenport's new coach, Howie Geismar, said he likes what he has seen from sophomore center Jamie Molnar. (Credit: Garret Meade)
The break from the recent past — as in last season — is almost complete. The Southold/Greenport high school girls basketball team has a new coach (Howie Geismar), a new assistant coach (Maria Troisi) and a whole bunch of new players.
Perhaps the most telling way to look at it is like this: sophomores Toni Esposito, Madison Tabor and Katie Tuthill are the only returning players from last season's team. And Tuthill, a forward, is out indefinitely with a concussion she suffered while playing field hockey in September.
"It's like we wiped the slate clean and we're starting over again," said Geismar, the team's fifth coach in five years who takes over from Joe Read.
Geismar said this is the first girls basketball team he has coached in about 12 years. He had coached Shoreham-Wading River middle school and junior varsity teams before, but this is his first varsity girls basketball team.
Geismar said he is excited about his new job. "It's hard to go to sleep at night, you know," he said in an interview after Friday's practice. "You're thinking about practice the next day. You're thinking about what you're going to do."
Geismar, who had previously coached the Southold junior varsity boys basketball team, knew only one player before preseason practice started on Wednesday. That is Angie Bucci, who played first singles on the Southold/Greenport girls tennis team Geismar coached this fall.
But Geismar said he had the names of all his basketball players down by the second practice. Not bad.
Putting together a winning team will undoubtedly be harder. Not only have the Clippers lost seven players to graduation, but they are young. Real young. Fourteen of the 19 players trying out for the team are either freshmen or sophomores.
"Very young, very new," Tabor said. She continued: "It's kind of hard with how many seniors graduated, but I'm looking to see where we can go this season. I'm excited about it."
Geismar has his work cut out for him, and he knows it. He said, "We have a young team, very young, so it's going to make for a difficult year, I'm sure, wins-wise, but the future is bright."
The Clippers will surely make good use of Esposito and Tabor, two guards who run the floor well and can play hard defense. Defense is a big part of Geismar's plan. "I believe in defense," he said. "Defense wins games, so we want to be a tough-nosed defensive team and we want to execute on offense, and we want to be in better condition than the other team, and we want to play hard all the time."
The Clippers went 5-12 last season, losing to Pierson/Bridgehampton in the Suffolk County Class C final.
"Last season was really good," said Tabor, who was the League VIII rookie of the year. "We made it to the playoffs but unfortunately we lost. But we're going to see if we can make it there again this year. We all just got to get used to playing with each other. I'm excited to see how it's going to go."
Although it's still early in the process, Geismar said he likes what he has seen from sophomore Jamie Molnar. "I think she's going to be good for us at the center spot," he said. He also cited the play of forward Kenya Sanders in practices, saying, "She stood out."
And Geismar has already made an impression on his players.
"He's good," Esposito said. "He knows what he's doing."
Asked to describe himself as a coach, Geismar answered: "I'm a fair coach. I'm fair and flexible, but I'm also tough when I have to be."
He added: "I want to set a tone that they have to work hard, that they have to pay attention to details and they got to do all the little things correctly. … That's how you get better at basketball."
Bob Liepa is the sports editor for Times Review Media Group, where he has worked since 1992. Raised in East Meadow, the Long Island native has won both Writer and Sportswriter of the Year from the New York State Press Association.
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The Launch of Startup Ignition
Students want a quicker and less expensive way to get to this skills-based training than to wade through years of irrelevant courses.
John Richards comes from an entrepreneurial background. As an active angel investor in Utah, Richards has poured money into the unique and beautiful snowflake known as the Utah tech and startup scene. As a mentor, he has guided and nurtured many a fledgling startup. While co-founding several different ventures, he has learned one major life lesson: how to fail, how to get back up, and how to try again.
John Richards also comes from an educational background. He has taught entrepreneurial classes at both BYU and UVU, and was named one of the Top 25 Entrepreneurial Educators in the United States. His time in the educational space has taught him one major life lesson: from an entrepreneurial perspective, traditional education is limited in the learning opportunities for students.
So what do you get when you blend an entrepreneur's thirst for creation with an educator's teaching ability? A brand-new entrepreneurship bootcamp called Startup Ignition.
"I'm going out and doing angel investments, I'm mentoring a lot of people, and I'm seeing the same mistakes," Richards told Beehive Startups. "So many basic mistakes, repeated and repeated."
Startup Ignition — founded by Richards and his sons, Tyler and John Richards Jr. — is a 13-week course chiseled from the bootcamp business model and designed to eliminate these mistakes. The first four weeks are spent with intensive in-class instruction and applied learning, the next eight weeks are spent putting those skills and knowledge into use, and the final week is an in-class rendezvous to assess where each entrepreneur is at.
Between providing direct connection to people within the entrepreneurial scene and accelerating the learning process, Startup Ignition is providing all people (not just students) an alternative route.
"After more than a decade of teaching entrepreneurship at Utah's universities and mentoring top students to success, I felt the timing was right to start what essentially is an entrepreneurship school," Richards said in a statement. "Students want a quicker and less expensive way to get to this skills-based training than to wade through years of irrelevant courses."
Tuition is set at $2,000 and a meeting is scheduled for June 18 (7 pm at The Startup Building in Provo) to disclose more information to any interested parties.
In addition to Richards, noted entrepreneur, angel investor, and educator Ron Lindorf will be serving as an instructor at Startup Ignition.
If you're interested in applying to Startup Ignition, visit their website and submit your application.
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Advice on Arm Pump, Saddle Tilt, Oval Chain Rings, and Cleat Placement — MTB Biomechanics with Dr. Adam Phaneuf
Singletracks Mountain Bike Podcast
Dr. Adam Phaneuf is a Doctor of Chiropractic with a degree in Exercise Science based in Bellingham, WA. He's also a bike fitter and has studied bicycle biomechanics.
In this episode we ask Adam:
Is it true that cycling is lower impact than other activities like jogging?
Do you think mountain biking is higher impact than road cycling?
What are some of the most common ride-related issues folks tend to have?
Are certain muscles, or body parts, more prone to injury or pain for mountain bikers?
Do oval chain rings work for reducing pain? Are there any biomechanical advantages to them that riders can benefit from?
How can riders know if it's their form that needs to be changed, or if it's something about the bike fit that's wrong?
What is arm pump, and what causes it?
Can vibration on the bike lead to any health or pain issues? Can things like suspension stems or seat posts be helpful for some people?
How does bike fit change, if at all, based on the type or length of ride we're doing?
What is the ideal saddle tilt for mountain biking? How do you dial that in correctly?
Are there pros and cons to trying a more rearward cleat placement for mountain biking?
What do you think about the idea of video/online bike fitting?
To learn more or connect with Adam and his team visit apexchirobellingham.com or on Instagram @apexbellingham.
--Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks
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Mountain Bike Trends: Riding High and Coming Soon
In this episode of the Singletracks podcast Gerow, Jeff, and Matt discuss current and future mountain bike trends, starting with a recap of what's been trending over the past couple of seasons. Mixed wheel mountain bikes More great trails in more places High pivot mountain bikes Electronic bits and baubles, from drivetrains to droppers Next, we move on to the trends we see shaping up for 2022. Longer travel dropper posts and fatter seat tubes Large scale trail projects with unique funding sources New mountain bike destinations and trails opening as a response to overcrowded ones Bikes and parts supply improvements High pivots on shorter-travel bikes MTB geometry stabilization Finally, we discuss some of the trends we'd like to see happen sooner rather than later. More customizable bike builds DH or enduro as an Olympic sport Athletes receiving a more livable wage This episode of the Singletracks podcast is sponsored by Explore Brevard. Professional mountain biker Adam Craig says it's one of the top three places in the universe he's ever ridden. Where is this magical mountain biking nirvana? It's none other than Brevard, North Carolina, home to Pisgah National Forest and DuPont Recreational Forest. The area boasts over 300 miles of peerless singletrack, not to mention hundreds of miles of gravel roads, creating a near endless array of routes, terrains, and challenges to explore. Four vibrant bike shops will get you sorted, whether you need gear, service, or a top notch rental. Top it off with an array of craft breweries, cafes and gathering spots that have earned Brevard the title as one of the best small towns in America in 2021. It all adds up to a premier mountain biking destination you'll want to experience for yourself. Find out more at ExploreBrevard.com. --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support
Singletracks Staff Looks Forward to Mountain Biking in 2022
Singletracks editors Gerow, Jeff, and Matt look forward to more mountain biking adventures in 2022!  In this episode we talk about the MTB stories that are on our 2022 editorial calendar in the areas of trails, gear, progression, and community. We also share our personal goals for skills, fitness, racing, travel, event coverage, repair skills, and trail building. This episode of the Singletracks podcast is sponsored by Explore Brevard. Professional mountain biker Adam Craig says it's one of the top three places in the universe he's ever ridden. Where is this magical mountain biking nirvana? It's none other than Brevard, North Carolina, home to Pisgah National Forest and DuPont Recreational Forest. The area boasts over 300 miles of peerless singletrack, not to mention hundreds of miles of gravel roads, creating a near endless array of routes, terrains, and challenges to explore. Four vibrant bike shops will get you sorted, whether you need gear, service, or a top notch rental. Top it off with an array of craft breweries, cafes and gathering spots that have earned Brevard the title as one of the best small towns in America in 2021. It all adds up to a premier mountain biking destination you'll want to experience for yourself. Find out more at ExploreBrevard.com. Are you a Singletracks supporter? Create an account at Singletracks.com to get our newsletter and to show your support financially. --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support
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Pro Mountain Biker Rab Wardell on Continuing to Chase the Dream
Rab Wardell is a mountain bike athlete and coach living in Glasgow, Scotland. He recently launched a new video series with Wahoo Fitness called Old Enough to Know Better. In this episode, we ask Rab: How did a big early race loss affect your outlook on your career as an athlete? What was it like to essentially retire in your early 20s? What did you decide to do instead? What are some of the biggest mistakes that stand out as being the ones where you learned the most? As an athlete, are there ways to learn beyond just personal experience? What risks are involved in becoming a professional athlete? What types of normal, everyday things have you decided to cut out of your life to focus on racing? How much of it feels like a sacrifice? Were there any times when friends or family members suggested you grow up and get a "real job"? What competitive advantages do you have at your age? Why is play important? Are there ways you've found to incorporate play into your training? What do you hope to be doing on the bike at age 50, or even 70? At 36, are there things you still have left to learn and experience? Watch the Old Enough to Know Better series on YouTube and connect with Rab on Instagram @rabwardell This episode of the Singletracks podcast is sponsored by Explore Brevard. Professional mountain biker Adam Craig says it's one of the top three places in the universe he's ever ridden. Where is this magical mountain biking nirvana? It's none other than Brevard, North Carolina, home to Pisgah National Forest and DuPont Recreational Forest. The area boasts over 300 miles of peerless singletrack, not to mention hundreds of miles of gravel roads, creating a near endless array of routes, terrains, and challenges to explore. Four vibrant bike shops will get you sorted, whether you need gear, service, or a top notch rental. Top it off with an array of craft breweries, cafes and gathering spots that have earned Brevard the title as one of the best small towns in America in 2021. It all adds up to a premier mountain biking destination you'll want to experience for yourself. Find out more at ExploreBrevard.com. --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support
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Dr. Adam Phaneuf is a Doctor of Chiropractic with a degree in Exercise Science based in Bellingham, WA. He's also a bike fitter and has studied bicycle biomechanics. In this episode we ask Adam: Is it true that cycling is lower impact than other activities like jogging? Do you think mountain biking is higher impact than road cycling?  What are some of the most common ride-related issues folks tend to have?  Are certain muscles, or body parts, more prone to injury or pain for mountain bikers? Do oval chain rings work for reducing pain? Are there any biomechanical advantages to them that riders can benefit from?  How can riders know if it's their form that needs to be changed, or if it's something about the bike fit that's wrong?  What is arm pump, and what causes it? Can vibration on the bike lead to any health or pain issues? Can things like suspension stems or seat posts be helpful for some people? How does bike fit change, if at all, based on the type or length of ride we're doing? What is the ideal saddle tilt for mountain biking? How do you dial that in correctly? Are there pros and cons to trying a more rearward cleat placement for mountain biking? What do you think about the idea of video/online bike fitting?  To learn more or connect with Adam and his team visit apexchirobellingham.com or on Instagram @apexbellingham. --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support
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WC Winner Christopher Blevins Takes Stewardship of the US Mountain Biking Torch
This year Christopher Blevins became the first American man to win a World Cup race since 1994, taking first in the final XCO race of the season at Snowshoe, West Virginia. He's also the reigning short track world champion, and has notched numerous podium finishes at national and international mountain, cyclocross, and road races. This month he's got a short documentary film titled "The Long Traverse" that will be premiering online. How did the Durango DEVO community-based cycling program shape who you are as a rider? What is it about Durango that produces so many talented riders? Is it the elevation, or the terrain, or something else? How does being a playful rider translate on the race course? How did you get interested in spoken word poetry? What did you learn through the process of preparing for and then racing your FKT attempt along the Los Padres route? Which do you find more challenging: FKTs or World Cup racing? How are they different or the same? As a professional athlete, what do you see as your role in important issues like climate change? How can we balance the positives that tourism can bring to an area with the impact that it has in terms of the carbon footprint of travel and the strain on local resources? Why did you decide to join the Trinity Racing team? Were you thinking about becoming the first US male to win a World Cup race in 27 years at the start of the Snowshoe XC event this year? Who are some entrepreneurs you admire? Do you see yourself becoming an entrepreneur in the traditional business sense, or is entrepreneurship applicable to making a career as an athlete? What's next for you? Watch "The Long Traverse" and learn more at stilspoke.com This episode is sponsored by Gloworm Lites. Gloworm is a mountain bike light brand founded almost a decade ago by two mountain bikers in New Zealand, and today the company offers some of the highest quality bike lights on the market – Including Bluetooth control and complete customisation through their app. Gloworm's complete line of lights start at 1200 lumens and range up to a blinding 3600 lumens, all at reasonable prices. Save 15% off all light systems on the Gloworm website with the coupon code SINGLETRACKS2021. Shop for lights at glowormlites.co.nz --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support
Pisgah National Forest: How to Ride Like a Local
Todd Branham had lived, worked, and played in the Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina for 22 years. He's a professional trail builder and also directs the Pisgah Stage race, a 5-day, fully-supported mountain bike race that showcases 140 miles of the best singletrack in the forest. How did you end up in western North Carolina? What makes Pisgah National Forest and the surrounding area stand out among mountain bike destinations? For someone visiting for the first time, what are 2 or 3 must ride trails or trail systems? Are there any family-friendly rides? Which trails are the most challenging? Who builds and maintains the trails in your area? Are there tour operators or clubs visitors can connect with if they want to ride with locals? Where can visitors rent decent mountain bikes for the day or even for the week? Where do people hang out after the ride? Are there any bars or breweries that tend to attract mountain bikers? Do many visitors choose to camp when visiting Pisgah? For those who prefer a dry bed at night, where else can folks stay? What is the best time of year to visit? MTB races and festivals seem to be a big draw for visitors. Tell us about some of the races you help organize during the year. Are there plans to expand or improve trails in the area? Is there anything else mountain bikers need to know before visiting Pisgah National Forest? Get more info about events at BlueRidgeAdventures.net and also visit the National Forest service website to learn more about the Pisgah National Forest. This episode is sponsored by Gloworm Lites. Gloworm is a mountain bike light brand founded almost a decade ago by two mountain bikers in New Zealand, and today the company offers some of the highest quality bike lights on the market – Including Bluetooth control and complete customisation through their app. Gloworm's complete line of lights start at 1200 lumens and range up to a blinding 3600 lumens, all at reasonable prices. Save 15% off all light systems on the Gloworm website with the coupon code SINGLETRACKS2021. Shop for lights at glowormlites.co.nz --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support


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BMC Achieves National Breast Program Accreditation
Berkshire Medical Center Breast Program Approved by National Accreditation Organization
PITTSFIELD, MA - Berkshire Medical Center's Breast Program has been granted a three-year/Full accreditation designation by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), a program administered by the American College of Surgeons. The BMC program was also cited by the NAPBC in four areas for Best Practice designation.
Accreditation by the NAPBC is only given to those centers that have voluntarily committed to provide the highest level of quality breast care and that undergo a rigorous evaluation process and review of their performance. During the survey process, the center must demonstrate compliance with standards established by the NAPBC for treating women who are diagnosed with the full spectrum of breast disease. The standards include proficiency in the areas of: center leadership, clinical management, research, community outreach, professional education, and quality improvement.
"A breast program that achieves NAPBC accreditation has demonstrated a firm commitment to offer its patients every significant advantage in their battle against breast disease," according to the NAPBC.
"This remarkable achievement is a testament to the dedication of our entire Breast Program team at BMC to provide our patients with the highest quality of care," said Diane Kelly, RN, BMC Chief Operating Officer. "It's critically important that we provide these comprehensive breast care services, giving our community access to multi-disciplinary, state-of-the-art care, close to home."
The NAPBC cited BMC's Breast Program in four areas for providing Best Practice services, including breast conservation, breast cancer staging, pathology reports and nursing. BMC's work in those areas will be included in NAPBC's national database of information that can be used by other programs to help meet NAPBC standards of care.
The NAPBC is a consortium of professional organizations dedicated to the improvement of the quality of care and monitoring of outcomes of patients with diseases of the breast. This mission is pursued through standard-setting, scientific validation, and patient and professional education. Its board membership includes professionals from 20 national organizations that reflect the full spectrum of breast care.
The American Cancer Society (ACS) estimated that there would be 232,340 patients diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in the United States in 20131. In addition, hundreds of thousands of women who will deal with benign breast disease this year will require medical evaluation for treatment options.
Receiving care at a NAPBC-accredited center ensures that a patient will have access to:
•Comprehensive care, including a full range of state-of-the-art services
•A multidisciplinary team approach to coordinate the best treatment options
•Information about ongoing clinical trials and new treatment options
And, most importantly,
•Quality breast care close to home.
For more information about the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers, visit their Web site at www.accreditedbreastcenters.org.


IN SUMMER one of my secret ponds effectively dries out, but for two or three months at this time it is completely covered in bogbean whose name does not do justice to this pretty flower of bogs and ponds. The flowers are star-shaped, five petalled, pinkish outside and white within, with a ragged white fringe.
It's a common sight in the Highlands where it thrives on acidic peaty soil but I don't come across it often here in the north-east.
By contrast the only place I see pink purslane, a North American introduction to Scotland, is in woods around Fettercairn. In recent years it has increasingly spread along streamsides and extended its ground cover in damp, shaded parts of the woodland floor.
Mary McMurtrie in her representative Scottish Wild Flowers writes that it is 'especially common in the west and north'. I can't have looked in the right places for it is only here, in the north-east, that I know I've seen it. There is a white variant which appears in isolated clumps. Each of the five notched petals has a pink dot in the middle of it.
I wrote about the pair of tree sparrows that nested in our nesting box. That brood fledged and it wasn't long before we were aware that a second clutch was being incubated. They can't be far from fledging too.
Best time to catch up on progress is first thing when the chicks have woken, hungry and demanding. We watch the parent birds run ragged, flying into the box, their beaks stuffed with those juicy insects that tree sparrow chicks thrive on. I can't help thinking that if our human chicks were as demanding, there likely would be a lot fewer humans!
Monday dawned a proper June morning. I do what I often do when the weather is so good and bundled Inka into the car and headed for St Cyrus beach. I took a favourite route via the B9120 from Laurencekirk over the Garvock Hill. Once you've crossed the summit the land drops away towards the coast and there are views from Scurdie Ness lighthouse at Montrose up to around about Todhead and Catterline. The strong sun was bouncing off the calm sea and all seemed pretty much well with the world.
Ahead of you when you join the A92 coastal road is the narrow road to the one-time small village and harbour of Miltonhaven, originally part of the lands of nearby Lauriston Castle. Miltonhaven was a free port which meant that the lairds of Lauriston could land goods there without payment of any taxes or excise duty.
The laird could legally avoid customs duty but, especially in the eighteenth century, the cave-riddled Mearns coast was a smugglers' coast. The smugglers, who included the great and the good of the county amongst their numbers, had an aversion to paying what they regarded as unwelcome imposts.
Miltonhaven was a favoured spot for landing and the dispersal of contraband until the village was swept away in a fearful storm in 1795.
Best parking for St Cyrus beach is at the Old Lifeboat Station, the reserve centre for the SNH (Scottish Natural Heritage) national nature reserve. Take time to go round the reserve centre to understand just what a special place the reserve is – such a diversity of rare plants (some at their northern limit in the UK), breeding birds, butterflies and moths and rich in insect life.
A section behind the centre is roped off until the end of the breeding season to protect ground nesting terns, skylarks, meadow pipits and ringed plover. Keep dogs out of the area – there's miles of beach just over the dunes for them to run to their heart's content.
The tide had turned and was coming in. We walked up to the mouth of the River North Esk and I could let Inka run free. A warm breeze, the heat in the sun and the ceaseless, comforting metronome of the waves breaking on the shore – this is all in the name of work for me. Well, I must have things to write about for you to read.
I stood on the shoreline taking photos but forgot the old adage that every seventh wave is bigger than the previous six. But I soon remembered when my shoes started lettin' in.
It's been light enough to leave the torch behind when I take Inka out for his last walk. It's all to do with the summer solstice and the shortest day of the year. The summer solstice usually falls on 21st June but this year it occurred a day earlier on Monday 20th, to take account of the extra day in February as 2016 is a leap year. So the day is fixed it's just the date that changes.
The solstice coincided with a full moon which hasn't happened since 1967 and won't happen again till 2062. This confluence of events is called a strawberry moon. I was out with Inka at midnight and didn't see so much as tinge of pink in the night sky.
Written on Saturday, June 25th, 2016 at 9:53 am	for Weekly.


The chair provides education for the students of the specialty "Informatics and Applied Mathematics", it also serves other specialties of the branch.
Research work is carried out on "Graphic Lateral Paintings" and "Programming Languages, Algorithms and Data Structures".
Schedule of professorial staff of the Department: List of Substitutes.


One of essentially the most common electrical wiring issues is on how to wire a switch. Although applying switches in the home is sort of easy, wiring a single might not be that easy for everyone. An ON-OFF switch is in fact quite simple to wire. There are actually various kinds of switches, but for this example, let us say you're setting up a single-pole toggle switch, an incredibly frequent change (as well as most straightforward).
There are actually three colours of wires in a very typical single-pole toggle switch: black, white, and environmentally friendly. Splice the black wire in two and link them on the terminal screws - a single on major as well as the other to the base screw with the change. The white wire serves being a source of uninterrupted electric power which is typically linked to some mild colored terminal screw (e.g., silver). Connect the eco-friendly wire on the ground screw of your respective change.
These steps would usually be sufficient to produce a standard switch do the job without a difficulty. Then again, should you aren't self-assured that you choose to can carry out the endeavor effectively and safely you greater let the pros do it instead. Immediately after all, there's a reason why this task is probably the commonest electrical wiring concerns asked by many people.
For a few explanation, ways to wire a ceiling fan is also one of probably the most typical electrical wiring queries. To simplify this undertaking, you should utilize only one swap for just a single ceiling fan. To wire the fan, it really is only a subject of connecting the black wire with the ceiling fan on the black wire of your switch. If there is a lightweight, the blue wire should be related towards the black wire in the switch at the same time.
You will find good reasons why they're probably the most usually asked electrical wiring concerns. A person, several think it is very simple to do, and two, they're the frequent electrical duties at your home. But then you definately must not put your basic safety in danger with your aim to save money. The stakes could even be a great deal larger for those who try and save money and do an electrical wiring career without having adequate information or encounter.


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Q: handleInviteFromGameCenter handling for turn based game (iOS6) The standard handleInviteFromGameCenter event handling (when inviting someone from GC-app for a turn based match) behaves strange under iOS6: when I provide the playerToInvite array to the GKMatchRequest and open the GC turn based match controller, it shows "Waiting..." under that invited player (which it IMHO shouldn't for a turn based game). It never stops. When I add another player manually and press "play", it just starts with me and that newly added player, ignoring the one being passed from playerToInvite array.
Any insights on this behaviour?
Thx, habitoti

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A native to Utah, Holli Zollinger is a self-taught artist pursuing her career through drawing, painting, graphic and fabric design. She has spent most of her life valuing the time it takes to be creative, to grow passion and cultivate skill. Her environment becomes the catalyst for most of her work. Leaning on the colors, textures and patterns she sees in her natural surroundings, her inspirations flow abundantly. She is continually motivated by the act of creation through art, design and living consciously.


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Pandemonium as soldiers invade Ebonyi community, raze houses
Nigerian Army troops have reportedly invaded Obeagu Community in Ishielu Local Government Area of Ebonyi State.
According to some community leaders, who spoke on Monday morning, soldiers who invaded the community around 5am, had been shooting sporadically and allegedly setting houses ablaze.
Sources said the soldiers numbering over a hundred, invaded the community in 10 Hilux vehicles and seven armored tanks.
Although nobody had been reported killed so far, it was not clear why the soldiers invaded the community. But one woman was said to have been hit by stray bullet.
A community leader and immediate past councillor of the community, who confirmed the invasion, said, "We woke up this morning with military gunshots. As I am speaking everybody is on the run. Soldiers are shooting in all the communities. All the Eha-Amufu people that ran to our community after Fulani herdsmen sacked them are also on the run with residents."
Another resident, Ogbuabor Sunday, explained that they were in the morning mass, Catholic early morning prayer, when the soldiers rolled tanks to the community.
"I was in the church this early morning around around 5:30pm when military vehicles numbering over 30 including armored tanks rolled into the community. Shortly after they started shooting sporadically. None of the people who came to church this morning had gone home. I am answering this call inside the bush," Ogbuabor said.
It was gathered that the invading soldiers were asking some women and aged people arrested, where is the camp of the Indigenous People of Biafra located in the community.
Recall that on October 13, 2022 armed herdsmen invaded the community and killed one person, wounded two and kidnapped three which the community paid millions in ransom to secure their release.
Also recall that armed herdsmen invaded the community on March 29, 2021 and killed 21 people. In all the invasion neither the soldiers nor police intervened in the attack that lasted for nearly 12hrs.
Since the attacks, security agencies had yet to arrest any of the assailants despite recovering a phone of one of the assailants during the invasion last year and was handed over to the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, when he visited the community a week after the gruesome attack.
Meanwhile, efforts to get the reaction of the Nigerian Army were unsuccessful as the Deputy Director Army Public Relations, 82DV, Major Jonathan Unuakhalu, did not answer his calls or respond to text messages sent to his phone.


Mukesh Ambani says Jio won't be free after 31st March 2017. Means you have to pay for Jio services. Today Jio launched Prime Subscription plan for their existing users. To opt for the prime subscription, you have to pay Rs 99 for one year. After getting the Jio prime membership, you have to recharge with Rs 303 per month for the next 12 months which will offer you 30GB 4G data monthly with free voice calling. Read the full article to know more.
Now Jio prime members can continue to enjoy unlimited benefits of Jio for 12 months until 31st March 2018. You need to recharge with Rs 303 every month to avail unlimited benefits. After that, you will get 1GB 4G data daily plus free voice calling like Happy New Year Offer. Means you are getting 30GB data at just Rs 303, effectively just Rs 10 per day.
If you are an existing customer of Jio, then you can enrol for Jio Prime membership by paying one-time fee Rs 99 for one year. You will be able to become a Jio prime member from 1st March to 31st March 2017.
Note: You will see "Jio Prime" option on Jio's official website or App from 1st March 2017.
Now, pay Rs 99 using your Jio money wallet or debit/ credit cards or Net banking.
That's it; Now you are a Jio prime member.
Jio Prime membership program is valid for those customers who join Jio on or before 15th April 2017.
Customers who don't join Jio Prime membership; they can make voice calls for free and without any roaming charges.
Now you can earn cashback upto Rs.50 when you recharge with Rs.99. You can earn cashback from Paytm, Freecharge, Mobikwik, PhonePe and Jio Money App on your Jio recharge. We have explained offer details in a separate article, you must check Jio coupons and Offers 2017.
If you don't opt for a prime member, then your Jio sim will be ported to postpaid or prepaid plan and you need to choose any Jio Plan available on their official website, or You can check Jio plans from here.
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Get the word out early to members of your organization. Talk about your upcoming volunteer project and the work dates.
Visit our events calendar for information on the spring and fall dates.
When you know the relative size and skill of your crew, complete the Crew Commitment Form. Please note the crew registration deadline date is critical to our planning process.
Have recruitment meetings. Show photos and videos of past projects and to pique interest. If you need photos, please feel free to use those on our website or facebook page. If you are a new crew, request a Rebuilding Together representative to present to your group.
Set up committees or individuals who can lead specific aspects of the project: Crew Leader(s), Safety Officer, Photographer, Social Media Coordinator, Runner, Food/Beverage Coordinator etc. Volunteers with all skills sets (not just construction) are helpful on a worksite!
Attend the Rebuilding Together Crew Leader Meeting.
Check the assignment and materials list as you look over the house.
Make notes of additional tools and supplies you may need that Rebuilding Together can supply, and the tools and supplies you will need to bring.
Contact Rebuilding Together if you have problems, questions, or need additional materials as soon as possible.
Send reminders to crew members to sign up for your crew.
Pick up materials at the warehouse. Warehouse hours are listed in your Crew Leader Packet.
Make a follow-up call or send an email to volunteers to remind them of their commitment. Make sure all volunteers have signed up online.
Make sure your volunteers are clear on the home location and parking.
Coordinate or order lunch for the build day.
Hold a welcome meeting before beginning work, reviewing personal safety recommendations with your crew members, as well as work scope, and task assignments.
Invite the family out to meet volunteers and take a group photo. If they are comfortable, encourage the homeowner to tell a little bit about themselves.
Make sure each crew member has signed up online--completing safety information and waivers--before beginning work.
Flag low hanging wires, ant piles, uneven ground and tripping hazards.
Take "before" pictures of the home.
Distribute work assignments and get skilled people in place.
As Crew Leader, make sure critical jobs are worked on early, so the flow of work will guarantee the job will be completed on time.
Keep an eye on the weather, storms can blow in quickly.
Supervise for quality work and see that problems are fixed.
All unused material should be returned to the warehouse or stowed safely and securely for second work day.
Take "during" and "after" photos of the house and the crew working. Send to our communications@rebuildinghouston.org with your crew name and project address.
Return unused materials to warehouse at designated dates and times.
Bring trash to warehouse or to a dump. DO NOT use homeowner's trash can or leave onsite--this will cause the homeowner to be fined for construction debris.


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The Leinster coach also claimed to have been unsighted for the Casey Laulala try that was controversially ruled out.
The New Zealander wanted a TMO at the very least when Casey Laulala crashed over late in the game.
Friday night in Ravenhill was a procession, but tonight's derby was anything but.
It's the biggest weekend of the season so far. Ulster host Connacht. Leinster welcome Munster. Let's get it on.
The Leinster and Ireland flanker is hoping his personal run of good form can turn his province's fortunes around.
"If you can't get up for Munster you might as well not be playing rugby." Says the cornerstone of Leinster's set-piece.
The Kiwi has read the riot act and will demand a return to form against Munster this Saturday.
The conflict's death toll continues to rise with overnight air strikes killing 12 civilians and wounding 60 more.
A young filmmaker has been killed while shooting a video in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo.
Butchers, barbers and students are now getting used to guns, tanks and warfare.
President Obama says the issue of Syrian WMDs is two-fold, raising fears that chemical or biological weapons may fall into the hands of anti-Israeli extremists.
Mika Yamamoto's father, who was also a journalist, said reports of her death were "too much to bear".
Seán Crowe says Syrian conflict "can be resolved"
The Sinn Féin TD met with a representative of a main Christian community in Syria yesterday, who said the conflict as not simple as it is being portrayed by elements of international media.
The fighter jets have repeatedly hit areas held by the rebels in two districts of the city today.
Rebels have launched an operation to 'liberate' Aleppo, Syria's largest city. Both sides are claiming territorial gains.
Take a look at how the views of world leaders progressed since the start of the Syrian protests.
Meanwhile, the UN is pressing China and Russia to back tougher action against Bashar Assad.
John McCarthy, released from a Beirut cell 21 years ago, has written a new book. He spoke to TheJournal.ie about captivity, celebrity… and Martin McGuinness.
Poll: Which side were you on in the Saipan debate?
It's ten years to the day since Roy Keane was sent home from the Republic of Ireland's World Cup training camp.
The 15 members of the UN Security Council have condemned Syria for not allowing the head of humanitarian aid for the UN visit the country.
The former president said today that possible crimes against humanity cannot simply be ignored.
Ban Ki-Moon has asked Valerie Amos to visit Syria to assess the humanitarian situation and renew the call for urgent access.


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Cole, Hugo (b London, 1917; d London, 1995). Eng. composer and writer. Played in London orchs. as cellist. Works incl. 7 operas (4 for children), opera-cantata Jonah, hn. conc., str. qts. Contributed mus. criticism to The Guardian, Country Life and others. Author of several books incl. study and catalogue of Malcolm Arnold.
"Cole, Hugo." The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music. . Encyclopedia.com. 22 Apr. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.


THERE were plenty of "ooh's" and a smattering of "aah's" as Flitch Green's spectacular fireworks display got the festive season started with a bang.
Hundreds of people from the community came together for the second Flitchmas on Saturday evening, with market stalls, a disco, food and fireworks keeping the winter chill at bay.
There were top performances from the children of the Flitch Green Academy and the Rumblebees Allstar Cheer and Dance Academy to get the event off to a fabulous start.
Santa's arrival parade, featuring children's TV heroes Mike the Knight and Fireman Sam, saw the streets leading up to the main marquee lined with families.
However, the highlight of the evening was the fireworks finale, to specially-arranged music, which saw huge crowds gathering across the village.
Cllr Chris Earle, chairman of the organising committee, described the event as "absolutely fantastic".
"Large numbers of the community came along to join in with the festivities," he added. "Special thanks go to 'Team Flitchmas' who worked long into the nights last week to rig the huge amount of infrastructure to make the event the success it was.