PIN Hello! I'm Jen, and yep, this is me on my wedding day…..with a ridiculously large grin on my face that I hadn't seen in a photo since that one (below), taken 29 years ago when I was caught trying out my mum's lipstick and was promptly put in the bath to wash it off (not before my mum took a snap thankfully!) Can you see the likeness??! I had no idea until I saw my wedding photos that I still show so much teeth when I get excited (not to mention impersonating a hamster with it's mouthful) but it turns out I do…. and I certainly did on my wedding day- a LOT!
And that's exactly why I love this photo. It's not my usual (more refined… AKA less teeth) camera smile that I'm used to seeing in photos, and that's why it's so great, it's captured me looking like ME when I'm just so happy that I could burst.
And this is what drives me as a wedding photographer… capturing YOU with ridiculously big grins on your face, having the best day of your life!
I'd love to hear from you, show you more of my portfolio over tea and cake, and to chat all about your wedding plans.
Oh, and if you'd like to know a little more about me…. I live in a village just outside of Brighton and I love writing to-do lists, reading travel guides (even when I'm not actually going on holiday), wine tastings, 80's films (my fave is The Goonies), the smell of Christmas trees, the style and class of the 1920's, and tuuuuuunes from the 90's (House of Pain's "Jump Around"- need I say more?!). I'm a mum to a wonderful 1 year old girl, and I adore relaxing Sunday evenings next to the fire with my hubby.


Spa is not less than a therapy, especially if it is rendered in the vicinities of Rishikesh. In fact, both Taj Mahal and spa are luxury in complete sense. It is sure that you are going to enjoy every bit of spa especially coupled with Taj Mahal. It is indeed magical.
Arrive Delhi by International flight. Transfer to the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure.
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Climb Wyoming Receives Visit From U.S. Department Of Agriculture Undersecretary
By Maggie Mullen • Sep 27, 2016
Undersecretary Kevin Concannon, center, with Climb Wyoming Staff and Board Members.
Credit Maggie Mullen
The Undersecretary, Kevin Concannon, was in Cheyenne to learn more about the organization's approach to helping low-income single moms. Concannon said Climb Wyoming is one of the best programs of its kind in the country.
Climb Wyoming trains and finds jobs for women in a wide variety of industries so they can support their families. Concannon said the recession of 2008 may be over, but its residual effects still impact millions of single parents with limited education and other financial challenges. Concannon said self-sufficiency can develop through the kind of access to career training and job services that Climb Wyoming provides.
"We know it's important for people to get the help when they need it," said Concannon. "But we're also deeply interested in saying, what can we do to position families so that in the future they won't need the program? And we all know one of the best ways to do that is to make sure we provide them with access to employment and training."
Concannon said Climb Wyoming is a great model for other states with similar programs.
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Climb Wyoming: Inspiring Women And Changing Their Lives
By Sara Teter • May 10, 2016
Wyoming's Untapped Resource: Single Moms
By Khalym Burke-Thomas • Jan 19, 2016
Want More Women In The Legislature? Just Ask
By Caroline Ballard • Mar 4, 2016
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Across the United States, women make up just under a quarter of state legislators. In Wyoming, the statistics are even worse – only 13 percent of legislators are women. That makes the "Equality State" 50th in the nation. Part of the problem is no one is asking them to run.
Bernadine Craft is a state senator from Sweetwater County, and she is the only woman in the state senate. She says that the main reason she is there is because she was asked to run by Senator Rae Lynn Job, who once held the senate seat Craft has now.
Wyoming Ranked Third For Largest Lifetime Wage Gap
By Maggie Mullen • Apr 5, 2016
Flickr Creative Commons, by 401kcalculator.org
Wyoming has consistently ranked poorly among states when it comes to equal pay, but new research reveals the state as having the third largest lifetime wage gap in the country. Because of that gap, an average Wyoming woman makes about 651,000-dollars less than a man over the course of a 40-year-career.

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Help for job seekers at your library
PREVIEW Columnist, and the Library Staff
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment's Workforce Center services are now available at your library through the Virtual Workforce Center. The small conference room is set aside every Tuesday from 1-3 p.m. and Thursday from 10 a.m.–noon with four laptops computers for you to access a special website designed especially for job seekers.
This website allows you to access a wealth of information about more than 6,000 job openings statewide. It also provides material on how to upgrade your training and skills, help with your unemployment insurance benefits, access financial resources if you have lost your job, write a more persuasive resume and polish your interview skills.
The website also explains how to apply for unemployment benefits. As well, we have an unemployment hotline available on Thursday afternoons from 1-4, and a 14-page brochure titled "Your Guide to Unemployment Benefits."
A total of 46 libraries across Colorado are participating in this Virtual Workforce Center project, which has particular advantages for rural communities such as ours that are far away from the broader resources of urban centers.
High-tech training
Our highly popular, free high-tech learning sessions continue. Informal sessions with Cody are set for today (Thursday, Jan. 24) from 3–5 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 29, from 10 a.m.–noon and Thursday, Jan. 31 from 3–5 p.m. Bring your devices and tech questions to Cody.
We also have two more formal training sessions this month that require advance registration for space reasons: Tomorrow (Friday, Jan. 25) from 10 a.m.-noon is a workshop on blog and website basics where you will learn how to create a basic blog or website. Then, next Wednesday, Jan. 30, from 1-3 p.m. is a session on uploading and organizing your digital photos.
Teen video contest
Teens aged 13-18 — individually or in teams — are invited to enter a nationwide video contest to promote Colorado libraries' 2013 summer reading programs. The winning video will net its teen creator(s) a cash prize of $275 — plus prizes worth $125 for their local library. Your video must be 30-90 seconds long, promote the 2013 summer reading theme "Beneath the Surface," and encourage teens to read and use libraries this summer. You can get entry forms and more information from a flyer at the library. Or go to www.cde.state.co.us/cdelib/SummerReading/TeenVidContest.htm. The deadline for submitting videos and the required forms is Feb. 20.
Free teen gaming
Seventh– to 12th-graders are invited to a Teen Sports Gaming session from 2–3:30 p.m. tomorrow (Friday, Jan. 25) and every fourth Friday of the month. Join us for all-sports electronic gaming and snacks.
Join Roberta Strickland for a free weekly five-week conversational Spanish class that started on Jan. 9 and will continue for two more Wednesdays from 4:30–5:30 p.m. The class is full, but you are welcome to drop in because the attendance varies from week to week.
Books on CD
"Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power" by Pulitzer Prize winner Jon Meacham is a biography about Jefferson the man, the politician and the president. "Open Heart" by Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel is a memoir in which the author, at age 82, reflects on his life. "Nano" by Robin Cook follows the latest adventures of Pia Grazadani, the embattled student from "Death Benefits," in this medical thriller. "The First Prophet" by Kay Hooper tells of the team of psychics within the FBI.
"The Big Rich: The Rise and Fall of the Greatest Texas Oil Fortunes" by Bryan Burrough chronicles the rise and fall of one of the great economic and political powerhouses of the 20th century — Texas oil. "Antifragile" by Nassim Nicholas Taleb reveals his ideas on how to thrive in an uncertain world. "Tap Dancing to Work" by investor Warren Buffett and Fortune magazine editor Carol J. Loomis is an updated collection of the best Buffett articles published in the magazine between 1966 and 2012. "Wheat Belly Cookbook" by Dr. William David offers 150 recipes to show you how to lose the wheat, lose the weight and find your path back to health.
Large print westerns
"Kill the Indian" by Johnny D. Boggs is the latest in the series featuring Comanche Daniel Killstraight. "Sky Blue" by Max Brand tells of a shiftless man and a magnificent stallion that changes his life. "Saddle Tramp" by Todhunter Ballard follows a drafter who prefers peace to trouble until he is pushed too far. "Law at Angel's Landing" by Wayne D. Overholser is set in a gold mining town in the hills of Colorado. "A Bullet for Billy" by Bill Brooks features drifter and former Texas Ranger Jim Glass. "Royal Bridesmaids" is an anthology of three marriage stories by Stephanie Laurens, Gaelen Foley and Loretta Chase.
Other large print
"Don't Say a Word" is a romantic suspense story by Beverly Barton. "Book, Line and Sinker" by Jenn McKinlay is the latest in the library lover's mystery series. "The Dog Stars" by Peter Heller follows the adventures of a man who survived the flu that killed everyone he knows. "Death of a Neighborhood Witch" by Laura Levine is the latest in the Jaine Austen mystery series. "Goldberg Variations" by Susan Isaacs is about a grandmother who has a kingdom to bequeath to one of the grandchildren she hardly knows.
Thanks to donors
For books and materials this week, we thank Norbert Lechner and Gary Weger.
Quotable quote
"Strive not to be a success but rather to be of value." — Albert Einstein (1879-1955), German-born theoretical physicist who developed the theory of relativity.
For more information on library books, services and programs, and to reserve books from the comfort of your home, please visit our website at http://pagosa.colibraries.org/.
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La Coppa di Romania 2014-2015 si è svolta dal 26 settembre 2014 al 9 aprile 2015: al torneo hanno partecipato dodici squadre di club rumene e la vittoria finale è andata per la seconda volta al Clubul Sportiv Volei Municipal Remat Zalău.

Regolamento
Le squadre hanno disputato ottavi di finale (a cui hanno partecipato le classificate dal quinto al decimo posto al termine della regular season di Divizia A1 2013-14, più le due neopromosse dalla Divizia A2 2013-14), quarti di finale (a cui si sono aggiunte le prime quattro classificate al termine della regular season di Divizia A1 2013-14), entrambe giocate con gare di andata e ritorno (viene disputato un golden set in caso di stesso quoziente set), semifinali e finale.

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Torneo

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Andata

Ritorno

Quarti di finale

Andata

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Collegamenti esterni

Pallavolo nel 2014
Pallavolo nel 2015
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BEYOND OBSESSED!
SHOP THE SHOP
Saltwater Fly Fishing isn't something we do, it's what we live for!
Fishing is in our blood, on our minds and is the focus of our obsession.
From the moment we rig our rods to the final cut of our films, our goal is to relate the excitement and appreciation we have for the sport, the environment and the many characters that make it special. We are a crew of guides dedicated to showcasing the extreme, the beautiful, the hilarious and ultimately, the very real aspects of life when connected to the water by a fly line.
Born on the waters surrounding Key West, Florida, World Angling has been guiding sport fishermen from all over the world since 1999. We deliver unforgettable, authentic experiences on the water, and on your screen through film and photography.
"It's never easy to explain the love of fishing and being on the water. The passion we share for the sport, and the reasons we obsess about it are as crystal clear as the waters we navigate. The subtleties of nature, the comedy of frustration and the joy of shared success with our best friends provides a feeling that can't be expressed in words. World Angling's mission is to attempt to capture and share these experiences – those moments that inspire and feed the passion." – Will Benson
BOOK YOUR TRIP NOW!
It's all about the experience.
Independent Professional Guides
Let us guide you to your unforgettable fishing experience. We have spent a lifetime learning these waters and believe experience makes a big difference. When you have the knowledge and know-how of a full-time, professional fishing guide who has been there, done his homework and paid his dues, you can bet on a quality experience.
When it comes to hunting trophy gamefish, you want a guide who understands your passion, knows the local fishery and is fully committed to guiding you to your dream catch. The Florida Keys and Everglades are home to many of the most talented fishing guides in the world. We work with these professional guides everyday. They are our friends, our neighbors, our colleagues. Whether it's on the water as ambassadors for the National Marine Sanctuary or on conservation measures through the Lower Keys Guides Association, we are dedicated to the professionalism, etiquette, and awareness that exemplifies our full time guiding community. In-short, we take our passion seriously and we all share the same desire to preserve and protect our waters ensuring that you and future anglers will continue to experience great fishing.
Recently our passion for adventure sport fishing has expanded to include a freshwater fly fishing experience in Wyoming that provides a distinctly different experience. Trips are currently offered in the world-class Fremont Canyon located approximately 30 minutes southwest of Casper, Wyoming.
Let us help you find the right fishing guide for the experience you're seeking. Whether it's hunting permit on fly, pursuing the elusive bonefish or reeling in a sleek silver tarpon, we know how to make those magical moments happen.
OUR LATEST PRODUCTION
Fishing, Films & Photography
World Angling is always creating exciting film projects and inspiring photography. It's part passion, part philosophy. Our images allow us to speak a million words in one fell swoop. Our films take you to places we know you want to go.
Back in 2007, when we were still shooting on mini DV tapes, there was a call for entries in the Drake Magazine Video Awards. In a small room adjacent to the Denver Convention Center, our friend Tom Bie was changing the face of fly fishing. As hardcore anglers from around the industry gathered to see the latest in fish porn, the next generation of anglers told their stories in the form of five-minute "hype" videos.
We were there, more than excited by what had just happened. But that was only the beginning. Fly fishing was finding a new way to showcase the sport, just like skateboarding and skiing had years earlier. A lot has happened since then. Everybody now has a camera on their phone and the sport has found a new wave of ambassadors in film makers, guides and anglers who are all making videos. So many years later, we are proud to announce, our latest production, "Ghost Stories," a labor of love created with the support of many sponsors. Visit our Green Room to see more.
CAPT. WILL BENSON
A lifelong passion
Will Benson grew up on the waters of the Florida Keys. With a push pole in one hand and a camera in the other, Will has guided his clients and his audience to amazing memories on the flats and on film. His lifelong passion for the ocean is the heart and soul of WorldANGLING. As a professional guide he knows what it takes to create unforgettable experiences on the water and brings an immense dedication to the guide profession. As a member of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council, he is an ambassador for flats fishing guides and a leader among the conservation community. And finally, as a father of two young children, Will believes firmly in protecting our amazing resources and instilling an appreciation for them in his children. For Will Benson and WorldANGLING, fishing is more than a passion. It's a way of life.
SHOP - DVDS - SHIRTS
World Angling's fly fishing for permit documentary film, SATORI, available here on DVD and on-line video streaming with Vimeo On- Demand.
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John Vidic, 80, of West Aliquippa, passed away Friday, June 26, 2009, in Friendship Ridge.
Born April 24, 1929, in West Aliquippa, he was a son of the late Frank and Amelia (Markovich) Vidic. Mr. Vidic was a member of St. Titus Catholic Church, Aliquippa, and was retired from the J&L Steel Corp., Aliquippa Works. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran having served in the Korean War and was a member of the Aliquippa Ukrainian Club.
Surviving are a brother and sister-in-law, Robert and Barbara Vidic, Rochester; four sisters, Jean Grandovic and Mary Uhernik, both of Ambridge; Helen Vidic and Annamae Vidic, both of West Aliquippa; a sister-in-law, Pat Selon, in California, and many loving nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers, Frank, Felix and Tony Selon, and a sister-in-law, Pat Selon.
Friends will be received Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the TATALOVICH FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATION SERVICES, INC., 2205 McMinn St., Aliquippa, www.tatalovichfuneralhome.com, where a service will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m., followed by a Mass of Christian burial at 9:30 a.m. in St. Titus Catholic Church, Aliquippa, with Father Paul Householder, his pastor, officiating.
Interment will follow at 10:30 a.m. in Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery, Hopewell Township, where the Beaver County Special Unit will conduct military honors.


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Provide program staff with interim reports, technical assistance and expenditure guidance as necessary or as requested.
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Ensure the corporate, legal and fiscal integrity of the organization by providing up-to-date insurance policies and by reviewing contracts, sub-contracts and leases, including preparation, payment and tracking.
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The Business Manager/Bookkeeper reports to the co-executive directors. The position requires the employee to work 5 – 7 hours a week. Must be well organized, a team player, possess good oral and written communication skills, and must be able to work independently.


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Does SOCI support the different types of 'join' in the statements?
If yes, does it work with all the databases (so called backends in the documentation) ?
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From 13 March to 30 June
On the occasion of the 500th anniversary of his death, the Scuderie del Quirinale in collaboration with the Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia in Milan and the Library 'Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana' dedicate an exhibition to the famous humanist, about his Tuscan education, his stay in Milan and his Roman period later in his life.
The exhibition, curated by Claudio Giorgione, presents the figure of Leonardo retracing his complete work, i.e. technological and scientific, tracing the cultural connections with his contemporary masters and thus offering a broad vision of his brilliant reflections.
On show, in addition to a wide selection of works from Italian and foreign institutions, autograph drawings, prints, manuscripts, illustrated 15th-century illustrations and paintings, the 10 masterpieces from the Ambrosiana Library among the best known of Leonardo's most important text, the Codex Atlanticus, together with the original gates of the dam of the Naviglio di San Marco, remained in use until 1929; and, again, a rich selection of historical models of the Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia, including large artefacts not exposed for decades, some of which have been restored in recent years.
And finally, the man as well as the genius, with his fantasies and his passions, will be highlighted during the journey to clarify, through testimonies, how over time the myth of Leonardo was born and developed.
SCUDERIE DEL QUIRINALE. Via XXIV Maggio, 16. Information and reservations: Tel. 0292897722. Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. -10.30 p.m. Admission: full €15, reduced €13.
Exhibitions at Maxxi – Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo
Via Guido Reni, 4A. Information: Tel. 063201954. Opening hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday 11 a.m. -7 p.m.;...
SUPER. Two days to discover the archaeological park of the Colosseum
PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO DEL COLOSSEO. Palatino and Foro Romano. Opening hours: 9 a.m. – 6.30 p.m. Admission: full €16, reduced...
MUSEO NAZIONALE ROMANO. Terme DI Diocleziano. Via E. De Nicola, 78. Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9 a.m. –...
La Saletta Pompeiana at Villa Farnesina
After the recent restoration, another area of the prestigious headquarters of the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei opens: Villa Farnesina,...
Dream. Art meets dreaming
CHIOSTRO DEL BRAMANTE. Via Arco della Pace, 5. Opening hours: Monday to Friday 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.; Saturday...
Women. Body and image between symbolism and revolutionExhibitions at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni


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EXP Podcast #228: Game and Watch
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This week, we take a mid-week breather from all the E3 madness to talk about a subject that's actually one of the bigger features of both Microsoft and Sony's new consoles: screencasting. What once started out as "Let's Plays" on obscure corners of the internet have now become regular events for a growing multitude of players. Inspired by Kris Ligman's article on the origin, evolution, and struggles of the Let's Play scene, we discuss everything from intellectual property to editing techniques. We're still pretty new to this entire scene, so we're interested to read your thoughts in the comments!
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- Runtime: 28 min 11 sec
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Written by Scott Juster at 6/12/2013 10:07:00 PM
David Menéndez June 19, 2013 at 7:34 AM
Loved the podcast as usual, guys.
I'm also an avid consumer of Let's Play - and I don't even know how that happened. I think that working full time, LPs are the only way to vicariously enjoy the more time-consuming games. I like to play them in the background while I do some sort of repetitive, mindless task.
I think Nintendo's worry is that it will cause them to lose sales, because people won't need to play the game after watching a LPer go through it. I think it's both a valid worry and a stupid one. Valid, because it's a possible scenario, and stupid, because I think the new sales they do get from added exposure more than offset the few that they lose. I personally bought tons of games that I wouldn't have without LPs, including The Binding of Isaac, one of my favorite games of 2012.
I think the games that could be hurt by LPs are story-driven ones. There were some Assassin Creed games that I hadn't played, and I watched LPs just to understand the story. I have no wish to buy them now, to be honest. Then again, I did buy the Yawhg thanks to LPs...
Christopher July 11, 2013 at 5:24 PM
Apparently, Let's Play videos, as they are presumably not considered transformative, are considered audiovisual presentations and are therefore subject to Nintendo's copyrights and therefore any ad revenue generated from.
Interesting further reading: http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/07/why-nintendo-can-legally-shut-down-any-smash-bros-tournament-it-wants/
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Posted on May 15, 2019 by Chad Clinger
Golden Knights onward to sectional finals
Baseball, Sports
Chris Bood tosses a complete game gem
By Chad Clinger - [email protected]
MARION — The Northmor Golden Knights baseball squad headed to Marion on Tuesday afternoon to begin their Division III, Central II sectional tournament run.
Northmor, the No. 17 seed in the bracket, met up with the hosting No. 15 seeded Elgin Comets for a chance to advance to Thursday's sectional championship game against the No. 1 seeded West Jefferson Roughriders.
The visiting Knights got the bats out early, scoring four runs in the top of the first and, after holding the Comets scoreless in the home half, tacked on three additional runs in the second.
Northmor's offense would quiet down a bit and both teams would be held off of the scoreboard in the third through fifth innings. Entering the sixth with the Knights up 7-0, the offense would get back on track and tallied their eighth run. Elgin was unable to figure out Northmor pitcher Chris Bood and the game headed into the seventh with the visitors up by a score of 8-0.
In the seventh, the Golden Knights made the game a "no-doubter" with two more runs and Bood continued to shine in the home half of the frame as Northmor prevailed by a final score of 10-0 to advance.
Bood went the distance on the mound for the black and gold, allowing just two hits over seven innings while walking three and striking out four Comets' hitters. At the dish, Bood helped his own cause with a pair of singles, a run scored and a run batted in.
Senior Ryland Thomas set a new state record in the contest with Elgin. Thomas was hit by a pitch in three at-bats on the day, bringing his total to 28 on the season en route to erasing the old record of 26.
Pierce Lower, Hunter Mariotti and Garrett Corwin all picked up multi-hit games for Northmor in the win. Lower knocked a trio of singles while driving in two runs and Mariotti belted a pair of singles, scored twice, drove in a run and stole a base. Corwin finished with two singles and a run scored.
Other offense for the Golden Knights came from: Wyatt Reeder- 2B, 3R, SB; Mostyn Evans- 1B, R, 2RBI; Brayden Black- 1B, 2R and Tyler Brown- RBI.
Northmor tallied a dozen hits en route to their 10 runs despite leaving 10 runners on the base path. The Knights committed zero errors on the day while the Elgin Comets had two miscues. With the victory, Northmor improved their season record to 8-14 overall.
On Thursday, the Golden Knights and hosting Roughriders are set to get underway at 5 p.m. The winner of that sectional championship will move on to district semifinals action against either the No. 11 seed Heath or the No. 13 seed Worthington Christian on Tuesday, May 21 with the site yet to be determined.
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Title: Streptomyces palmae sp. nov., isolated from oil palm (Elaeis Guineensis) rhizosphere soil
Authors: Kanaporn Sujarit
Wasu Pathom-Aree
Saisamorn Lumyong
Issue Date: 1-Oct-2016
Abstract: © 2016 IUMS. Actinomycete strain CMU-AB204Twas isolated from oil palm rhizosphere soil collected in Chiang Mai University (Chiang Mai, Thailand). Based on morphological and chemotaxonomic characteristics, the organism was considered to belong to the genus Streptomyces. Whole cellwall hydrolysates consisted of LL-diaminopimelic acid, glucose, ribose and galactose. The predominant menaquinones were MK-9(H4), MK-9(H6), MK-9(H2) and MK-8(H4). The fatty acid profile contained iso-C15: 0, iso-C16:0 and anteiso-C15: 0 as major components. The principal phospholipids detected were phosphatidylethanolamine, diphosphatidylglycerol and phosphatidylglycerol. The DNA G+C content of strain CMU-AB204Twas 70.9 mol%. Based on 16S rRNA gene sequence similarity, strain CMU-AB204Twas closely related to Streptomyces orinoci JCM 4546T(98.7 %), Streptomyces lilacinus NBRC 12884T(98.5 %), Streptomyces abikoensis CGMCC 4.1662T(98.5 %), Streptomyces griseocarneus JCM 4905T(98.4 %) and Streptomyces xinghaiensis JCM 16958T(98.3 %). Phylogenetic trees revealed that the new strain had a distinct taxonomic position from closely related type strains of the genus Streptomyces. Spiny to hairy spores clearly differentiated strain CMU-AB204Tfrom the five most closely related Streptomyces species, which produced smooth spores. On the basis of evidence from this polyphasic study, it is proposed that strain CMU-AB204Trepresents a novel species of the genus Streptomyces, namely Streptomyces palmae sp. nov. The type strain is CMU-AB204T(=JCM 31289T=TBRC 1999T).


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VLDLR-associated cerebellar hypoplasia is an inherited condition that affects the development of the brain. People with this condition have an unusually small and underdeveloped cerebellum, which is the part of the brain that coordinates movement. This brain malformation leads to problems with balance and coordination (ataxia) that become apparent in infancy and remain stable over time. Children with VLDLR-associated cerebellar hypoplasia may learn to walk later in childhood, usually after the age of 6, although some are never able to walk independently. In one Turkish family, affected people walk on their hands and feet (quadrupedal locomotion).
Additional features of VLDLR-associated cerebellar hypoplasia include moderate to profound intellectual disability, impaired speech (dysarthria) or a lack of speech, and eyes that do not look in the same direction (strabismus). Some affected individuals have also had flat feet (pes planus ), seizures, and short stature. Studies suggest that VLDLR-associated cerebellar hypoplasia does not significantly affect a person's life expectancy.
VLDLR-associated cerebellar hypoplasia is rare; its prevalence is unknown. The condition was first described in the Hutterite population in Canada and the United States. This condition has also been reported in families from Iran and Turkey.
As its name suggests, VLDLR-associated cerebellar hypoplasia results from mutations in the VLDLR gene. This gene provides instructions for making a protein called a very low density lipoprotein (VLDL) receptor. Starting before birth, this protein plays a critical role in guiding the movement of developing nerve cells to their appropriate locations in the brain. Mutations in the VLDLR gene prevent cells from producing any functional VLDL receptor protein. Without this protein, developing nerve cells cannot reach the parts of the brain where they are needed. The resulting problems with brain development lead to ataxia and the other major features of this condition.
Learn more about the gene associated with VLDLR-associated cerebellar hypoplasia
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This condition is inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern , which means both copies of the gene in each cell have mutations. The parents of an individual with an autosomal recessive condition each carry one copy of the mutated gene, but they typically do not show signs and symptoms of the condition.
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Autosomal recessive cerebellar ataxia with mental retardation
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Boycott KM, Bonnemann C, Herz J, Neuert S, Beaulieu C, Scott JN, Venkatasubramanian A, Parboosingh JS. Mutations in VLDLR as a cause for autosomal recessive cerebellar ataxia with mental retardation (dysequilibrium syndrome). J Child Neurol. 2009 Oct;24(10):1310-5. doi: 10.1177/0883073809332696. Epub 2009 Mar 30. Citation on PubMed or Free article on PubMed Central
Boycott KM, Flavelle S, Bureau A, Glass HC, Fujiwara TM, Wirrell E, Davey K, Chudley AE, Scott JN, McLeod DR, Parboosingh JS. Homozygous deletion of the very low density lipoprotein receptor gene causes autosomal recessive cerebellar hypoplasia with cerebral gyral simplification. Am J Hum Genet. 2005 Sep;77(3):477-83. doi: 10.1086/444400. Epub 2005 Jul 22. Citation on PubMed or Free article on PubMed Central
Boycott KM, MacDonald SK, Parboosingh JS. VLDLR Cerebellar Hypoplasia. 2008 Aug 26 [updated 2020 Feb 27]. In: Adam MP, Everman DB, Mirzaa GM, Pagon RA, Wallace SE, Bean LJH, Gripp KW, Amemiya A, editors. GeneReviews(R) [Internet]. Seattle (WA): University of Washington, Seattle; 1993-2023. Available from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1874/ Citation on PubMed
Moheb LA, Tzschach A, Garshasbi M, Kahrizi K, Darvish H, Heshmati Y, Kordi A, Najmabadi H, Ropers HH, Kuss AW. Identification of a nonsense mutation in the very low-density lipoprotein receptor gene (VLDLR) in an Iranian family with dysequilibrium syndrome. Eur J Hum Genet. 2008 Feb;16(2):270-3. doi: 10.1038/sj.ejhg.5201967. Epub 2007 Nov 28. Citation on PubMed
Ozcelik T, Akarsu N, Uz E, Caglayan S, Gulsuner S, Onat OE, Tan M, Tan U. Mutations in the very low-density lipoprotein receptor VLDLR cause cerebellar hypoplasia and quadrupedal locomotion in humans. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2008 Mar 18;105(11):4232-6. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0710010105. Epub 2008 Mar 7. Citation on PubMed or Free article on PubMed Central
Turkmen S, Hoffmann K, Demirhan O, Aruoba D, Humphrey N, Mundlos S. Cerebellar hypoplasia, with quadrupedal locomotion, caused by mutations in the very low-density lipoprotein receptor gene. Eur J Hum Genet. 2008 Sep;16(9):1070-4. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2008.73. Epub 2008 Mar 26. Citation on PubMed
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A set of two beautifully-matched jigs from different Celtic traditions. Da Shaalds O'Foula is a traditional Shetland jig named for the hidden reef that lies off the remote island of Foula, where standing stones mark the midwinter sun and the local dialect speaks out of Old Norse roots. The second tune, Old Favourite, is a traditional Irish jig known by many other names, including the West Clare Jig.
The quartet playing for the live recording of their new album Vortex, at a house concert in a gorgeous Suffolk barn, April 2016.


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Stettler (offiziell Town of Stettler) ist eine Gemeinde im südlichen Zentrum von Alberta, Kanada, die seit 1906 den Status einer Kleinstadt () hat. Die Gemeinde liegt nordöstlich der kanadischen Badlands im landwirtschaftlich geprägten Palliser-Dreieck in der Region Zentral-Alberta und wurde nach einem der Gründerväter, dem gebürtigen Schweizer Carl Stettler, benannt. Stettler liegt etwa 80 Kilometer östlich von Red Deer bzw. 220 Kilometer nordnordöstlich von Calgary, an der Kreuzung des Alberta Highway 12 mit dem Alberta Highway 56.

In Stettler hat der Verwaltungsbezirk ("Municipal District") County of Stettler No. 6 seinen Verwaltungssitz.

Geschichte
1903 kam eine Gruppe Siedler nach Alberta und ließ sich östlich des heutigen Standortes der Gemeinde nieder. Das Zentrum dieser schweizerisch-deutschen Kolonie war das Gehöft von Carl Stettler. Dort wurde 1905 auch ein Postamt, unter dem Namen "Blumenau", errichtet und Carl Stettler wurde der erste Postmeister. 1905 erreichte dann eine Strecke der Canadian Pacific Railway die Gegend. Schnell verlagerte sich das Zentrum der Siedlung an die Strecke. Im Juni 1906 erhielt dieses neue Zentrum der Ansiedlung, nun unter dem Namen "Stettler", den offiziellen Status eines Dorfes () und im November 1906 bereits den einer Kleinstadt.

Demographie
Der Zensus im Jahr 2016 ergab für die Gemeinde eine Bevölkerungszahl von 5952 Einwohnern, nachdem der Zensus im Jahr 2011 für die Gemeinde eine Bevölkerungszahl von nur 5748 Einwohnern ergeben hatte. Die Bevölkerung hat damit im Vergleich zum letzten Zensus im Jahr 2011 leicht um 3,5 % zugenommen, während der Provinzdurchschnitt bei einer Bevölkerungszunahme von 11,6 % lag. Auch im Zensuszeitraum 2006 bis 2011 hatte die Einwohnerzahl in der Gemeinde leicht um 5,6 % zugenommen, während sie im Provinzdurchschnitt um 10,8 % zunahm.

Verkehr
Stettler ist an das Fernstraßennetz durch die Alberta Highway 12 sowie Alberta Highway 56 angeschlossen. In der Gemeinde kreuzen sich weiterhin die Eisenbahnstrecken verschiedener Gesellschaften. Ein örtlicher Flughafen (IATA-Code: -, ICAO-Code: -, Transport Canada Identifier: CEJ3), mit nur einer asphaltierten Start- und Landebahn von 914 Metern Länge, liegt südwestlich der Stadtgrenze.

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Eataly Toronto is opening in 2019 - Join the team for our grand opening in Canada!
Eataly is the world's largest artisanal Italian food and beverage marketplace. Oscar Farinetti opened the first Eataly in 2007 in Turin inspired by a desire to share Italian regional cuisine across the entire country of Italy. Since then, Eataly has expanded to open more than 35 locations in the Americas, Europe and Asia.
Eataly is a place where you can EAT, SHOP and LEARN about high-quality, authentic Italian cuisine. Each Eataly location contains full-service restaurants, quick service counters and cafés, a grocery market and a cooking school.
Eataly is recruiting 500 employees for the opening including: Managers, Chefs, Pastry Chefs, Cooks, Bread Bakers, Pizza Makers, Gelato Makers, Fresh Pasta Makers, Butchers, Fishmongers, Cheesemongers, Servers, Bartenders, Hosts, Bussers, Sales Associates, Baristas, Cashiers, Story Tellers, Warehouse Associates, and more!
What are the "ingredients" of a great team member? Passion for our products and services; curiosity to always keep learning; honesty in all exchanges with others; a desire to promote harmony between guests and team members as well as on the plate; and, of course, fun!
In addition to a positive work environment and opportunities for career growth, Eataly offers medical, dental, vision insurance; RRSP; free staff lunch daily; discounts; staff classes and more!
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PTA events at Briarwood create its great sense of community. Your PTA plans and supports Movie Nights, The Walk-A-Thon, Bingo Night Teacher Luncheons, International Night and much, much more. It also supports academic enrichment programs such as the Science Fair, Library, and Field Trips.
Join the PTSA to continue these traditions and provide our children with an extraordinary school experience.
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No Fans, No Federer, but the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters Machine Rolls On
The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters marks the annual return to European clay of top flight men's tennis, this year's edition running from 10th to 18th April 2021
Clay Court Craft in Action at the 114th Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters
After Fabio Fognini's 2019 surprise victory at the prestigious tennis tournament, will Rafael Nadal take his title back this year?
Rafa Going for the Dozen at the 113th Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters
The traditional start of the European clays court season gets underway in April, pitting men's tennis elite against a young generation of players eager to prove its mettle
Rafa Ready for 2018 Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters
The European clay court season gets underway this April, with the return of the ATP tour to the Principality for the 2018 edition of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters event.
All the Ones for the 2017 Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters
The 111th edition of the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters has been officially launched, hailing the traditional start of the European clay court season.
Hometown Boy Djokovic to Own Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters Again?
The ATP Masters 1000 World Tour rolls into Monte-Carlo once again this April, with the prospect of more records being broken.
Opening Weekend at the 2014 Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters [Photos]
The 2014 Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters is underway at the Monte-Carlo Country Club with the promise of yet another great tournament.


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VID/PICS | The green, not-quite-hobgoblin Rabbinic Hobgoblin demon
A close inspection of randomly acquired video footage made two days ago revealed a demon standing next to my armoire, talking to other demons. He stands just to the side, showing only the front half of his face, and that, only its profile. Still, his disproportionately large, green head (as compared to his body), makes him easy enough to see, particularly, on video, which is clear enough to see his facial expressions change, head turn and mouth move as he speaks (non-stop), provided you're viewing the original. When coupled with his beard and hat, he sort of reminds you of a Jewish rabbi; but, overall, he looks like a cousin to a species called hobgoblin demons—at least on this blog:
A variety of demons akin to hobgoblin demons in appearance, the species for which I have dubbed Rabbinic Hobgoblins
The quality of the video, when played on an iPhone 6s Plus, is astounding, even though the demon is semi-cloaked.
NOTE | For demons, that means looking half-visible, moving faster through time, and wearing a coat of slithering tendrils made visible by chroma.
As a consequence, the demon's mouth moves incredibly fast, even after cutting the playback rate by half; not only that, but he is also caked by a layer of even faster, slithering chromatic tendrils:
These hindrances to optimal viewing, which are common to nearly every video made during a period of high demonic activity, require that you either view the YouTube version of the video at 1080p HD or download the original from MediaFire and view it with Quicktime Player.
TIP | When viewing the original video in Quicktime Player, you can see a couple of other demons hiding, for example, in the white laundry bag, by skimming it frame-by-frame. (i.e., by stopping playback and then by pressing the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard to reverse and forward the video one frame at-a-time.
One of the best places to stage a video camera during a period of high demonic activity is through a crack of some kind. The video above was made while my iPhone sat upside-down, while pointing through the crack made by the bottom of my bedroom door and the floor, which extends into the living room where the demon was spotted.
The reasons for positioning a camera in this way, and the reasons why cracks and pinholes work best for focusing and otherwise seeing hard-to-see demonic activity are explained in various posts to this blog, one of which is Demonic Feng Shui. Although it is somewhat dated, and incorrectly defines a portal's constitution, this clip taken from that post fairly sums them up:
Effect of interplay between objects' surfaces and geometry and light and shadow
Chroma, the red, blue and green "snow" that fills the air during periods of high demonic activity, is the stuff that hyperdimensional portals are made of (apparently), which is why it's always present wherever demons are passing to-and-fro between states. Just like snow, it drifts into piles, clinging to surfaces (walls, door frames), and becoming more and more concentrated as it collects; this higher concentration of chroma allows for demons situate portals. It's why most demons can be found near corners, inside closets or under beds, in trees, clothes, and wherever multiple surfaces are close to each other (and, therefore, creating a high concentration of chroma). It's why Santa Claus uses the chimney to enter your home—chroma is funneled down the chimney (yes, it flows) and into a square box, i.e., your fireplace, making it the easiest place to create a portal. (How does he fit? Whenever transferring via portal, you become microscopic in size, even if your destination is another part of this world.)
Demonic Peep-Eye shows a video of a demon peeping into a pinhole aperture fitted over the lens of my camera, in order to decloak demons, whose green-yellow eyeball can be see very clearly, straining to see what was inside the aperture:
Check back later for more links to posts that discuss how demons of the Rabbinic kind, as well as others,
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VIDS | Sucker demons (finally) crawl on someone else
Two videos made this week show a pair of shoes jumping at Long and a 5-foot long sucker demon jumping into Long. That kind of stuff usually happens to me, and me only—and that for years on end. Needless to say, seeing it happen to someone else who didn't specifically request it was surreal.
The shoe attack happened just a few days ago, during which both shoes in pair worn by Long each take a swing at Long's legs as he walks past them:
Apparently, the shoes were spring-loaded with sucker demons, who must have mistook Long for me, as—to point out once again—I am usually the only one with demon-possessed clothing.
Then, as if that wasn't astounding enough, two days later I inadvertently recorded a 5-foot long sucker demon, snaking up and between Long's legs (and, perhaps, beyond):
Most of the sucker-demon slithering—and the gaping-hole opening—happens within five frames
The video was made inadvertently, and when I left my laptop video recorder on as Long and I slid past each other in order to exchange places in the crowded room:
I am processing several hand-picked still frames taken from the second video for clarity, so check back soon. In the meantime: here are two versions of the same still frame, both chroma-mapped(TM) to reveal the various and tiny entities illuminated by chroma: one, oversaturated and over-contrasted; the other, less so. The image was enhanced using only copies of the blue channel from the original in a variety of layer blending modes; as demonstrated in Enhancing demon faces made anywhere, at anytime, from anything, this emphasizes the chroma by which such entities are best revealed:
It looks like a ruffle in Long's pants in still images; but, it's clearly a fast-moving, demonic snake in the video; above, is the oversaturated and over-contrasted version of its still frames (intended for seeing entities normally unseen)
The same still frame shown above, but with less saturation and contrast (for realism)
To see other posts that show and discuss sucker demon-infested shoes and shoestrings, search for shoes on this blog, and then read Sucker demon-possessed shoestrings attack legs on verbal command; you can also search for sucker demons for a better look at them via images and videos, which show how they are used by demons and their people for the purposes of torture.
PREVIEW | The Desktop of a Demoniac II
My desktop has tidied up a bit since The Desktop of a Demoniac, this gallery showing images that reflect some of the progress I've made since I decided to make the most of a bad situation, and started to develop ways to make visible otherwise invisible demons.
Demonic Sea-Monkeys
In each window, from right to left: the original image of a water bottle, an enhanced version, followed by its luma map (for clarity of detail)
A video made last night of hundreds of demons, all emerging from within a water bottle on my kitchen table, is going to keep me busy for some time, and that in two respects: for one, I have plenty of images to show, but it takes some time and work to make them presentable, as suggested by the above snapshot of my desktop; for the other, I want to know why and how so many demons came through in just that particular way. As for the latter, that would be hard to accomplish for anyone in my shoes, let alone for someone else living in a more peaceful (non-violent) setting; I really don't have the luxury of pondering matters not directly linked to my survival and basic needs. Even still, I believe that the observations I made from the video could be useful to people who dislike disease and injury, and who want to take a stab at that and other problems resulting from the demonic plague, but who have no access to that which I do. I think my best bet along those lines—at least for now—is to simply take notes on what I saw, and impart them via this blog, so that's what I will do. They'll be plenty enough for anyone so inclined to build on. As to what, I don't know.
Regardless, here's what I do know: the specific combinations of various properties of light and shadow (and interplay between them and matter) that either make suitable entry points into our world for demons or that makes their entry suitable for capture on camera, as they emerge from their world to ours.
How I determined that was simple enough: I walked around the apartment with my camera during last night's period of high demonic activity, and pointed it at everything, everywhere—even at a water bottle; and, what I observed—besides demons, everywhere, and in everything—not only solidifed my prior understanding of the role of light and shadow and certain kinds of demonic activity [see Demonic Feng Shui; see also Comparing demonic activity in light and shadow], but allowed me to expand it quite a bit. Enough to actually make something happen, in fact (or make something not happen, depending), such as control over access to our world by non-benevolent invaders (again, see image, above). Since it's not hard to turn off the lights and point a camera at a translucent water bottle backed by the reflective surface of food packaging, also made of translucent packaging, will make it easy for me to find out for sure. The fact there are no shortage of demons or related activity around me, and, if there were, I can produce them at-will, anytime, anywhere, will make it even easier.
NOTE | The one condition of production being, of course, what is referenced in such posts as Demons, their people continue to exploit, cause suffering via open portals and Christians, victims reeling from demonic activity aftershock.
In addition to the set of observations holding so much promise for future safety, I made two other less relevant observations that confirmed what I already knew about portals, specifically, that traveling through them involves a reduction in size by microscopic proportions [see Wormholes], and that there is a direct relationship between the conditions that create the entry point and a given species of demons. Some come in one way, others in another.
Demonic possession and the Green Channel
In TECHNOLOGY | Highlighting demons possessing a human as shown on video, instructions for using color data from the red channel to reveal demonic possession; in METHOD #1 | Finding hidden demons in digital media | Mapping multispectral digital image sensor data, the blue channel. Now, for the green channel:
The green channel of an image showing demonic possession reveals the texture of a demon's skin
Per-channel processing of images showing demonic possession reveals distinctly different textures and portions of the demon that would not otherwise be seen by processing all channels at once
Note the contrast between the red chroma and the green-yellow scales (skin), especially compared to the original still frame:
The original still frame
Mask with color
For the most part, mask-wearing demonic species never decorate the outside of their masks with coloring. Take, for example, the hobgoblin demons. Even though each mask is carved in such a way as to afford each wearer a unique face, there is otherwise nothing else to differentiate them using color. They are all white.
A demon captured on video recently, who, apparently, applied color on top of his masks' white base, explains why hobgoblin demons leave the white (at least to me):
Painting facial coloring characteristics on a white mask creates a pale, sickly appearance in its wearer
It's because they don't want to look sick or like a zombie, like the demon shown above. No matter how well you apply the make-up or paint, the ghastly, ghostly white underneath begs for more fresh air and sunlight (or something).
Spectre imaging (pardon the pun)
So, you're not a nerd, and don't get the joke (it's spectral—not spectre; but, since these images of the paranormal were processed using spectral imaging techniques...):
A still frame from a video made in a room full of demons, hence the thick layer of chroma over my face Edited so that only the cloaked matter that is rendered green digital camera sensors
Spectral imaging, in part, involves processing image data for each channel, individually; it's ideal for processing images saturated by chroma, in that each channel shows different demonic entities and types of cloaked matter: the red channel usually shows facial features of a possessing demon; the green channel shows embedded sucker demons and various forms of cloaked equipment; and, the blue channel shows—if anything—a portion of the original image. Editing just one channel allows you to view its unique offerings within the context of the entire image, depending on which channel you edit, and the edits you make. This is important due to the similarities between the color channels due to the overlap between them.
For example: changes to the edited version of the still frame shown above, obviously, were made to the green channel. Because the red channel is stacked over the green one, the red channel had to be removed so the green channel could show through. Even still, the red channel was used to enhance the green channel data by intersection (i.e., creating a new channel where red and green were overlapped wherever they jointly produce a color), thereby allowing the green channel data to be shown in context with the remaining channels in the image.
About channel image data overlap. Fortunately, the overlap between channels doesn't necessarily diminish the unique offerings of each; rather, the overlap can sometimes be used to enhance the details provided by other channels. Case in point: the blue channel, which offers very little image data and rarely contains anything unique to the other two can be used to sharpen the red and green channel data, as demonstrated by the following:
The blue channel was combined with the red and green channels (specifically, the sharpen them), allowing for greater detail than possible for those two channels alone
In the image above, blue was more or less extracted, which created deep pockets between red and green elements that blended together in the original; it also sharpened the elements on the red and green channels wherever they intersected with that of the blue channel.
Sharpening, differentiating color with one channel on the others. In addition to adding depth and clarity to other channels, the image data of one channel can also be used to unveil elements within the other two that could not otherwise be seen. In the image below, the blue channel was used to amplify the weaker image data in the red channel, as well as to create a stronger differentiation between the various shades of red in that channel:
Sharpening the red channel with the blue revealed a very disturbing object positioned over my left eye, the frequent target of attacks, which are a part of an ongoing campaign to blind me The same color channel that sharpened another can also be used to soften the results, which may be more suitable in some cases The unedited original still frame, which shows a pink band running down the middle of my forehead, but which cannot be seen in the same detail as shown by the edited versions
Cheating with Emboss
As I worked on images like the following, the Voices Demons said, "Hey, no cheating!" That was as I applied an emboss filter to an image saturated with chroma, in order to make it stand out more:
Emboss filters raise heights and deepen depths on chroma-saturated skin, revealing things both embedded in and crawling on it (left); the unprocessed original (right)
It's not the presence of chroma itself that creates an interest; rather, it's what it can reveal that you're concern with. That course has a lot of different paths on it; and, I've found that when you find one shorter than a demon, no fair becomes the phrase du jour.
Sharpening without statistics-based image processing...
...sucks:
A crappy sharpened version of the original shown below Believe it or not, things can be done to turn this blurry still frame into a clear picture of the demon shown therein
Other works of crap:
An improved version of the first still frame, above:
PICS | Demons use a new entity to degrade vision
A frame-by-frame review of a video made yesterday during the current period of high demonic activity (high for my tastes, anyway) revealed what looks like a curved sliver of metal lined with spokes, which appear to be piercing the outer rim of my cornea in my left eye, the arch of metal aligning almost perfectly with the top half:
In addition to skimming through every frame of a video made during a period of high demonic activity, view each frame at different magnifications
Because it was absent in all other still frames, I'm assuming it moves under and out of the surface of my skin, just like the demonic lightning bug and whatever it was that crawled in and out of my head last week or so; that, plus the fact that it is about the same color and size as the two aforementioned entities:
A demonic entity similar in color and size to the one on my eye is shown on video flying through the air, and then landing on my elbow in VIDEO | Demonic Lightning Bug; its cloak illuminates whenever it intercepts the path between the camera and a nearby light A round-shaped demonic entity with legs similar to that shown on my eye is shown on video emerging from underneath my scalp, piercing my fingers with two of its legs, and then submerging under the skin [see VIDEO | Yet another something crawling in and out of my head]
Having been spotted in my eye, this new entity is likely part of a continuing effort to blind me, an effort discussed in extensive detail in other posts, all of which show videos and images of injury being inflicted by cloaked entities to an eye (usually the left one, as shown below):
A sucker demon, causing damage and irritation to my left eye, the most frequently targeted eye in an ongoing effort to blind it slowly, and over an extended period of time
For example, one image in TECHNOLOGY | How demons blind people (or, How people go blind) shows sucker demons speared into the skin around my eye, having been arranged like spokes so that the tissue-degrading effect of their cloaks is spread evenly (in order to obfuscate signs of abuse):
Sucker demons, protruding from the skin, encircled around my right eye
In VIDEO | Sucker demons swarm eyes, face to blind, disfigure, a sucker demon is shown on video, oozing from under my eyelid and down my face:
These pics show a sucker demon that has disguised itself at first as a glint of light, reflecting from my eye, a ruse that was exposed easily enough be reviewing subsequent still frames:
Search for blind on this blog to read other posts showing direct contact with my eyes by demonic entities like those shown below and elsewhere in this post:
The still frame shown above was processed in a couple of different ways in order to make visible in an image what is invisible to the naked eye. In this case, that is two worm-like demonic entities—called sucker demons—who took up residence on the lip of my eyelids. On the right eye, the sucker demon either has a branch of legs stemming from one end (while overlapping the eye) or is accompanied by an eye spider demon.
PICS/VIDS | The Peeping Light Post
Granted, there aren't many windows to the apartment I live in, and the bathroom window was the only one reasonably accessible to the Peeping Tom that is the subject of this post, which happens to be a light post (more on that in a bit). The bedroom window, which was the closest window to me yesterday at the time of the intrusion, is hard enough to look through from the outside for a human, let alone a three-story high pole. It sits adjacent to an outdoor deck built on top of the roof of the second story of the commercial on top of which the apartment was built, which sits three-stories high. The deck doesn't extend all the way to the bedroom window as it does to the living room window; rather, a wooden barrier separates a drop of nearly one-and-half-stories to another deck between them, which is not accessible without bringing your own ladder. You could jump the distance, perhaps; but, you'd still need a ladder to elevate your eyes to the level of the bedroom window.
It's a lot of work to peer into the bedroom, outside, through its window, especially just to see (and be a nuisance to) a whole bunch of nothing; but, it's done, and done a lot. Yet, that's by people, though, and not light posts, for whom it is physically impossible due, in part, to a height and weight too great. That still made no difference to one particular light post, who, having undoubtedly seen day-after-day the multitude of persons accessing an otherwise inaccessible-to-light-posts bedroom window from his usual place on the sidewalk in front of the building, felt a need to satisfy his own curiosity that he could no longer control (even as God-approved and otherwise appropriate as that would have been to continue controlling).
Accordingly, like any other demon, the light post refused take no for an answer—at least from a window and a sense of common decency—how dare a human have rooms in which they expect privacy, and how dare all of them (or most of them) for agreeing to this amongst themselves?!—and, having its share of the intelligence and self-entitlement common to all of them by nature, took corrective action thusly:
A still frame from a video showing the light post, (not so) firmly planted into the sidewalk by cement, as seen from the bathroom window Another still frame from a second video also showing the light post in its usual installment, which, like the first (left), was made from the bathroom window on the same day as the light post took a gander not due it
A still frame from a third video showing the light post that same day, made along the line-of-sight from the bedroom to the bathroom window (if inside, that is; the reverse, otherwise) The same still frame (left), magnified to indicate that the light post somewhat fulfilled its obligation to provide illumination to the hookers outside by somewhat pointing its lamp towards the sidewalk, even if it did breach the proximity clause, daytime its only saving grace, somewhat
Another still frame from the same video shows the light post in a position further from the window than that shown by the still frame above The same still frame (left), magnified, also shows that the trees are further away from the window, but the same distance relative to the light post, suggesting that physical movement is only half of a demon's means of extending its view, bending the path of light, lens-like, being the other half
A partial line-of-sight allows viewing to the bedroom from outside the bathroom window, both three-stories high, but only for those who can fly, scale vertical walls of stucco, or commit multiple violations of trespass with impunity, which is done, and done a lot. The light post settled for the bathroom window, which, as I just said, provides a half-view of the bedroom (and, lamentably, all of the bathroom) if both me and any given peeper-creeper are in the right places at the right times (which, technically, is never, but, you get what I mean).
Video capturing peeping light post incidental
I wasn't trying to record light post-related demonic activity at the time I made the videos; rather, I was going for other things—cloaked things, if you must know; but, while reviewing them, I eventually noticed the light post and its act of questionable judgment. Since I was neither expecting nor looking for anything remotely like it, it wasn't as obvious to me at first as it is now. It's not that I couldn't remember a light post so close to the bathroom window so much as the enormous discrepancy between the camera view's magnification of the bathroom window relative to a light post that got my attention:
I thought was much farther away from it than was shown by the viewer that led me to look at the other videos made on that same day, which happened to be made for other reasons and happened to also show the light post, some of which shows the light post close to the window, while others show it in its usual position.
Videos evidence demons bend light to improvise binoculars
Moving light posts isn't news, per se, of anything long-time readers wouldn't expect, having been already been introduced to feral utility poles by video in VIDEO/PICS | Possessed utility pole strikes, tree demons (or sucker demon hive) attack during nighttime walk, which shows one bending over backwards—literally—to hit me in the head, leaving me with no memory of the event, being that half-cloaked matter was the weapon so used, as well as more benign ones, as shown in VIDEO | Utility pole follows me on walk. The way the videos suggest a demon-possessed light post might see far away places while, in fact, far away themselves, however, will be.
By their cloak, we know for a fact that demons alter the behavior of light as it reflected or absorbed by them by changing the state of their molecules, some even to the effect of illuminating their heads as they fly through a glare of light:
A demon either made visible by the light as he soars through its glare or made visible by his use of the light
Based on what is shown in the video, when combined with other observations (like shown in the image above), it stands to reason that some demons can bend the path of light to various creative ends as sort of an extension of their natural ability to cloak. Some can do so on a grand scale (such as wind demons), using makeshift lenses either from the air in the sky or the magnitude of their bodies to make, for example, the sun looks like it's following you or the moon to spin.
Posts containing images of demons using light to make an appearance include:
Enhancing demon faces made anywhere, at anytime, from anything
VIDEO/PHOTO | Subdermal white light makes second implant (also, the Bathwater Demon)
PHOTOS | Demon faces illuminated by street light
PREVIEW | Unedited screen recordings show procedure for enhancing blue-light demon photo
I believe they do the same thing on a variety of scales, too, making telescopes, binoculars and microscopes somehow, and that the disparity of movement between the bathroom and bathroom window as shown from inside the bedroom and the trees and light post outside as seen through the bathroom window can be explained in no other way, and for no other purpose.
This ability alone, in part, would explain more than any of the theoretical explanations can for their breakneck-speed advances in knowledge of biology and astrology relative to the comparatively glacial pace of humanity (which, to its credit, has manufactured tools that see even better and more than demons can, all but balancing the scales in some ways, depending on their practice and application of the knowledge added by such an advantage).
Update: Peeping light post hides in nearby trees
A second appearance by the peeping light post—at least an appearance in a place other than its usual—was captured on video on March 2nd, 2016, this time, nested in a nearby grove of trees:
The peeping light post makes a second appearance, this time, in a grove of trees (as seen through the kitchen window)
Like the first, the much longer clip of footage is split into two parts: one with the light post in it, one without, but both pointing out the same window, and at the same places:
The camera in this video is pointing out a kitchen window; in the last video, it was the bathroom window.
VID/PICS | The green, not-quite-hobgoblin Rabbinic...
VIDS | Sucker demons (finally) crawl on someone el...


This 1979 Chevy Monte Carlo is close to my heart, as we owned my late father-in-law's '79 for a few years early in our marriage. Of course, unlike this silver example seen recently in North Tonawanda, ours was more of a "poo brown" in color, but it was a great car to drive around in! Sold it to a guy at work in 1990 who drove it for another year or two. Jim Corbran, RRofWNY Check out our new Facebook page: LuvTheCheapies The post RealRides of WNY appeared first on Buffalo Cars.


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Wish You Were Here: The Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk
By David Rowell
Published July 13, 2012 at 3:55 PM EDT
The Dolle's sign is part of the magic of the boardwalk at Rehoboth Beach in Delaware.
David Rowell is an editor with The Washington Post. His first novel, The Train of Small Mercies, is just out in paperback.
When I was growing up in North Carolina, my family went to the same beach every year; it had the sand, the water and pretty much nothing else. Mostly that was OK, but the idea of a boardwalk, which I caught glimpses of on TV or in movies, seemed wondrous to me — like a carnival rolled out from a wooden carpet.
So when my wife and sons and I discovered the boardwalk in Delaware's Rehoboth Beach some years ago, I felt like I was stepping back into a childhood dream.
Along the boardwalk, you can indulge in a classic menu of old-time treats. There are snow cones and corn dogs. You can pick out a mood ring or a hermit crab in a hand-painted shell. You can swing in for a round of rooftop mini golf, with the ubiquitous gorilla looking on. And towering over it all is the sign for Dolle's salt water taffy, designed in a cursive script. Remember cursive?
In one arcade you can hand over your winning tickets for a fake set of mustaches, a George Foreman grill or a carbon monoxide detector. ("Kids, put down that detector and go play outside.") A mechanical fortune teller named Zoltar, in a turban and silk vest, offers me a mixed report — that I've been somewhat irresponsible and that I'm about to be besieged by those in financial need. I keep walking as a group of lifeguards moves down the beach doing deep knee squats. I pass the bandstand that hosts concerts under the stars with upcoming acts like Nate Myers & the Aces, the Avalons, and the U.S. Navy Sea Chanters. Sorry, Metallica. Maybe next year.
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Writer David Rowell is enchanted by Rehoboth's boardwalk.
When I arrive at Funland, the boardwalk's main attraction, there are shrieks from the Sea Dragon, a kind of Viking ship that sails riders high into the air. If that's too severe, smaller children can ride little speed boats or miniature fire trucks with tinkling bells. Anyone can climb into the bumper cars or up on the merry-go-round, which shines like a heap of new coins. Out front, you can make out the William Tell Overture piped in for the mechanical horse race, its smartly painted jockeys sit atop horses that gallop toward the finish line when you roll a ball in a hole.
The water can be pretty cold here, and not many are venturing in, except for a team of lifeguards working on their strokes, their buoys trailing behind.
The boardwalk brims with Eastern Europeans. They come here to work for the summer — from Slovenia and Ukraine — and mingle in with the American kids in their hip-hop attire and dads with exhausted children draped over their shoulders like towels.
The boardwalk is more than a walk along the ocean; it's a walk back in time, a parade of innocent pleasures. But by nighttime, with the sky revealing a perfect silver dollar of a moon, the neon lights eventually start to blink off; the crowds scatter into the gloom. Another thing Zoltar told me was that I would dream about the sun, and maybe that's true. Right now, though, I'm in no hurry to leave the dream I'm in.
David Rowell