Hi there! You've been waiting for it and here it is: my skincare routine!
I never thought I'd be posting such an article given I'm definitely not a beauty blogger. It's only recently that I started to get interested in beauty products and skincare. I think growing up (not to say aging) makes you aware of what's under the surface (understand makeup) and willing to do things right in order to preserve your skin from time and life damages. I won't pretend to give precious advice that are gonna change your life but I'm only sharing the products I daily use and that work for my skin, I'm not adventurous when it comes to beauty so when I find a product I like I generally stick to it for a very long time!
This article is in no way sponsored and I genuinely use the products featured, I basically believe that all skincare products tend to be very similar and I wouldn't be able to tell that those I'm using are the best. Also, as for body metabolism and hair type, you can't fight against genetic: for example I myself never experienced acne when I was a teenager (trust me I had other struggles to deal with…) which explains why I don't have any scars. By this I mean that no matter what you do if your skin has a tendency to be in a certain way it might remain like this your whole life and you have to cope with it, using the exact same products as someone else obviously won't have the same effect on your skin. The following routine works quite fine for me; I have a sensitive skin with a little redness which tends to turn oily at the end of the day and when I wake up.
– Get some sleep. I myself have issues going to bed early and not partying on the weekend but I do appreciate when I can get a lot of sleep and take naps!
– Clean and moisturize. I love cleaning my skin with the Bioderma Micellar water, I've been using it since I was in high school and never found something that suited my skin better. I put some on a cotton round and clean my face at least twice a day (usually in the morning to remove what remains of night cream and at night to remove my make up). Twice a week I also use the L'Oreal detox clay cleanser while I wash my hair. The next step should always be to moisturize your skin to kind of heal it from the cleansing depending on your skin type.
– Don't touch your face. Do you have the slightest idea of how dirty our hands are? I mean, I wash my hands as often as possible but can't avoid the germs that are on my phone, keyboard, bag, light buttons, doors, etc. So for god's sake don't you ever touch your face during the day unless you just washed your hands cause that's what is gonna cause breakouts.
– Don't smoke. This is no mystery that smoking turns your glow down try not to.
Eat clean. For endless reasons eating clean is also taking part in the quality of your skin, fruits, vegetables and water are a winning combo in wich you can add everything you want (for example I couldn't live without meat and french fries) just maintain those basis and you're good.
– Remove your make-up. To me that's the most important of those « rules », even when I go back home drunk after a party I will always remove my make-up. First because I love doing this (favorite moment of the day) and also because you can't let your skin suffocate under layers of make-up! You skin needs to breath otherwise breakouts will show up and your face won't look bright and fresh. To this end I've been using for my eyes the Cils Demask by Gemey since I did my make-up for the very first time. It's actually my Mom who was using it and I've got to say I never found a better make-up remover. For the rest of my face I'm using the Bioderma micellar water (thank god it comes in a big container since I have an industrial consumption of it!).
You probably had already heard those advice but a little reminder never hurts right ?
A few months ago I got the chance to try several Darphin products for the first time and I must admit I'm pretty satisfied with the quality of them. In the morning after cleansing my face with some Bioderma micellar water and prior to do my make-up I moisturize my skin with either the Ideal Ressource face cream (when my face is dry), the Ideal Ressource serum (when my skin is in a « normal state ») or the Intral serum which relieves redness and doesn't make your skin oily since it almost has the texture of water and dries on your face.
At night I off course carefully remove my make-up, wait a few minutes and then apply either the Nivea Q10+ night cream and/or the Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair serum. I have been using the Nivea Q10+ night cream for about 8 years now and I never got tired of its soothing smell, smooth texture and mask effect that you can notice the next morning. It is so affordable and you get a lot of use out of it, I highly recommend! As far as the Estée Lauder serum is concerned, I heard a lot of good things about it and it's well deserved. The smell isn't appealing and neither is the texture (which is a sign it's a good product to me) but I do notice it tightens my pores and enhances the glow even if you didn't get enough sleep.
Twice a week I do masks either a washable one or a sheet mask if I have one at home. That is the part I'm a little more adventurous with since I try a new one every time I run out of the current one. These day's I'm using the Masque des reines by Sanoflore which contains royal jelly among other good stuff. It's a gift from my friend Julia who is a beauty guru and my personal skincare adviser. The texture is thick, perfectly covers your skin and it does give some bright glow to my pale face! In the meantime I'm currently trying the Kocostar sheet masks which are also really satisfying but I couldn't tell if they're better than any other to be honest.
In addition I wanted to quickly talk about what I use to moisturize my body in general. I have a highly sensitive skin and must moisturize my body with something thick, without perfume, etc. My dermatologist advised the Lipikar Baume AP+ by La Roche Posay and it's indeed a good product, clearly unpleasant to use, but efficient. With the warmer weather I think I'm gonna try something else maybe lighter and see, I keep you posted.
I'm not the biggest fan of oils but when it comes to my poor fragile nails they're game changers. I mainly use the Ameera Liquid Gold and the Jessica Oil which is way better.
To finish with I wanted to thank you if you've read everything so far and hope you found interesting information and/or advice you could incorporate into your own routine. Also, if you guys like the poster which I used as a background of my pictures you can find it by clicking here or head to Pixers which is website it's from. Feel free to leave advice and recommendations in the comments below to we can all walk around with a great skin! Bisous.
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Here is a suggestion from an email filled with suggestions. A friend sent this and rather than put them up in our "Cool email" category I wanted to add them as Quick Suggestions. They are easier to find that way! While I have not tried some of these, I would if I needed to. If you try one let us know how it works or doesn't work for you, thanks! Enjoy and Be well!
Karen- Hal, thanks for the info. Who knew! Now I can't wait to see a bug…lol Have a great day.
Mike- ?409 does it every time. Thanks!
Denise – I hate to kill pollinators of any kind. Don't try this if someone in the house is allergic, but… If a bug gets inside during the day, you can often lure it out again by turning off all light sources in a room and opening a door that's equipped with a screen-door. The bug is attracted to the light, you gently open the screen-door, and out it flies.
Lesley – A quick flick of the dishtowel at the offending buzze roften seems to do the trick. Sometimes it just stuns them and I cover them with a glass, slide a stiff piece of paper underneath and bring them outside to release them. The glass and paper trick works for spiders and crickets too.


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State Senator wants to make union membership voluntary
Republican Senator Dave Thompson of Lakeville is pushing a proposal that would allow Minnesota workers to opt out of unions. If lawmakers pass his "right to work" legislation, the question would appear before voters in the fall as a proposed amendment to the state Constitution.
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Union workers pack Capitol as 'right to work' proposal goes to Senate committee
Union members by the hundreds filed into the state Capitol on Monday morning as a group of Senate lawmakers discussed a proposed constitutional amendment that would make it harder for unions to organize. Critics of the bill say it would lower wages and cut benefits for middle-class families. Supporters say it would help businesses create new jobs.
Minnesota union membership on decline
As Minnesotans observe the Labor Day holiday, statistics reveal the number of union members in the state continues to erode. At its peak in 1992, the rate of union membership in Minnesota was at 22 percent. In 2011 it was at 15.1 percent, down from 15.6 percent in 2010.
Voter ID amendment clears first hurdle in state Senate
The Senate Local Government and Elections Committee passed the voter ID bill on a party-line vote, with DFLers opposing it. The measure has several more stops before it would appear on the November ballot as a proposed Constitutional amendment.
Worries about political backlash have Republicans backing away from right-to-work
Union-weakening legislation in several Midwestern states has lost momentum since swarms of protesters mobbed Indiana's capitol after a right-to-work measure passed there. While some Minnesota Republicans still want to pursue a Constitutional amendment, others are leery of the prospect of busloads of protesters at the Capitol and an energized union vote at the polls.
Senate Judiciary Committee approves "right to work" bill 7-6
Over the chants of hundreds of union members opposing the bill, the committee passed a measure that would put the right to work issue on Minnesota's ballot in November. 23 states have enacted similar laws that make union membership voluntary, rather than compulsory.
State hires law firm to argue in favor of Voter ID question
A legislative commission voted to hire a private law firm to defend the voter ID question lawmakers put on this fall's ballot. Next month the Minnesota Supreme Court will hear arguments in a lawsuit that claims the ballot question does not accurately describe the Constitutional amendment that would require an ID to vote.
Republican lawmakers propose right-to-work amendment
The constitutional amendment would not allow contracts to require employees to join unions or pay dues. Sen. Dave Thompson of Lakeville continues to stress the measure will not impact collective bargaining in Minnesota.
More questions could be headed to Minnesota's 2012 ballot
The marriage amendment may not be the only proposed Constitutional amendment put to the state's voters this year. Republican lawmakers are considering ballot questions on other issues. Those include needing an ID to vote, needing a supermajority to pass a tax increase, and making union membership voluntary.

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Q: How to "compress" similar branches in F# pattern matching I have the following piece of code in hand:
    match intersection with
    | None ->
        printfn "Please provide an empty intersection for ring placement"
        gameState
    | Some x ->
        match x.Status with
        | Empty ->
            let piece = { Color = gameState.Active.Color; Type = Ring }
            putPieceOnIntersection gameState.Board pos piece

            printfn "%s ring placed at %A" (colorStr gameState.Active.Color) pos

            // Decide if we ended this phase
            let updatedPhase = if ringsPlaced = 10 then Main else Start(ringsPlaced + 1)
            let newActivePlayer = gameState.Players |> Array.find (fun p -> p.Color = invertColor gameState.Active.Color)
            let updatedGameState = { gameState with Active = newActivePlayer; CurrentPhase = updatedPhase }

            updatedGameState
        | _ ->
            printfn "Please provide an empty intersection for ring placement"
            gameState

As you may see, if the variable intersection is either None or its Status is different than empty, I should do exactly the same branch of printing some text and return. However I don't know how to do that kind of condition expression in F# so that I can share the same branch. In imperative programming I would do this easily, but in F# how can I do it?
Thank you

A: If Status is a record field then you can do:
match intersection with
| Some { Status = Empty } ->
    // Code for empty...
| _ ->
    printfn "Please provide an empty intersection for ring placement"
    gameState

Otherwise, you can use a guard:
match intersection with
| Some x when x.Status = Empty ->
    // Code for empty...
| _ ->
    printfn "Please provide an empty intersection for ring placement"
    gameState

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Prep Roundup: South Eugene tops Sheldon for boys team title at Northwest Classic cross country meet
The Register-Guard
Sep 15, 2018 at 2:52 PM Sep 15, 2018 at 11:23 PM
South Eugene topped Sheldon to win the boys team title Saturday in the 6A/5A cross country race at the Northwest Classic at Lane Community College.
The Axe scored 113 points to 136 for runner-up Sheldon to take the crown in the 28-team race. Wilson was a distant third with 151 points.
Ashland's Evan Holland was the 5K individual winner in 14 minutes, 59.20 seconds, finishing more than 35 seconds ahead of runner-up Tanner Sayers of South Medford.
Ian Twyman was seventh for South Eugene in 15:52.40. Sheldon's Vincent Mestler was 12th in 16:02.40.
Summit placed five runners in the top 10 to win the 6A/5A girls team title with 30 points. Lincoln was second with 82 points and South Eugene placed third with 91.
Summit's Fiona Max was the individual winner in 17:31.30, 10 seconds ahead of runner-up Kyla Becker of Lincoln. South Eugene's Madison Elmore was third in 18:04.0.
Tillamook had the top two individual finishers in the 4A/3A/2A/1A boys race to win the team title with 56 points. Siuslaw was third with 122 points.
Oakridge's Isaac Whitney was fifth in 16:53.40 and Siuslaw's Brendon Jensen was sixth in 16:58.30.
Tillamook also won the girls 4A/3A/2A/1A team title with 44 points to 79 for runner-up Siuslaw.
Tillamook's Solace Bergeron was the individual winner in 18:45.90 with Junction City's Anika Thompson second in 18:56.30.
Also Saturday
Prefontaine Memorial Run
• Grants Pass had both individual wins and won the boys team title at the Coos Bay meet. The Cavemen won the boys team title, 59-74, over Marshfield with Burns third with 75 points. Roseburg won the girls team title with 65 points to 76 for runner-up Grants Pass. Grants Pass' Daniel Beckstead and Faith Schultz won the individual titles over the 5K course. Beckstead easily won the boys race in 15:47.7 seconds, well ahead of runner-up Emmett Klus (16:41.2) of Burns. Schultz won the girls race in 18:50.0 with Riley Martel-Phillips (18:58.6) and Thea Norlund (19:00.8) of Arcata, Calif., finishing second and third, respectively. Marshfield's Jazmin Chavez was fourth in the girls race in 19:03.3. Marshfield's Chandler Pruett was seventh in the boys race in 17:08.7.
Southwest Conference
Sheldon 2, North Medford 0: Piper Matson scored a pair of second-half goals as the Irish (4-0-1, 1-0 SWC) opened the conference schedule with a shutout victory at home. Gabby Baker provided assists on both goals while Maia Minson at sweeper helped keep the Black Tornado offense at bay. Sheldon peppered North Medford (0-2-2, 0-1) with 22 shots.
South Eugene 4, Roseburg 1: Sahve Beller assisted Nina Van Ryzin and then scored the second goal for the Axe (1-3-1, 1-0 SWC). Evelyn Trammell and Julia Croissant scored in the second half.
Midwestern League
Springfield 4, Crater 1: Alicia Benitez-Contreras scored the first two goals for the Millers (2-2-1, 1-0 MWL), and Keisha Franklin and Neviah Lee also scored. Lee and Reice Newell shared time as goalkeepers for the win.
Ashland 1, North Bend 1: The visiting Grizzlies (1-3-1, 0-0-1 MWL) and Bulldogs (4-0-1, 0-0-1) finished in a tie.
Nonleague
Cottage Grove 3, Astoria 0: The host Lions (2-2-1) defeated the Fisherman (2-2-1).
Pleasant Hill 3, Douglas 2: Down 2-0 at halftime, Alicia Duchateau scored all three of the Billies' goals in the second half, including the game-winner in the 75th minute. Duchateau sealed the victory after she took a pass from Madison Quick, beat two defenders and scored from 25 yards. Kacie Hoyt also had an assist for Pleasant Hill (4-3) against the Trojans (2-2).
South Eugene 11, Roseburg 0: Parker Dixon, Jake Hoffman and Gabe Wallace each registered hat tricks in the lopsided conference opener for the Axe (3-1-1, 1-0 SWC). Devin Emerson and Sai Bliss-King also scored for South, while Gustav Verdouw and Massimo Oedekoven combined for the shutout in goal against the Indians (1-3-1, 0-1).
North Medford 2, Sheldon 0: The Black Tornado (1-2, 1-0) defeated the visiting Irish (0-3-2, 0-1).
Thurston 1, Eagle Point 1: The Colts (0-4-2, 0-0-1 MWL) tied the Eagles (4-1-1, 0-0-1) in a road game.
Springfield 4, Crater 0: The visiting Millers (4-0-1, 1-0) shut out the Comets (1-4, 0-1).
Cottage Grove 2, Astoria 1: Konrad Raum and Jasper Nichols-Ferguson scored second-half goals in the Lions' victory against the host Fishermen (2-2). Raum scored in the 10th minute and Nichols-Ferguson scored in the 35th minute. Freshman goalkeeper Ty Kishen registered seven saves for Cottage Grove (2-2-1).
Henley 10, Elmira 0: The Hornets (2-1) defeated the Falcons (4-2) at home.
Tualatin Tournament: Amelia Combs had eight kills for South Eugene in a 25-15, 25-23 win against Tualatin. The Axe (8-4) advanced to the championship round but fell to Lincoln 26-24, 25-14. Laura Fullerton finished with five kills and six digs against the PIL-leading Cardinals, and Matea Francis had three blocks.
Vernonia Tournament: Harrisburg (8-4) defeated host Vernonia in three sets.
Kennedy Oktoberfest Tournament: Raelynn Hammock had 53 kills and 43 digs in three matches as Oakridge (9-1) defeated Monroe (6-5) and Bonanza (3-4) to win the consolation bracket. Paige Smith led Oakland (1-8) with five kills in a loss to Elkton (9-4). Aubry Browson added three kills and seven assists for the Oakers.
Eagle Volleyball Classic: Triangle Lake (2-5) lost to East Linn Christian and Willamette Valley Christian.
Skyline League
• Shaunasi Hardy led Yoncalla (4-6, 3-5 Skyline) with 10 aces and three kills in a 25-18, 25-20, 25-14 victory against Camas Valley(3-6, 3-3). Cassidy Bragg and Ali Van Loon added seven assists apiece.
• Marshfield (11-1) defeated Banks in five sets and lost to Hidden Valley in four to end an 11-game win streak.
• Abby Whipple led North Douglas in a loss against Crosshill Christian, finishing with eight aces, six kills, 26 assists and 19 digs. Arianna Helgren had 14 kills, 11 assists and 12 digs for the Warriors (14-3), and Hope Morgan added 18 digs and four kills.
Central Linn 39, Chemawa 14: The host Cobras (3-0) defeated the Braves (0-1).
Elkton 46, Days Creek 0: The Elks (3-0) shut out the host Wolves (2-1).
Camas Valley 34, Yoncalla 32: The visiting Hornets (1-1) defeated the Eagles (1-1).


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Hamrånge distrikt är ett distrikt i Gävle kommun och Gävleborgs län. Distriktet ligger omkring Bergby i östra Gästrikland.

Tidigare administrativ tillhörighet
Distriktet inrättades 2016 och utgörs av en del av området som Gävle stad omfattade till 1971, delen som före 1969 utgjorde Hamrånge socken.

Området motsvarar den omfattning Hamrånge församling hade 1999/2000.

Tätorter och småorter
I Hamrånge distrikt finns två tätorter och tre småorter.

Tätorter
Bergby
Norrsundet

Småorter
Axmar by
Berg och Sjökalla
Hagsta

Referenser

Noter

Indelningar i Gävle kommun
distrikt i Gävleborgs län

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lecocqassociate sponsors the inaugural event hosted by the Malta Association of Compliance Officers ("MACO").
The first presentation by David Galea Souchet, will examine the role of compliance in the local compliance environment and provide some interesting survey results from the members. There will then be a second presentation by Phil Ryan, CEO of the International Compliance Association and he will take a look at compliance on the international stage introduce the ICA as an organisation. Both sessions will have adequate time for questions and answers.


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MAIN : Medicine : Viral Diseases
Pseudorabies affects primarily swine and infrequently the dog. It is characterized by acute, fatal encephalitis. The disease is endemic in the swine of many countries and regions throughout the world. Dogs can become infected by direct contact with pigs that are shedding virus in nasal secretions or saliva and by eating pork. The disease is usually sporadic characterised by an intense pruritis at the external entry site of the virus followed by self-mutilation leading to acute fatal encephalitis. Clinical signs include changes in behaviour, anorexia, over excitement, pruritis, self-mutilation, paralysis and coma with death usually within 48 hours of the first signs. An important differential diagnosis is rabies.
Rabies (Lyssavirus)
Rabies is a fatal encephalitis of all warm-blooded mammals that manifests mainly in either a furious or dumb (paralytic) form. The infection usually originates in a bite wound and ascends a nerve trunk to the cord and brain. The incubation period is variable and, on occasions, has been longer than six months. The disease occurs worldwide except for Australia, New Zealand, the British Isles, Hawaii, the Scandinavian countries, Cyprus and Japan. Variants of the classic rabies virus include Lagos bat virus (Africa), Mokola virus (Africa), Duvenhage virus (Africa), European bat virus 1 and 2 and Australian bat virus. Clinical stages of the disease include:
Pro-dromal form characterised by anxiety, behaviour changes, and often severe pruritis at the site of exposure. This stage lasts from 1-3 days. Paralysis ensues rapidly and death occurs within 10 days after the first signs are seen.
Furious form characterised by aimless wandering, excitement; irritability; bites or attempts to bite animals, people and inanimate objects (mad-dog syndrome); depraved appetite; voice altered; muscle paralysis, salivation, convulsions, ataxia, paralysis and death.
Paralytic form, which is most common and is characterised by lethargic, muscular tremors, dysphagia, and terminal paralysis.
Diagnosis is made on fluorescent antibody, immunoperoxidase staining, and PCR of brain tissue.
Wesselsbron (Flavivirus)
Wesselsbron is a vector-borne disease reported in dogs that died from encephalitis. Antibodies to Wesselsbron disease have been detected in healthy dogs from Botswana and South Africa. The diagnosis is usually made retrospectively on post mortem examination. There is no specific therapy for the disease. It is possible that dogs showing transient non-specific signs of encephalitis may in fact be as the result of infection with Flaviviridae.
Papillomatosis
Canine papillomatosis, or warts, is a contagious disease of dogs that is characterized by the formation of benign tumours involving the skin and oral mucous membrane. Transmission is by direct and indirect contact. The infection begins as small papules, which enlarge to form small, cauliflower-like warts which may appear on the lips, tongue, gums, buccal mucosa and occasionally the conjunctivae. Although surgical excision is the treatment of choice, warts frequently disappear spontaneously within a few weeks.
Distemper (Morbillivirus)
Canine distemper is a highly contagious viral disease, usually of young dogs, characterized by profound involvement of the respiratory, gastro-intestinal and nervous systems. The virus is relatively labile and unstable outside the host. The disease can be endemic in urban areas. The mode of infection is inhalation and transmission is by direct contact and fomites. Large numbers of virus particles are shed in secretions and excretions during the active stage of the disease. Because of maternal antibody, many infections are sub-clinical. The incubation period is 3-7 days but may be as long as 4 weeks. Clinical signs include pyrexia, leukopenia, pneumonia, and gastroenteritis. Recovery from the acute phase may be followed by neurological signs. The diagnosis can be suspected on clinical signs, and confirmed by means of viral demonstration, serology, and autopsy.
Herpesvirus
Canine herpesvirus infection is a contagious, often fatal disease of puppies usually under 3 weeks of age. The virus is carried by many adult dogs and puppies are usually protected by maternal antibodies. Infection of puppies is considered to take place transplacentally or by contact during or shortly after parturition. The disease in susceptible puppies is characterized by a viraemia with disseminated necrosis and haemorrhages involving the kidney, liver, and lungs. Clinical signs include diarrhoea, anorexia, dyspnoea, and abdominal pain. Mild rhinitis and conjunctivitis occurs in previously unexposed adults. In females the virus may cause vesicular vaginitis, abortion and infertility; whereas male dogs may show vesicular lesions on the penis and prepuce. Canine herpesvirus infection should be suspected in young puppies that have an acute, frequently fatal, febrile disease that does not respond to antibiotics. The diagnosis can be confirmed by virus isolation, fluorescent antibody staining of tissues and histopathology.
Infectious Canine Hepatitis (Adenovirus 1)
Clinical signs include anorexia, pyrexia, conjunctivitis, anasarca, vomition, diarrhoea, icterus, and abdominal pain. Some dogs can show CNS signs (disorientation, seizures, terminal coma). Epistaxis, petechial, and ecchymotic haemorrhages are often observed. There is often a transient, occasionally permanent, corneal opacity in one or both eyes (blue eye). Diagnosis is based on clinical signs, elevated liver enzyme activity, serology, and presence of characteristic inclusion bodies in liver, spleen and gall bladder sections.
African Horse-Sickness (Orbivirus)
In addition to equines, the dog is the only other species that can contract the virus, usually by ingesting infected horsemeat, but also by infected by vector borne transmission by Culicoides midges. Typical clinical signs include fever, cough and diarrhoea. The disease progression is often acute. Post mortem examination of affected dogs shows severe pulmonary oedema, pleural effusion, and splenomegally. Antibodies to African horse sickness have been detected in healthy dogs from Egypt, India, and South Africa.
Rift Valley Fever (Phlebovirus)
Rift Valley fever is transmitted by the Aedes mosquito, although midges, ticks, and sandflies can also transmit the infection. Direction transmission, by inhalation or ingestion, from affected animals is also possible. In young puppies' infection with Rift Valley fever virus results in viraemia, hepatic and myocardial necrosis, meningitis, diffuse petechial haemorrhages, and death. Although adult animals do not succumb to the infection they can develop a viraemic state and infection in a pregnant animal can result in abortion or stillbirths. The diagnosis is usually made retrospectively on post mortem examination.
URL: /doc/?id=3860711&pid=11242
Remo Lobetti, BVSc, MMedVet (Med), PhD, DECVIM (Internal Medicine)
Bryanston Veterinary Hospital


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The Philistines Jr.
Analog Vs. Digital
Somewhere in Connecticut, there is (was?) Tarquin Studios, a place that never quite gained the name-recognition of Electric Ladyland or The Power Station, but nonetheless has produced more than its fair share of forward-looking music. Captained by Peter and Tarquin Katis, the place seemed to be home base for acts like The Happiest Guys In The World, The Zambonis, James Kochalka Superstar, and many others, as brilliant but unheralded as the studio.
Like Tarquin Studios, The Philistines Jr. are led by the Katis brothers, and at the end of this album you get a aural glimpse of the many talented troops that have at one point or another become involved with the band and the place… but more on that later. Analog Vs. Digital is full of songs as idiomatic as their titles, like "The Annual Convention of Unemployed Spies (or the Man, Not the Men, in the White Suit)" and "If You're Not Part of the Solution, You're Part of the Precipitate (or Big Red Freakout Tonight)." Sure, they're the same chords and words we've all become familiar with, but there's something askew about the way they're being used, and each seems to contain more than one particular meaning.
Some examples: "Analog Vs. Digital (or Peter vs. Tarquin)" seems to revive the age-old battle of hiss against bits, and methinks this has something to do with the studio, and a bit of sibling rivalry to boot. "The Truth About Scientists (or We Don't Get the Respect We Deserve in Today's Scientific Community)" has a robot voice recount the merits of The Simpsons, eventually focusing on Professor John Frink and his numerous contributions. "Astronauts Just Ain't What They Used To Be (or The Titusville Campfire Song)" recalls the heady days of a bygone NASA and is reminiscent of the Ole Gray Mare. I should note that I bought my first car in Titusville, and that once at midnight in downtown Titusville, I glimpsed a stunning array of unidentifiable alien paraphernalia in a pawn shop window.
But perhaps the crowning piece in this epic are the last 34 tracks — the initial "55 MPH (or Agent MS-16 [Retired])," which is as song-like as it gets, and which is then followed by 32 11-second solo turns (and one 22-second one) by a stunning variety of artists, including members of all the aforementioned bands, Moby, members of Pee Shy, Mice Parade, electric zitherist extraordinaire Brian Dewan, some Mommyheads, R. Stevie Moore, and many many more. Each gets eight bars or so to highlight their unique instrumental (or in Kochalka's case, vocal) style. Even Peter "World's Greatest Sound Guy" Fox adds his signature feedback, squawk and lack of low end to his measures. Triple-A Brilliant.
Tarquin Records: http://www.tarquinrecords.com
Ian Koss
Brian Dewan
Dylan Group
James Kochalka
John Frink
Mice Parade
Mommyheads
Pee Shy
Zambonis
The Black Heart Procession
The Black Heart Procession (Cargo). Review by David Lee Beowülf
Blanks 77
C.B.H. (Radical). Review by David Lee Beowülf
Jason Hawk Harris
Love & The Dark (Bloodshot Records). Review by Jeremy Glazier.
Hellstomper
country,redneck,loud,violent,Hellstomper,Are you From Dixie?,D-Fens Records,Carl F Gauze
Naked You Die
Murder stalks an exclusive girls' school in this 1968 Italian murder mystery. Carl F Gauze does his mentor Joe Bob Briggs proud.
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America....
Reviewing a film that has generated as much buzz as Borat is pretty daunting. However, Steve Stav takes his best shot with a look at America's latest pop-culture phenomenon.
Olivia Tremor Control
Music from the Unrealized Film Script: Dusk at Cubist Castle/ Black Foliage: Animation Music Volume One (Chunklet Industries). Review by Carl F Gauze.
The Oh Hellos
The Oh Hellos's Family Christmas Album. Review by Carl F Gauze.
Da Doo Ron Ron: The Story of Phil Spector
A 1982 documentary on the career of Phil Spector, mastermind of the '60s girl groups and inventor of The Wall of Sound, is re-released for our viewing pleasure?
Rockabilly, blues, jazz – delightful Dublin diva Imelda May put everything but the kitchen sink on the Moore Theater's stage. Seattle hepcat Steve Stav was there to admire it all.
The Rentiers
Here is a List of Things That Exist EP / Black Metal Yoga 7″ (Square of Opposition Records/Death to False Hope Records). Review by Jen Cray.
The Richard Thompson Band: Live at Celtic Connections
It's tough being Richard Thompson. Luckily he decides to disregard the past and stay firmly rooted in the now with a sparkling set of new songs.


I like KÖLNDÜSSELDORF – The Meetropolis, because a cycling tour along the Rhine in the sun and a beer in one of the many beer gardens give me a holiday feel straight away.
I like KÖLNDÜSSELDORF – The Meetropolis, because Rhineland "joie de vivre" is simply infectious and captivating!
I like KÖLNDÜSSELDORF – The Meetropolis, because there are no other major cities in Germany whose multifaceted appeal makes them so uniquely enchanting!
I like KÖLNDÜSSELDORF – The Meetropolis, because I'm constantly spoiled for choice when it comes to the culture on offer!
I like KÖLNDÜSSELDORF – The Meetropolis, because the region cultivates its traditions but still has its finger on the pulse!
I like KÖLNDÜSSELDORF – The Meetropolis, because it is a unique place to live and work, and there's always something new to discover!
I like KÖLNDÜSSELDORF – The Meetropolis, because the Rhineland "joie de vivre" of the people means that they welcome everybody instantly!


I am still on cloud nine since being selected as a Stampendous Blog Star! I have to pinch myself every day to make sure it's real!
I am really blessed to be on some wonderful design teams. I have probably been on the design team at my local store, The Crafty Scrapper the longest. One of the most fun parts is getting design packets of product that I wouldn't ordinarily pick out myself. It is just a fun challenge to make it into something totally ME.
When we were moving, I discovered this picture of my oldest brother. The picture itself is not in very good shape - but that makes me love it all the more.
So I'm curious if you ever stare at your products and just wonder what in the world you will make with them. That's what I did here....but it is truly one of my favorite layouts now. Funny how that works out!
I hope you'll be back tomorrow. I will have a project for you that uses stamps from Joy's Life.


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Discussion in 'Archived Classifieds' started by JEDIBLADE, Dec 27, 2016.
Logitech Harmony One Remote control. Excellent condition, no screen scratches, boxed with charger and set up CD.
Sorry too low. Thanks for the offer.
If you pay for postage or collect then yes.
Now sold, moving to archive.


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DR. ANNE WATSON-RUSSELL
Screenplay "Y Tu Maman Ahora"
"FLASH! The Science Behind Intuition"
"Uneven Bars"
Uneven Bars
Inspiration arrived at this Canadian summer cottage.
awatruss@gmail.com
Peaceful Settings are important for inspiration
This is paradise, where Uneven Bars was completed, 2011.
This is the birthplace of Mind Phasing: parallel bars being more than a metaphor, being the visible wavelengths on an EEG screen for two people who are on the same wavelength.
As Uneven Bars was finished, Mind Phasing was started.
Go to www.mindphasing.com
The Coast Guard reader
The Coast Guard is in town, and one of its finest found me at the Bookstore last night, to tell me how much he loved reading my book. Thanks, Bob. Getting compliments from perfect strangers about one's writing is so appreciated.
From Uneven Bars, regarding the lovers as twin flames:
"I feel I've known you a long, long time," he said, "And you knew I'd be waiting." (Actually, I said I felt comfortable, like I already knew you, and I hoped you'd wait for me. But I like the way you wrote it. Maybe we're both right.)
There are many sites on the internet describing love at first sight and soulmates who are twin flames. The lovers in Uneven Bars are twin flames.
Two and a half years spent writing Uneven Bars, starting in this cottage in the Ontario forest, ending in paradise. The process was as rewarding as the product. Perfect.


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Q: Python 3 - Problema de conversão CSV para Excel com output em lista Boa tarde. Estou enfrentando um problema durante a conversão de um arquivo CSV para um arquivo Excel, via openpyxl. A estrutura do código tem por objetivo converter um PDF em Excel, e colar as informações do PDF em uma Sheet de uma planilha de Excel já pré-formatada.
O que tentei:
import PyPDF2
import pandas as pd
from openpyxl import Workbook, load_workbook
import string
import csv

pdfFileObj=open(r".\pasta_460\pdf_460.pdf",'rb')
pdfReader = PyPDF2.PdfFileReader(pdfFileObj)

paginas_pdf = []
for page in pdfReader.pages:
    ddd = page.extractText()
    paginas_pdf.append(ddd)

df = pd.DataFrame(paginas_pdf)
df.to_csv(r".\pasta_460\pdf_em_csv_460.csv",encoding='utf-8')

book = load_workbook(r".\teste_template_planilha.xlsx")
writer = pd.ExcelWriter(r".\teste_template_460_modelada.xlsx", engine='openpyxl')
writer.book = book
writer.sheets = dict((ws.title, ws) for ws in book.worksheets)
df.to_excel(writer, 'Sheet12')
df.to_excel(writer, 'Sheet12', startrow=1, startcol=1, header=False, index=False)
writer.save()

Até funcionou e gerou a planilha com a Sheet12 contendo os dados que eu propus, porém, os dados saem todos em uma linha única do Excel, eu acredito que seja porque os dados estão em CSV guardados dentro de uma lista (paginas_pdf), mas não estou achando solução para este problema.
Gostaria que os dados saíssem na Sheet12 linha a linha, ou seja, que o delimitador ":" quebre a informação e coloque linha a linha.
Segue um df.head(10) - O arquivo só fica com 3 linhas -

A: Documentando a solução sugerida no comentário
import PyPDF2
import pandas as pd
from openpyxl import Workbook, load_workbook
import string
import csv

pdfFileObj=open(r".\pasta_460\pdf_460.pdf",'rb')
pdfReader = PyPDF2.PdfFileReader(pdfFileObj)

paginas_pdf = []
for page in pdfReader.pages:
    ddd = page.extractText()
    items = ddd.split("\n")   # linha adicionada
    paginas_pdf += items      # linha adicionada
    # paginas_pdf.append(ddd) <- linha retirada

df = pd.DataFrame(paginas_pdf)
df.to_csv(r".\pasta_460\pdf_em_csv_460.csv",encoding='utf-8')

book = load_workbook(r".\teste_template_planilha.xlsx")
writer = pd.ExcelWriter(r".\teste_template_460_modelada.xlsx", engine='openpyxl')
writer.book = book
writer.sheets = dict((ws.title, ws) for ws in book.worksheets)
df.to_excel(writer, 'Sheet12')
df.to_excel(writer, 'Sheet12', startrow=1, startcol=1, header=False, index=False)
writer.save()


Rangers remained on course for a domestic treble when Kris Boyd grabbed the only goal of the game late on against St Mirren to send the holders into the quarter-finals of the Active Nation Scottish Cup.
The last round against Hamilton had been decided after extra-time and this replay looked set for a similar outcome before the prolific hitman pounced with just four minutes to go to claim the decisive goal.
Rangers - who will face Saints again in next month's Co-operative Insurance Cup final - will take on Dundee United back here at Ibrox as they bid to take another step closer to retaining the silverware.
Rangers dominated early on and were not too far away when Boyd slipped a lovely ball through to Steven Naismith who bore down on goal before drilling across the face of goal and inches wide of the target.
At the other end, Saints had the chance to pile on the pressure when Andy Dorman whipped a corner into the packed goalmouth only for Michael Higdon to nod just wide.
Steven Davis thought he had grabbed the opener shortly before the interval with a thunderous shot from 22 yards that whistled inches over, with Saints keeper Paul Gallacher looking like he would have been beaten had the effort been on target.
Rangers could have had a penalty a few minutes after the restart when Davis went to ground under pressure from David Barron but no spot-kick was forthcoming from referee Iain Brines.
Seconds later, Boyd had the ball in the back of the net after being teed up for the shot by Novo but the assistant referee had already flagged for offside to the groans of the Ibrox crowd.
The striker then had the best chance of the game so far when he forced Gallacher into an impressive one-handed save to tip his powerful volley just over.
But Boyd had the final say when he netted the winner with four minutes to go. A long ball from Steven Smith was nodded on by Kirk Broadfoot and the striker did well to shrug off John Potter before lashing into the back of the net.


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US Military Expands Pakistan Relief Effort
By Al Pessin
The U.S. military is expanding the type of relief supplies it is sending to Pakistan in response to Saturday's earthquake. But flights by relief helicopters to deliver the supplies to affected areas have been limited by bad weather.
The U.S. Defense Department says Pakistan has asked for heavy lift equipment to help clear debris from collapsed buildings, where survivors could still be trapped. Spokesman Lawrence DiRita says the agency is identifying equipment and crews that are available, and will send them as soon as possible.
In addition, Mr. DiRita says the eight U.S. military helicopters that arrived in Pakistan shortly after the quake will be supplemented in the coming days with about 20 more, many of them with the ability to deliver huge loads of relief supplies to remote areas. U.S. Central Command, which supervises all U.S. military activity in the region, says helicopter flight operations in Pakistan were hampered by bad weather on Tuesday, but cargo planes continued to fly into Islamabad, delivering about 80 more metric tons of food water and other emergency supplies.
Mr. DiRita reports the United States is also using both manned and unmanned reconnaissance aircraft, and satellite imagery, to help the Pakistani government assess the scope of the damage.
Some news reports have expressed the view that a large U.S. military operation in Pakistan, even for a humanitarian mission, could hurt the Pakistani government politically and hurt the U.S. image among the Pakistani people. But Mr. DiRita says that considering the situation he hopes Pakistanis will be pleased to receive the help.
"What the United States is trying to do is respond to what the Pakistan government is asking for," said Mr. DiRita. "And as long as, I think, we're working very closely with the Pakistan government, the Pakistan government is leading this effort, people will see a lot of countries, including the United States, trying very hard to respond quickly to a humanitarian crisis."
Still, in a reflection of the sensitivity of the situation, the Defense Department decided not to call its military team in Pakistan a Joint Task Force. Instead, the department announced on Monday that Rear Admiral Michael Lefever is going to Islamabad to head a Humanitarian Coordination Center. The Pentagon spokesman says the designation is a better way to describe what the admiral and his team will be doing.


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Overview of The Seoul Institute
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The Seoul Institute (SI) will continue to spare no effort to solve
urban problems facing Seoul and suggest a new paradigm for
urban management which can enhance Seoul citizens' quality of life.
Welcome to the Seoul Institute (SI)!
The Seoul Institute analyzes major challenges confronting the city. As a think tank for the Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG), we plan for the city's future by performing research on various current policies along with establishing mid- and long-term visions for the SMG.
The SI was founded with funds from the SMG aimed at laying the groundwork for a wide range of the city's policies in 1992. We have systematically studied problems in diverse fields including urban planning and design, housing, transportation, environment, safety and control, industrial economy, administration and finance, social policy, welfare, health, cultural tourism, gender and family, and education. Since these areas influence every aspect of the city's residents' lives, viable policy alternatives are critical.
Seoul, as the capital of Korea, has been an icon of compressed growth in modern times. The SMG now needs to become the city that fulfills its social responsibilities, delivers a clean environment and retains its unique cultural identities. Policy alternatives we propose focus on both the quality of life of Seoul's residents and quantitative indicators of urban growth. We conduct research on urban infrastructure to ensure the safety and wellbeing of them.
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October 2022 Trailblazer
November 2022 Trailblazer
December 2022 Trailblazer
HIKE SCHEDULES
November 2022 Hike Schedule
December 2022 Hike Schedule
January 2023 Hike Schedule
Events for 2021
Hike Sign-in Form
Brief info about the club
Membership info & appl form
Top Hikers & Years
Constitution 2017
Officers, Board of Directors
Hiking Policies
Recent Hikes
Where We Hike
George's Veterans Hike
Clearwater Promo 2015
The St. Paul Hiking Club Constitution
As Amended February 19, 2017
Article I: Name and Purpose
The name of the organization will be The St. Paul Hiking Club. The purpose of the club will be primarily the promotion of hiking as a recreation. It may, however, conduct other outdoor recreational activities and social events.
Article II: Membership
Section 1: Membership is open to anyone who is of legal age upon payment of dues in advance.
Section 2: Annual dues will be set at the Annual Meeting each year, and become due March 1 of each year.
Section 3: All members have the power to vote, hold office, and to be appointed to a committee.
Section 4: All members are entitled to receive the hiking schedule and other Club communications.
Section 5: Membership shall start on the first of the month, following the date of payment of dues, except for renewal, which will continue from the date of expiration.
Article III: Government and Control
Section 1: The control of the club is vested in the members, who will elect all officers and directors.
Section 2: The government of the club is vested in the officers and a Board of Directors consisting of at least six members. The officers and directors will act as a governing body known as the "Board".
Section 3: The officers of the club will be the President, the Secretary, and the Treasurer. All the officers will be elected by the members at the Annual Meeting for a term of one year.
Section 4: The directors will hold office for one year.
Section 5: Newly elected officers and directors will take office on April 1.
Article IV: Duties of Officers and Directors
Section 1: The President will be the chief executive officer of the club, presiding over and calling all meetings, whether regular or special. The President will also appoint members to perform other duties as needed.
Section 2 The Secretary shall take minutes of all regular and special board meetings, and provide a copy of the minutes to the president prior to the following board meeting.
Section 3: The Treasurer will keep a full and accurate account of all receipts and disbursements and will render to the Board a financial statement at each regular meeting of the Board, at the Annual Meeting and whenever otherwise called upon to do so. The Treasurer will deposit all money in the name of the club in a bank approved by the Board and will sign checks drawn on club funds as authorized by the Board.
Section 4: The directors and officers, acting a Board of Directors, will plan and execute a general program of club activities in accordance with the purpose of the organization. The Board will have the power to fill any vacancy arising for officers or directors until the next Annual Meeting or special election. Any act of the Board may be appealed to the membership of the club at any regular or special meeting of the club.
Section 5: The duties of the directors are as follows:
Scheduling Director—arrange a program of hikes and other club events, except social, and prepare this information for publication in the hiking schedule.
Membership Director—Welcome new and prospective members to the club, collect membership dues, and maintain a current list of members.
Social Director—Plan and arrange all social events of the club, unless a committee has been appointed for a special event. Inform the Scheduling Director of plans in ample time for arrangement with hiking events and for publication in the club newsletter.
Publicity Director— Arrange publicity for the club in newspapers and other advertising mediums. Prepare the monthly newsletter, the Trailblazer, including the hiking schedule and press releases for printing and email. Email Trailblazer to members in a timely manner. Email a copy of the Trailblazer to the Mailing Director for printing and mailing to members receiving a paper copy. Forward to the Mailing Director current mailing labels for that purpose.
Maintain lists as follows: email list of members; online email list for mailings; member birthday list.
Mileage Director— Keep an accurate record of the attendance at each hike and an ongoing mileage total for each hiker. The names and mileage for the top 20 hikers is to be shown quarterly in the club newsletter. Procure mileage awards as directed by the Board
Mailing Director— Mail in a timely manner copies of monthly Trailblazer, hiking Sign-up Sheet, and yearly member roster to members receiving a paper copies.
Webmaster- Maintain and improve the club web site. Post the monthly Trailblazer and other updated information on the site in a timely manner as requested by the club leadership. Respond to emails addressed to the club through the Web site, consulting the club leadership as necessary.
Article V: Nominations and Elections
Section 1: The President will appoint a Nominating Committee at least three months prior to the Annual Meeting.
Section 2: The Nominating Committee will submit at the Annual Meeting a ticket of at least one candidate for each Board position. Nominations will also be allowed from the floor. A majority of all votes cast at the meeting will determine the results of the election.
Section 3: All elections will be by ballot. Proxy voting is prohibited.
Article VI: Meetings
Section 1: The Annual Meeting will be held in February before the 15th of that month each year. The meeting will receive annual reports, transact general business, and elect officers and directors.
Section 2: Special meetings of the club may be ordered by the Board or called by the President or called by written application of at least ten (10) members.
Section 3: A quorum for the Annual Meeting and special meetings of the club will be 10% of the active membership.
Section 4: Meetings of the Board will be held on a regular basis, preferably during the first 15 days of each month, and as otherwise deemed necessary. Meetings are open to all members, but only Board members may vote.
Section 5: A quorum for Board meetings will consist of 50% of all its members.
Section 6: The regular meeting of the Board in March of each year will be a joint session of retiring and newly-elected officers and directors.
Section 7: If any officer or director is absent from three (3) consecutive meetings without giving good and sufficient reason to the Board, that person's position on the Board will terminate.
Section 8: The fiscal year of the club will begin on April 1 and end on the following March 31.
Section 9: Guests of members will be welcome at club events such as picnics, trips, and camping excursions. When there is a charge for an event, the non-member will pay the fee required of members.
Article VII: Amendments to the Constitution
Any club member may propose an amendment to the Constitution, providing said amendment is provided in writing to the Board prior to the Annual Meeting. A two-thirds (2/3) vote of members present at the Annual Meeting is needed to approve the amendment.
Article VIII: Rules
Robert's Revised Rules of Order will be considered the administrative resource on all questions not covered by this constitution.


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Never mind whatever podcast, Vine, Tumblr, talk radio host or triple-digit cable network is spouting off about at the moment.
Wells has angered consumer advocates by offering its own payday product carrying a triple-digit interest rate.


Janasena chief addressing the public said that two strong people are making the youth suffer, AP CM Chandrababu Naidu and Telangana CM KCR are doing a drama in which many people are being suffered. He added that he is fed up with the rumors that Janasena will make an alliance with TDP or YCP, these kind of rumors are not good and to be condemned.
In the coming elections 2019, Janasena party will go for polls along with CPI and CPM only. Janasena party will stand strong for people and not for parties. We would bring out a change where all the castes, religions, and regions will be seen in a similar way. Palnadu is being suppressed by a few families and making people suffer. Janasena party will make people free from such suppression and provide equal opportunities to all, says Pawan Kalyan.
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Discussion in 'Ideas' started by Bearcarver, Jan 3, 2014.
Winter is a great time to make your Bee Traps!!
I thought I had posted this a long time ago, but I couldn't find it, so here it is.
Some of you saw my original "Carpenter Bee Trap" post.
I mentioned in that thread that the only problem I had found was that wasps build nests in the top section of those old traps.
Here is a link to that thread. That thread also has a lot more explanation about Carpenter Bees.
I mentioned in that thread that I was going to make the roof removable so I could clean the wasp nests out during the off-season. Since that, I found that if you use a solid piece of wood, instead of a "birdhouse" type trap, that the wasps won't have a place to build their nests inside.
I could have used Pressure treated wood, but I opted to use Cedar, because the color matched my Log House much better.
The only drawback is the expense. I paid $41 for an 8' long 4 X 4.
Not really that bad, because I got 18 traps out of that one 8' long piece.
My pictures & captions explain most of the building of the traps, but I'd be glad to answer any questions anyone has.
I hope this will help at least a few of you to get rid of your Carpenter Bees from your houses & buildings.
These sure have worked Great for me!
This is one of the old ones, ready to be replaced.
OK guys, I had to upgrade my way of hanging these things. The little hanger tabs I put on these didn't hold up because after a couple years of weather the screws would pull out, so I went back to the way I did my old Bee Traps. I used the "Keyhole Router Bit". These work Great.
When I made these upgraded traps, I originally put the little metal hangers on, so it would be easy for the guys to hang them way up top, but since those didn't work so good, I went back to the Keyhole cutter. The guy that hung the top ones for me said these aren't hard to hang.
So I switched the hangers & hung the bottom 6 traps on Saturday. Then I was going to wait a couple days to get the top ones up, because I had a Dr Appt, but I noticed there were two bees in the one trap already. So I got one of the climbers to put the top 5 traps up. Now I'm ready!!!
I'll add this to my original post too.
smoking b and gary s like this.
Looks like those will work just perfectly. Do you put that many on your house or did you make extras to share or sell?
It just came to me. Are you the guy that used to do demonstrations and selling of your work at fairs, festivals, etc? You used to build everything from little kids rocking chairs to full sized animals and stuff?
I put 11 up, and the others are backups.
Sorry, I don't get around so good since I made these, so I gotta keep them all to defend my Log House!!.
I had my own Cabinet shop for 10 years, and the only thing other than cabinets I used to sell were Chainsaw carvings & Reverse turned Christmas ornaments.
I'm new here at this forum but old hand at smoking since back in the fifties.
Love your remarks about the Prime Rib smokin and I did one New Years day and followed your directions and had a great outcome. Didn't do pictures but pulled it at 140* and was just right. I used Jeff's rub.
Got my MES 30 in early Nov and have done pork chops, turkey, chickens and now the Rib Roast. All of them have been outstanding.
Notice your comments and pictures of the Carpenter Bee Traps. I have been making and selling bee traps for 4 years now.
I make mine to use a mason jar as I have listen to a lot of people remark about the water and soda bottles as being TACKY.
I make mine with white wood and yellow pine, I looked at your old one and see that it didn't come from me as I have sold lot's of them in your part of the country. I have done a lot of testing and different locations prior to selling my bee traps.
Sounds good Catfish!! Glad your Prime Rib turned out Great !!!
I made my traps with soda bottles because I was worried the bees could fly up to the hole in the lid & walk out of mason jars. The soda bottle neck is too narrow to fly & the sides of the bottles are too slippery to walk.
I put the 7 "Low" traps up the other day, and I hate to bother anyone, so I was going to wait until after my Tuesday Dr Visit, and get one of my Son's tower climbers to put the 4 "High" traps up.
However I saw the one low trap already had 2 Carpenter Bees in it, so we got the 4 High traps up yesterday afternoon.
Now I'm ready----These traps are really Awesome, especially if you live in a log house, or have a lot of wood construction or exterior wood trim.
Always helping others, and this is one great addition. Perfect step-by step project and wonderful photos.
I had a laugh last year when I watched a carpenter bee working hard to make a hole in one of my tomato stakes. I wonder what it thought when it got 1 inch into the job and hit daylight.
I always try to help my Meat Smoking Buddies! Great Bunch!!
LOL----Yeah, most of my wood pieces on this house are between 2" and 6" thick, but my Soffits are only 3/4".
Before I made these traps, I used to find Bee holes through the Soffits. All that work, and nowhere to turn!!!
These bee traps look awesome and it sounds like they work nicely. My question, do the holes on the sides and front need to be drilled at an angle or do they just go straight in to meet the 1" hole?
Those 3 holes go straight in at a 90* angle to meet the 1" hole coming up from the bottle.
That's the way they normally drill their own holes, before they make a right turn to follow the cell structure of the wood.
Great article! I'm making some and ran across some roughsawn cedar which was much cheaper. It was wet when purchased, and now it is drying out and small cracks are appearing in the end grain. Is there any sealant I can use that won't affect the function of the traps?
Interesting. I don't think we have carpenter bees in this area, at least not that I'm aware of. But I'd sure like something to cut down on the yellow jackets.
Maybe I missed it, but do you bait these with anything?
If the cracks aren't big they shouldn't affect the function of the traps. If they're big cracks I guess you could use some filler & a coat of paint on the end grain, but no paint near the entrance holes.
You would know it if you had them. If you don't have any exposed wood on your house or out buildings, they won't stick around.
No bait needed----They go in because they're lazy & the hole is already started.
For Ground Yellow Jackets I use Sevin Dust, with carbaryl, and dump it or squirt it in their ground entrances. Then the mother will get it on herself & carry it around the nest to the bottom entrance under the nest to the rest of them.
Thank God that's not actual size!
others finished this week! Thanks for your great details on making them!!
That's at least a dozen that won't be there next year!!
They work best up high & on the South side, but with a log house, all sides can score.
I just checked my 11 traps from the ground, and my guesstimate is about 25 so far.
They're working Great here. WE just patched some Woodpecker holes where they pecked in to get Bee Larva from nests that were built in my upper facia 12 years ago, before I made the traps. We had plugged them back then. but about a month ago a Woodpecker found it & ripped it open. I filled those big holes with PC7 Epoxy. Hopefully that will stop it.


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Q: You cannot switch to an Apps Script-created Cloud Platform project - associate an Apps Script file with Cloud Project I'm trying to attach a new app script to my Google Cloud project. From the Apps Script code editor, I'm trying to connect to to Cloud Platform project using the Menu:
Resources > Cloud Platform project
but when I add the project number I get the error message

'You cannot switch to an Apps Script-created Cloud Platform project.'

I'm trying to avoid having to create a new Cloud Project, any ideas?

A: As the error message states, you can't add a new Apps Script to a Cloud Console Project which was created by Apps Script.  These Apps-Script created cloud console projects are managed automatically and for whatever reason have this limitation.
Create a new Cloud Console Project manually, then associate your existing apps script project with the manually created cloud console project via the Resources menu in the script editor.


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Lush green pastures of Austria and its iconic cityscape of Vienna and Salzburg is worth visiting and excellently perfectly for that wonderful holiday trip. The capital city of Austria is Vienna. This popular city is the most densely populated and was elected as one "Metropolis with the highest standard of living worldwide". The least densely populated place is the province of Carinthia. The country is surrounded by the countries of Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, and Italy. It composes nine provinces namely; Vorarlberg, Lower Austria, Upper Austria, Burgenland, Carinthia, Salzburg, Styria, Tyrol, and Vienna. The Austrian culture is deeply connected with the influences of the Roman Catholic tradition and it is also a country of religious freedom. German is the official language of Austria. For lovers of classical music, or if you're wanting to discover the roots of this marvelous country, Austria is the right place for you.
The Charm of Austria
1. Importance of Traditional Language
The official language of the country is Austrian German. It is necessary for participating in the workforce, business, the economic, media, schools, and formal announcements. The language is influenced by Austro-Bavarian, which differs a lot from Standard German. Other languages recognized languages are Croatian, Slovenian, Turkish, Hungarian and Serbian. English is taught as the first foreign language in most schools from primary to tertiary.
2. World's Capital of Classical Music
Austrian culture has been greatly influenced by its neighbors: Italy, Poland, Germany, Hungary, and Bohemia. The country-folk music includes the most, Schrammelmusik, played with an accordion and a double-necked guitar. The Alps also give rise to Yodeling, or juchazn in Austria. It features the use of both nonlexical syllables. The folk song under several names, Ländler or Landl ob der Enns was denounced by some church authorities because it requires close contact between the opposite sex. At present, ländler is now called waltz. The country is home for great poets, writers, and novelists namely; Arthur Schnitzler, Stefan Zweig, Thomas Bernhard, and Robert Musil, Georg Trakl, Franz Werfel, Franz Grillparzer, Rainer Maria Rilke, and Adalbert Stifter, Elfriede Jelinek and Peter Handke.
3. Unlimited Musical and Arts Events
The Viennale International Film Festival that takes place during the month of October. It features a range of unique films like documentaries, short films, and experimental cinema. The Vienna Popfest is the masterpiece of the Karlsplatz Church. It is a Popfest four-day festival during the month of July. The Mörbisch Operetta Festival is a light version of an opera in terms of its themes and musical style. Lake Neusiedl is popular among tourists because of its natural beauty. The Danube Island Festival takes place on June 23 to 25, where musicians from all over the world take pride in contributing to the 600 hours of concert and unlimited food, drinks and party time for all visitors and the locals.
4. Souveniers; A Part of the Special Trip
Wondering what to take home from Austria. As the country is known for its classical music. The box of Mozart ball or traditional Austrian sweets is wrapped up in a foil that features the composer's face described as a sphere of chocolate containing a marzipan center. Gustav Klimt, the famous symbolic artist painter of Austrian culture, which features his artistic work on any item such as t-shirts, mugs, umbrellas, and much more. A variety of toy animals wearing the traditional attire known as Tracht, leather breeches for men and frilly corset for the women. The enchanting snow globe or snowdome is famous all over the world. It is made of glass and encloses a miniaturized scene of the town or landscapes. This is a popular collectible item for children as well as adults.
5. Gastronomical Adventures
For a truly delightful experience, have a taste of their national food, Viennese Apfelstrudel, a flaky pasta that is lined with apple filling and qualifies as vegetarian Austrian food. The exciting filling is spiced with cinnamon, sugar, and raisins. The Wiener Schnitzel or the Vienna Schnitzel is counted as a national food. It is fried delight served with fried potatoes, sour cream and onions. Vienna Sausage is among the favorite food of the Austrians. It's a parboiled made of pork and beef and smoked at low temperatures. It is mainly used to add ingredients for main dishes or simply fried.
6. Austrians Friendly-Nature
Here are some of the important things to remember while enjoying your stay in Austria. Put your napkin on your lap as soon as you sit down. You should not start eating until the hostess says 'Guten Appetit'. Remember not to keep your hands under the table while you eat. The fork is held in the left and the knife in the right while eating. Finish everything on your plate and offers a toast of thanking the host at the end of the meal. The traditional greeting of the Austrians is a quick and firm handshake while maintaining eye contact. Remember not to put your hands in your pockets while conversing as it implies rudeness for the Austrian. Make sure you use the person's title and surname to denote respect. Austrian people take pride in their homes keeping it tidy and neat because it is where people relax.
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According to thermodynamic principles, when the temperature of gases entering a turbine exceeds the temperature of gases entering the compressor, the turbine can deliver more power than the compressor consumes. Therefore the engine can produce a net power output.
The efficiency with which the engine converts heat energy into mechanical energy depends on many factors. Such as the compressor and turbine efficiencies, temperature levels, pressure ratio, and the presence or absence of enhancements, such as regeneration and compressor air-stream cooling. The power produced is proportional to the efficiency as well as the mass flow rates of air and fuel.
Conventional gas turbines operate approximately according to the ideal gas turbine or Brayton cycle. This cycle embodies reversible adiabatic (without heat transfer) compression of atmospheric air, addition of heat at constant pressure, reversible adiabatic expansion through a turbine back to atmospheric pressure, and exhausting to the atmosphere.
Regeneration greatly improves fuel economy by recovering much of the exhaust heat. When regeneration is employed, the cycle is designated a regenerated Brayton Cycle.
In a non-regenerated engine, lowering the compressor-discharge temperature causes an increase in the fuel flow rate needed to maintain the turbine inlet temperature at its set value. However, the incremental increase in the required combustion heat is matched by an incremental increase in the net power output.


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HomeNewsArchivesRichard ReHill Weber Dies at 70
Richard ReHill Weber Dies at 70
Richard ReHill "Dick" Weber was born in Jacksonville, Fla. on Aug. 30, 1944, to Marion and Lind Weber. The family moved to the U.S. Virgin Islands in the late 40s where he graduated from Sts. Peter and Paul High School in 1962. He attended an architect and design college in California and returned to the islands until a move to Georgia in 2003.
While on St. Thomas, he was an avid orchid and hibiscus enthusiast and won many blue ribbons at Orchid Society events. He held a black belt and was an instructor in Aikido. Always loving the ocean, he was dubbed by his classmates "more fish than man" for his free diving and swimming skills. Educated as an architect, Dick was the designer and project manager for the observatory tower exhibit at Coral World Ocean Park on St. Thomas, which offered the only opportunity in the Caribbean and the Western Hemisphere for visitors to stroll on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean and see sights that (up until 1977) were visible to only deep sea divers.
Following the hurricanes of 1995-96, he worked with FEMA and the V.I. Government on their roofing program and was instrumental in designing replacement roofs for that project. After moving to Georgia, he continued to commute to St. Thomas and Water Island to work on private projects and for the Government of the Virgin Islands until his retirement in 2013. In Georgia, he grew orchids and took up woodturning, producing many unique bowls, trays, platters and containers.
Diagnosed with cancer in 1995, Dick underwent numerous treatments and surgeries at MD Anderson Cancer Clinic in Houston, Texas. Dick lost his valiant battle and passed away in the early morning hours on Sept. 18. He will be very much missed and remembered for his quick wit, generous nature and free spirit.
Dick is survived by his wife of 17 years, Linda; children: Lawton (Lisa), Christopher (Samantha, granddaughters — Addison and Emilia), Sara (Greg – grandson Sullivan) all living in Vermont; brother Lind Jr. of Georgia; sisters: Wendy and Eleanor of St. Thomas; nieces: Chelsea and Louann, and nephew Paul of California; stepson, Robert of Georgia; aunt, Ann Wesley and cousins in New England, Colorado and Florida; and the Dr. Alex Randall family of Water Island. Residing on St. Thomas and Water Island most of his life, he formed many long, enduring friendships.
Per his wishes, he was cremated and there will be no formal services. A memorial service will be scheduled on Water Island at a later date. Anyone wishing to make a special remembrance in his memory can do so by donating to the Rabun Paws 4 Life Shelter, P.O. Box 216, Clayton, GA 30525, where he volunteered so many hours of his time caring for the animals and designing projects for the shelter he loved.
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Welcoming Shad Khan to the Revenue Pulse team.
We are lucky to get to work with some amazing clients and meet a lot of great marketers along the way. Shad Khan was a client of ours when we were working with Serena Software (now known as Micro Focus, after their recent $540M acquisition).
Almost immediately, I knew that Shad had a special talent when it came to Marketo. As he walked us through his instance that he had been managing since the company initially purchased Marketo, I could see that Shad cared deeply about their instance and was a master of his craft.
We helped Serena build one of the best and most sophisticated preference centres out there, and Shad was an integral part of the project and made everything run smoothly. He also is one of the few people in the world who was client-side on a Marketo<>Microsoft Dynamics implementation and has the experience (and scars) to prove it.
One thing that really stood out to me about Shad is when he left Serena. He didn't just give the usual 2 weeks and casually move on to his next job. He spent countless hours documenting the entire Marketo instance and training the new people to make sure that it would be a smooth transition. This is when I knew that if we could someday get Shad on the Revenue Pulse team, that I wouldn't hesitate to make it happen. He truly cared about the instance he had built.
Fast forward and Shad had moved on from Serena and was using his skills at Comfy, a Bay area startup that is changing the way individuals can control their workplaces to suit themselves. Shad lead and implemented Marketo once again on the client-side where he got really deep into Marketo reporting and attribution. As he described their new attribution model, I could sense Shad's passion for what he had accomplished, and understand the huge value that this must have brought their organization to understand how they could make smarter marketing investments.
The goal at Revenue Pulse is not to grow into the largest Marketo consultancy out there. Our mission remains to be the premiere Marketo consultancy in the world. Shad once again embodies who we are as a consultancy. He has years of client-side experience at large enterprise organizations. He has led a Marketo instance on several occasions as the Marketo and CRM administrator. He truly cares about his work, and is in the top 1% of Marketo practitioners in the world.
I know Shad is going to be an amazing talent on the Revenue Pulse team. I am excited for us and even more for our clients, where I know Shad will add a lot of value and become a key partner in their missions to improve their Marketing through Marketo.


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Montana's Glacier National Park is iconic "because of its breathtaking, glacier-carved peaks and flowing river valleys," says photographer Emily Polar. The 10th most visited national park, Glacier welcomed three million visitors in 2018, many of them to its renowned Going-to-the-Sun Road.

Glacier National Park, Montana
Montana's Glacier National Park is iconic "because of its breathtaking, glacier-carved peaks and flowing river valleys," says photographer Emily Polar. The 10th most visited national park, Glacier welcomed three million visitors in 2018, many of them to its renowned Going-to-the-Sun Road.
Photograph by Emily Polar
Epic America: National Geographic photographers share their favorite places
How do you define an American icon? We asked 22 National Geographic photographers to pick their favorite spots.
ByMaura Friedman
Any traveler looking to experience the United States in full would have a lot of ground to cover. The country's 3.8 million square miles are filled with more lonely highways, dense cities, small towns, and scenic parks than can be seen in a single trip—or several.
But just as there's no singular American experience, there's no definitive American tourist stop. From palm-fringed shores to snow-capped mountains, what's iconic about the American landscape depends on where you're standing.
So we put a question to 22 National Geographic photographers: When you think "iconic America," what destination comes to mind? The images they shared, inspired by their personal experiences of traveling throughout the country, showcase the nation's diverse geographies, cultures, and peoples. For some, pristine, wild places are a defining feature of the U.S. Others chose significant Indigenous sites to reflect on our nation's complex history. Many chose to return to sites of memory—vibrant places that impacted them as young travelers, including one story of a family's immigration. All images were made before the coronavirus pandemic.
Explore these 22 iconic destinations across the United States through the lenses of our National Geographic photographers.
Follow @natgeotravel for more beautiful images from our photographers.
Editor's Note: This article was updated on June 29, 2020, to clarify that all images were made before the coronavirus pandemic.
Maura Friedman is an associate photo editor for National Geographic Travel. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter.


A Spoken Word Album with Rhythmic Wordplay complimented by melodic instrumentals.
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A Poetical composition to celebrate the creative use of the English language.
Blending Spoken Word/ Poetry with a diverse range of Hip-Hop and Melodic instrumentals to encourage a balance of easy listening as well as "head nodding" music for you to enjoy.


The project is expected to include mapping using satellite imagery, along with engagements in Tanzania to collect detailed indicators on village potentials. The selection committee will take into consideration the use of local Tanzanian consortium members or contractors in these activities. However, approaches that differ from these two points will still be considered. These datasets should be of sufficient quality to allow detailed assessment of mini-grid potential in villages, and in addition be useful to other rural energy actors and in wider development objectives. The datasets should be uploaded to OpenStreetMap and will also be made available on the platform developed in the parallel project. IFC is seeking the services of a specialist firm to develop this data; to ensure its quality and accuracy; and to upload and maintain it on OpenStreetMap and other platforms.
Definition, design, and deployment of a Market Monitoring System (MMS) able to give accurate, automatic, and timely signals to the participants in the natural gas and electric power markets of Colombia by gathering, storing, processing, analyzing, and reporting information from different sources, including transactions of financial products related to the energy markets. The MMS is expected to contribute to the economic efficiency of the markets and prevent opportunistic anti-competitive behavior affecting market prices.
The South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI) has been mandated by the South African Government and parties to the South African Centre for Carbon Capture & Storage Research Agreement (SACCCS) to investigate the potential for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in South Africa through the implementation of the South Africa CCS Roadmap (Roadmap). The Roadmap comprises five key milestones and SANEDIs role in the Roadma.


Liquid Force 4 line set of 20m + 3m extensions. This line set replaces the CPR and Response Bar flying lines but will also work on other control bars which use lines that are equal lengths. This is not to be confused with control bars that have equal length lines at the line ends. Some control bars have shorter middle lines and use leaders to make them equal length at the line ends.
The line set comes with 2 orange and 2 grey 20m lines plus 3m line extensions giving you 23m total. They also come with the original Liquid Force Pigtails.


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What Makes Quality Management Work?
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No Excuses, No Apologies – A Review of the Rhapsodio Zombie
By Pinky Powers on	 February 26, 2018 Earphones, Reviews
::Disclaimer::
Rhapsodio provided Zombie on loan for an extended period for the purpose of my honest review, for good or ill.
Zombie sells for $1,800
www.Rhapsodio.com
~Rhapsodio RDB MK 8 Zombie~
Frequency Response: 20-20,000Hz
Sensitivity: 126dB/mV
4X BAs for Highs
4X BAs for Mids
1X full-range DD
The Rhapsodio Solar was my first custom in-ear monitor and the most expensive piece of gear I'd bought up to that point. During the process of ordering and designing my Solar, I got to know Chun Yin Mak Mak (AKA Sammy, Rhapsodio's owner and founder) quite well. He's a fun, silly guy with crazy obsessions and body-shame issues. He's like a Pug dog. Impossible not to like!
So when Nic secured some of Sammy's new IEMs and was arranging a kind of tour for them, I jumped on the opportunity. "Sammy's a friend," I told him. "I'm glad to help."
The Rhapsodio Zombie was sent my way. I've had it for a while now, getting to know its idiosyncrasies. And I must say it's an unusual animal.
Sammy built large with Zombie. No surprise there, with eight BAs and a dynamic for good measure. The finish is top notch, though. They look like precious stones. Very handsomely wrought. Fit, however, is not the greatest. They like to stick out some, and the general size and shape doesn't lend itself to good deep insertion. Add to that their weight, and you have an IEM that doesn't like to keep a seal well, in Universal form. They remind me a lot of Noble Audio in that regard, though I'd say Zombie has more in common with Unique Melody's Uni designs.
As I've mentioned, Zombie utilizes eight Balanced Armatures, splitting them evenly between high frequencies and mids. Then it does something rather unusual with its Dynamic Driver: instead of dedicating it to bass response, as most hybrids do, Rhapsodio gives it full range, coving treble, mids, and bass. Essentially using the BAs to merely enhance what the DD is already doing.
That's weird, wild stuff. Follow me to the next page to learn what that means, in practical terms, for the sound.
Pinky Powers
Pinky is an artsy twat. Illustration, graphic design, writing. Yet music escapes him, and always has. He builds his own cables, and likes to explore the craftsmanship of others. He's a stabby one, also. At the first hint of annoyance, out comes the blade. I say he's compensating for something... in a big bad way. If we all try really hard as a collective, maybe we can have him put down.
youliedessine on March 5, 2018 9:49 am
@OV, What makes more air pollution is Al Gore out screaming! Regards to Sammy!
albert c on February 28, 2018 9:56 pm
nice review pinky! will you ever check out their infinity monitor?
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