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Nobody said anything regarding the AA teams. Did we do a perfect job?
If anyone b!tched would you change it???
Actually, I thought it was a good lineup but, you`re right, it's surprising that the usual suspects didn't voice their opinion.
I'll give you one. Daryus Skinner from WSSU led the nation in INTs. I would think he could have at least received Honorable Mention.
I might have gone with UWG FR Kicker Omar Cervantes for HM. He was 15-18 FGs with a long of 50 and made the Don Hansen AA team.
There's a pretty big difference between the Hansen team (which has a ton of players) and the D2 squad (100 players total). One is far more select than the other.
I saw that Cervantes was 2nd team All-Region for Hanson..which typically doesn't have the makings of All American by the standards of most. That said, 15 of 18 is solid.
Skinner..the DB....I get that one. Sometimes getting a lot of picks means they are getting thrown at a lot..but leading the country is pretty special.
He is listed on the HM as all-purpose. I made sure we had him. He is going to get drafted.
He would be on the preseason list next year.


I am new to this board...have not been officially diagnosed w/MS, but after 8 yrs. my current dr highly suspects MS. He put me on Provigil 3 weeks ago....200 mg once a day. I mistakenly took 2 the first day and felt so much better, but realized my mistake and now taking just one. It does help with the overwhelming fatigue, but I hope he will give me a stonger dose.
Provigil does work great. I just went back on it. Be careful though, it can cause rapid heart rate.
I was prescibed proigil as well. The first day I took it i ogt chest pains. So I stoped taking it. The next time I went to the doctor he prescibed aderall. It did not work at all. he says that if you are on narcotics that aderall will also help them work better. I was desperate so went back to provigil. I only take it when I really need it.
I would try a half of Provigil, at first to see how you tolerate the medication first.
I struggle with fatigue and was looking for some answers. I saw a research study on the supplement L-carnitine. The study indicated that it was better for fatigue than the prescription drugs that are prescribed for M.S. with less side effects. It may take longer to have an effect though. I just thought I would throw that out there. Something to look up and/or talk to a Dr. about. Oral B12 or B12 shots helps some people too.
Fatigue was my big symptom. I'm taking LDN now and that has definitley helped my energy level. I also take 2000 IU of Vit D 2x day and I think that helps also. The Lifewave energy patches are beginning to have an effect now that my glutathione levels have increased.
Provigil is my drug of choice for the battle with fatigue. I can't function without it. But be careful and start with a half a pill until you see how you react. I've been taking it for 8 months and sometimes I will break mine in half still and I usually don't even take it on weekends because it makes me so hyper (until I crash). I just take one every morning so I can get through my 8 hours a day of work but it scares me because it feels like I'm on speed. Good Luck!
I agree about Provigil being a good drug for the bone numbing fatigue that often accompanies MS.
Remember that there are non-drug interventions that can help too. Light exercise, a balanced diet, and taking time out for yourself in meditation (simple in and out breathwork is just as effective as a mantra practice) can help you build an energy reserve.
With an OK from a doc, dietary supplements like B vitamins, CoEnzymeQ10, and a balanced intake of 3, 6, and 9 Essential Fatty Acids can also help keep your energy up.
Good luck in battling the fatigue monster. I know it can be debilitating, but there is help -- and hope out there!
I was on Provigil and it wrked good. Didn't cause me any rapid heart beats or anything. But after awhile, it didn't work so good. Your body gets use to it. So I quiet it all together, just get more sleep than I use to and I watch myself thru the day. Take breaks when I can and so on.
I have used Provigil for 6years and I think it really helps. I found the rapid heart rate got better with time.
Provigil helps me. Initially, I had to cut mine in half, and take a half in the AM, then half about 1:00pm. Otherwise got the shakes. Now can take one and helps me through the day. Also definitely agree with diet, exercise, meditation, omega 3 oils, and B and D supplements.
Seems to help all around. My energy waxes and wanes, but the all around healthy lifestyle and a dose of Provigil when needed surely helps with that crazy debilitating fatigue.
I thought doctor was a magician for prescribing Amantadine. It removed the almost mind-numbing fatigue without making me feel speedy (but it doesn't work for many of us).


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Parents kill daughter, 3, 'by putting needles in body as part of satanic ritual'
Parents allegedly killed their three-year-old daughter by jabbing needles into her heart and lungs in a suspected satanic ritual.
Maia Vallejos was tragically pronounced dead in the northern Argentinian province of Chaco.
Her 20-year-old mum and 19-year-old stepdad were captured on the outskirts of the village Quitilipi.
During an autopsy, one of the needles was found to be touching her heart.
An older needle was affecting Maia's lung and is thought to have caused an infection that affected her vital organs and triggered a cardiac arrest.
Speaking after the suspects' arrest, prosecutor Cristian Arana said: "We don't want to say where they're being kept because people in Quitilipi are outraged and we want to safeguard their integrity."
Authorities are now probing all possibilities, including that of a satanic ritual.
A source close to the investigation told local media: "The investigation is ongoing but the authorities are working on the theory that the little girl's death could be related to some sort of ritual."
Maia lived with her mum and stepdad in a rundown house on the site of a lumber sawmill.
The workers there have already been questioned as part of the ongoing criminal probe.
The unnamed couple being held over the death have been made official suspects in a murder investigation.
Mr Arana said: "We are very focused on this investigation and don't rule out any theory. We hope to have more information shortly."
The little girl's mum, said to be four months pregnant with a new child, has made a request through a defence lawyer to be placed under house arrest after being beaten up following her remand in prison.
Earlier this month, a twisted dad allegedly hugged and kissed his son before strangling him, as the child told him "Daddy, I'm sorry".
Ismail Kilincer, 32, carried out the attack on Huseyin, 10, in the district of Karatay in the Turkish province of Konya at around 7pm on March 8, police claim.
Beforehand, he sent his wife Rabia Kilincer, 31, to the shops.
Kilincer reportedly told police: "I told my son that I was going to kill him. I apologised to my son, and hugged and kissed him."
At this point, the child looked at his alleged killer and said: "Daddy, I'm sorry too."
Kilincer said he sat on Huseyin's legs and strangled him with his bare hands, it is claimed.
He was later arrested and detained.
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Gina Carano's Firing Defended By Studio Boss: "Don't Really See Disney As Characterising Itself As Left-Leaning Or Right-Leaning"
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From Flint to Flame
Travel, Music and Other Shiny Things....
Destinations (T.T.W.T.H.)
Europe: Stampede of Unicorns
A Pisa My Mind After Arriving
Lucca Both Ways Before Crossing the Cobblestone – Part 1
Lucca Both Ways Before Crossing the Cobblestone Part II
Florence and I are Best Firenze Part I
Rome-per Room or, Un-Convent-ional Accomodations
Ready to Rome-ble at the Colosseum
P-Rome-nade on Palatine Hill
Rome-ing Underground. The Catacombs of San Sebastian
Ba-Rome-ater of History: The Vatican Museum
Pompeii and Circumstance Part A
Pompeii and Circumstance Parts B, C and 4
Hawaii – The Flint is Struck
Oahu North Shore
Pupakea First Impressions: Sunrise
Dillingham Airfield and As-soar-ted activities.
Haleiwa Surfing Lessons or, "Surfer Down" in My Case
Haleiwa Shark Cage Diving
The Rocking Chair (Guitar Cover Tunes)
Aretha Franklin – Rock Steady (guitar cover)
Pink Floyd – Time
Steely Dan – Rikki Don't Lose that Number (Guitar Cover)
Stevie Ray Vaughan – Pride N Joy
Fairgale – Pillars
The Eagles Moncton 2008
Other Shiny Things…
Cinematic Survivor
A Free Association Inaugural Post
Serious Fare
February 25, 2018 By Mark Chatham 1 Comment
Convertible Bonds
2 Fast and 2 Furious we are not. We are just fast enough and at a appropriate emotional pitch.
The drive back from Dillingham airfield after gliding was satisfying. I've never owned a convertible but I have an intensely fond memories from my days of playing in Dr. O back in Prince Edward Island circa 1980's. Our bass player, Rudy Gillespie, owned a green, 1968 Dodge Monaco convertible. It was easy to fall in love with the "convertible concept" driving home from gigs on warm summer nights with the top rolled down, gazing at the stars in the passenger seat. Now, I was living the experience in Hawaii and it didn't disappoint. I was soaking in my surroundings all the way back to our house in Pupukea.
The special Mustang convertible loses its luster when there are so many around…
After lunch we were back in the car for our 1:30 appointment for surf lessons with North Shore Surf Girls. Sadly, everyone complained about the convertible. Joanne didn't like the configuration of the seat and headrest. She didn't like being folded into the position of Rodin's Thinker. The morning's overcast had cleared off and Kristiane and Michelle didn't like the way the heat from our yellow sun was burning their skin into an attractive shade of alizarin crimson. What's the big deal here? Isn't a little skeletal realignment or dermal charring worth the experience of driving on the North Shore of Oahu IN A CONVERTIBLE??? I mean, c'mon.
Being a merciful sort, I rolled up the top until we arrived at the Blue Water shrimp truck, where we met Carol, our instructor and owner of North Shore Surf Girls. She had surfed competitively so she knew her stuff. We headed to Chun's Reef where we would be having our surf lesson.
Pop Ups Should Only be a Toaster Pastry
A shot of the beach at Chun's Reef prior to my performing 42 practice surfboard "popups"
Joanne and I were on the sunny side of 50 and while she's petite and fit, I'm… well, to put it simply. Not. Sure, I'm in shape. After all round IS a shape! Carol exhibited great patience and understanding with the greatest challenge a surfing instructor might face… a hefty old guy.
The first 20 minutes to half hour of instruction took place on the beach and consisted of the basic moves to enable one to "pop up" on the surf board. Hands under the shoulders, push hard and "pop up" using your outstretched arms for balance as seen in the instructional video a couple of paragraphs south of here.
We were supposed to start lying prone with our heads high. My belly already made sure my noggin was at a higher altitude than the rest of the class by about a foot and a half. Maybe that made it easier because after a few of these Carol asked if I'd been an athlete at some point in my life because I caught on quickly. I should mention I've always been surprisingly athletic, in an Indian rhinoceros kind of way.
I'll substitute my name and pronouns for "Indian rhinoceros" in this National Geographic article and edit lightly in red and you'll have a sense of what we're talking about here:
"Mark can move very quickly when aroused. His charges to the refrigerator have been clocked at 30 miles an hour. Despite his bulk, he is nimble and can jump or change direction quickly to avoid doing chores."
Unlike the Indian rhinoceros, I do not have a prehensile lip to grasp food items (although that does seem like a pretty handy evolutionary outcome).
So in one smooth motion you go from lying prone, to pop up with your right front in the place your belly button occupied on the board. This is Spiderman level stuff to a guy like me. I'm gonna need a radioactive Shave Ice for this one. The fact I caught on quickly didn't work out so well for me. Although I was comfortable, Carol said to continue to practice with the class rather than wandering off for a cigarette so I "popped up" 42 more times in a row. I'm probably overstating that, in retrospect it really only felt like 39 popups. I was GASSED. Finally, I told Carol maybe I'd watch Joanne surf, which was ironic because Joanne hadn't wanted to do this in the first place. However, being a kind woman and a dream wife she said she'd come along. Carol suggested that I at least try body boarding and I said I'd give it a go.
That Would Be the Downward Dog
I want to be close to this area for my surf lessons
We were using 12 foot boards or "guns" in surfspeak. The swell was three to four feet. Not much by North Shore standards. It was a gorgeous afternoon with a few wisps of cirrus cloud in the sky and temperatures in the mid 80's. At the water's edge, I dropped the board in and waded in up to my knees and the next swell hit and almost ripped me off my feet. Then the undertow almost pulled me off my feet in the other direction. I got on the board as quick as possible and started paddling… it just felt safer.
Both Joanne and I had an instructor with us swimming alongside and offering advice while we bobbed on the waves. Carol was with me, her "special needs" student. I wondered whether we should have a priest paddling alongside for potential last rites.
Our first surf class was tough!!!
Jo had a hard time keeping me on her shoulders.
Kristiane and Michelle had tagged along and were ashore taking video of our little adventure. On video I look like a supertanker had somehow drifted into a random group of surfers on its way to anchor but no, that's just me floating on my "gun." Michelle thought that I was apparently preparing for the "Downward Dog" yoga pose rather than actually surfing.
It was the instructors who actually did the work to launch on our way. They would look for appropriate waves for us to catch then yell "PADDLE" and give us a little push to get us started. I don't think Carol could do much with me in that respect. I honestly don't think Elon Musk's SpaceX solid rocket boosters could provide the necessary thrust to get me going.
Surfer Down
Joanne was up immediately and surfing like a… well, I can't say pro. I can't recall seeing pros wobble quite so much or windmill their arms, but she looked smoother and more confident every time she got up, which was pretty much every attempt. For me… well. I never did stand up. I did hit the water a number of times trying. While I may not have stood up it was only the final act of "pop up and pivot" that I failed to achieve. If I were younger and weighed closer to the ideal for my 5'9″ frame rather than that of someone 8'7″, I'd be moving to the North Shore and doing this all the time.
Vid of our surf lesson with North Shore Surf Girls. My daughters provide commentary. I have NO idea where they picked up the smarty pants gene. Nothing like that ever happened on MY side of the family.
I did manage to body board and it was incredibly fun. There's high velocity and white water all around as you drive in towards the beach. After the final run we thanked the ladies, tipped them and headed back to the house for supper. We were exhausted and still had not adjusted to the time shift yet, but I was really looking forward to going shark cage diving with Kristiane the next morning.
Next time on TTWTH: Haliewa Shark Cage Diving
Previously on TTWTH: Haliewa Surf Lessons, or "Surfer Down" in My Case
Filed Under: Oahu North Shore
January 13, 2018 By Mark Chatham 1 Comment
A Soar Spot
We finished our breakfast of bacon, eggs, toast, muffins and fruit. It was a pretty solid breakfast, but you couldn't get much further from traditional "Hawaiian" fare unless you were eating muesli, kippered herring with maybe a borsch slushy on the side. After breakfast, the girls wanted to go for a dip in the pool and I wanted to go for a drive. I'd booked a glider flight with Honolulu Soaring for 10 a.m. at Dillingham airfield which was 15 miles away on the northern tip of the island. I'd pitched the idea to the ladies but none of them felt that adventurous so I thought I'd check out the North Shore in the early light of morn enroute to the airfield. It was 80 degrees and sunny with a hint of a breeze. I rolled the top down on the Mustang and headed out.
For some reason you never see "snails as big as your head" used prominently in tourist ads for Hawaii
As-soar-ted Sites on a Morning Drive
The house was perched on Pupukea ridge and once outside the residential area, Pupukea Drive turned into an audacious switchback that sliced its way down the almost vertical 350 foot drop from the ridge to the base of the cliff. After that it was a gentle incline to Foodland. I was too intent in trying to stay on the road rather than rubberneck and risk taking a more vertical path in rolling the car down the hillside. Aside from catching glances of the Pacific on my left and dense, verdant vegetation on both sides, what stood out in my mind was the "falling rocks" sign I'd passed at the top of the ridge. The switchback had an incredibly sharp turn that would have challenged a unicycle before the grade once again became kinder. I made it to the intersection next to Foodland without the acquaintance of igneous rock to my noggin from above. I took a left on to the Kamehameha Highway (henceforth referred to as the Kam Highway. It's not that I'm too lazy to add the extra letters, it's just easier to read. Okay… it's also because I am too lazy to add the extra letters.).
It was literally night and day in comparison from our drive the night before and the view under Earth's yellow sun was spectacular. Associating the word "highway" with the Kamehameha is akin to calling Hunter River, Prince Edward Island a burgeoning metropolis. It's not going to "burgeon" much beyond its current population of 300 or so and with that fact the "metropolis" part becomes self-explanatory. The Kam Highway is a cramped, two lane road encroached upon by vegetation, fences and… well, of course chickens. When the words "Kamehameha" and "Highway" collide in the same sentence it becomes an existential paradox given my experience of highways. That being said, it's also one of the most beautiful drives in respect to scenery I've ever encountered. However, be prepared. When traffic is heavy during big wave season, you get to look at that scenery for a very, very long time from a whole lot of different perspectives as you move 12 feet, then stop for 12 minutes. Not much traffic this morning though.
If you pass Eric Arakawa's surf shop on the way to Dillingham you haven't gone far enough yet. You're also on the wrong road.
Initially, I only caught glimpses of the Pacific Ocean through the thick greenery, gigantic ferns and the treeline of palm and other deciduous varieties of tree. That changed when the highway took a sharp left and Waimea Bay exploded into view. I'd seen pictures of Hawaii and always thought they'd been airbrushed to make the colors more vivid. I couldn't have been more wrong. The bay itself was a bold, rich turquoise and this provided a harmonious counterpoint to the brilliant buttery yellow of the sun-drenched sand of the beach itself. For me, it was hypnotic and when the sun was shining it drew my eyes every time I passed that week. While I didn't go off the road, I was drawn to rubberneck the view like a leashed dog passing a hydrant. I've yet to see a picture that captures that vivid contrast.
That's actually a tree overhanging and not the smoke monster from "Lost"
As Waimea fell behind the vegetation grew sparse for large stretches on the seaward side and I could see the breaking whitecaps of the Pacific surf rolling in. In the distance, the Waianae Range shimmered golden green in the early morning light, cut with deep shadows by the vertical couloirs breaking up the symmetry of the range; wrinkles in its primordial face. It wasn't long before I arrived at Haleiwa Town, which is the focal point for the Mecca of surf that is the North Shore of Oahu.
Haleiwa Town
I made the turn into Haleiwa and passed a rather large park on the ocean side in which palm trees lined the sea wall like street lights. I could see the harbour and marinas a short distance across the water. Passing a couple of surf shops I then crossed the Rainbow Bridge spanning the Anahula River. It was postcard picturesque but it left me wondering if the word "rainbow" had a different definition in Hawaii. I would have named it "White Bridge Yellowed with Age" which admittedly, isn't nearly as sexy and maybe a tad too literal.
Because I didn't get a picture and it's the right color, the role of Rainbow Bridge in Haleiwawill be played by the Eiffel Tower in Paris as seen from inside the funicular on the way up.
Haleiwa has one main road, and immediately after crossing the bridge I arrived at its one main intersection. I was now in downtown Haleiwa. There was a 76 gas station beside which is parked the Blue Water Shrimp truck. Food trucks are everywhere on the North Shore and apparently it's mandatory to patronize one while visiting… but not for breakfast so I continued on my journey. Along the main strip are a number of colorful shops, some restaurants, a couple of strip malls and within three minutes, I was through Haleiwa and continued on to Dillingham.
Skirting Waialua via the Farrington Highway — which in terms of North Shore highways is as substantial as the Kam Highway – there were fields, mountains and trees on my left, fields and ocean on my right. Parachutes blossomed in the sky ahead. I hoped they weren't jumping from gliders which had sub-standard maintenance. Fortunately, it turns out Dillingham airfield is shared by Honolulu Soaring and a number of skydiving companies. I parked the car and headed in to the office.
The North Shore from Above
I'd booked a 30 minute sight-seeing tour as I was over the 205 pound weight limit for the acrobatic flight. For some reason they're apprehensive about flying 360 degree loops with the equivalent of a human refrigerator aboard the plane. Go figure. I had been up in gliders a few times in the past and it's a gloriously pure flight experience so I was pretty excited.
Preparing to board, no airstairs necessary. Part of my preparations for posting this photoshould have been to pixelate my torso to protect the identities of past meals.
It was mostly overcast by the time I boarded the plane, but still a balmy 80 F. My pilot was Big Don and at 6'5" I felt the nickname was appropriate. Unfortunately for me, his size mandated the front seat so I was in the less roomy and somewhat more visually restricted rear seat which would make video recording less than optimal. The glare on the canopy in the interior didn't help much either. The tow plane raced down the runway and with a jerk we were on our way up to 2000 feet at which point Don released the towline and we were catching thermals, warm currents of air pushed up by the Waianae Mountains.
The mountains of Oahu are different than any I'd ever seen. They looked ancient and oddly unstable. They appeared to be comprised of pale greyish, ochre coloured stone and the mountainside was covered in patchy scrub and stunted trees. Very Planet of the Apes. Very Flintstones. They appeared frangible and crumbly. I wouldn't be surprised to discover "Waianae" is Polynesian for "dried road apple." We bumped upwards with each thermal updraft as we hugged the side of the Waianae mountains until we reached 3,000 feet, or "angels three" as it might be called in B grade WWII flick. I could make out walking trails up the side of the mountain and could see individual hikers as we blew by them.
Below stretched the airfield and there were huge ponds nearby which were obviously artificial. When I asked Don about them "shrimp farms," was his response. White fingers of froth smeared across the aquamarine water close to shore, blemished with patchy deep blue shadows from coral formations. The surf break appeared frozen like a frosty rime on blue stained glass from that height. Further out the colors bled into a rich cobalt blue. The only sound aside from our conversation was the wind rushing by the canopy.
Gliding over Dillingham Airfield on the North Shore – The Movie
BIg Don was very accommodating when I asked if we could do some hammerhead turn stalls after we leveled off at 3000 feet or so. He'd pitch the nose up and bleed off airspeed until we stopped moving and were hanging frozen in the air for a split second. In that moment, the five point harness bit into my shoulders as we experienced negative four g's but what was really striking was the absolute, barren silence without even the sound of the wind. It's somewhat unnerving coming out of a stall because suddenly the plane slides backwards for a moment, until Don yaws the craft on its axis until he's pointed the nose straight at the ground then banked on the wingtip to reverse direction. At the bottom of the dive and we were pulling 6 g's. It wasn't my first experience with this maneuver so no change of underwear was required. We leveled off at around 2,000 feet, got back to the mountainside and rode the thermal escalator back up again.
We spent the next half hour climbing, stalling, and whipping around and all too soon we were lining up the runway for the approach. Swooping down, there was the tiniest of bumps and it was over. For me, gliding is the most exhilarating roller coast ride I've ever experienced.
We deplaned and then there was post flight euphoria where one exults over the experience… but you don't want to exult too hard. One must always be conscious of the exultation principle whereby the correlation between expectation of the sum of the tip increases proportionally to the amount of enthusiasm demonstrated by the client. So I feigned indifference and left. I'm kidding! I always tip well… although from Don's reaction I think I over-tipped. No matter, it was worth it to me. I climbed back into the Mustang and headed home for lunch. Joanne and I had surfing lessons booked for the afternoon and I was ready and raring to go.
Next time on TTWTH: Haleiwa Surfing Lessons or "Surfer Down" in my case
Previously on TTWTH: Pupakea First Impressions: Sunrise
January 13, 2018 By Mark Chatham 4 Comments
First Impressions: Sunrise
It was 5 a.m. when I woke up, realized I was in Hawaii and hopped out of bed. I don't "hop" out of bed. Ever. I slackly undulate my way out of bed once I'm somewhat semi-conscious. I'm the antithesis of the "morning person." However, it was my first chance to explore after the trials of arrival the night before and I was excited so I made an exception.
Joanne and the girls were still asleep. This was unsurprising as we'd arrived at our rented house in Pupukea on the North Shore of Oahu at midnight after slogging through 20 hours of air travel. You'd think we would have arrived earlier than midnight given the fact this was my second trip to the house that night. We should have been in at 5:30 p.m. but my two daughters, Kristiane and Michelle's connecting flights were delayed four hours, so we had to wait.
This is the house? Did we overshoot and end up in Indonesia? How long was I asleep?
Rough Arrival
When the girls were delayed, we realized there was no way we could get the four of us and our luggage in the little red Mustang rental, so while Joanne stayed at the airport to wait I thought I'd take our luggage to Pupukea and be back in short order. How hard could it be to find my way around? Oahu is teeny tiny! Of course, with almost a million people we're talking significant infrastructure in respect to the road system. I got lost immediately and ended up at Hickam airfield. I headed back to the airport to puzzle out the route. I had hit a six on the stupid scale.
There are three interstates on Oahu… which is anomalous in itself. It's in the middle of the Pacific so it doesn't "inter" with ANY state. Looks easy on first glimpse at a map. No matter, I rolled with it and started from scratch. This time I studied the map like I was a med student studying for an anatomy final. Last minute cramming. The H1 bone's connected to the H2 bone. The H2 bone's connected to the Kamehameha bone and so forth. You'll have to trust me on this, but you might want to check out the Hawaii Department of Transport's (HIDOT) site for construction before you visit if you're going to be driving.
Road construction work on the H2 outside of Wahiawa
Throughout this little escapade I had hit eight on the stress scale and was so intent on finding my way around I couldn't really appreciate my environment with three exceptions. The first was immediately after disembarking the plane and feeling the warmth and humidity. This was late September and when we left Halifax the temperature was 10C (53F), the temperature in Haleiwa was 26C (82F) so we'd doubled down on temperature. YEAH!
The second thing I noticed was this terminal wasn't entirely closed. Connecting sections of the airport were huge breezeways, which had a roof but no walls of which to speak. This was the first time in my life I'd seen the open concept taken to this extreme, but then this was my first trip to the tropics. I would find it just as jarring later on to discover hotels that had massive stretches with no walls at lobby level in Waikiki.
I wonder if the open air lobby concept is a safety feature that allows hotel clerks and concierges to spot incoming tsunamis much earlier. If you don't see staff in the lobby, seek high ground. Fast.
Lastly, the floral and exotic aroma of plumeria which infused the air despite the fact I was at a major airport. This was heady stuff; in my experience outdoor air just doesn't normally smell this good… unless it's just rained and I'm not near a salt marsh or a swamp. It was dark when I left and once outside of Honolulu my world was to what I could see in the headlights, which was the Kamehameha Highway which isn't particularly well lit. From Waihewa mid-island, it's a narrow, two lane highway that bisects the island and wraps around the North Shore and eastern side of the island. However, I could have been driving anywhere except for that ever present floral balm as a constant reminder of of fact I was in an exotic, foreign place. I finally arrived at our residence, dropped the bags then left with just a glance at the interior as I was running late. The glance was promising, the interior looked great and my excitement escalated.
The view driving along the Kamehameha Highway at night during a new moon was magnificent!
Rushing back to the airport I picked up the girls then started back only to run into a major traffic snarl on the H2 due to construction. Still… we were in Hawaii and everyone was excited so I rolled down the top so everyone could take in that sweet aroma. This was the signal for the Hawaiian goddess Lono to open up the skies and douse us with rain. Well… it was more drizzle really, so we rolled the top back up which was her signal to stop the rain. Once we found the house I found the bedroom and was finished. I was a rogue elephant and the pillow proved to have the tranquilizing effect of dart dripping with a double dose of phenobarbital. It was just after midnight and it had taken two and a half hours to get here.
57% of a Full Night's Sleep Later
The next morning when I awoke that fragrant scent reminded me where we were. It was still too dark to check out the grounds, but as I made my way to the lanai (balcony) I was impressed with what I was seeing. A baby grand piano greeted me at the bottom of the stairs in the living room of the ground floor. It was airy and spacious with large picture windows overlooking the grounds. I padded through the French doors into the darkness on the lanai.
Kristiane marvels… at something. Probably me about to descend the staircase like Gloria Swanson in Sunset Boulevard. "I'm ready for my close up, Mr. DeMille!"
The satin grey of the pre-dawn sky provided a backdrop for the silhouette of palm trees in the huge back yard. It had rained during the night and I inhaled the blossomy scent, appreciated my surroundings and enjoyed the moment. While I couldn't see the ocean, I could hear it off in the distance. It felt unreal, it felt exotic… then a rooster crowed. What the??? Was there a poultry farm nearby? Then it crowed again and was answered by roosters elsewhere providing counterpoint and further adding to my confusion. More farms? I'd always thought Hawaii was known for pineapples, not poultry. Huh.
Something Fowl Afoot
It was almost 6 a.m. and the sun was rising so I put the top down and drove to the grocery store at the bottom of the hill to pick up some supplies and the fixings for a fine breakfast for the girls when they awoke. What proved to be a bit of a challenge was avoiding running over roosters and hens wandering loose around the Foodland parking lot. Someone must have left a gate open somewhere at the poultry penitentiary and they were making a bid for freedom.
I didn't have a mallet with me, so I headed in to the store to buy breakfast components. Inside I learned that Hawaii has a feral chicken problem. Loose poultry is a common site on the islands. I found prices at Foodland comparable to prices at home. Produce tended to be cheaper, meat a bit more expensive but it wasn't as expensive as I'd been led to believe, what, with all these free range chickens wandering around.
There's a question here and I can't for the life of me remember the answer.
Despite the fact that tasks I was performing were familiar, there was just enough "off" from my typical shopping experience at home that it felt somewhat alien. It's strange to find such a large selection of items in such a small grocery store. As a Canadian, it's strange to find an an entire deli case was devoted to a local delicacy which consisted of a varieties of raw fish called "poke," or that half an aisle was dedicated to Spam. I rolled up to the cash, paid, and rolled out to the car.
Our local grocery store doesn't have this many flavors of ice cream, for Pete's sake!
Sweet Surroundings
By the time I got to the house, the girls were up and exploring the house and grounds. Coconut palms, banana, mango, papayas and lime trees surrounded the pool area in the lush back yard. If we ran out of grocery money, we'd at least be set up for fruit salad. In the morning light the place was even more impressive with the view from those huge picture windows. They were filled with a "green scale" of color from the light green of the sunlit lawn to the deep hunter green of vegetation in the shade. The pool was barely visible from the lanai, so I headed down to check it out.
The backyard. Don't know if that's a chicken in the foreground…
The pool area was everything for which I'd hoped. I switched on the waterfall and it had a "grotto" effect. Just looking at it I felt like a much shorter Hugh Hefner minus the house coat, pipe, money, bunnies and publishing empire. The pool was a good size, kidney shaped, although that's assuming that somewhere there are kidneys shaped like mutant turquoise peanuts. There was a hot tub that would seat six, a Balinese lounging gazebo and a similar style bar area with a thatched roof. Life felt good in that moment.
I'm not sure what Michelle is reading. Maybe the operating manual for the Balinese lounging gazebo…
Sadly, it wouldn't feel so good that evening, when I realized that the pool lights were all burned out and the tiki torches had no "tiki." Another problem that subsequently surfaced was the bar area by the pool was filthy. The girls spent a good amount of time cleaning out cobwebs and assorted detritus from the drawers of the bar area. The seal on fridge freezer was broken, which proved to be a problem. We were not impressed given the price we paid. The pool lights were most disappointing for me. I had been rather looking forward to relaxing in the evenings by the pool. If only I'd packed Navy SEAL night vision goggles.
With dead tiki torches and the pool lights burned out, I prepare to enjoy the pool at night.
I headed back up to the house and cooked breakfast for all. I had booked a glider flight for 10 a.m. at Dillingham airfield and that afternoon Joanne and I were going for surfing lessons with North Shore Surf Girls. We drank in our surroundings and enjoyed bacon, scrambled eggs, toast, muffins and fresh fruit and I was feeling a building excitement for the busy day ahead.
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HomeArchitecturePopular Guruvayur Sri Krishna temple, Kerala
Popular Guruvayur Sri Krishna temple, Kerala
Entrance, Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple, Kerala.www.allindiatours.com
The Vilakkumatham- series of oil-lamps. Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple, Kerala en.wikipedia. org
Guruvayur or Guruvayoor in Thrissur district of Kerala, has a popular Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. This Sri Krishna temple is equally famous in other southern states as well, in particular, Tamil Nadu. Considered as Boologa Vaikuntam, the Guruvayur temple, according to historian, is roughly 52 AD old and only by the end of the 16th century it had become the most popular pilgrimage center in Kerala. Now, it is one among the five famous Vishnu/Krishna temples in India. It is unfortunate this highly popular temple is not one among the 108 Divyadesa Shetras which Tamil Vaishnavites eager to visit.
Temple tank-Rudratheertham.Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple, Kerala.en.wikipedia. org
Here the presiding deity is Lord Krishna (Vishnu), who is omnipresent. His idol is small, but enchanting and blissful and is made of Patala Anjana - black stone associated with antimony ore. He is also informally called Kannan or Unni Krishnan, but commonly referred to as Guruvayurppan. Here he has four strong arms, carrying the conch 'Panchajanya', the discus 'Sudarshana Chakra' and mace 'Kaumodaki' and the lotus flower.
Interior of the temple, cental mandabam or courtyard.Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple, Kerala.www.bhasuriinn.com
The temple has regular pooja protocol which the Nambuthiries - the Brahmin Pandits of Kerala do with strict devotion and reverence. The daily early morning - 3 AM ritual includes anointing of the moolavar, main idol of Sri Krishna with til oil - ritual bath sprinkled with certain herbs known as ''veka'' amidst the chanting of mantras by the pandits. After bath, the idol is adorned with tulasi (Basil) mala, etc and lots of people throng the temple to see the early morning pooja ritual and to receive Lord's blessing. It is believed the abisekha water used on the idol has medicinal properties. The temple history has it that the idol of great antiquity was installed by Brihaspathi along with Vayu with instructions from Parasurama and lord Shiva. Hence the location is called Guruvayur - Guru-vayu - oor.
Although the daily pooja protocols are being carried out in accordance with the norms framed by the great Adi Sankara, Tantric tradition was also followed. Now, Vedic tradition is followed without any deviation according to temple priests. Here the Pandits or Tantris make no compromise on their conduct of daily pooja to the deity. The chief priest - Melsanthi carries out his pooja ritual duties with utmost dedication from 2 AM till the conclusion of noon worship - 12. 30 PM without taking even a drop of water. Here the tantris or temple priests are mostly hereditary and for generations taking care of poojas, temple rituals, etc.,
Like other temples in Kerala, here there are very strict dress regulations for the devotees to be followed. Adult males must wear Vesti and no dress above the waist except Angavasthiram, a long piece of light cloth similar to a long towel. Boys are allowed to wear shorts and not shirt. As for girls and women, they need to wear sari and young girls a long skirt with blouse. Short skirts and trousers are not allowed inside the temple. However, nowadays Salwar Kameez is allowed. In the evening, there is a special separate queue for senior citizens who come here in large numbers.
Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple, Kerala.www.hotelsinsouth.com
There are idols of Lord Ganesha, Lord Ayyappa on the main temple premises. The temple is famous for holding weddings and 'Annaprasanam' - feeding a morsel of cooked rice or Annam to a growing child for the first time.
The main entrance and other parts are beautifully built, in particular, the entrance has a typical, impressive Kerala style of architecture with gradually sloping roof. The inner part of the temple, the big mantabam (Hall) before the shrine, is mostly made of solid teak wood with tiled roof. It is said to have been rebuilt in 1638 AD. "Viswabali" was performed later to propitiate all the spirits - good and bad. The Vilakkumatham - the serial brass oil lamps fixed all around on the outer wall of the main shrine adds beauty to this shrine. Further, they look owe-inspiring in the late evening till night when all lamps are lit. The entire mantabam is charged with devotional ecstasy and spiritual happiness. The temple has numerous mural paintings dating back to 17th century.
The roof above the sanctum and the two doors of the temple are covered with gold plates. Another feature of interest is gold-plated Dhwaja Sthambam or flag post 33 feet tall adorns the eastern side of the temple. Thanks to the contributions made by the visiting devotees with which the temple authorities make useful facilities for the devotees. Like all temples, the Dhwaja Sthambam is placed before the main shrine facing the presiding deity as per temple agama rules. A 22 feet tall pillar of lamps known as Deepa Stambham has 13 circular receptacles on top of each other that look breath - taking in the evening when lit.
Sri Krishna temple of Guruvayur has the honor of owning the largest number of elephants in India, most of which are donated by the ardent devotees, who were blessed with favors by Lord Guruvayurappa. The temple also runs an elephant camp, at Punnathurkotta, 2 km from here. The temple elephants actively participate in all festivals and rituals associated with this temple.
It is no wonder that the Guruvayurappan temple with its colorful festivals and age-old tradition is considered as one of the important pilgrimage centers for the Hindus. Thousands of people visit this holy place every day and, on the week-ends. the crowds are just overwhelming.
A visit to this unique and enchanting temple will get you happiness, mitigate your down-to-earth problems and give peace of mind. Once you trust Him, hereon Sri Guruvayurappan will guide you in every phase of your challenging life.
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'Apocalyptic diagnosis and utopian solutions' – nicely put. A deft insertion of the knife. Right wing extremism in America skewered. The phrase might do just as well, mind you, for skewering young Julius Malema and his Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa. Oh, you thought that was left-wing rhetoric they were spouting? Wrong, I'm afraid.


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Q: Inject value from properties into interface field Is there an option to insert property on interface field? I tried something like this, but it didn't work.
public interface ServicePathsConfig {
    @Value("${default-connection-timeout}")
    int DEFAULT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT = 1000;
}

I tried to make default setter with @PostConstruct, same result. Any ideas how can I inject property to interface field?

A: You can open config java class with this codes.
@Configuration
@ComponentScan("com.??")
@PropertySource("classpath:(??.properties"))
And put default-connection-tiemout to another new property file without int.
But you cant inject this to interface you need to inject some java class.

A: java class:

@Component
public class blabla implements blabla1 {

    @Value("${default-connection.timeout}")
   int default-connection;

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interface
public interface blabla1 {
}

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file:
Timeout.properties
default-connection.timeout=1000

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java class:

@Configuration
@ComponentScan("com.(your package name)")
@PropertySource("classpath:connection.properties")
public class TimeoutConfig {

}

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Undergoing surgery to transition from male to female isn't something to take lightly and most people to make the choice have taken the time to think through it thoroughly and carefully. There is a lot involved in the process, including many surgeries and therapies to truly be happy with the completed result. With so much involved, taking one step at a time is the only way to really get through it all. However, there may be alternatives to some parts of the process that will make the transition a little easier.
Most gender reassignment surgery (GRS) surgeons want to make sure that your choice to become female is not made on a whim. Most will make sure you are dedicated to this by showing proof of consistent hormone therapy for at least two years before undergoing the surgery. You will also want to do a lot of research when it comes to choosing a GRS surgeon. The best one may not be the closest one to you as there aren't many GRS surgeons that are experienced and reliable. The travel and accommodation expenses will have to be tallied up and added to the cost of the surgery and hospital expenses. All of this can add up to $30,000 or more. However, if you are truly dedicated to the male to female transition process, you want to make sure you are getting the best GRS surgeon available.
Many males looking to transition to female want a more feminine facial appearance and this may require facial feminization surgery. This is usually not done in just one surgery but in a series of operations that will give you a more feminine look, from higher and more prominent cheekbones, a smaller nose, and fuller lips, among other things that can be agreed upon by your cosmetic surgeon who will make a plan with you as to the things that would help achieve the look you want. Depending on the work to be done, this series of surgeries by an experienced facial feminization surgeon can cost between $40,000 and $60,000, if not more.
Breast augmentation surgery involves adding breast implants either under or over the pectoral muscle to create the look of female breasts where there previously were none. If you are undergoing hormone therapy, you may or may not have enlarged breasts. You may want to supplement this natural enlargement with MTF breast augmentation surgery. There is a matter of finding the right male breast augmentation surgeon, making the choice between saline and silicone implants, as well as choosing whether you want them placed under the pectoral muscle or over. There are considerations to be made every step of the way.
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Males already have natural estrogen in their body, just not very much of it, certainly not as much as a female. Fenugreek helps to stimulate the production of estrogen, so it will naturally increase breast size. Fenugreek helps to increase breast tissue naturally over time. It will also stimulate the production of prolactin. Prolactin is the hormone that increases to produce milk when a woman is pregnant and then breastfeeding. In a male, prolactin will help to enhance breast size.
Saw palmetto was used as far back as the time of the Mayan's to treat women with breast disorders and even breast cancer. It contains phytonutrients that can increase breast size by stimulating the growth of healthy breast tissues in women and it has been confirmed that it can do the same for males making the transition to female.
Red Clover is a rich source of the water-soluble chemical called isoflavones which can act similar to estrogen. This can help to increase breast size through the creation of healthy breast tissue. Males transitioning to female may also see additional positive side effects of taking red clover due to the estrogen-like properties of it.
Males looking to transition to female taking herbal supplements to enhance their breast size naturally have had some great things to say about the process, avoiding the breast augmentation surgery. These herbal breast enhancement testimonials by men show you just how effective the products can be. Some have reported an increase in size in just 6 short days. Another male has reported that their increase in breast size was noticeable by others, and commented on, in just 2 weeks. After 3 months of using both a soap and capsule natural herb enhancement product, one male is now to the point of increasing a cup size.
While a male to female transgender transition process is more involved than just MTF breast augmentation surgery, involving many steps and several surgery types, it is possible to make the process a bit easier. By increasing breast size through natural herbs, you can save on cost as well as reduce the risk and painful recovery process associated with yet another surgery through natural breast enhancing herb supplements.
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Excerpted from Reinventing The Chicken Coop (c) Kevin Mcelroy & Matthew Wolpe. Photograpy by (c) Erin Kunkel. Used with permission of Storey Publishing.
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DIY lovers can build this coop at home with McElroy and Wolpe's "." It nods back to the era of midcentury Modernism with its inverted butterfly roof. The water-wise design funnels rainwater directly from the roof to the chickens. The hens can dwell in a cabinet-like nesting nook and climb up and down the two levels with an adorably petite ladder.
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For all the homesteaders who adore treehouses, this coop is for you. Built with a spiral staircase, McElroy and Wolpe framed the high-rise around a 4x4 post sunk into concrete. Framed by mini-doors and glass sides, the lifted house offers a clear view into the roosting quarters.
Excerpted from Reinventing The Chicken Coop (c)Kevin Mcelroy & Matthew Wolpe. Photograpy by (c) Erin Kunkel. Used with permission of Storey Publishing.
3 of 8 Excerpted from Reinventing The Chicken Coop (c)Kevin Mcelroy & Matthew Wolpe. Photograpy by (c) Erin Kunkel. Used with permission of Storey Publishing.
This small-space mobile coop is perfect for urban homesteaders. Designed by Nicole Starnes Taylor of Make Design Studio, The Tractor fits up to three chickens. Backyard gardeners with generous grounds will enjoy rolling the coop from plot to plot, ensuring each crop gets even fertilization and soil aeration.
Ideal for small-space edible growers, Traci Fontyn of Seattle designed this coop to merge her two loves. This unit doubles as a home for hens and a garden bed for edibles with shallow roots. The Kippen's simple rectangular structure gives birds two exit points and a barrel-shaped roosting bar.
5 of 8 Excerpted from Reinventing The Chicken Coop (c)Kevin Mcelroy & Matthew Wolpe. Photograpy by (c) Erin Kunkel. Used with permission of Storey Publishing.
There's few better way to reuse wooden pallets than creating a rustic chicken coop. McElroy and Wolpe constructed this DIY project for author and Oakland urban farmer Novella Carpenter. Sizing up to 100 square-feet, this spacious coop hosts a cantilevered roosting area just above the dry storage. The countrified structure even has a fun chalkboard panel to tally up weekly egg counts.
Oakland locals Rusty Lamer and Andreas Stavropoulos designed this ingenious DIY coop for small, urban plots. The 5x3 1/2 A-frame houses up to four hens and comes with a latch-able entry, easy-open egg door, and an interior roof for rainy day coverage. The unit's roosting area fits two to three hens and comes with built-in handles for pain-free lifting.
The Moop brings a sleek, minimalist look to backyard chicken keeping. The two-level unit features dual entry slats on both ends of the slender foundation. The base unit hosts custom ceramic feeders and a first-level nook for hanging out. Backyard birds can climb up to the second level and roost in the cantilevered nesting boxes. Bay Area designers Peter Strzebniok and Deborah Wong even added a quaint attic space for tools and feed storage.
Designed for Santa Barbara's warm climate, Alex Wyndham's Chicken House bares a bird-like roof that's both stylish and drought-friendly. The 4x8 foot unit is capped with a corrugated steel roof that extends approximately three feet on all sides, funneling rainwater into an adjacent barrel. Incredibly functional, the backside opens up completely, simplifying egg collection and chicken care. The Toro Canyon coop can hold up to 40 chickens, but currently houses less than 20.


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Q: Format fields in twitter bootstrap to show like a table I'm not the best when it comes to CSS to here goes.
I'm trying to format fields in twitter bootstrap by strictly using CSS / javascript (or jQuery)
Here is my HTML:

        <fieldset class="birthday-picker">
            Month
            <select class="birth-month" name="birth[month]"></select>

            Day
            <select class="birth-day" name="birth[day]">

            Year
            <select class="birth-year" name="birth[year]"></select>
        </fieldset>

I can not change the HTML as it is auto generated and therefore the only way for me to style it is CSS or javascript.
This is what it looks like right now

EDIT: After trying reagan's Solution
var html = $('.birthday-picker').html();
$('.birthday-picker').html('<row>' + html + '</row>');

I used the following code to try to implement reagan's solution but had no luck :(

A: As you requested a CSS / JS only solution..
You will need to wrap your label & select elements with a  element (.control-group)
$("#DOB_picker").find("label").each(function(){

     $(this).nextUntil("label").andSelf().wrapAll("

");
});

Your .control-group will need the following css, or similar
   #DOB_picker .control-group {
    display: inline-block;
    zoom:1;
    float: left;
    }

    #DOB_picker .control-group label {
    text-align:left;
    }

You really want to put this CSS under custom, semantic classes so it doesn't trash the rest of your site.

Working Example
http://jsfiddle.net/blowsie/nJm2C/

A: surround your fields with a <row></row> like so:

        <fieldset class="birthday-picker">
            <row>
                Month
                <select class="birth-month" name="birth[month]"></select>

                Day
                <select class="birth-day" name="birth[day]">

                Year
                <select class="birth-year" name="birth[year]"></select>
            </row>
        </fieldset>

That should make them all be inline (and if it doesn't it's because your inputs and/or labels are too wide to all be inline.

A: try with:

        <fieldset class="row-fluid birthday-picker">

              Month
              <select class="birth-month" name="birth[month]"></select>

              Day
              <select class="birth-day" name="birth[day]">

              Year
              <select class="birth-year" name="birth[year]"></select>

        </fieldset>

A: Okay, here is the jQuery to wrap your content in rows:
$(document).ready(function () {
    ...
    $("#DOB_picker").wrap("
");
    ...
});

The one thing that you're going to have to play around with is what class you give the div that you're going to wrap with (I used row, as it is the likely case). The reason I can't give you this answer is because your page layout could be different and could require a 'row-fluid'. You will know when you see it. Here is a link to the Bootstrap Documentation in case you need to use a different class.
Let me know if you ahve any questions.


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Isatina ou 1H-indol-2,3-diona é um derivado do indol. O composto foi obtido primeiramente por Erdman e Laurent em 1841 como um produto da oxidação do corante índigo pelos ácidos nítrico e crômico. O composto é encontrado em muitas plantas.

Bases de Schiff da isatina são pesquisadas por suas propriedades farmacêuticas.

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Q: Models for, and motivation for, (oo,n)-categories for general n First: Is there a precise meaning to the term "model for (oo,n)-categories"? A related question, which might actually be the same question, is: what exactly do we want to get out of (oo,n)-category theory for general n? Whatever definition of (oo,n)-categories we use, what are the desired things it should satisfy? What should the main examples be, for general n? I know that bordism categories should be examples. What else? Actually, aside from the cobordism hypothesis and other TQFT-y things I don't really know what the motivations are for (oo,n)-category theory for general n (or at least n bigger than 1), so I hope that people can say some words about that as well. (For n=1, there seems to be a lot of motivation, see for example this or this or this or this or ...)
Second: Presently, what are the models that we have for (oo,n)-categories? Which models have been proven to be equivalent? Of course, there's already a lot about this on the nLab:
(oo,1)-categories
(oo,2)-categories
(oo,n)-categories
I'm mainly just curious about the current status on (oo,n)-categories for general n. Aside from n-fold complete Segal spaces, are there other definitions/"models"?

A: For me a "model of (∞,n)-categories" is something (e.g., a model category) from which one can extract "the" (∞,1)-category of (∞,n)-categories.  One could make this more precise by choosing a preferred definition of (∞,n)-categories and asking for things equivalent to it.  Of course it's currently less clear than for, say, models of spaces or spectra that there really is a unique "correct" (∞,1)-category which really is equivalent to everything we hope it's equivalent to.  And indeed already for n = 1 there are related but distinct useful notions of category as I write here which manifest themselves in homotopy theory as Segal spaces and complete Segal spaces.  But I think most everyone expects that there's a natural notion of (∞,n)-category up to n-categorical equivalence which is the right analogue of n-category (whatever that means).
The easiest examples are of course in the case n = 2, where we have (∞,2)-categorical analogues of the usual examples of 2-categories, for instance the (∞,2)-category of A∞ ring spectra and bimodules, or the (∞,2)-category of (∞,1)-categories, or presentable (∞,1)-categories, or stable (∞,1)-categories, ...  For instance if you wanted to understand the relationship between (∞,1)-categories and their stabilizations—(∞,1)-categories form an (∞,2)-category, and stable ones form some kind of subcategory, and you might ask whether there is something like an adjoint to the inclusion—there isn't quite, but maybe there's an adjunction if we view these (∞,2)-categories as objects of some other (∞,3)-category.  So (∞,n)-categories do arise naturally in the study of (∞,k)-categories for k < n.  These examples are in a sense "algebraic" objects, as opposed to bordism categories, which turn out to be algebraic too, in a sense, but a priori are given by geometric constructions.
As for models for (∞,n)-categories: Besides the iterated complete Segal space model we have Charles Rezk's Θn-spaces, and I think simplicial strict n-categories are also supposed to give the right notion.  There's the "complicial sets" model, which seems to me to be more conjectural.  I would also like to hear about results about equivalence of these models—as far as I know none have been written down yet, except in the case n = 2.

A: The nlab page on n-categories includes a list of known definitions and comparisons, which should in particular include all definitions of (∞,n)-categories (since any definition of (∞,n)-category can be specialized to a definition of n-category = (n,n)-category by requiring all k-cells to be trivial for k>n).  This list is almost certainly incomplete, but I humbly propose that anyone with knowledge of something it omits should rectify the situation!  This sort of question is so common, and the comparisons are so important to the subject, that it would be useful to have a definitive list of what is known.


Sophia Tsao has taken over her family's business of importing Chinese herbs and dried goods to New York.
When it came time for Chinese-American author Diana Zheng to take photos for her debut cookbook on Chaoshan cuisine, she realized that her exhaustively researched recipes were still missing something: authentic tableware.
"I really wanted to dish out my recipes on tableware that felt appropriate to the tone and mission of the cookbook, which was exploring this cuisine through an Asian-American lens," says Zheng, who moved to the United States from Shantou, a city in the southeastern Chinese region of Chaoshan, when she was 4.
Unable to find dishes that struck a balance between modern and traditional design, Zheng started Gwan-im, a company that makes modern chinoiserie.
The designs are "rooted in China but globally influenced," says Zheng. One series depicts non-native plant species that were brought over to the United States from other parts of the world and have since naturalized in California, where Zheng is now based.
The concept, itself a metaphor for immigration, has resonated with Asian-Americans looking to reconnect with their heritage.
Many Chinese-American entrepreneurs like Zheng are striking a chord with businesses that combine their cultural roots and family history with millennial savvy for marketing and branding.
A 2012 U.S. Census survey of small-business owners found that 30 percent of Asian-Americans were likely to start a business in the food and beverage industry.
Asian-American women in particular were overwhelmingly leading brands "influenced by a global perspective and multicultural sensibility," according to a 2017 Nielsen study.
Alice Liu and Sophia Tsao are among the Chinese-American entrepreneurs bridging the gap between China and the United States.
Both born and raised in New York's Chinatown, they've since taken on leadership roles at their respective family businesses, dealing with goods often seen as traditional and repackaging them for the 21st century.
Liu's family runs Grand Tea & Imports, which has been selling tea and Buddhist prayer goods in Chinatown for 13 years.
Tsao is executive vice president at Po Wing Hong, a general store that sells Chinese herbs and dried goods, including rare items that can't be found in conventional supermarkets, such as honey locust fruit, dried sandworm, and bird's nest.
For Liu, spending a summer in China at age 13 was a formative experience. It was there that she got her first exposure to tea ceremony traditions, following her parents on visits to tea farms in Yunnan, a major tea-producing region.
Now, Liu runs the family shop and hopes to use it as a cultural bridge to show people what it's like to be grounded in two worlds.
Similarly, Tsao naturally became immersed in her family's 40-year-old business by growing up in it.
As a teenager, she would stock shelves and bag groceries at the store after attending Chinese school on Saturdays. She grew up on Cantonese medicinal soups made by her grandmother from produce sold at the shop.
But it wasn't until she returned to Chinatown after some years away that she realized how important Po Wing Hong was to both her and the local immigrant community. Over time, the store had developed a reputation in the neighborhood for sourcing quality goods.
Now, Tsao visits China every year to check on vendors and farms. She is always on the lookout for products that can appeal to both the store's older clientele—Chinese immigrants—and newer customer base, which includes young Asian-Americans.
But in the past five years, Tsao has also noticed growing interest among Asian-Americans in learning how to cook with the esoteric ingredients sold at Po Wing Hong.
The career she has made criss-crossing the Pacific regularly for work has made her "feel more proud to be Chinese," she says.
"Growing up in the U.S., a lot of my peers have that Asian-American identity crisis, taking career paths outside of the Chinatown community," Tsao says. "But I never saw it as a downgrade, and I think that has resonated with a lot of people.
Heather J. Chin is a freelance journalist who writes about health, art, culture, business, and Asian America. Her work has appeared in NBC News, The Village Voice, The Week, Where Traveler, Edible Brooklyn, Brooklyn Reporter, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.


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China Construction Bank's blockchain bond efforts take a new direction
After an earlier attempt, China Construction Bank has gone back to the drawing board with new partners and a new proof-of-concept for a blockchain-based bond.
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China Construction Bank, the world's second-largest bank by assets, is cooperating with Malaysian and Singaporean partners to test blockchain technology for use in the bond market.
As previously reported, China Construction Bank's branch in Labuan, Malaysia, had initially pursued a partnership with a Labuan-based fintech firm to issue what was hailed as prospectively the first-ever blockchain-based digital security to be issued by a Chinese financial institution.
CCB Labuan's plan had been to use the Ethereum blockchain to issue bonds and raise up to $3 billion in total, starting with a tranche of $58 million, from both individuals and institutions.
Within days of the announcement, however, the bond issuance was delayed until further notice, and trading of the first tranche, in the form of tokenized certificates of deposits, did not go ahead on the Labuan-regulated Fusang Exchange.
On Dec. 3, a new announcement suggested that work on the blockchain-based issuance has not been suspended altogether, but that some of the key actors have changed. Malaysia's national stock exchange, Bursa Malaysia and the Labuan Financial Exchange are both now involved, and there is no mention of Fusang Exchange.
Fusang notably supports cryptocurrency trading, so traders had been expected to be able to exchange Bitcoin (BTC) for U.S. dollars in order to purchase the bonds.
Instead of the Ethereum blockchain, a proof-of-concept for the bond is now being explored with STACS, a Singaporean fintech development firm that specializes in the use of blockchain technology in capital markets. STAC has developed a blockchain-based platform, dubbed Trident, and has been awarded a financial sector technology and innovation proof-of-concept grant from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Alongside CCB Labuan and Bursa Malaysia, other partners on the proof-of-concept include domestic regulators, the Labuan Financial Services Authority and Securities Commission of Malaysia, as well as two banks, CIMB Investment Bank Berhad and Maybank Investment Bank Berhad, also known as Maybank. According to the announcement:
"Using [...] Trident [...] bond templates were mirrored onto smart contracts for rapid deployment, while operational workflows were streamlined to increase efficiency and flexibility in settlement cycles. Together with CCB Labuan, CIMB and Maybank, the [proof-of-concept] simulated several bond issuances which were all issued and managed on the STACS Blockchain."
Those involved claim that this successful collaboration between private sector fintech firms, banks and regulators demonstrates the increased efficiency and transparency that blockchain technology can bring to the bond market. Further co-development of the technology for the next phases of the project is in the pipeline.
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Q: PG query for select and group in rails 4 I am learning join tables for associations and fire select and group query together. Suppose I have database like:
Orders:
#has_many :items
id , title , description

Items:
#belongs_to :order
#belongs_to :product
id , order_id , name , product_id , cost

Now I want to list all order's title with total number of order_id from Item table.
For eg:
Order_title_1 => 5 (count of order_id )

I tried this query but gives error: I know it is not correct
Item.joins(:orders).select("orders.id, orders.title, SUM(items.order_id) as total").group("order_id")

A: As you are in postgresql, columns present in the SELECT clause must be present in the group by clause, except the one you used inside the aggregate function. But in your case, it didn't so. Try to write the code as :
Item.joins(:order)
    .select("orders.id, orders.title, SUM(items.order_id) as total")
    .group("orders.id, orders.title")


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BioM: Liebzeit, Carol J. #2 (1962)
Contact: stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Liebzeit, Cook, Irvine, Toburen, Schlinsog
----- Source: Loyal Tribune (Loyal, Clark Co., Wis.) 10/25/1962
----- Liebzeit, Carol J. #2 (19 OCT 1962)
Wedding vows were exchanged by Carol Jean Liebzeit, Greenwood and Lee D. Cook, Loyal (Clark Co., Wis.), at the Immanuel United Church of Christ on route 2, Greenwood on Saturday, Oct. 19, 1962, at 1:30 p.m.
Rev. Orville Egbert officiated, while Kenneth Steiger of Greenwood sang, "O Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer. The church was decorated with two bouquets of fall flowers.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Liebzeit of Greenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook, Loyal, route 1.
The bride, who was presented in marriage by her father, chose a floor length gown of peau de soie with a bateau neckline highlighted by seed pearls, long tapered sleeves and a fitted bodice. Her full bouffant skirt with a stunning pouf at the back was caught up at the waist with a peau de soie rose. Her headpiece was an imported spary of pearls featuring a hand rolled bouffant veil and she carried a cascade arrangement of pink roses.
The brides, sister, Debra Liebzeit, acted as the miniature bride and was dressed in a gown duplicating that of the bride. She also carried pink roses.
Bridal aides included Diane Liebzeit, the bride's sister of Greenwood, as maid of honor; Mrs. Roy Cook of Marshfield, a sister-in-law of the groom, Sandra Liebzeit, the bride's sister of Greenwood, and her cousin, Dorene Irvine of Milwaukee, as bridesmaids.
The ladies were dressed in identical god street length sheath gowns of social taffeta, featuring a rose petal detachable overskirt with short sleeves and portrait necklines. Each carried a basket of assorted mums.
Attending the groom were his brother, Dennis Cook of Loyal as best man; Roy Cook of Marshfield; the bride's brother, Eldon Liebzeit of River Falls; and another brother, Bruce Liebzeit of Greenwood, as groomsmen. Ushers were Delmain Toburen of Greenwood and Dick Schlinsog of Marshfield.
A reception was given at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony, with dinner served later at the church dining hall. A dance was held in their honor that evening at the Silver Dome Ballroom near Neillsville.
The bride, who is a graduate of Greenwood High School, is employed at the Marshfield Clinic. Her husband is a mechanic at Art's Body Shop in Marshfield. He was graduated from Loyal High School.
Following a honeymoon trip to Florida, the newlyweds will make their home in Marshfield.


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Ashland Global trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "ASH."
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Ashland Global declared a quarterly dividend on Friday, February 1st. Shareholders of record on Friday, March 1st will be paid a dividend of $0.25 per share on Friday, March 15th. This represents a $1.00 dividend on an annualized basis and a yield of 1.26%. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Thursday, February 28th. View Ashland Global's Dividend History.
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Ashland Global announced that its Board of Directors has initiated a stock buyback program on Wednesday, March 21st 2018, which allows the company to buyback $1,000,000,000.00 in shares, according to EventVestor. This buyback authorization allows the company to reacquire shares of its stock through open market purchases. Stock buyback programs are typically an indication that the company's management believes its stock is undervalued.
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Ashland Global Holdings Inc (NYSE:ASH) issued its quarterly earnings data on Tuesday, February, 5th. The basic materials company reported $0.14 EPS for the quarter, topping the Zacks' consensus estimate of $0.11 by $0.03. The basic materials company earned $576 million during the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $585.78 million. Ashland Global had a net margin of 2.01% and a return on equity of 6.17%. The company's quarterly revenue was down .9% on a year-over-year basis. During the same quarter in the prior year, the firm posted $0.03 earnings per share. View Ashland Global's Earnings History.
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Ashland Global is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Tuesday, May 7th 2019. View Earnings Estimates for Ashland Global.
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Ashland Global will be holding an earnings conference call on Wednesday, May 1st at 9:00 AM Eastern. Interested parties can register for or listen to the call using this link.
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Ashland Global issued an update on its FY19 earnings guidance on Tuesday, February, 5th. The company provided EPS guidance of $3.10-3.40 for the period, compared to the Thomson Reuters consensus earnings per share estimate of $3.25. Ashland Global also updated its FY 2019 guidance to $3.10-3.40 EPS.
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9 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Ashland Global in the last year. There are currently 1 hold rating and 8 buy ratings for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Buy." View Analyst Ratings for Ashland Global.
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Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Ashland Global investors own include Activision Blizzard (ATVI), Celgene (CELG), Citigroup (C), Honeywell International (HON), Nike (NKE), Autodesk (ADSK), Masimo (MASI), CF Industries (CF), Canopy Growth (CGC) and EOG Resources (EOG).
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Ashland Global's stock is owned by a variety of of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional shareholders include Retirement Systems of Alabama (0.33%), Hennessy Advisors Inc. (0.33%), Gateway Investment Advisers LLC (0.19%), Handelsinvest Investeringsforvaltning (0.12%), First Financial Bank Trust Division (0.09%) and Louisiana State Employees Retirement System (0.03%). Company insiders that own Ashland Global stock include Anne T Schumann, J Kevin Willis, Keith C Silverman, Osama M Musa, Peter Ganz and William J Heitman. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Ashland Global.
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