So, I've been on hiatus and I have a lot to talk about. Not all today though.
Firstly, I want to thank Charity and Sarah for commenting on my Etsy post. I was really excited about the whole etsy thing and it was nice to get some support. You guys made my day, so I'm handing out Atta Girls! Atta Girl Charity! Atta Girl Sarah!
I've been slacking with these, so lets refresh our memories.
Prizes will be handmade with love and sent via USPS. John, please email your new address to Justin. Dave and Sarah, you guys get to share. No fighting. Charity, even though I'll see you this weekend, I'm still going to send yours.
Now that the business is done I can move on. Here's some of the highlights for my next posts.
My new-found friends. Vance's potty relapse. Vance not napping anymore. (Gasp!) Frau Farbissina and Charter. And the big one............Cat Deely wearing my Senior year prom dress on Wednesday's show! I'm convinced it was. Took pictures of her on TV. Got mine out to compare. I will add that it still fits me. I have no effing idea how, but it does.
Feels good to be back. More later.
I am so sad that we can't make it this weekend to come see you guys!! If it weren't for the fact that I have been planning this entire bachelorette party (even though I am not the maid of honor) I would totally skip it!
Glad to see that you're back! Hopefully we'll give you a lot to blog about this weekend!
Sarah and I were talking about the commenting contest the other day.
As for Cat Deely - how happy do you think she is with the voting yesterday? Of course I forgot his name now but she can't be too disappointed to have him not hanging all over her.
crap! we haven't watched it yet! good thing you can't remember his name!
Dave and I have missed your comments. Glad you are back. We are so addicted to So You Think You Can Dance. I wasn't very sad about last night. Let us know what you think.


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1. To prevent the passage of heat, electricity, or sound into or out of, especially by surrounding or covering with a nonconducting material: insulate an attic.
2. To cause to be in a detached or isolated position. See Synonyms at isolate.
1. to cover, line, or separate with a material that prevents or reduces the passage, transfer, or leakage of heat, electricity, or sound.
2. to place in an isolated or protected situation.
To cover or surround with a material that prevents the loss or transfer of heat, electricity, or sound: We insulated our attic to keep out the cold.
Verb 1. insulate - protect from heat, cold, or noise by surrounding with insulating material; "We had his bedroom insulated before winter came"
weatherstrip - provide with weatherstripping; "The window must be weatherstripped before the cold weather sets in"
soundproof - insulate against noise; "Proust had his apartment soundproofed"
2. insulate - place or set apart; "They isolated the political prisoners from the other inmates"
segregate - separate or isolate (one thing) from another and place in a group apart from others; "the sun segregates the carbon"; "large mining claims are segregated into smaller claims"
ghettoise, ghettoize - put in a ghetto; "The Jews in Eastern Europe were ghettoized"
cloister - seclude from the world in or as if in a cloister; "She cloistered herself in the office"
quarantine - place into enforced isolation, as for medical reasons; "My dog was quarantined before he could live in England"
maroon - leave stranded on a desert island without resources; "The mutinous sailors were marooned on an island"
1. isolate, protect, screen, defend, shelter, shield, cut off, cushion, cocoon, close off, sequester, wrap up in cotton wool Their wealthy families had insulated them from reality.
2. cover, wrap, enclose, swathe, encase, sheathe Are your hot and cold water pipes well insulated?
close off, cut off, isolate, seclude, segregate, separate, sequester.
And don't forget to insulate any water pipes and tanks in the loft, as insulating the floor will make the loft itself colder because less heat will get through from the rooms below.
While we expect that energy-conserving walls and ceilings will dramatically insulate against heat loss and block direct solar radiation knowledgeable building managers and project developers anticipate far less in the way of energy conservation from even the most energy efficient windows.
Do insulating paints actually insulate and save energy?


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Corner home site with lake and mountain views. Central location between Grand Lake and Granby and easy drive to all three lakes and only a couple of miles to National Forest. Public Sewer, drill a well for water. Natural Gas available.
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Asia is the world's fastest-growing equity market. We seek to achieve predictable quarterly income from it, without dropping our focus on growth.
We remain focused on well-managed businesses in the consumer, healthcare and technology sectors, while continuing to underweight the low quality Old China business which trade at expensive valuations with little growth prospects.


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Congressman Barney Frank weds in same-sex marriage
By Tim McLaughlin
BOSTON (Reuters) - Democratic Representative Barney Frank wed his longtime partner, James Ready, on Saturday, becoming the first sitting congressman to enter into a same-sex marriage.
Congressman Barney Frank (D-MA) gestures as he speaks during 2012 Harvard College Class Day at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts May 23, 2012. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick officiated the ceremony and added some levity by saying Frank, 72, and Ready, 42, had vowed to love each other through Democratic and Republican administrations alike, and even through appearances on Fox News, according to Al Green, a Democratic congressman from Texas.
"Barney was beaming," said Green, who attended the ceremony. He added that Frank, a champion of gay rights and the sweeping reform of Wall Street, shed a tear during the ceremony.
After exchanging their vows, Frank and Ready embraced each other, Green said. "It was no different than any other wedding I've attended when you have two people who are in love with each other," Green said.
Frank, a Massachusetts Democrat and a former chairman of the powerful House Financial Services Committee, has been an openly gay congressman since the late 1980s.
He is well known for his legislative acumen, including as an architect of the reforms in the Dodd-Frank bill, which President Barack Obama signed into law in 2010 in the wake of the financial crisis following the collapse of the sub-prime mortgage market.
Frank's office in January announced he would marry Ready, whom he met at a political fundraiser in Ready's home state of Maine. Ready lives in Ogunquit, where he does carpentry, painting and welding work. Frank and Ready have been involved since 2007.
The evening wedding took place at the Boston Marriott Newton in suburban Boston, attracting political luminaries including Nancy Pelosi, top Democrat in the House of Representatives, and Niki Tsongas, a Massachusetts Democratic representative.
Before the ceremony, Frank greeted family and friends in a traditional black tuxedo. He was tanned and appeared relaxed. News media were not allowed to attend the ceremony.
"We're not doing any media today," Frank told Reuters.
Frank won a seat in Congress in 1980 and said he will retire at the end of the current term. Besides championing financial reform and the rights of fisherman, Frank has been a vocal supporter of gay rights, which have been gathering support in public opinion polls and high courts.
In May, for example, a federal appeals court in Boston ruled that a U.S. law defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman unconstitutionally denies benefits to lawfully married same-sex couples.
The ruling on the 1996 law, the Defense of Marriage Act, marked a victory for gay rights groups and President Obama, whose administration announced last year it considered the law unconstitutional and would no longer defend it.
Also in May, President Obama openly endorsed gay marriage, a move that will surely be a flashpoint in the upcoming presidential election.
His Republican opponent, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, opposes gay marriage, saying marriage should be limited to a union between one man and one woman.
Eight of the 50 states and the District of Columbia permit gay marriage. Several polls show public support of gay marriage rising.
In 2004, Massachusetts became the first state in the country where same-sex couples could be legally married. More than 18,000 same-sex couples since then have wed in Massachusetts, according to MassEquality, an advocacy group for gays, bisexuals and transgender people.
(This story corrected the eighth paragraph to delete reference to Elizabeth Warren)
Reporting By Tim McLaughlin; editing by Todd Eastham


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Also contains sorbitol (E420) and sodium.
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Supertolle Hilfe für die Schuhe zum Tanz . Sehr bequem und gut zu tragen .Schneller und guter Versand. Danke!	Supertolle Hilfe für die Schuhe zum Tanz . Sehr bequem und gut zu tragen .Schneller und guter Versand. Danke!
These one are much much better. The transparent color not easy to shown. I dont need to wear socks. Material is pretty soft. I highly recommend this.	These one are much much better. The transparent color not easy to shown. I dont need to wear socks. Material is pretty soft. I highly recommend this.
The order arrived in good time, the item dose do what it claims, and rather comfortable to wear.	The order arrived in good time, the item dose do what it claims, and rather comfortable to wear.
muito bom, gostei pois é bem macio para usar com sapato.	muito bom, gostei pois é bem macio para usar com sapato.
Соответствует картинке. Мякгие. Пальцы разводит хорошо. Можно носить зимой под колготки в широкой обуви.	Соответствует картинке. Мякгие. Пальцы разводит хорошо. Можно носить зимой под колготки в широкой обуви.
Très bon achat. Cest une bonne protection au niveau de lorteil parce quil diminue la douleur surtout quand on porte des bottines.	Très bon achat. Cest une bonne protection au niveau de lorteil parce quil diminue la douleur surtout quand on porte des bottines.
It took a bit long for the order to arrive, but it was desent quality for the price and overall Im very happy.	It took a bit long for the order to arrive, but it was desent quality for the price and overall Im very happy.


This product combines the advanced technology of modern digital conversion, fully computer control, automated boost, buck, measurement and protection. Human intervention can cared out during the automatic step-up process. The main advantages include fully electronic ,small sizes and light weight , large-screen LCD (clear and intuitive), printer output test report , easy to use, designed to fully meet the power industry standards.
★ Data of current and voltage are obtained directly through the sampling of high-pressure side and it is true and accurate.
★ Over-voltage protection: the instrument will shut down to protection within 20 ms when the output voltage is exceeding limiting values of setting.
★ Over-current protection: design for dual protection of high and low voltage, downtime protection can be accurately set in high-pressure side. it will be shut down for protection and the action time is less than 20 ms when the current of low-voltage sides exceeds reacted current.
★ High-voltage output protection resistor design in the body boost and it is no need to additional outside resistor.
★ Closed-loop negative feedback control circuit of high and low voltage.
Above model is the common requirement. It also can be customized for different voltage and load capacity.


Annie Get Your Gun is the story of the fictionalized life of Annie Oakley (1860-1926). She is the best shot around (played by Edi Darnell), and she manages to support her little brother and sister by selling the game she hunts. Annie is discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill (K.C. Boatright) and travels with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. When they visit Cincinnati, Ohio, the show's handsome, womanizing star, Frank Butler (Alex Syragakis) challenges anyone in town to a shooting match. Foster Wilson (Hannah Schuler), a local hotel owner, doesn't appreciate the Wild West show taking over his hotel and enters Annie in the match against Frank Butler.
As the two are forced to work together, they discover their romantic feelings toward one another, but Frank's desire to always be the best shot holds him back from falling in love with Annie. To complicate matters more, Buffalo Bill doesn't want to let Annie leave the show, even if it means losing Frank. If she does, his Wild West show could end up bankrupt.
Brandon Triola, a member of AEA (Actor's Equity Association), is directing his sixth production with the Seahawk Stage Company at Hilton Head Island High School.
Assistant director is his wife, Amanda Bond, a 17-year veteran of the performing arts. Musical direction is by Josh Wall, and returning to the Seahawk Stage Company as the choreographer is Jamal Edwards.
Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun is commissioned and licensed to the Seahawk Stage Company by Rogers & Hammerstein Theatricals; music and lyrics by Irving Berlin; original book by Dorothy and Herbert Fields; revisions by Peter Stone.
Annie Get Your Gun runs March 15-17 at 7 p.m. and March 18 at 2 p.m. at the Seahawk Cultural Center, Hilton Head Island High School. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for students. Tickets can be purchased at the box office before each performance or purchased online at seahawkstagecompany.com.
The Seahawk Stage Company at Hilton Head Island High School is funded and supported by the Seahawk Theatre Guild, a nonprofit 501©3. The theatre department receives minor funding from the school and Beaufort County and is supported by Guild fundraisers and donations.
For more information, visit seahawkstagecompany.com, and please friend us on Facebook.


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  /// <summary>
  /// Interaction logic for MainWindow.xaml
  /// </summary>
  public partial class MainWindow : Window
  {
    public MainWindow()
    {
      InitializeComponent();
      ViewModel.Primitive.BaseViewModel.SubToViewModel(this);
    }
  }
}

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Бойшель ( — потроха) — традиционное блюдо венской, австрийской и баварской кухни. Представляет собой рагу обязательно из лёгких (в зависимости от региона также из сердца телёнка). Иногда используются овечьи, козьи, свиные, говяжьи потроха. Сервируется со сливочным соусом и хлебными клёцками. Потроха тушатся на воде с добавлением уксуса, сахара, соли, перца горошком, лаврового листа и лука. По готовности из бульона удаляются приправы, а потроха режутся на мелкие кусочки. Бульон заправляется мучной пассеровкой. Если в бойшель из телятины добавляется немного сливок или крем-фреш, то бойшель называется «де люкс» или в Вене «салонным» ().

Литература

Ссылки
 Фоторепортаж о приготовлении бойшеля на сайте Spiegel Online
 Рецепт венского бойшеля
 Рецепт венского салонного бойшеля
 Словарь региональных специалитетов: Бойшель

Блюда по алфавиту
Блюда из субпродуктов
Баварская кухня
Венская кухня

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Q: How to modify the design of textarea after sending a message in JavaScript? I'm developing a simple chat application and in the send message form I have a "growable" textarea and a submit button. The textarea is set firstly to a fixed height and once the message of the user begins to be longer than that height then the text area begins to be larger.That continues till the height of the grown textarea be 300px , then a scrollbar appears.
The problem is that when the user send a long message that led the textarea to grow , after clicking the send button ,the text area will be still at the same grown height although I empty it.
I tried to reset the height after clicking the button but that didn't help.
here is my code :

TAgrow(document.querySelector('.js-grow'));
function TAgrow(container) {
    var area = container.querySelector('textarea');
    var clone = container.querySelector('span');
    area.addEventListener('input', function (e) {
        clone.textContent = area.value;
    });
}

var messageForm = document.getElementsByClassName('message-form');
messageForm[0].addEventListener('submit', function (e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var messageContent = document.getElementsByTagName('textarea')[0].value;

    postMessage(messageContent , function (res) {
        var d = document.querySelector('.js-grow');
        d.querySelector('textarea').value = '';
        d.querySelector('textarea').setAttribute('height', 'calc(100% - 0.5625rem - 0.375rem)'); //my try
        d.querySelector('span').value = '';
        d.querySelector('span').setAttribute('height', 'calc(100% - 0.5625rem - 0.375rem)');  //my try
    });
});
.grow {
        max-height: 300px;
        overflow: hidden;
        width:83%;
        min-height: 4.28125rem ;
        border-radius: 0.5625rem;
        position: relative;
        border-style: solid;
        border-width: 1px;
        border-color:  #d7d7d7;
        background-color:  #ffffff;
        left: 0.90625rem; right: 0.875rem;
    }
    .grow textarea,
    .grow pre {
        white-space: pre-wrap;
        word-wrap: break-word;
        font-family: Nunito;
        color:  #616161;
        font-size: 0.9375rem;/* Approximation due to font substitution */
        font-weight: 400;
        line-height: 1.25rem;/* Approximation due to font substitution */
        text-align: left;
        width: calc(100% - 0.5625rem - 1.1875rem);
        height: calc(100% - 0.5625rem - 0.375rem);
        margin: 0;
        padding: 0.5625rem 1.1875rem 0.375rem 0.5625rem;
    }
    .grow textarea {
        resize: none;
        border: none;
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There were a few anxious moments at Avatiu wharf on Saturday morning as the General Transport cargo vessel Layar Mas 291 had to squeeze in front of the Tiare Taporo to take on fuel.
Crew members from both vessels kept a close eye on the tricky manoeuvre, which was skilfully handled by the crew of the Layar Mas.
Meanwhile, the Tiare Taporo left Avatiu at 4.30pm on Sunday, on its first voyage to the northern islands in more than two years.
The long-promised voyage follows months of court action and repeated promises from the ship's operators, the debt-laden Pacific Schooners Ltd, that they would resume service no later than March this year.
Ports Authority chief executive Nooroa (Bim) Tou said the controversial vessel would first call at Aitutaki before travelling north.
The Tiare Taporo lay idle at the wharf from around August 2016 until earlier this year, when it made a short foray out of the harbour to prove to the Ports Authority that it could be taken out to sea under its own power.


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class Units;

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Take home a plant for free leftover from the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
The RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show has been and gone, but you can recreate a little of the magic by adopting one of the plants from the show at a special event in conjunction with Wayward Plants and the National Trust
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The RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show took place earlier this month, showcasing thousands of plants in impressive show gardens and displays. But if you're worried about what happens to all of the blooms and greenery after its short moment of fame, you'll be reassured to know that they're going to good homes - possibly even yours. London architecture and design practice Wayward has a sideline in facilitating plant adoptions and exchanges, and it has organised a mass event for adopting the former stars of the flower show.
Anyone can attend the adoption event, which will be hosted by the National Trust's Morden Hall Park in south London over two days from July 27-28. All you have to do is fill out a Wayward Plant adoption form, stating how you will care for the plant and where it will live, and you'll be able to take home a plant for free.
Local schools and community groups will also be joining in the green-fingered fun, adopting plants on a large scale. Morden Hall Park's volunteers will also be organising their own show gardens in community spaces, meaning that the beneficial effect of gardening can be spread far and wide, well beyond the original reach of the flower show itself.
The event will take place on 27 - 28 July 2018 between 11am – 4pm at Morden Hall Park, Morden Hall Road, Morden, London SM4 5JD.
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A contract building project in collaboration with Architect – Carr Design Group.
Cutting edge architectural renovation and extension of a heritage listed Victorian home in Prahran's most prestigious street. This project involved significant restoration of the existing building and the addition of 25 squares of new living area including a lavish master bedroom suite, games room, kitchen, dining and family room as well as a double garage and workshop.


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With more than 200 exhibitors specializing in display technology, this year's Digital Signage Expo (DSE), taking place from March 26-29 in Las Vegas, will provide ample opportunities for attendees to learn more about the AV industry. Exhibiting in Booth 2407, we are excited to see what's in store for 2019!
For the third year in a row, Peerless-AV will be serving as a presenting sponsor for the show. We will also have several solutions on display throughout LVCC's North Hall.
To see all of our solutions, stop by Booth 2407, where we will be showcasing our Smart City Kiosk. This product comes with several useful features for optimal outdoor use, including ventilation and a vibrant display. Visitors to our booth can also take a look at our all-weather rated Outdoor Digital Menu Boards and the second generation of the All-in-One Kiosk powered by BrightSign®, with its sleek design and interactive touch screen.
Continuing our support of LED solutions, we will be featuring our line of SmartMount® Video Wall Mounts at the booth. Our SEAMLESS by Peerless-AV® LED Solutions Team will be on-site demonstrating our LED Mount Configurator and SmartMount® LED Video Wall Mounting System, showcasing our fully integrated services that cover everything from pre- to post-installation support.
Rounding out our booth will be our Xtreme™ High Bright Outdoor Displays. Visitors will have the chance to see the crisp, bright picture and rugged design of these displays first-hand.
Of course, this isn't an exhaustive list of the products and services attendees will have access to, as our team will be demonstrating a wide range of solutions for the entirety of the three-day trade show.
If you're headed to DSE this year, stop by Booth 2407 to see our solutions in action and make sure to check out Brian's panel discussion on Wednesday from 4-4:50 pm in Room S21.
To keep up to date on all things Peerless-AV, follow us on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube for live updates throughout the show.
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Below is the article published in today's edition of the Grand Haven Tribune.
A display of tombstones next to St. John's Episcopal Church in downtown Grand Haven is in remembrance of the victims who died in gun violence in the United States.
Driving past the church on Washington Avenue, 124 white tombstones with names on them are visible. Walking near and through the display, the amount of tombstones becomes more apparent.
In 2020, there were 45,222 firearm-related deaths in the United States. The 124 "tombstones" on the church's lawn represent the average number of people who died from gun violence per day in the United States that year.
"The tombstones also represent friends, family members, neighbors who were silenced by gun violence," said Nancy Collins, ministry team leader for the Grand Haven church. "The information recorded on each tombstone is an actual firearm fatality that occurred in Michigan since Jan. 1, 2022."
A protest on Oct. 1 included the placing of flowers at each tombstone, and a person laid on the ground in front of a tombstone in remembrance of those who died.
"As protestors placed flowers on each tombstone (that) Saturday afternoon, church member John Scheid made the point that the majority of firearm-related deaths in the United States – nearly 60 percent – are deaths by suicide," Collins added.
The community is invited to walk among the tombstones and consider the impact of gun violence on everyone in the community.
The tombstones will remain in place until after St. John's All Souls Service of Remembrance of those who have died on Nov. 2.
"We hope our actions here today have demonstrated that our intent was not merely to share grim statistics about the impact of gun violence in our communities," said Karen Obits, a member of the church's Gun Violence Prevention Team. "Because all these lives matter, our intent has also been to raise our voices to demand solutions and to call for passage of gun-safety legislation."
Community members are also invited to a special Requiem Mass at the church on Dec. 14, which is the 10th anniversary of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. The prayer and worship service will be held in person and livestreamed.
To get involved or learn more about the St. John's Episcopal Church's Gun Violence Prevention Team, visit sjegh.com/endgunviolence.
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In the first installment of this three-part series, we discussed practices you can incorporate into your daily routine to increase your willpower reserves, so that you can accomplish your goals in a more efficient manner. Today, we're looking at specific tools that are at your disposal and can be used to give your willpower a boost when you need it most.
To successfully increase your willpower, you'll need tools that fall into two distinct categories: those that keep you focused and those that help you build new habits. This is because much of building willpower involves staying focused and creating habits that move you closer to your goals.
Of course it's important for surgeons to be focused in surgery, to ensure that your patients receive safe surgical care. On the October 2016 SurgeonMasters Group Call, Dr. David Hanscom shared his program Awake at the Wound, where they have integrated their Spine fellowship training with sports performance coaching. Basically, Performance = Skill - Interference! Staying focused is about managing and minimizing the different types of interference.
The Boundary Ritual, which I first learned from my friend Dr. Dike Drummond in his book Stop Physician Burnout: What to Do When Working Harder Isn't Working, is a great tool to keep focus. You can use this tool as part of my 8 PRACTICEs Methodology to focus on each of your roles, but specifically so you can control your attention when you are seeing patients on rounds or in clinic in your doctor-patient role.
When it comes time to perform non-patient related tasks, like doing business or administrative work, writing papers, or working on projects, our willpower is often most vulnerable. To accomplish these tasks as quickly and efficiently as possible, you can use apps or tools to create a less-distracting environment. For example, an application like Freedom or Forest: Stay Focused can block websites that distract you – including your email – so that you can get your work done.
You can also use a "Do Not Disturb" sign customized to you on your door to limit non-urgent distractions. Doing so will keep you in control of your day and can go a long way towards preventing burnout.
Building habits is key to achieving your goals and increasing your willpower. The longer you stick with a new routine in pursuit of a specific objective, the stronger your willpower muscle becomes.
Fortunately, there are numerous tools available to help you build new habits, no matter what your goal is. For example, if you want to lose weight and improve your health, you can track your fitness goals, nutrition, and calories using MyFitnessPal. If you want to build a meditation practice to help manage the stress of your career, try HeadSpace or other popular apps.
On next week's blog, we'll be talking about key strategies for exercising your willpower muscle to increase your chances of success. In the meantime, try incorporating a few tools into your daily routine to see the effect they have on your willpower.


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The multiple award winning Suunto EON Core is, as advertised, a computer that grows with you. The large, clear colour display is great for divers who struggle to read smaller dive computer displays. It's perfectly suited for the entry-level diver with its sleek, intuitive, compact and lightweight design, but those who dive once a year and have no intention of progressing further may find the Suunto Zoop Novo more suited to their budget.


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On August 1, 2016, at the implementation of the "Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act," the U.S. government will adjust for inflation the fines levied on violators of five federal laws that govern oversight of foreign assets.
Civil Fines Punish Legal Violations
Most forms of government have some mechanism for punishing people who violate non-criminal laws. Most often, that punishment takes the form of a fine, the payment of a penalty for breaking the rule. Setting a high dollar value on the fine can act as a deterrent for violating the law.
The federal government has passed several laws authorizing its agencies to impose civil fines on entities within their purview that violate their regulations. As economies evolve, the value of those penalties is often adjusted to account for inflation. Collectively known as the "Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Act" (FCPIA), a series of laws passed since 1990 authorize every federal agency with the power to assess civil monetary penalties (CMP) and to adjust the value of those assessments per inflation. The purpose of increasing the financial punishment for inflation is to maintain its deterrent effect on potential violators. The new law also allows a "catch-up" opportunity for agencies that have not regularly increased their limits for inflation.
The Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC)
A division of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the OFAC administers and enforces sanctions based on U.S. foreign policies and national security goals. Using economic and trade sanctions as its primary tools, the agency focuses its attention on targeted foreign regimes and countries, international narcotics traffickers, terrorists, and other threats to the United States, its economy or national security. The OFAC imposes restrictions on transactions and can freeze assets held under U.S. jurisdiction in foreign countries. Very often, the OFAC sanctions are based on United Nations mandates and treaties, are multinational in scope, and work in conjunction with sanctions from other nations.
Regarding issuing civil penalties, this agency is the enforcement body for five federal statutes:
Trading With the Enemy Act (TWEA)
Originally enacted in 1917, this law is designed to prohibit and deter trading with or giving support to nations that are hostile to the United States. Although it is usually addressed at foreign nationals, it was extended in 1933 by President Roosevelt also to encompass actions occurring during a national emergency. President Roosevelt used it to prohibit the hoarding of gold during the Depression.
In 1992, the maximum CMP authorized by the TWEA was $50,000. Under the new law, the inflation factor of 1.67728 is applied, and, as of August 1, fines issued under the TWEA can be as high as $83,864.
Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act (AEDPA)
Enacted in 1996, this law is designed to address the damages caused by incidents such as the 1993 attack on New York City's World Trade Center and the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19, 1995. Aimed at deterring terrorism, the law also provides justice for terrorism victims and enhances existing capital punishment laws.
At Title III, the Act imposes fines on international financial institutions that assist with the commission of terrorist acts by providing funding for the criminals. Its original penalty level was $50,000 or twice the amount the institution was required to retain or control. The AEDPA assesses the inflation factor on the fines from this Act at 1.50245, so, as of August 1, these penalties are either twice the amount the institution was required to retain or control or $75,122.
The International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)
President Carter signed this Act in 1977 under the provisions of the National Emergencies Act. The Act permits a president to declare a national emergency when facts indicate that the country is facing an extraordinary threat to its security, economy or foreign policy, and when that threat originates to a substantial degree outside the United States. President Carter invoked the rule in response to the Iran Hostage Crisis.
In 2007, the punishment for participating in an event covered by the IEEPA was $250,000 or twice the amount of the underlying transaction. The inflation factor set by the FCPIA for these infractions is 1.13833. The adjusted rate as of August 1 is twice the transaction amount or $284,582.
The Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act (FNKDA)
The Kingpin Act authorizes the United States to impose sanctions on international narcotics traffickers and their international organizations. The Act created a list of "specially designated narcotics" (SDN) traffickers. Interactions with people on the SDN list are prohibited if they involve paying, transporting, exporting, withdrawing or transferring property to or from that individual or entity. In 1999, the fine for violating the FNKDA was $1,000,000. The FCPIA establishes an inflation factor of 1.41402 to the fine, and, as of August 1, the penalty increases to $1,414,020.
The Clean Diamond Trade Act (CDTA)
The occurrence of violent civil conflicts in African countries was the driving force behind the signing of this law by President George W. Bush in 2003. Tragically, many of these wars were funded by the proceeds of the sale of rough diamonds, also known as "conflict" diamonds. Under Chapter VII of its charter, the United Nations Security Council imposed prohibitions on purchasing any diamonds from either Sierra Leone or Liberia to prevent further funding of war criminals. The CDTA demonstrates America's commitment to that purpose.
As of 2003, the penalty for violating the CDTA was $10,000. The FCPIA sets an inflation factor of 1.28561 to the rate, and the new penalty amount becomes $12,856 on August 1.
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PA Trooper Branden Sisca Laid to Rest in Trappe as Montco Communities Rally With Support
Published: 5:16 am EDT April 2, 2022 Published: April 2, 2022 Updated: 8:27 am EDT April 3, 2022
Image via Elizabeth Robertson, The Philadelphia Inquirer.
On I-95, a police procession continues for Pennsylvania State Troopers Brendan Sisca, from Montgomery County, and Martin Mack III, from Bucks County, as well as Reyes Rivera Oliveras, whom the police were assisting.
In a special notice written on Facebook from the Borough of Trappe in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Trooper and Fire Chief Branden Sisca will be laid to rest on Saturday, April 2, 2022.
A procession honoring him will come through the community of Trappe as he is brought to the service.
Images via 6abc.
They ask that members of the community respect and understand that during the hours of 10:00AM and 12:00 PM there may be delays and temporary road closures on Main Street, 3rd Avenue (Route 113), Boro Line Road, and 5th Avenue.
UPT says, we kindly ask that anyone wishing to pay their respects but are unable to attend his service to please line the procession route safely and wave American flags to show support for his family.
The procession will be leaving the funeral home at 10:30 a.m., traveling West on Germantown Pike, continuing west on Main Street in Collegeville into Trappe Borough, passing the Trappe Fire Company.
The procession will turn right onto Main Street, left on Route 113, and left on Route 29 to the High School.
They thank the community of Trappe and around the area for their understanding as the community mourns this great loss.
PA Trooper Martin Mack III and Sisca were aiding a person who was walking the highway, Reyes Rivera Oliveras, near the South Philadelphia sports complexes on March 21 when a drunk driver hit them, and they were killed in an early Monday morning traffic accident on I-95.
"On behalf of the Borough of Trappe and Trappe Borough Council, with great sorrow and empathy for family and friends, offer our condolences as I announce the passing of Branden Sisca. This is truly a tragic and unfortunate loss, though I have no doubt that our community will rally around his wife, family, friends, and fellow members of Trappe Fire Company and Emergency Services. We are reminded as we mourn the loss of a community pillar, the risk the brave men and women take to protect our communities every day," said Marcus Dolny, Trappe Borough Manager.
Our thoughts are with their families, friends, and their communities at this time.
More information can be found in The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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APPLICATION OF BROWN, Dierdre	 August 24, 2016	 By Judge Hotten
APPLICATION OF GJINI	 July 7, 2016	 By Judge Battaglia
APPLICATION OF T. Z.-A. O.	 December 22, 2014	 By Judge Watts
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APPLICATION OF STRZEMPEK	 December 30, 2008	 By Judge Battaglia
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In 2013, a music student and a geography professor at the University of Minnesota transformed 133 years of global temperature measurements into a melody for cello. The composition, "A Song of Our Warming World," was featured by The Huffington Post, New York Times, the Weather Channel, and National Public Radio. In 2015, co-creators Dan Crawford and Scott St. George have a new compositon, "Planetary Bands, Warming World."
The sound of climate change from the Amazon to the Arctic from Ensia on Vimeo.
Reposted from Open Culture May 9, 2015 article by Dan Colman
In 2013, we featured Daniel Crawford, an undergrad at the University of Minnesota, playing "A Song of Our Warming Planet" on his cello. The song, produced in collaboration with geography professor Scott St. George, was created using a method called "data sonification," which converts global temperature records into a series of musical notes. (More on that here.)
Now, two years later, we have a brand new video by Crawford and St. George. This one is a composition for a string quartet called "Planetary Bands, Warming World," and it's based on temperature data gathered over time by NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies. As Crawford explains in the video, "Each instrument represents a specific part of the Northern Hemisphere. The cello matches the temperature of the equatorial zone. The viola tracks the mid latitudes. The two violins separately follow temperatures in the high latitudes and in the arctic." Each note's pitch "is tuned to the average annual temperature in each region, so low notes represent cold years and high notes represent warm years." As you listen, keep in mind one observation made by Prof. St. George says. "Listening to the violin climb almost the entire range of the instrument is incredibly effective at illustrating the magnitude of change — particularly in the Arctic which has warmed more than any other part of the planet." The time period covered here moves from 1880 to present.
A Song of Our Warming Planet (2013)
A Song of Our Warming Planet from Ensia on Vimeo.
Vimeo 2015 Planetary Bands, Warming World
Vimeo 2013 A Song of Our Warming Planet
Open Culture 2013 Article | A song of our warming planet
CO2.Earth Danton Jay & Heather Lynn | Decades After Paris
SoundCloud Danton Jay | A David Suzuki essay put to music
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Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 (complete)
Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations (complete)
Dvorak Cello Concerto
Elgar Cello Concerto
Haydn Cello Concerto No. 1 in C Major
Lalo Cello Concerto
Saint-Saens Cello Concerto
Boccherini Cello Concerto in B flat Major
Sonatas
Brahms Cello Sonata No. 1 in E Minor (complete)
Brahms Cello Sonata No. 2 in F Major (complete)
Franck Violin Sonata (transcribed for cello) (complete)
Shostakovich Cello Sonata (complete)
Schubert Arpeggione Sonata
Beethoven Cello Sonata No. 3
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Bach Cello Suite No. 1
Paganini Variations on One String
Bruch Kol Nidrei
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Beethoven Piano Trio Op. 11
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Debussy String Quartet
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Mozart String Quartet No. 14
Haydn String Quartet No. 33 No. 6
Schubert String Quartet No. 13
Brahms Piano Quintet
Schumann Piano Quintet
Brahms Viola Quintet in C major
Dvorak Viola Quintet in E flat major (complete)
Dvorak Piano Quintet No. 2
Schumann Piano Quartet
Dvorak Piano Quartet No. 1
Martinu Trio for Flute, Cello, and Piano
McManus Sextet Variations (2003)
Handel-Halvorsen Passacaglia