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Choral Society of Middle Georgia opens its 44th season with poetry
Posted byLauren Deal	 2019-11-20 2019-11-20
By Lauren Deal
The Choral Society of Middle Georgia and the Mercer University Choir will present their first concert of the 2019-2020 choral season, For a Breath of Ecstasy. The performance will take place on Sunday, November 17, 2019, at 4:00 PM at the First Baptist Church of Christ, located at 511 High Place in Macon. Tickets are on sale.
Now in its 44th year, the Choral Society of Middle Georgia is fortunate to perform under the leadership of their conductor, Dr. Stanley Roberts, who is the Arthur Lowndes Rich Professor of Choral Conducting at Mercer University's School of Music. Jonathan Poe, organist and choirmaster at Christ Episcopal Church in downtown Macon, continues his role as an accompanist.
Members of the Choral Society of Middle Georgia following a performance in England. Photo courtesy Lee Love.
The songs being performed include a broad variety of music, including "Peace in the Valley," a hymn made famous by singer Elvis Presley; songs by Aaron Copland, a well-known American composer of the mid-20th century; and the works of American poet Sara Teasdale and Irish poet William B. Yates set to musical accompaniment, among others.
Choral society member Lee Love verbalizes why she believes the music will resonate with the audience. "Each of these tunes in some way celebrates love and ecstasy," she explains.
"The title of the concert, A Breath of Ecstasy, comes from the second piece by Sara Teasdale: 'Spend all you have for loveliness, buy it and never count the cost, for one white singing hour of peace, count many a year of strife well lost and for a breath of ecstasy give all you have been or could be.' With these beautiful pieces, we celebrate love, romance, spirituality, the American spirit, and peace with our audience," she continues.
Dr. Roberts views the theme similarly. "Life is lovely," he says, "and in this concert, we want to give a little focus and attention to that loveliness."
"We spend so much of our lives battling the negative, the darkness," Dr. Roberts elaborates, "illness, sadness, pain, whatever it might be, but music allows us to back up and become human for a while."
From Dr. Roberts' perspective, music is one of those places where we can find common ground. Among his performers, as among his audiences, there are individuals with different political beliefs, different religious beliefs, and different values. They also represent various generations, from retirees to students.
Three performers, who represent a fraction of the diversity in the choral society, shared their thoughts on the upcoming performance.
Kim Lynn has been singing with the Choral Society of Middle Georgia for the better part of a decade. She is a former federal manager who currently works as an instructor for a defense contractor. Matthew Roberts (no relationship to Conductor Stanley Roberts) is a software engineer who has been singing with the choral society for eight years, having trained with the Duke University Chapel Choir. Finally, Lee Love is a retired paralegal who has been singing with the group for five years; a lifelong vocalist, she came to Macon from the Augusta Choral Society.
"I like that the focus [of this concert] is on setting poetry to music," Kim says. "There are lyrics by Emily Dickinson, Sara Teasdale, and William Shakespeare, among others."
"And because I am a diva soprano," she jokes, "there are some really high notes I get to sing loudly!"
"Peter Angela wrote Jubilate Deo," Matthew adds, "I like the fun feeling and well-written parts in that one. We are singing some great Aaron Copland music, too."
"I like the variety of music," Lee shares, "the different textures and messages. It all comes together as expressions of love."
Dr. Stanley sees the concert as "very ear-friendly," with lovely music and thoughtful lyrics that set a contemplative tone appropriate for the Thanksgiving season.
"I think audiences will be amazed at the wonderful harmonies," says Kim, "and the enthusiasm of the choir as we sing the more exuberant pieces."
Lee expands on Kim's sentiments. "I would hope our audience leaves a little inspired and a little happier to have heard us giving our heart and soul to them through our music," she says.
"The performers in the choir are not homogeneous in their politics or religion," Dr. Roberts emphasizes, "but we can get together once a week and find common ground, and I think it's beautiful that we can do that."
A Breath of Ecstasy invites Macon audiences to do the same.
For more information about A Breath of Ecstasy, and to purchase tickets, log on to https://www.csmga.org.
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So still waiting on the sideline - ?
Bund futures have given back a month's worth of gains in few days, and Gilts are moving in similar fashion. What's next for bond markets?
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Q: Constexpr functions not called at compile-time if result is ignored I was investigating some rather weird code-coverage results of constexpr functions (compile-time calls can't get instrumented by the code-coverage tool I use), and noticed that some constexpr functions were getting called as runtime functions, if the results of the function call were not stored.
It seems that, for constexpr functions or methods, if you store the results of the call (either in a runtime variable [emphasis!!!] or a constexpr variable), the call is a compile-time call (as long as the parameters are compile-time).  If you ignore the results, the call is a runtime call.  This has nothing to do with my code-coverage tool; the behavior seems to be repeatable in the simple example below.
You could argue that since constexpr functions cannot have side-effects, it doesn't matter what the compiler does if you don't return / use a result.  I'd think that for efficiency, the compiler would still make whatever it can be constexpr, but that's neither here nor there... What I'm wondering is if this is even defined behavior.
Is this a portable way to guarantee your constexpr functions will be invoked as runtime???  There aren't a ton of uses for that, but one use is: if you want to "take credit for tests that were called on constexpr functions" in code coverage, by just calling the same function at the end of your unit test, and ignoring the result, so that they get instrumented.
There are other ways to force a function to get called as runtime, I know, I'm mostly curious about what's going on here.  It was very unexpected when I first saw it.  Unless this is portable, I'll probably just call my constexpr methods through a runtime object (which seems to do the trick even for static methods), or through a runtime function pointer.
See example below.  Live demo: https://onlinegdb.com/rJao0RNGP
// Modified from https://stackoverflow.com/a/40410624/12854372

extern bool no_symbol;

struct ContextIsConstexpr {
    size_t s;

    constexpr ContextIsConstexpr() : s(1) {}

    constexpr void operator()() {
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};

constexpr bool tryIgnoringResult()
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constexpr void thereIsNoResult() {
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int main()
{
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    // tryIgnoringResult(); // Unexpected, runtime!
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}

A: It might be confusing, but constexpr functions should be called at compile time only in constexpr contexts (assignation to constexpr variable, use for array size or template parameter, ...).
In regular context, functions are called at runtime. Optimizer might resolve that function at compile time (as for any other functions following the as-if rule). constexpr is indeed a good hint for optimization to happen.

You could argue that since constexpr functions cannot have side-effects

They can have side effect, see following valid example:
constexpr int f(int i)
{
    if (i == 0) return 0;
    std::cout << i << std::endl;
    return i;
}

int main()
{
    [[maybe_unused]] constexpr int zero = f(0); // Compile time
    f(42); // runtime
}

Demo

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Much like the music video changed radio and television, the Personal Internet is going to revolutionize the entertainment industry.
That was the message from Intel president and CEO, Paul Otellini, during his keynote speech Monday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The Personal Internet, as he called it, isn't about being able to seek out information when you need it. According to Otellini, it will be about the information coming to you, when you need and where you need it.
"We're now in the midst of the largest opportunity to redefine consumer electronics and entertainment since the introduction of the television," Otellini said. "Increasingly, computing and communications are coming together, bringing a new level of capability and intelligence to the Internet experience. The personal Internet of tomorrow will serve you, delivering the information you want, when you want it, how you want, wherever you are."
To help make his point, Otellini showed off a handheld device that was part speech recognition, part language translator, part camera, part wireless Internet access and a good part travel guide. The device, which isn't currently available, could translate street signs and restaurant menus from Mandarin to English. It also could do a real-time translation between two people speaking to each other in different languages.
"What we just saw was an example of the Internet bringing us information when we need it," Otellini said of the demo.
The head of Intel then pointed out that doing real-time translations and accessing such huge databases will require significant processing power. And that, he added, is where Intel comes into play in this futuristic scenario. "That's exactly what I will deliver in the next three to five years," he said. "This demo will be possible in the not-so-distant future."
Showing off one of the technologies Intel has been working on, Otellini gave what he called the first demonstration of the first system-on-a-chip (SOC) based on Intel architecture. He said the SOC, codenamed Canmore, is optimized for a new generation of media players and TVs. For instance, it's designed to give users an Internet experience over their TVs.
Otellini said Canmore is expected to ship in the second half of 2008. "Packaging several important functions -- such as computing, graphics and audio-video processing -- into a single chip will help devices do more while taking up less space and energy," he added.
To create the Personal Internet relatively soon, several pieces of the puzzle will need to quickly fall into place, according to Otellini. Wireless broadband infrastructure needs to be more broadly deployed to make high-speed Internet available everywhere. Search engines need to consider location, the device being used and context. And the industry will need much better user interfaces that can take into account the user's facial expressions and gestures. On that front, he noted that the Nintendo Wii made great advancements, sensing users' movements and enabling users to interact with it.
"We're seeing an evolution to a more natural interface," he said. "We need to move from searching for information to a world where information finds you proactively."
Otellini also pointed out that social networking sites would also benefit from the Personal Internet. And to help him make his point, Steve Harwell, lead singer of the band Smash Mouth, joined him on stage to test out BigStage.com. The Web site, which is in beta testing, is designed to enable musicians from around the world connect, share music, write music together and even perform it together in real-time over the Internet.
The BigStage used technology from Organic Motion and Virtual Heroes to enable Harwell to sing on the CES stage in Vegas while his band mates played remotely, but their on-screen, lifelike avatars seemed all to be playing the song "All Star" in Harwell's childhood garage.
"Personal Internet is not just about entertainment," said Otellini after the demos wrapped up. "It will enable better medical care. Facilitate distance learning... You may argue over when this is going to happen but it's inevitable. People are going to demand a seamless experience regardless of where they are or what device they're using."
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Today's task: "Spring Cleaning", choosing an ingredient/spice/condiment that's been hanging out for a while and give it the love it deserves. My choice? The good old No Yolk wide egg noodles.
Honestly, there's only one thing I use these for and that's a Noodle Kugel, or Noodle Pudding. It's one of those tradition foods-and any Jewish person will have a preference between a sweet or a savory kugel and a preference between a crunchy topping and a non-crunchy topping. Me? I'm all about the sweet, non-crunchy topping. It's just one of those dishes that makes you feel good….like when you get a hug from a long lost friend. It says "Hiya, friend. I haven't seen you in a while. But, as you can see, I'm still the same." Do you know what I mean when I say a hug from a long lost friend? These are called Food Memories. And they can run the gauntlet between very, very good and very, very not-so-good.
Kugel is a very, very good memory. I rarely make it, but when I do, it's always eaten and appreciated with a smile.
Love the history lesson on the noodle kugel (and your photo of the bag in the store – classic 🙂 I love me some kugel but it's been years since I had it – I need to make it for my goyum self!
Knew you would love the in-store photo.
And of particular interest to me are the words that rhyme with kugel. So good to know for party fodder.
i am always learning something new here..thanks for sharing this delicious pudding.
I had never heard of noodle pudding, or kugel! I think I would like the non-crunchy sweet topping, as well. I am pinning this to make sometime! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Brittany-people are very devout in their topping preferences!! 🙂 Hope you make it sometime–please stop back and let me know how it turned out when you do!
I'm sure you guessed that I love noodle kugel and mine (which is really a makeover of my mom's) looks pretty similar, except it doesn't have dairy. I've been meaning to post it for a while. It actually bugs me that my husband calls it noodle pudding. It's a KUGEL dammit!!
I've actually never had kugel before which is a shame because it sounds delicious! Definitely putting this on my to make list!
I have never heard of kugel but I have a feeling it's going to make it on my table very soon. I'm not a sweet noodle person– what are some savory topping options?
Megan, you'll see most recipes with onions, garlic, shallots and/or a combo of these. You can also add greens to them or any veg, really–all to be mixed into the noodle mixture and not on top. For a topping, you can always do breadcrumbs. Let me know what you do!
It's been years since I've made or eaten kugel. I love it. I like the sweet type, with or without the crunchy topping. I worked for a pasta company back in the 80s and one of the recipes we came up with was a kugel. I'll have to give your recipe a try. Sounds good.


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"Behind every small business, there is a story worth knowing. All the corner shops in our towns and cities, the restaurants, cleaners, gyms, hair salons, hardware stores, these didn't come out of nowhere." (Paul Ryan). Every small business has its own story on how it started, why it started and why they continue. Our towns are full of wonderful locally owned businesses that offer so much to our communities. Not only do they add character to where we are, but they provide services that are exceptional. We question our choices considerably when we are making purchases or pursuing a need and service. Where should we go? Should we have dinner at the chain restaurant or let's try something new and eat at the locally owned restaurant. You will continue to be surprised at what our locally owned small businesses have to offer.
So often as consumers we are quick to jump onto the big corporations for meeting our demands and needs. Generally, this is due to the lower cost of products and the familiarity. We hear and see about these large businesses through media and our questions and concerns dissipate rather quickly. They can meet our demand right then and there which is a convenience for a consumer. But have we questioned the impact this has on our own businesses right here? The reasoning behind why these large businesses have such lower costs etc. If we keep feeding the larger, the smaller will suffer which will not only have an affect on our small business owners but it gravely affects our communities as well as ourselves.
Small businesses are the heart of the communities. They add the character and the personal experience. They are our family, friends and neighbors. When we look further into our communities to find these unique businesses we are most often met with exceptional personal experience. We are relatable, and this can build relationships. Not only can we build personal relationships, but this can also create business relations as well. Why not support one another? All it takes is a little bit of time. Instead of rushing against the clock take the time to see if there are locally owned businesses offering what you are looking for. It is destructive when we see these shops closing their doors because the support isn't there due to us sending our money elsewhere instead of keeping it in the community. If we were to continue to shop local, we are bound to see a price reduction in services because it will create more small businesses. This in turn creates competition where we see the lowering of prices. Supporting local creates a positive ripple effect in our community benefiting everyone.


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The greatest shoal: Durban locals gear up for annual Sardine Run
Durban locals and tourists gear up for the annual Sardine Run.
This year Durban residents are preparing for the Sardine run. Massive shoals of sardines are expected to swim past the KZN South Coast.
Shoals have already been seen in Waterfall Buff in the Port St Johns area.
Early in June, the Head of Operations for the Kwa-Zulu Natal Sharks Board, Greg Thompson, had confirmed sporadic sightings in the area north of Hole in the Wall and Coffee Bay.
Before, the shoals had first been spotted in the Eastern Cape area while gannets were sighted further north and were most likely feeding on baitfish.
"We feel that could be baitfish rather than sardines. But there are two days of southwesterly winds due this week, so hopefully, things will start moving after that."
The Sardine Run takes place every year and in 2018, eNCA reported that Durban beaches temporarily closed for this event.
What is the Sardine Run?
Every year during the early Winter months the Sardine Run takes place when large shoals of sardines migrate to the waters of the Southern Coast of the KwaZulu-Natal Province.
Why do the Shoals of Sardines migrate?
According to the KZN Sharks Board most of the country's sardine along in the Cape waters due to the cooler waters, small amounts will migrate up the east coast to get to the seasonally cooler water.
Why is the Sardine Run popular?
The Sardine Run has also been called "The Greatest Shoal on Earth" and has become a popular tourist attraction.
Local fishermen and communities take advantage of the fact that during this event sardines are pushed ashore.
During the Sardine Run the public is able to watch for free. However, anglers and those using nets will need permits.
Sardines can grow up to 20cm long and don't live longer than three years. A mature female can produce thousands of eggs during her life.
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Traces of medieval and modern life unearthed in Haverfordwest
The excavations have revealed the iron foundry's casting pits and a deep stone-lined cistern filled with roofing slates.
Evidence of a 19th- to 20th-century iron foundry, as well as human remains and artefacts thought to be associated with a medieval friary, has been uncovered by DAT Archaeological Services during investigations at an urban site in Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire.
The excavations, carried out on behalf of Pembrokeshire County Council in advance of redevelopment work at Western Quayside, have revealed the iron foundry's casting pits and a deep stone-lined cistern (or well) filled with roofing slates. The archaeologists have suggested that these slates may have come from the foundry following an explosion at the site in 1902 (the foundry itself was abandoned a year later).
IMAGE: Pembrokeshire County Council.
As for the medieval remains, the archaeologists have so far excavated 17 burials from a 14th-century cemetery which they think may have been linked to the town's Dominican friary (known as St Saviour's), whose precise location has never been clearly determined. The team has found several fragments of roof ridge tile, however, which may have come from the friary, as well as carved stonework and decorated floor tiles dating to the 15th or 16th centuries, including one armorial tile emblazoned with a cross inside a shield and another tile featuring a pale square diamond with a reversed 'S' at its centre (above). The archaeologists hope that their excavations will eventually reveal the remains of the friary buildings.
Fran Murphy, Head of Archaeological Services at Dyfed Archaeological Trust, commented: 'This is the first major archaeological excavation to have taken place in the medieval town of Haverfordwest and will tell us so much about the continuous development of this thriving town through the ages, and its vital connection with the Western Cleddau River. It will give us insights into how people lived and died, their occupations, even what they ate and drank, and prove a valuable source of information for years to come.'
For updates and photographs of the excavations, see Dyfed Archaeological Trust's Instagram page (@dyfedarch).
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Peace talks to end the long-running conflict in Thailand's southernmost provinces hit a stumbling block last week when Thailand's new peace negotiator failed to attend a scheduled meeting.
The struggle, commonly referred to in international media as the 'southern insurgency', has been between Muslim guerilla fighters and the Thai army, partly over borders, and partly fueled by religious and cultural differences.
But analysts remain hopeful that a resolution could still be hammered out and are pinning their hope on Malaysia's new role in the talks.
The Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamed has openly expressed his commitment to the peace process and appointed the former police chief Abdul Rahim Noor as representative in the talks. Mr Abdul played a role in ending the country's communist insurgency in 1989.
The region, encompassing three provinces, was an independent Muslim sultanate but was formally annexed by Buddhist-majority 'Siam' at the turn of the 20th century.
In 2004, the century-long ethnic tensions escalated into a full-blown conflict as a result of long-running centralisation policies, local administrative changes and and Thaksin's 'war on drugs' that targeted the region particularly viciously.
More than 7,000 people have died in the violence over the past 15 years, according to local monitor NGO Deep South Watch.
Zachary Abuza, a professor specialising in Southeast Asian security at the National War College in Washington DC, says the Malaysian government is interested in the peace talks because "they don't want instabilities on their borders".
The Malaysian government also say it's concerned about the flow of weapons from Thailand over the border after several Islamic State cells were uncovered and dismantled in Malaysia last year.
However, the Thai efforts in peace talks have "never been in good faith", claims Abuza, pointing to negotiator Udomchai Thammasarorat's snub of a meeting facilitated by Malaysia with the delegation of the Mara Patani, an umbrella organisation consisting of several separatist groups. Udomchai only showed interest in meeting its leader Sukree Haree.
After the incident, Mara Patani suspended the talks until after Thailand's March 24 elections and asked for the Thai facilitator to be replaced with a person "with more credibility".
"Mara Patani sees the attitude of refusal to confront the dialogue team as unacceptable and we suspect a hidden agenda when he only wanted to meet me," Sukree Haree told Malaysian news agency Bernama.
Abuza claims Thailand's military government, which seized power in May 2014, would not give Malaysia any substantial role in negotiations.


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A new full time lawyer will be employed at the Hume Riverina Community Legal Service (HRCLS), thanks to Federal and Victorian governments committing $321,500 over two years to support the delivery of frontline legal assistance services as a result of the public health crisis.
HRCLS Manager & Principal Lawyer Sarah Rodgers welcomed the funding which will boost the service's capacity to support people impacted by COVID-19.
"It is pleasing to see the Federal Government and Victorian Government acknowledge that people in regional Australia need our support. They face many and varied legal problems which are compounded by isolation, cross border complexities and lack of resources and services," Ms Rodgers said. "This also comes on the back of legal issues arising out of the bushfires in our region earlier in the year."
Ms Rodgers said the funding would create a new full-time role to help meet the future demand.
"Our service is already struggling to meet the current demand, and we only expect that to increase in coming months. So this Government funding is really timely. It will definitely help us build more capacity within our team," she said.
"We have seen an increase in family violence, family law matters and debt issues as a result of COVID, and we expect this demand to continue to rise in coming months. This funding will help us assist people facing these problems."
Ms Rodgers said it was easy for legal problems to escalate and multiply when people were under stress.
"Getting early legal assistance helps ensure the problems don't get out of hand and lawyers have more of a chance for a good resolution," she said.
"The key message for our community is we are here to help. We encourage people to get in touch with us to get advice if they find themselves with legal problems, particularly because of COVID-19."
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Clark: UF's new coach seems like a pretty calm dude
But hey, McElwain's tirade was one of the few highlights for the SEC this past weekend
Clark: UF's new coach seems like a pretty calm dude But hey, McElwain's tirade was one of the few highlights for the SEC this past weekend Check out this story on tallahassee.com: http://on.tdo.com/1UTRAUD
Corey Clark, Democrat senior writer Published 9:08 p.m. ET Sept. 15, 2015 | Updated 9:09 p.m. ET Sept. 15, 2015
Florida head coach Jim McElwain talks to an official during the second half of an NCAA college football game against East Carolina , Saturday, Sept. 12, 2015, in Gainesville, Fla. Florida won 31-24. (AP Photo/John Raoux)(Photo: AP)
I wanted to write this column on how thankful I am the over-the-top SEC hype was exposed this past weekend.
Instead of waiting until December and January like it did last year, the all-powerful football conference of the gods lost a game to Toledo (whoa, pig sooie) and went to overtime with Jacksonville State.
So maybe — just maybe! — it will be harder this year for a team to go from unranked to No. 1 in the country because it beat three average teams from the SEC West. Maybe everyone learned their lesson after 2014. Or maybe not. Who knows?
Either way, there aren't 10 teams from the SEC ranked this week. So that's a start.
Instead of another anti-SEC column though (I think that horse is dead enough), I wanted to address what happened at Florida on Saturday night. When first-year head coach Jim McElwain absolutely lost his mind in berating one of his players, Kelvin Taylor, after the running back made a throat-slashing gesture (and got a penalty) in the fourth quarter against East Carolina.
First things first. Kelvin — come on, man. It's East Carolina. You're going to bring out the throat slash for East Carolina? Is that how far Florida has fallen? That players are getting that excited about a touchdown against the Pirates? Goodness.
Also. It's 2015. The throat slash isn't a thing anymore. Try to be more original, man. Your dad, Fred, was using that thing 20 years ago. And if you want to pay homage to your old man, do it by being really, really good at football and scoring a bunch of touchdowns. Not hurting your team with an outdated celebration.
So, yeah, I get why McElwain was angry with Taylor. Every coach in the country would have been irate at a player for getting a penalty in that spot.
What I don't get, and what was frankly disturbing to see, is just how mad McElwain became. He was the color of a fire truck. And he was almost literally foaming at the mouth. I'm not sure I've ever seen a head football coach scream like that.
And I cover Jimbo Fisher for a living.
Trust me. I've seen Fisher angry. I've seen Fisher incensed. I've never seen him completely out of control with one of his players. Refs, maybe. Not players. Certainly not to that level. And that's what McElwain looked like on Saturday night: Out of control.
Now maybe Fisher gets like that at practice? That's certainly a possibility. But guess what? Practices aren't televised. Games are. And McElwain realized, very quickly I think, that Florida isn't Colorado State. You act like that on the sidelines and it will become a national story. That's how it works at the big-boy schools when you're the head coach.
But more than that, I'm left to wonder what Gator fans thought about his tirade. Did Taylor deserve to be admonished? Absolutely. And I certainly understand the notion of "tough love." That's a part of football. It's a part of life, really. Sometimes we ALL need a good kick in the pants.
As long as he's not personally attacking the kid — physically or otherwise — he's allowed to be angry. And forceful. And direct. I don't think anybody could argue that.
I'm just not sure how reassuring it was for UF fans to watch a guy getting paid millions of dollars a year come completely unhinged like that. For all of us to see.
That's not a great look. Not to fans, not to administrators, not to Taylor's teammates. Not to recruits.
That's the guy brought in to turn around the Florida program. And in his second game at the helm — second! — he threw one of the all-time temper tantrums in the history of college football.
I'm not saying McElwain can't succeed at Florida. Or learn from Saturday night (if he truly thinks he did anything wrong).
But I do know this: It seems a bit unreasonable — and hypocritical — to expect players to be calm in pressure moments, to keep their emotions in check, to play with discipline, when the head coach loses his mind like that. Over a penalty against East Carolina.
But hey. At least Florida was able to beat the mighty Pirates by a whopping seven points. Another banner win for the all-mighty SEC.
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Camp report: Offense kept in check for third consecutive day in Maryvale as Brewers fall
Todd Rosiak
On the field: With gusty winds blowing directly in all game, it didn't come as a surprise that offense was tough to come by Tuesday as the Brewers managed just three hits in a 2-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners at American Family Fields of Phoenix.
Starter Freddy Peralta allowed one hit and struck out two in two innings, but the 1-2-3 ninth inning with two strikeouts turned in by right-hander Phil Bickford was what manager Craig Counsell expanded upon afterward.
The Brewers acquired the former first-round pick from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for Will Smith in 2016. But a suspension, injury and other issues led to him spinning his wheels in the organization for more than two years before he re-established himself with a dominant second half at advanced Class A Carolina in 2019.
"It was fun to see Phil Bickford have a good inning," Counsell said. "He's had kind of a long road with a lot of ups and downs. He threw the ball really, really well. Thought his fastball had a lot of life on it so that was fun to see.
"He's a guy who pitched really well at the end of the minor league season, so it was nice to see him carry that into a really good inning to start spring training."
Weather: Sunny, breezy, 68 degrees.
Scoreboard: Mariners 2, Brewers 1. Record: 2-2. Wednesday: Brewers at Giants, 2:05 p.m. Milwaukee RHP Josh Lindblom (0-0, 9.0vs. San Francisco RHP Jeff Samardzija. Radio: AM-620.
BOX SCORE: Mariners 2, Brewers 1
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Cactus Juice: Tuesday was a day to remember for the Mariners' Jarred Kelenic.
The Waukesha West product started in right field, went 1 for 3 and stole a base against his hometown team. It was a game he had circled on his calendar for some time, he told reporters after exiting.
"I remember when I got my invite to big-league camp the first thing I did was look at the schedule to see when I was going to play against the Brewers, because they were my team growing up," Kelenic said. "It kind of helps when your manager's from Wisconsin. He came up to me and goes, 'You want to start against Milwaukee?' I was like, 'Of course,' and he goes, 'You got it.'
"It was pretty special to be out there."
Kelenic was chosen sixth overall by the New York Mets in 2018, then was traded to Seattle in that offseason as part of the package that sent Robinson Cano and Edwin Diaz to the Mets.
Kelenic's father, Tom, will also be coaching one of Counsell's sons this summer on a travel team.
Countdown: 29 days until the Brewers' season opener on March 26 vs. the Chicago Cubs at Miller Park.


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Smoking is possible effect of the Covid-19 crisis
December 14, 2022 December 14, 2022 Murchiso
A study published by Santé Publique France this Tuesday, December 13, 2022 shows that smoking has started to rise again in 2021. The national agency does not exclude "an impact of the social and economic crisis linked to Covid-19 ".
Smoking, which fell on an "unprecedented scale" among adults between 2014 and 2019, started to increase again in 2021 after having stagnated in 2020, according to the results of a study by Santé Publique France published on Tuesday 13 December 2022.
Daily smoking on the rise among women and the poorly educated
In 2021, in metropolitan France, more than three out of 10 adults aged 18-75 said they smoked (31.9%), and a quarter daily (25.3%).
Compared to 2020, these figures show no significant variations. But, compared to 2019, before the Covid crisis, the prevalence of smoking has increased (30.4% at the time).
Although overall it has not changed "significantly" (25.3% in 2021 against 24% in 2019), daily smoking has, for its part, increased among women (23% against 20.7 %) and among those with few or no qualifications (32% versus 29%).
An impact of the Covid-19 crisis?
The data comes from the Public Health France barometer, a telephone survey of a random sample of 18-85 year olds residing in France (24,514 people in mainland France, 6,519 overseas), conducted between February and December 2021.
To explain these results, Public Health France judges that "an impact of the social and economic crisis linked to Covid-19 cannot be excluded".
Among women, the increase in smoking could be linked in part to the stronger impact of this crisis for them, according to the study.
And the psychological, economic and social consequences of the Covid crisis have been "more marked" in disadvantaged populations, where "cigarettes can be perceived as a tool for managing stress or overcoming daily difficulties".
Decline in daily smoking among 18-24 year olds
Only one result is considered "encouraging", but to be confirmed: the drop in daily smoking among men aged 18-24, consistent with a downward trend in recent years among adolescents.
In addition to social inequalities that are still very marked (more daily smokers among the unemployed or workers in particular), regional differences persist.
Occitanie (28.5%) and Paca (29.1%) had a higher prevalence of daily smoking in 2021 than the rest of France, Ile-de-France and Pays-de-la-Loire lower (22.4%). The proportion of smokers in the Overseas Territories is lower than that of mainland France.
Tobacco, the leading cause of preventable death in France
For electronic cigarettes, use (6.7%) and daily vaping (5%) increased among adults in 2021 compared to 2020 (respectively 5.4% and 4.3%), but the proportion of 18-75 year olds to have experienced it remained stable (38.7%).
Tobacco remains the leading cause of preventable death in France, with some 75,000 deaths each year.
The objective set by the authorities is to achieve a tobacco-free generation by 2032.
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Exmouth is a nature-lover's dream. A place where clear turquoise waters host an incredible diversity of fish and colourful coral life on the coast of Western Australia. With the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef only metres from shore at Coral Bay, Exmouth is the gateway to one of the most pristine marine parks in the world.
Base yourself in Exmouth to explore the natural wonders of Ningaloo Reef, home to our ocean's most fascinating creatures: whale sharks, manta rays, humpback whales, turtles and dugons. Whether you're travelling with children, in a group, on a budget or away for a romantic weekend – Exmouth offers a range of accommodation to suit your requirements.
For water views and only meters from the shoreline you'll find Mantarays resort, located on Sunrise Beach – the ideal spot to stay to catch a glimpse of whales frolicking in the Exmouth Gulf. If the reason you've come to visit is to scuba dive and snorkel with over 200 varieties of coral and 500 species of fish, you may prefer to stay with other like-minded travellers at one of the campgrounds, backpackers or holiday parks. If you're after mid-range accommodation, opt for one of the holiday house, villas or hotels near the main street.
For a truly luxury wilderness experience and the opportunity to explore Western Australia's coral coast, stay at Sal Sales award winning lodge, nestled between the dramatic gorges of the Cape Range National Park and World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef.
Breathtaking and unforgettable, the coast of Western Australia is one of the most pristine places on earth. It's the isolation that makes this region all the more wondrous, unique and worthy to discover.
The reef is the main attraction that visitors from all over the world come to see. Ningaloo Reef is the world's closest fringing reef and one of the most biodiverse coral reefs in the world. Accessible from shore, this extraordinary natural phenomenon stretches from shore to nearly 20 kilometres out to sea and covers a massive 5,000 square kilometres of ocean.
Other popular activities to do in and around Exmouth and Coral Bay include swimming with the majestic and gentle whale sharks, watching humpback whales, plus snorkelling to see over 200 varieties of coral on a glass-bottom boat tour or experience one of Australia's top ten dive sites at the Navy Pier. Step away from the marine activities and join a four wheel drive safari tour of the Cape Range National Park, and keep a lookout for the rare black-footed rock-wallaby.
Cable Beach in Broome is one of the best places in Western Australia to watch the sunset but there are plenty of other gorgeous vantage points.
Visiting Broome? Make certain to book a sunset camel ride, visit a beautiful beach such as Cable or Town Beaches or book a flight over the Bungle Bungles.
Visiting Broome? No matter what you're craving, these are Broome's best restaurants, bars and cafes.
Coral Bay is a favourite holiday spot and a great base from which to discover the only fringing reef in Australia - Ningaloo Reef. Scuba diving, glass-bottom boat tours and sea kayaking are all on offer here, and only around 90 minutes' drive from Exmouth.
After exploring, satisfy your hunger at one of the restaurants with menus offering a variety of cuisines including the famous local seafood.
Around a 30 minute drive south-west of Exmouth, you'll come to Cape Range National Park. Pack a picnic and find a picturesque spot for lunch among the rugged red gorges and canyons.
Or drive along the stunning coastine to one of the bays for a cooling dip in the ocean, walk along the sandy shores or spot the migrating whales between June and September.
From the airport: Learmonth Airport is 36 kms from Exmouth. Exmouth Bus Charters provides a shuttle bus service into Exmouth. If you're travelling to Coral Bay, transfers can be arranged with Coral Bay Airport Transfers.
In and around the city: to explore the region and the reef you'll need to hire a car or book one of the many tours available. If you're planning to visit the region beyond Exmouth it's important to be prepared and let someone know of your plans.


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Q: Setting password for Django user I'm running Django and trying to create a superuser but I keep getting the following error whenever I try execute a passwd or createsuperuser command. I am using Django 1.3 on a PostgreSQL database.
$ python manage.py createsuperuser
...
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "manage.py", line 19, in <module>
    execute_manager(settings)
  File "/home/stephen/.virtualenvs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/core/management/__init__.py", line 438, in execute_manager
    utility.execute()
  File "/home/stephen/.virtualenvs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/core/management/__init__.py", line 379, in execute
    self.fetch_command(subcommand).run_from_argv(self.argv)
  File "/home/stephen/.virtualenvs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/core/management/base.py", line 191, in run_from_argv
    self.execute(*args, **options.__dict__)
  File "/home/stephen/.virtualenvs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/core/management/base.py", line 229, in execute
    self.stdout.write(output)
TypeError: expected a character buffer object

If I try passwd I get the useless stacktrace:
File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/contrib/auth/management/commands/createsuperuser.py", line 134, in handle
    User.objects.create_superuser(username, email, password)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/contrib/auth/models.py", line 140, in create_superuser
    u = self.create_user(username, email, password)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/contrib/auth/models.py", line 136, in create_user
    user.save(using=self._db)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/base.py", line 460, in save
    self.save_base(using=using, force_insert=force_insert, force_update=force_update)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/base.py", line 570, in save_base
    created=(not record_exists), raw=raw, using=using)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/dispatch/dispatcher.py", line 172, in send
    response = receiver(signal=self, sender=sender, **named)
  File "/var/www/spurfly/master/apps/member/models.py", line 751, in create_profile
    profile, new = UserProfile.objects.get_or_create(user=instance)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/manager.py", line 135, in get_or_create
    return self.get_query_set().get_or_create(**kwargs)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/query.py", line 378, in get_or_create
    return self.get(**lookup), False
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/query.py", line 344, in get
    num = len(clone)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/query.py", line 82, in __len__
    self._result_cache = list(self.iterator())
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/query.py", line 273, in iterator
    for row in compiler.results_iter():
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/sql/compiler.py", line 680, in results_iter
    for rows in self.execute_sql(MULTI):
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/models/sql/compiler.py", line 735, in execute_sql
    cursor.execute(sql, params)
  File "/var/www/envs/s/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/db/backends/postgresql_psycopg2/base.py", line 44, in execute
    return self.cursor.execute(query, args)
django.db.utils.DatabaseError: current transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of transaction block

Here is my virtualenv.
$ pip freeze
Django==1.3
wsgiref==0.1.2
mimeparse==0.1.3

Any ideas? Thanks!

A: You're giving wrong parameters. You should try:
python manage.py createsuperuser --username=admin --email=a@dmin.com

Also:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/topics/auth/


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Live Eagles! Hotel California From The Forum In L.A.!
By sheri van dyke Jul 13, 2020
(Undated) -- The Eagles are releasing a live version of "Hotel California" ahead of the release of "Live From the Forum 2018" on October 16th. The album was recorded over three nights at The Forum in Los Angeles in 2018 -- September 12th, 14th and 15th -- during their first tour without Glenn Frey. He had passed away in 2016. His spot has been filled by Deacon Frey, his son, and country Vince Gill, longtime friend of the band. Video of the show will air on ESPN tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern.


WILLIAM COYLE, who has been known in Owego among business men since 1849, was a native of Manchester, England, and came to this country in 1849, and to Owego during the same year. For several years he worked in the railroad shops, and also for Frederick Parmalee. But in 1858 he became one of the firm of Clark, Coyle & Perry, Mr. Coyle being by trade a coachsmith and carriage ironer. The new firm was fairly started in business when an unfortunate fire swept away all of its property. But the generous people of Owego raised $1,000 by subscription to rebuild the shop, and at the end of two years Mr. Coyle again became connected with the firm. After several years he sold out and established a livery business on North avenue, with which, until quite recently, he has since been connected. Mr. Coyle began. his business life with no capital other than his trade and a strong constitution, and as a result of his work he is in comfortable circumstances and enjoys the respect and esteem of his fellow townsmen. In Utica, Mr. Coyle was married with Sarah Jane Embody. They have no children, but by informal adoption Thomas Croak is a member of the family, and now has charge of the livery.


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Ayres-Bennett, Wendy
Wendy's research interests are: History of the French language; Variation and change in French, from the sixteenth century to the present day; History of linguistic thought; Linguistic standardisation and codification; Language policy and ideology
Jones, Professor Mari
Professor Mari Jones specialises in French linguistics, especially language death theory and dialectology. She is interested in all aspects of language change, dialectology, language contact and questions of standardisation. Her research has focused particularly on Welsh, Breton and - at present - Insular and Mainland Norman.
Ledgeway, Adam
Adam Ledgeway's research interests include the comparative history and morphosyntax of the Romance languages, Italian dialectology, Latin, Italo-Greek, syntactic theory, linguistic change and language contact. His research is channelled towards bringing together traditional Romance philological scholarship with the insights of recent linguistic theory.
McDougall, Kirsty
Dr McDougall is a phonetician, with particular interests in speaker characteristics, forensic phonetics, and the phonetic realisation of varieties of English. Her research has, among other things, highlighted the importance of dynamic as opposed to static features of speech (particularly formant frequencies) for characterising differences between speakers, and developed robust techniques for the selection of foils for voice parades. Dr McDougall is also interested in sociophonetic variation in English, and has undertaken various studies of consonant realisation in Australian English.
Roberts, Ian
Professor Roberts' research is in theoretical linguistics, more specifically in comparative syntax. His work is set against the background assumptions argued for by Noam Chomsky: that there exists a specific human cognitive capacity for language which is present at birth and requires simple environmental stimulation in order for linguistic competence in the mother tongue to develop during the early years of life. The theory of this capacity is known as Universal Grammar.
Sitaridou, Ioanna
Ioanna's research interests are: dialectal and diachronic syntax: word order phenomena, null subjects, complementation, infinitives, null objects, subjunctive obviation; Micro-variation; Acquisition (especially L2 and heritage languages) and language change; Language Contact; Syntactic phylogenies and reconstruction


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i guess things are gonna get much worse 'fore they get better.
and glue the seat of bicycle to his nuts.
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An oil worker has died after falling from a North Sea platform into the sea, 95 miles south-east of Sumburgh in the early hours of today.
The incident, which is being treated as a work-related death, happened on the Taqa Harding platform at approximately 3am.
The 62-year-old man was airlifted to Lerwick and rushed to the Gilbert Bain Hospital for treatment, but he subsequently died.
A joint investigation was launched involving Police Scotland and the Health and Safety Executive, under the direction of the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal service, to determine the full circumstances.
Taqa is trying to establish the cause behind the incident. More than 100 people are believed to be on board the platform. All other personnel are understood to be accounted for.


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A continued challenge for regulatory agencies and environmental health research is a lack of toxicity information for the majority of chemicals present in consumer products and used in other applications. Regulatory agencies and researchers have been working to fill this information gap. The National Institute of Health's Tox21 initiative is one case where high throughput testing is being prioritized. Tox21 aims to screen 10,000 chemicals for toxic effects and follow up on hits in targeted cellular models. ToxCast, a component of the Tox21 collaboration, provides a publicly available resource with the Environmental Health Protection Agency's current high-throughput toxicity data.
In addition to the Tox21 data, there is another set of data now publicly available through the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) which has been collected over the last ten years. Unfortunately, REACH (registration, evaluation, authorization and restriction of chemicals) data is not held in a format that is easy to search and analyze. Dr. Thomas Hartung of Johns Hopkins University has been working to remedy this problem.
Current challenges
Thomas Hartung, a toxicologist at Johns Hopkins, led the creation of a database that compiles all the REACH information into an easily accessible format to facilitate use for regulators and researchers alike. Their work is described in a recent paper published in Alternatives to Animal Experimentation. Although the data was publicly available, ECHA claims it has exclusive rights to the information. Dr. Hartung has agreed to delay making his team's database public for now.
What the database offers
Given much is unknown about current chemicals in use, the database would offer companies, regulators and researchers insights into potentially toxic effects of new and/or untested substances simply by comparing them to structurally or biologically similar chemicals for which information is already known. Nature highlighted this method known as "read-across" in their recent article.
The database Hartung's team has created combines REACH data on about 10,000 chemicals with information from over 800,000 research studies conducted on those chemicals. Through complex models built into the database's interface, a user can assess chemical similarity by simply clicking a button. If the legal challenges can be overcome, this will open up an incredible opportunity for those concerned about the impact of environmental exposures on health.
We are faced with attempting to capture and understand the potential implications of thousands of exposures. There is a need for continued development of approaches that can minimize cost while still providing insightful health data. Traditional toxicity testing involves millions of animals and consequently, costs tens of millions of dollars to perform. In a research environment in which funding is limited, the number of chemicals to assess is innumerable and there is increasing concern about reducing animal use, databases such as this and high-throughput testing initiatives like Tox21 could revolutionize our ability to characterize chemical exposures.
For exposome research, access to this database would add another invaluable tool to answering challenging questions about unknown exposures and biological responses.


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McKinney Voters OK Construction On Nation's Most Expensive High School Football Stadium.
This weekend, voters in the north Dallas suburb of McKinney approved a $220 million bond package for their schools, the crown jewel of which is a $62.8 million, 12,000-seat new football stadium. As things currently stand, it will be the most expensive high school football stadium in the country.
Is this an audacious expenditure in a time when teachers American teachers are spending money from their own pockets on school supplies? Absolutely! Is it wholly unexpected? Not at all, not in Texas. Down in Katy, construction crews recently broke ground on a $62.5 million, 12,000-seat high school stadium. And then, of course, there's the stadium that started this trend, the once-troubled-but-now-fixed Eagle Stadium in nearby Allen, which cost $60 million, seats 18,000 and houses one of the best football programs in the state.
It's all very ridiculous. And, yet, could there be a silver lining here? It's not much of one, but consider this: Between these high school stadiums and the region's many area professional sports team ones, North Texas really wouldn't need to do much construction at all should it ever get the green-light as a host for the Summer Olympics. Maybe a new Natatorium is all.
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While you won't get a lot of use from this if you are committed to programs like P90X or Insanity, you'll have a hard time finding a piece of equipment that gives you a better full-body workout that this TRX Home Gym Suspension Trainer. It's easy to install in nearly any doorway, and you will begin building muscle by using your own bodyweight as resistance. This is also a great product to take with you on vacation or work trips because it can be set up in about a minute and it's lightweight for easy travel.
If you're serious about building muscle, free weights should be a part of your home gym. The best product we've found is the Powerblock Elite Dumbbell. This set of dumbbells can get as heavy as 50 pounds each, and it's stable base makes it ideal for exercises that require you to put body weight on the dumbbells. They also offer expansion packs to increase weight that are easy to add on to existing weights.
The biggest issue with most pull up bars is that they are cheap and break down easily. The Pro-Grade Chin-up Bar for P90X is a great option, despite its higher price tag. What you get for the extra price is a quality piece of equipment that won't break down and has lots of grips so you can work different muscle groups.
Pro Tip: make a game that whenever you cross under your pull up bar, commit to doing 5 or 10 pullups. This way, you'll condition your body to perform the movements and get the added benefit of doing hundred of extra pull ups each month without realizing it!
Balance, stability, and core are three areas that often get neglected whether in a home gym or box gym. Bosu balls offer ways to tweak traditional workouts like pushups or squats to engage your core and get that body you want in less time. The Bosu Balance Trainer is our pick for best Bosu Ball on the market.
Resistance bands are great for stretching as well as being incorporated into workouts. The Fit Simplify Resistance Bands are a great deal and come with five levels of resistance. Use them for your workouts or for any recovery work you might need. These are definitely something you will be glad you had before you REALLY need them!
The Ab Carver Pro is probably the best ab-focused piece of equipment you can buy for your home gym. A lot of times, we lack creativity when it comes to working our abs. The Ab Carver Pro is a simple machine that is easy to use and will have your core firing from your first rep.
Slam balls are great for stability and core work, and also are easily incorporated into Crossfit or HIIT style workout circuits. They are extremely versatile and the SPRI Dead Weight Slam Balls have the best blend of quality and cost on the market. They are durable and will stand up to all sorts of slams, wall balls, and ab work. Weights range from four pounds to fifty pounds.
While foam rollers won't build up muscle, they will keep you from injury and performing at your best so you can continue on your fitness journey. We love the Reehut Foam Roller because it is cheap, but gets the job done. You don't have to spend a lot on a foam roller, but the benefits you'll see are worth ten times the cost of this product.
Finding ways to get cardio in when you're stuck indoors can be difficult. Luckily, if you have 8 feet of space in your basement or garage, jump rope is a great way to get a killer workout in with limited time. The Rogue SR-1S Speed Rope is a quality American made jump rope that will last and fits easily into your budget.
Even if you don't do Yoga, having a dedicated Yoga mat like the Lululemon Reversible 5mm Mat in your home gym can really open up your workout routine. If you do enjoy yoga, you know that the extra padding like you get with this mat means added comfort and will encourage you to continue your home practice.


The Hatchery was grown from the lines drawn by the co-creators for the Lifecycle Building Center Revel in Reuse Event held on March 15th, 2018.
Y ou see many eggs in this VINE. Eggs represent new ideas, technologies, inventions and opportunities. The eggs pouring out of the building combine with those being held by many figures, including earth-born individuals providing support and ideas to this factory of hope and progress.
Water represents the flow of support from event sponsors (Perennial Properties, the Atlanta BeltLine and Cox Conserves) and attendees. This flood of support spills through the building, creating a river of positive change, supporting a vessel named the SS LBC.
The chaotic vibe of this piece is a direct reflection of the accelerated pace of technological advancements driving the accelerated pace of change on our planet.
I am honored to have been a part of this event and to have worked with such amazing visionaries ardently working on solving our world's most pressing issues.


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