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Dallas Rug Weaving with the professionals at Kiwi means that your rug receives the tailored expertise that every precious heirloom deserves.
Finding a quality rug restoration service with whom to trust your valuable imports can prove a challenging task. Kiwi has taken the headache out of searching by collecting a team of specialists and experts who meticulously inspect and hand-restore every rug. Your imported treasures deserve the customized services that only Kiwi can offer and with 30 years of experience in the field, Kiwi is dedicated to your satisfaction and determined to exceed your expectations.
Kiwi has senior rug experts that oversee teams of master weavers and binding specialists, each dedicated to following your rug through the restoration and repair process. Every rug is assigned to a unique team of individuals so that the specialists who inspect and begin the repairs on your rug are the same ones who finish the process. Not only does this mean that our teams take great care and responsibility in each rug, they also have excellent communication within each team in order to provide the best possible services for your fine rugs. All rugs are hand-cleaned and inspected prior to restoration and our professionals always contact you prior to repairs should we see anything requiring special attention. We are dedicated to your satisfaction and combine all our knowledge and expertise to restore your rug to its original elegance.
There are over 64,000 types of weaves and Kiwi has master weavers on hand to match them all. Dallas rug repair needs truly span the gamut. We know that every rug comes with generations of knowledge and experience woven into every fine detail and pattern. Every dye, stitch, and binding has been handed down through years of tradition and our master Dallas Oriental rug weavers have dedicated their time and expertise to tailoring their knowledge to fit the unique needs of your fine rug. Our experts take great care in matching the specifications of your heirlooms so that every restoration is seamless in restoring both the value and elegance of your rug.
Kiwi also employs binding and fringe specialists who help with Dallas rug weaving to restore the detailed edges of your heirloom treasures. Not only do we hand clean every piece of your rug, we also take great care in hand-weaving both the interior patterns as well as the edge details. The binding can be just as unique and traditional as the interior designs and our specialists take great care in cleaning, repairing and restoring both the look and feel of every piece. With a clean, finely restored edge, your imported rugs will once again regain their original elegance and beauty.
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If you are looking for a Dallas rug weaving company, Kiwi is the most dedicated to preserving and restoring the look and feel of your home’s rugs. Imported and area rugs provide unique appeal and ambiance to every room, allowing you to customize your home based on your unique tastes. But these rugs become worn and damaged over time, requiring the special restorations and repair services available only through Kiwi. Our service teams are dedicated to your satisfaction, so give us a call today!
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Lionel Lewis: Perfect XI
GK: Pepe Reina
He has good technique, he’s one of the better keepers to have played in the EPL before leaving Liverpool for Napoli. I think he’s definitely one of the best I’ve played with on a football pitch before.
RB: Rafael da Silva
Played against him when the Brazil U23s were in town. He’s fast, has good technique and he can give you attacking options on the right.
CB: Sami Hyypiä
I played my first game for Singapore against Liverpool in 2001. It was a big game for me and at that point of time, Hyypia was one of the best centre backs around. Strong and commanding in defence, there were few better.
CB: Fabio Cannavaro
I just recently played against him in the Tiger 5s. He’s still got it! Tiny guy, but great reading of the game and so strong he’s difficult to go past. I think he’ll match well with Hyypia.
LB: Philipp Lahm
Adidas gave me the opportunity to fly up to Spain and play some games when they were still endorsing me. Lahm’s small but he’s tiny and fast and has a good reading of the game. Everything you’d expect from a left back.
RM: David Beckham
It has to be him! His crosses and set piece deliveries are pin point, superb for any striker playing with him. Thankfully, he didn’t get much of a chance to aim any at my penalty box when Man United were in town, because everything was coming through the middle!
CM: Zinedine Zidane
I played with Zidane in a charity game in Chiang Mai. He was in a different class, definitely the best player I’ve ever played against. He’s so composed and his touches are top notch - he can play the perfect pass to runners on his left and right without anyone having to call for it.
Ronaldinho came down to Singapore at the same time as Rafael, he was in his prime back then. Skills wise, he’s untouchable and you could tell why he was once the World Footballer of the Year. He’s an attacking player like Zidane, but I think if you don’t attack, you don’t score and you don’t win games.
LM: Ryan Giggs
To be able to start out young at that age and win trophies for his club even till this day is amazing. He’s fast, he’s tricky and even though he’s a bit slower these days, you can still see the tricks he has in his repertoire from time to time.
CF: Fernando Torres
Back when he was in town with Liverpool, he was at the top of his game. He was strong in the air and fast on his feet, able to get to through balls before anyone else. He’s one of the top strikers out there, even until today I think!
CF: Harry Kewell
Many people will ask me why, but I think the last spot has to go to Harry Kewell! When Australia played in Singapore, he was one of the players who gave me a lot of trouble! He had many chances on the day and just couldn’t score, but from that game I could see he was actually a very good player.
Manager: Sir Alex Ferguson
Is there anyone else? Fergie maintains control of the dressing room and his players. No player is allowed to challenge his authority.
GK: Fabian Barthez
Because he’s crazy!
CF: Djibril Cisse
Strong, and also crazy.
CM: Samir Nasri
Not so crazy, was much quieter than the others in Spain but he can get the job done.
DF: Micah Richards
From my time training with Manchester City, a crazy defender as well – he will tackle anything!
CM: Datsakorn Thonglao
Every time the Thais play us, he’s the one giving all the good balls from midfield.


Hiding cameras is perhaps identical with the suspicious thing that can be used as a crime motive, like pranks or related to the pornography. It is usually regarded as a crime thing, especially when they are hidden in a bathroom because this room is private. However, there are a lot of reasons and different purposes why people want to hide cameras in bathroom.
And they do not always do this because they have a wrong motive and something like that, but the cameras want to be hidden in a bathroom may have a security purpose. Some of you who are planning to hide a camera in a bathroom and ask how to hide a camera in a bathroom, here they are the tips and guides for you. Hopefully, the following guides can help you.
- The very first thing you need to do is buying or preparing a small hidden camera in how to hide a camera in a bathroom, so make sure that the camera you have or you buy is a camera for being hidden and the size is smaller than the usual cameras. This small device is often used by many people so that the security concern can be managed and each movement of the room users do can be recorded well frame by frame. Due to the fact that hidden camera is for spying purpose, so the camera’s dimension is really compact and tiny.
- The camera specifications are the next one that should be considered by you before you install it in a bathroom as a part of how to hide a camera in a bathroom, and it will include the first point mentioned that the camera is smaller because if its function. Actually, you should also know that you will not able to pan this camera around because it is only the certain area that can be captured. The type of camera which is usually recommended by most people is wireless camera that the electricity will be needed most so that it can be functional well because it does not use battery.
- There is also a technique in how to hide a camera in a bathroom that should be done perfectly so that the people you spy will not be able to find out that they are being spied by your small camera. Therefore, it is very important for knowing the strategic places where the camera can be installed and hidden, for example, if your target is a public bathroom, behind a mirror, clock, or other accessories is the safest place for hiding your camera. Make sure that your camera is hidden well because if you are known placing a hidden camera in a public bathroom, you will be in danger, except you have the acceptable reasons for doing that, like for security purpose.
Because the hidden camera is usually smaller than the other cameras you usually find, it can be installed and hidden easier. Moreover, you should have already known that you can operate and take control of the camera and the situation in the bathroom from a far place by using remote control.
Well, from some guides on how to hide a camera in a bathroom above, hopefully, the camera and yourself can be taken care of well. It is because you may be in danger for being known by the people who does not like their privacy are disturbed.


hans at fugal.net
Thu Oct 26 07:55:24 MDT 2006
On Wed, 25 Oct 2006 at 15:35 -0600, Carl Youngblood wrote:
> Speaking of electronics, can anyone recommend a good way for a
> software programmer to get started learning how to build hardware
> electronics, such as circuit boards, home tinkering projects,
> robotics etc.?
you might also consider http://www.arduino.cc/
and I think Jason has a board along the same lines. You can do
interesting computer/real world stuff with an i/o board.
Hans Fugal ; http://hans.fugal.net
There's nothing remarkable about it. All one has to do is hit the
right keys at the right time and the instrument plays itself.
-- Johann Sebastian Bach
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Facial Cleanser For Clear Skin
Hey Lovelies, I’m going to unleash the best facial cleanser I have been using recently to achieve a clear skin.
Beautiful Facial Cleanser to Achieving Clear Skin
To be honest, this is not something I like to write about because I feel like there are lots of skincare posts on the internet. However, because a lot of you have been asking about how I achieved my clear skin and I have decided to write about the best facial cleanser I’ve used so far to achieve a clear skin. I understand why you would like to get such information from me because you see my authentic pictures all the time with or without makeup and I give you lovelies my honest opinions because I’m not being sponsored by any brands to market their products or even if was being sponsored by a brand, I wouldn’t market it if I don’t believe in it and if it hasn’t worked in terms of achieving a clear skin.
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In the past, I have used so many products with the aim of achieving a clear skin, but these products would work for a week or two and I will experience the same issue again. So after doing some research by reading a lot of articles and speaking to various people of different backgrounds and age groups, I started using a soap free facial cleanser which has worked really good for me.
“Sanex Zero Foam Bath” Favorite Facial Cleanser For Clear Skin
These days I only get pimples when my period is about to show me some love, so that is normal, I don’t get the unusual pimples since I started using a soap free facial cleanser. Prior to using this method of cleaning my face, I had spots, dark marks and oily skin which made me feel very uncomfortable and I wore makeup every single day, these days I rarely wear makeup because I don’t have dark marks and oily skin anymore.I use the the Sanex Zero Foam Bath as a facial cleanser, it’s soap free and has less chemicals in it which works really good in achieving a clear skin.
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We kick off this week’s podcast with a focus on chips and hardware starting with an explainer on Arm’s new Total Solutions for IoT and why it will help developers and device makers speed up time-to-market for connected products. We then talk about plans to put Linux on Arduino devices that were outed in a release from Foundries.io and plans for scalable ways to provision and secure connected devices at the manufacturing stage from Infineon. We skipped over to Amazon’s new Alexa Connect Kit SDK and what it means before tackling the new colors for Apple’s HomePod mini and a hew Apple hire. In smaller news, we discuss Tesla’s insurance plans, Wyze’s new battery-enabled doorbell, and why I should have purchased a Pixel 6 Pro, despite its giant size. We then share a crowdfunding campaign designed to bring one of the original connected devices of yesteryear back to life. Click here to resurrect your Nabaztag connected bunny. Finally, we talk about your responses to our question from the IoT Podcast Hotline related to connected devices for workshops.
Our guest this week is John Cowan, co-founder and CEO of EDJX, a company building out a distributed software platform for developers. We start off talking about a new project EDJX is implementing with the military at Camp Mabry in Austin. We talk about the necessary hardware for sensor deployments in cities and how those might become the new infrastructure for edge computing. Cowan then explains why containers aren’t the correct match for a highly distributed computing platform at scale, and how serverless solutions can help answer this need. We discuss compute, networking and databases, so prepare to get nerdy. Enjoy the show.
Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel Guest: John Cowan, co-founder and CEO of EDJX Sponsors: Very
Details on Arm’s plans to help the IoT
Amazon’s new SDK takes Alexa to more hardware
Bring a vintage IoT bunny back from the dead
Why the military needs low-latency edge computing today
Our guest this week is Alasdair Allan, technical documentation manager at Raspberry Pi Trading, the commercial arm of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Allan explains why the Foundation decided to build its own chip for the first Pi Pico microcontroller and why the Pi Foundation even built a microcontroller in the first place. He also discusses how the Pi Pico differs from an Arduino, talks up some use cases, and dives into ways it might be used for machine learning at the edge. After declining to tell me what might be next for the Pi Foundation, he did point out that no one assembles a chip design team to build just one chip, so it sounds like there’s a lot to look forward to.
Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel Guest: Alasdair Allan, technical documentation manager at Raspberry Pi Trading, the commercial arm of the Raspberry Pi Foundation Sponsor: Very
What’s behind the chip shortage and how long will it last?
We can’t expect Ring to police the police, so here’s what we should expect
Project OWL is a public safety or industrial mesh network
The custom-chip in the Pi Pico is designed for flexibility
Our guest this week is Nate Clark, the CEO of Konnected. Three years ago he launched the company with a Kickstarter project: A replacement for motherboards inside old alarm systems, turning the existing panel and sensors into a smart security system. DIYers love the ability to control their existing sensors and Clark explains where the product is going and how he handled SmartThing’s transition from its Groovy IDE to the cloud. He ends with advice for anyone who wants to build a business in the smart home.
Our guest this week is Josh Datko, founder and chief engineer at embedded security firm Cryptotronix who is here to school us all in IoT security. We start with his advice for consumers, including advice on splitting off a separate IoT network in your home. We then discuss the difference between embedded security and IT security and discuss the importance of security engineers in product design. We end with Datko explaining the difference between secure enclaves, trusted execution environments and other security terms that may mystify you. Enjoy the show.
Our guest this week is Nick Dawson, who has had several roles at the intersection of medicine and design at places such as Stanford, Johns Hopkins, and Kaiser Permanente. We talk about the state of telemedicine today and where it may go after COVID-19 forces changes in the current medical system. We also talk about the role of connected health gadgets in these times, and advice for individuals who want to help solve some of the medical challenges facing us today. I learned a lot about why it’s 2020 and we still don’t have widespread telehealth.
Our guest segment this week is comprised of five different guests who I cornered at CES to talk about the new Connected Home over IP standard. First up was Lee Ratliff, senior analyst with IHS Markit, who explains why he thinks CHIP is a positive development, what each player is likely to bring the standard and why the IP aspect of the standard matters so much. Then I spoke with Tobin Richardson, CEO of the Zigbee Alliance and Chris LaPrè, a solutions architect at the Zigbee Alliance, about the need for schemes and a name change for the Alliance. Matt Johnson, SVP and general manager of IoT at Silicon Labs, shares his take on CHIP and as the company behind the Z-Wave standard, talks about what happens to Z-Wave as CHIP gains ground. Scott Harkins, Vice President Connected Home Resideo, explains why Resideo is backing CHIP and why he’s not giving up on the Open Connectivity Foundation, or any of the other standards efforts Resideo is involved in. And finally, Brian Van Harlingen CTO of Belkin International talked about how CHIP could help his company and whether or not he thinks it’s going to happen. There’s a lot here, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy the show.
Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel Guests: Lee Ratliff, senior analyst with IHS Markit; Tobin Richardson, CEO of the Zigbee Alliance and Chris LaPrè a solutions architect at the Zigbee Alliance; Matt Johnson, SVP and general manager of IoT at Silicon Labs; Scott Harkins, Vice President Connected Home Resideo; and Brian Van Harlingen CTO of Belkin International. Sponsors: MachineQ and IoT World
Say goodbye to the old guard at CES
Healthcare startups and maker boards catch our eye
Get ready for the SmartThings app migration
Why the Zigbee Alliance is contemplating a name change
I was at the Parks Connections event that covers the smart home this week, so I share a few thoughts on what’s holding back adoption and how to think about using AI to create a smart home. From there, Kevin talks about the new meeting function offered by Alexa and we add nuance to the debate over Amazon selling facial recognition software to police. We then dig into some additional doubts about the new Wi-Fi EasyMesh standard, cover Comcast expanding the places it offers new Wi-Fi pods, discuss funding for a smart light switch company and new Arduino boards. For the more industrial and maker minded, we talk about Ayla adding Google Cloud as a hosting option and Kevin shares how we put our IoT hotline into the cloud. Finally, we answer a question about getting different bulbs to work together before switching to our guest.
This week’s guest is Mitch Bowling, the CEO of Sears Home Services, who gives me the answer to what Sears plans to do with its acquisition of Wally sensor business back in 2015. I have been wondering what happened to Wally inside Sears for years. He also discusses how Sears can use IoT to make appliance repair better and the plans to add smart home installation services. Enjoy the show.


On Sept. 18, 1838, an ironworks engineer named Rhys Davies from Tredegar, Wales, was stabbed to death in an altercation on Belle Isle. The newspaper cryptically describes it as “an evil hour, [during which] he gave way to his passion, and fell its victim.” Police released the unnamed perpetrator.
A new book by Powhatan County native Nathan Vernon Madison can’t solve the mystery of that quarrel, but it offers a detailed look at the city’s most historic industrial site, named in honor of the Welsh foundry where Davies trained.
“Tredegar Iron Works: Richmond’s Foundry on the James” will delight Richmond history buffs who appreciate stories like these:
Profits Above All
Joseph Reid Anderson and his descendants ran Tredegar from 1847 until the 1940s, and Anderson took full advantage of slave labor. Not only was it cheaper to rent slaves than pay workers, but Anderson also sought a work force that couldn’t organize or strike. He was an ardent proponent of secession, hosting a rally of secessionist speeches at Tredegar after Fort Sumter, and joining for 10 months as brigadier general. But Anderson helped Tredegar profit off both sides.
Madison reports that U.S. government received 881 Tredegar cannons in the 16 years leading to the war. Then, with the Confederacy headquartered in Richmond partly because of Tredegar, it produced more than a thousand cannons for the Confederate government, as well as armor for ironclad ships such as the CSS Virginia.
Anderson successfully lobbied for Tredegar’s sparing in the fires that preceded a Confederate retreat from Richmond in 1865 and soon had a pardon from President Abraham Lincoln and control of the ironworks again.
Rails and Wars
Madison focuses on Tredegar’s manufacturing history after the Civil War and sees the company through significant points of American history.
“People just think of it as a Civil War site and don’t think of it as an industrial site,” he says. The plant had more than 40 buildings at its height, and in 1873 it was Richmond’s largest employer with nearly 2,000 employees.
The company rode the railroad boom with great success and bounced back from a depression in the 1870s with diversified production. Government weapons contracts during the Spanish-American War, World War I, World War II, and Korean War sustained operations.
“With the Korean War we were getting more into steel stuff, electronics and bombs. Tredegar was so outdated — they were using machinery from the Civil War.”
Madison cites the company’s failure to convert to steel production as a downfall.
“Everything I see, they’re saying, ‘Oh, we may have to convert to steel at some point,’ but they never do,” he says.
The Oregon Hill neighborhood started as a worker’s town for Tredegar, and Madison’s research uncovered the deep familial ties among the company’s workers. “Not only the Andersons at the top but,” he says, “if you read the payroll ledgers and correspondences, this is a multigenerational thing.”
“You had guys there marry into each other’s families. The father would work there, the son would work there, the grandson would work there. You see the same surname going down the payroll ledger.”
Madison’s work brings him in touch with numerous descendants of people who worked there, and he wants to digitize the records that would help people research their genealogies through Tredegar. Records left by the Tredegar Co. at the Library of Virginia “have to be one of the most complete corporate archives in American history,” he says.
The foundry closed in 1957, and the buildings served as laboratories and storage space for Ethyl Corp. Hurricane Agnes came through in 1972, destroying many of the buildings.
The 1990s brought new vision and renovations led by the Valentine museum. A Richmond Times-Dispatch article from 1991 notes plans for a laser show, boat rides, an amphitheater and glass-enclosed stair tower. A Disney Epcot designer consulted. A carousel ride and ice rink were installed. Shut down in 1995, it was a financial disaster, but accomplished the renovation of many of the buildings.
Those renovations benefitted the National Park Service, which in 2000 made it a visitor center for its local sites, and in 2006 a nonprofit now known as the American Civil War Museum moved into the old cannon foundry.
With it now serving as the site of music festivals and engagement photos, Madison laughs at the irony. “A hundred and fifty years ago there were [these guys], filthy, grimy, dodging hot iron and machinery, fingers cut off,” he says. “They’d be thinking, ‘People are going to get married here?’” S
“Tredegar Iron Works: Richmond’s Foundry on the James” is available for purchase at Historic Tredegar and the Valentine museum gift shops. Madison will speak at Patrick Henry Pub on April 12 for the American Civil War Museum’s history happy hour.


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Do you remember long, long ago when I was talking about seasonal books, back in the context of Moominland Midwinter? Well, I have many seasonal books– do you? I have one for Christmas and one for fall, although, oddly, I can’t currently think of one for summer. But my springtime reading is the strongest, the oldest, the most persistent: The Secret Garden, by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
In one sense, it’s perfectly obvious, isn’t it? There’s Tasha Tudor’s iconic cover page right there, and you can see the early roses clambering around the barely waking garden, with Mary looking prettier than she has any right to look based on the description in the book. And yet, what strikes me as I read it this time around is how early in spring I always feel the urge to read this book. I don’t read it when the grass has sprouted anew or the flowers are budding or blooming; I read it when I make that first trip to the hardware store to replace the wrecked or disappeared pruning shears from last year. I read it when I pause and see the seed display and impulsively snatch up a few packets. I read it when I frown at the ground, so recently covered by snow, now covered by the winter’s trash, and think, “Dear God in heaven, we’ve got to clean that up.” And that got me thinking about the book and its relation to the seasons, and, in turn, what that means to the book. (Hey, if you got that I just drew a little circle of arrows with words, and that makes it sort of a cycle, and the seasons form a cycle, you win my undying love.)
Let’s think about the plot a bit: there’s a girl, Mary Lennox. I have no evidence that she’s from the British branch of the family which won’t acknowledge the breakaway American branch, Lenox, which emigrated to America and started selling china, but neither do I have any evidence to the contrary, so I choose to believe that. (I’m terribly, terribly sorry. Now you’ll never be able to unthink that. I do apologize.) The British branch always did the Right and Proper thing, and so Mary’s father shouldered the White Man’s Burden and went off to India while her aunt married a man of excellent property, even if he was (gasp or horror!) a hunchback, and therefore lived at lovely, gloomy Misselthwaite Manor in Yorkshire. Your guess is as good as mine as to why we’re supposed to care that he’s a hunchback, but I feel awfully sorry for the fuss everyone made about it. No wonder he suffered from depression.
Back to Mary: her parents might be very Right and Proper, but they’re simply awful parents and neglect her so badly that I always want to step through the pages and give them a talking-to. It’s to nobody’s surprise that with no example of good behaviour and no example of how to love, she doesn’t learn to behave well or to love well. She’s lonely and sour and I want to give her a big hug. It’s sad to say, but the best thing to happen to her is when her parents die and she’s sent to England to learn how to love. That isn’t how the book puts it, but it’s kind of obvious, isn’t it? The first person to smile at her properly is Martha, the maid, who looks after her a bit. Well, Mary starts to like Martha. The first person to care enough to entertain her when he didn’t have to is the robin. Mary loves the robin. The first person to go out of his way for her sake and be himself with her, care for her, and take an interest in her interests is Dickon. And she loves him.* And of course there’s darling, curmudgeonly Ben Weatherstaff who’s a pea from her own pod: feigning uncaring while truly caring a great deal for her. (My favourite is still the robin, personally.) All of these people teach her enough about love so that when she finally meets Colin she is capable of caring for him, and by caring for him she teaches him that he’s really important.
Let’s pause for a parenting lesson for a moment. You may be saying to yourselves, “Did Deborah say he needed to be taught he was important? But, Deborah, are you sure we’re reading the same book? The boy was like a prince, a Rajah, remember?” And how often do princes or Rajah’s truly have anyone caring about them, or feel that they are important in and of themselves? Colin needed someone to say, “You’re so important I want you to be alive and healthy. I care about you.” And Mary needed someone to say, “Your happiness is important to me.” As soon as Dickon and Martha and the robin did that– and each helped the other, of course– they came to life. Let that be a lesson to you: find your child and say, “I love you. You’re important to me. I care about your happiness.” That won’t spoil them, but neglect will. I say this from a whole two and a half years of flying by the seat of my pants, so you know it’s true.
And there we are. Two children who had been alive long enough, but were like dormant seeds, sickly in storage. They got soaked for a bit to perk them up: one in the Yorkshire rains, the other in salt tears from his anxious hypochondria. Then they went out in the sun and woke up. They grew, they stood strong, they came to life. And so did the gardens around them. But here’s the thing: they needed to start in that dirty stage: the clean-up, getting their hands dirty, softening the ground, overcoming their tantrums and stumbling into politeness. That’s where spring starts, really. You need to do the ground work (get it? get it?) before you can reach the flowers and the prettiness. You need to tell the ground and the seeds that they’re important. You need to feed them. You need to get your hands and feet dirty and do a bit of pruning. And you need to do this regularly, every year. After all, back when he was married Archibald Craven had been awake, but then he shrivelled up, didn’t he? Why yes, he did. But in the fall, a late bloomer, he woke up again, because he’d figured out he was important: Mrs. Sowerby told him he was.**
Every spring I need my own reminder, is what I’m guessing, and that’s why I read The Secret Garden again. Oh, it has its flaws (I do feel bad about the emphasis on poor Mr. Craven’s hunchback, and I wish that we saw more of Dickon at the end), but it tells us all that we deserve our own bit of the orange, to extend Mrs. Sowerby’s metaphor. It tells us we deserve to be alive and happy and healthy. It tells us that we matter. And it always gets me out of doors, getting my hands dirty, and feeling hopeful for what the spring will bring. I never know which flowers will be the prettiest, but they all get their bit of earth, and that’s what matters.
I should be in South Carolina when this goes up (I hope my scheduled posts work), and will be feeling a bit like Mr. Craven, seeing a new part of the world and finding new beauty spots. I hope you’re enjoying your early spring wherever you are, and be sure to tell your garden you care about it, OK? Get your rake and your spade and get your hands dirty. Then go inside, wash your hands, and find your own spring reading.
*So, my pet wish: I think that Mary and Dickon or Mary and Martha should end up together, but I know the class distinction would be a barrier. But this is later in the 19th C so maybe Mary will come over all rebellious and reject social norms? It would be weird for her to end up with Colin, anyway. But I think that’s why Frances Hodgson Burnett quietly cuts Dickon, and even Mary, from the story towards the end, don’t you? Maybe they’ll run away to the Lennox branch of the family!
**Wait, wait! Is there a Mr. Sowerby? We never hear of him, do we? What if Mr. Craven and Mrs. Sowerby get married???


FORT MYERS, Fla. — Johnny Manziel, who recently chose to be represented by Fenway Sports Management, made a surprise appearance at Boston Red Sox spring training at JetBlue Park on Saturday.
Manziel, perhaps more commonly known as “Johnny Football,” stopped by Fenway South wearing a No. 2 Red Sox jersey. The Texas A&M quarterback and NFL draft prospect, who was accompanied by a decent-sized entourage, watched some situational drills and batting practice during his time at Boston’s spring training complex.
Manziel wasn’t available for comment, but the 2012 Heisman Trophy winner also appeared at the Red Sox’s annual Casino Night at JetBlue Park on Friday.
It’s unclear at this point how shortstop Xander Bogaerts feels about Manziel temporarily stealing his number.
Check out the photos of “Johnny Football” at Red Sox camp below. (The last two photos show Manziel with Alex Wilson, Steven Wright and Jackie Bradley Jr. at Casino Night. The guy in the bright yellow shirt is Red Sox prospect Mookie Betts.)[tweet https://twitter.com/TheRickyDoyle/status/439776029906055169 align=’center’] [tweet https://twitter.com/TheRickyDoyle/status/439778643410452480 align=’center’] [tweet https://twitter.com/TheRickyDoyle/status/439778951586934784 align=’center’] [tweet https://twitter.com/britaoutzen/status/439615775330938881 align=’center’] [tweet https://twitter.com/britaoutzen/status/439616794450333696 align=’center’]


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Knockout is a 3rd person boxing app. It is a single and multiplayer game.on single player you can play on levels starting from level 1 or you can play versus a friend who has the game installed aswell. the main objective of the game is to win by knocking out the other person. you can customize you character and unlock customizations. there is no buttons on the app. it is all swipe and tap. if you want to punch you swipe. if you want to dodge you tap twice and if you want to move you hold.


PostDoc Polymer Piezoelectric for MEMS
School of Engineering, University of New Mexico
I am seeking Post-doc to be part of a multidiscipline team to work on a recently funded 3-year DoD ARO Basic Research Project. The aim of this project is to develop ground-breaking manufacturing technology to create multifunctional polymer thin film piezoelectric materials for MEMS applications. The project focuses on developing flexible and stretchable polymer-based piezoelectrics by modifying bulk semi-crystalline polymers, creating 0-3 and 1-3 composite materials and creation of hybrid stacked polymer/piezoelectric materials.
I am currently seeking highly motivated members to join my group. Members should have interest and experience in material science and/or MEMS microfabrication with degrees in related area. I’m seeking a Post-Doc that will be the team lead on the project which will involve developing materials, characterization setup, as well as mentoring graduate students, and collaborating with PI on future proposals. US citizenship is preferred but not required
If interested or want to know more information, please contact Prof. Jackson at [email protected]


If the time comes where you are ready to buy a house, you might be torn between buying a house and building a house. Both are great options for getting a new house, but there are some really great benefits you may experience if you choose to buy an existing house rather than build one. Here are four of the top benefits you may experience.
You can move in faster
Even if you choose a builder that constructs houses very quickly, it will still take around four to six months for your house to be built, and this does not even include all the prep time needed. If you do not want to wait for a house to be built, you could choose from one of many preexisting homes that are listed for sale at any given point. If you can find one you really like, you could buy it and move into it in approximately 30 to 60 days.
You will already have a yard
One major benefit of choosing a house that is already built is that it will have a yard. While you could hire a contractor to build you a house and install the yard for you, adding a yard is often an extra expense. You should also realize that a new yard does not always look great or have any landscaping done to it. If you buy a house that is already built, you might be able to find a lot of homes that have great-looking yards with beautiful landscaping.
Building a house is very stressful
You should also realize that there can be a lot of stress involved with building a house, and this is often because there are so many decisions to make and deadlines to meet. Although there are ways to cope with the stress of building a house, you can avoid this stress completely by purchasing a house that is already built.
It might be less expensive
Finally, you might discover that building a house might cost more money than buying one that is listed for sale, and this is especially true during times when there are a lot of homes for sale and very few buyers for the homes.
Building a house is the best way to get a house that is exactly what you want, but building a house can be stressful too. If you decide that buying a house is the best option for you, contact a real estate agent to line up showings for homes that you would like to see.Share
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When I started looking for a new home, I realized that there were a few things I needed to be careful about. For instance, I really needed to focus on finding a home that would appreciate in value, so I began thinking about investing in the right property. After quite a bit of research, I was able to find a great neighborhood that had a big support system for my family. After we found a house we loved, we worked with a real estate agent to procure it, and it was really nice to feel like we belonged somewhere. Read this blog about ways to find amazing pieces of real estate the first time around.


Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Shamans o' Gork n' Mork!
Unfortunately for Pew, the staff had come to contain more power than he had imagined possible, and the first time he attempted to use it in battle, the resulting tidal wave of uncontrollable magical force blew his eyeballs right out of his head.. Pew has relied on a combination of Goblin spotters and a weird sixth sense to guide him in the direction of his enemies ever since. Another result of the magical blast was a nauseating miasma, a horrible stench which emanates from the staff, and which has come to permeate the clothing and the very flesh of Pew himself. The figure of Pew stalks the nightmares of the Black River folk, and mothers are known to use his reputation to frighten their children into good behavior.


The water is too hot. Get in anyway.
Hurry up. Come on.
Oh, the soap. Maggie better not come home yet.
Turn it down.
Come on. Lower. There’s the bottom. So hot. Is it too high? Get in all the way. Lay down. Then see if it’s too high. Hurry up, it’s getting close, come on. Perfect.
It’s too hot. Should’ve turned it down. This hurts.
Not soap. Sticky sweet sweat. Not bad.
Get down all the way.
Is it draining? Is the drain broken? Oh. It’s too high.
Look at those thighs. And that roll. That roll didn’t used to be there. It’s not flat anymore.
Slide down. The water’s still clean enough. Don’t go under, it’s too dirty.
Go slow. Feel the razor. Don’t miss a spot, go slow. Get comfortable. This is about being comfortable. Is there enough soap? Go slow. Feel it. Get that spot again. Which knee has been done? Both? No, the right. Do the left. Slowly. Get the back good. The water’s too high; stop at the knees. Do the rest later.
Relax? No, shampoo.
It’s not clean enough.
That stings. Is it cut? Is it bleeding? Is there blood in the water? What else is in the water? Can it get in the water? Don’t go under.
It’s not wet enough; the shampoo won’t work. Get it later. Rinse it out. Get each part; go slowly. Don’t knot it. Good enough. Lay back down.
The water is dirty. Look how dark it is, how unclear.
Not there, there’s mold there. Move. Slide down. All the way down. Go under, not all the way. Make silence. Go through each part of the body. The back of the head. No, don’t start there. The right big toe. The right second toe.
Who’s downstairs? What are they doing downstairs? What is that? Count the beats. No, go through each part of the body. But the beats are loud. Don’t fight it. Count the beats. Oh, that’s not downstairs. Slow the beats down.
The beats won’t slow down. Exhale; that’ll help. See? Slower. Don’t go under. Slow them down again. Come on, deep breaths. No, just the exhales. Quick inhales, long exhales? The exhales work. The water’s too hot. Stop focusing on breathing. Get up.
No, get up.
Everything’s done. It’s hot. Cool down. Get cold water. Wait for the water. Don’t get hit in the face.
The drain. Open the drain.
That’s not cold. Don’t get too cold; the hair will grow back. That’s still warm. Good enough.
Shampoo. Better this time. Don’t splash. It’s not drained yet.
Shave. Finish shaving.
The candles are flickering too hard. No, not the candles. Is that tunnel vision? Should’ve eaten dinner. It’s too hot. Too steamy. There’s not enough air. Turn the water colder. Just finish shaving first. Good enough.
Face wash. That will feel good. Turn the water colder; it’s still just lukewarm.
Body wash. Hurry up. That’s definitely tunnel vision. Get away from the faucet. Fight through the heavy. Get out. No, just one more step.
There’s no air. Turn on the fan. No, the switch is too far away. Don’t get out yet. One more step.
The shampoo’s not out yet. Good enough.
Don’t pass out. The water’s finally getting colder. Don’t wait for it. Just get out. Don’t rip the shower curtain. Dry off; don’t drip everywhere. It’s not worth it. Put away the toothbrush. Don’t slam the cabinet. Turn on the fan. No, just open the door.
Maggie’s not home yet. Be quick. Maggie should be home. Hold the towel up. Get out. Blow the candles out first. Not worth it. Don’t let Maggie see them. Don’t pass out.
The air isn’t cold enough; it’s set at 77. Close the door. Don’t get the carpet wet. The towel’s not up high enough; the carpet’s getting wet. Missed a spot. Just below the knee. Just breathe. Don’t worry about the carpet. The tunnel vision isn’t going to come back. Just wait. Don’t move yet.
Water. Get some water. There’s cold water in the fridge. Don’t get up yet. Slowly. Look; no more abs. It’s not even flat anymore. Sit up. Get up. No, go slow. Just sit up. Just get some water. Cold water will be good. That will work. The towel’s not high enough. Maggie better not walk in yet. Hide. Don’t be in sight of the door. Maggie’s going to walk in. That cup’s too big. It’s Andrew’s cup. Good enough. No, water from the fridge. It’s colder. Don’t pour too fast; the lid will come off.
That’s Maggie. Shit. Pull the towel up. She isn’t looking. Pull it up. Is it up? Keep pouring, hurry. Smile. Wait for her to go down the hallway. Drink the water. It’s cold. Not all of it. Don’t chug it.
Okay, go. Quick. Don’t make eye contact. Look at the water. Sit down. Drink it. Slowly. No, not slowly, it doesn’t matter. Relax. No more tunnel vision. Pick the towel up. Get dressed. No, don’t get dressed. Just go to bed. Pull a sleep shirt on.
Go to bed.


Someday when I go to Heaven,
I will know why Jesus is described
as a Lion and a Lamb;
and I will know why Satan is described
as a serpent and a dragon.
In Genesis 3,
the serpent is introduced as
“More crafty than any of the wild animals
the Lord God had made.”
Nāḥāš, the Hebrew Word for "snake",
is associated with divination,
a supernatural way to practice
spiritual knowledge and fortune-telling.
Nāḥāš is also used
in conjunction with Seraphim,
a celestial being known as the “burning ones.”
It's hard to believe that Satan was once close to God,
and at one time, Satan worshipped him.
I wonder if he was a seraphim?
I'm guessing maybe he is not,
because Ezekiel said,
"You were an anointed guardian cherub.
I placed you; you were on the holy mountain of God;
in the midst of the stones of fire you walked."
I'm guessing Satan was once a beloved son,
who stood at God’s throne worshipping Him.
"You were in Eden, the garden of God;
every precious stone was your covering,
sardius, topaz, and diamond, beryl, onyx, and jasper,
sapphire, emerald, and carbuncle; and crafted in gold
were your settings and your engravings.
On the day that you were created they were prepared."
Can you imagine how beautiful Satan was -
the day he was made these precious stones were created.
But we do know this,
the Day of the Lord is coming soon,
and Satan and his children
will be burning!
Once in a while
the Hebrew word Tannin is used,
and the Greek word, Drakon too.
These words describe the Antichrist Spirit
as a sea monster
who brings chaos and evil to the world!
So, with this biblical, background knowledge,
let us see what happens
when Satan enters the scene in Genesis 3.
The serpent said to the woman,
“Did God really say,
“You must not eat from any tree in the garden’?”
First, why did Satan approach the woman,
and not the man?
Could it be
that because she came from Adam’s rib,
perhaps she would have been
more vulnerable to Satan’s question?
Did she feel
she was once removed from God?
And why did the serpent start with
“Did God really say?”
He loves to put doubt into our heads!
Did he know that humans would have
an inner desire to be rebel against God?
The woman said to the serpent,
“We may eat fruit from the trees
in the garden, but God did say,
‘You must not eat fruit from the tree
that is in the middle of the garden,
and you must not touch it, or you will die.’ ”
It just amazes me that Eve knew
exactly what God had warned them not to do!
She fully understood the consequence of her decision,
and yet, she still fell into temptation!
And if you think that you can judge,
well - I'm here to say you surely can NOT!
You and I are not any better than Adam and Eve!
We become entangled with sin every single day!
I don’t care how righteous you think you are!
“You will not certainly die,”
the serpent said to the woman.
“For God knows that when you eat
from it your eyes will be opened,
and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.”
And this where Satan begins
to twist the truth!
He knew exactly what he was doing!
He knew that anything not attached
to God’s Word is completely evil.
And yet, his sole desire
was to put humans in a position to surely die!
“When the woman saw
that the fruit of the tree was good
for food and pleasing to the eye,
and also desirable for gaining wisdom,
she took some and ate it.
She also gave some to her husband,
who was with her, and he ate it.”
The women immediately experienced temptation.
The fruit of tree became tempting, and she ate it.
Here’s the interesting thing -
Adam was standing right next to her,
and yet, he did not protect her.
He did not tell the serpent to stand back
or go away!
He let the serpent approach her,
entice her, and thus,
Adam fell into the same old trap!
“Then the eyes of both of them
were opened, and they realized they were naked;
so they sewed fig leaves together
and made coverings for themselves.”
I always found this last verse
an interesting passage.
When Adam and Eve fell into sin,
their eyes opened
and their thoughts, feelings,
perspectives and behaviors changed.
They felt shame, and they thought
their nakedness was bad,
so they hid behind fig leaves.
This reminds me of the story
of the barren fig tree,
where Jesus was very hungry
and saw a fig tree with leaves
growing out of season.
When he approached
he hoped for some fruit, but it was barren.
All humans exist in sin; for sin make up
the very world we live in.
No human is without sin.
And yet, people hide behind leaves all the time.
They make excuses,
create defenses and rationalize.
They do all these things
instead of standing vulnerable
before God, and repenting.
God sees the serpent lurking inside you and me.
He has x-ray vision, and He knows
the intent of your heart!
If it has not happened yet,
it is time to repent and turn back to God.
We must submit and bow before Him -
before it is too late.


Plastic Surgeon Tells All About New "Gummy Bear" Breast Implants
FDA Approves New Silicone-Gel Implants
The Food and Drug Administration approved a new silicone gel breast implant last week after seven years of research studying 941 women. The Natrelle 410 silicone-gel implant is made by Allergan and has been highly anticipated by plastic surgeons for years. The "gummy bear" nickname comes from the implants' dense, semi-solid form due to its high-strength silicone consistency.
"The teardrop shape and gel consistency of these new implants help maintain shape and hold better position in the breast," says Dr. M. Bradley Calobrace, board-certified plastic surgeon. "The gummy bear implants offer unique advantages to saline implants as well as other silicone implants, and will give patients a more natural option."
The Natrelle 410 implants provide not only a more natural look and feel, but are also less likely to cause a rippling or wrinkling effect that is often seen with other implants. In addition, liquid-filled implants are at risk of rupturing and leaking, while the silicone-gel implants are less likely to leak and can last longer than saline implants.
"We are seeing great improvements in the plastic surgery field, and the Natrelle 410 implants are an indicator of that," continues Dr. Calobrace. "As we move towards a more natural look in breast augmentation, we are also seeing a more natural feel, and the high-strength silicone-gel implant is another big step in that direction."
If you are interested in speaking to Dr. Calobrace about this topic, please contact me directly.
About Dr. Calobrace
M. Bradley Calobrace, M.D., FACS is a board-certified, Los-Angeles-trained Kentucky plastic surgeon who established Calobrace Plastic Surgery Center in an effort to bring the latest technology and techniques in plastic surgery to the Louisville area. Dr. Calobrace is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is a member of numerous professional organizations, including the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Kentucky Society of Plastic Surgeons, and American College of Surgeons. He is a gratis clinical faculty member with the Department of Surgery at the University of Louisville and received teaching honors in 2007 for his participation in the plastic surgery residency. He was named one of Louisville's "Top Docs" and "Best of Louisville" in Louisville Magazine and has also been featured in NewBeauty magazine. For more information visit https://www.calobrace.com/.


It’s been 14 years since the world witnessed Charlie’s Angels operatives on the big screen in Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, but in 2015, Pitch Perfect 2 director Elizabeth Banks nabbed the director’s chair for a film reboot at Sony Pictures. Last year, Banks hired Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Auburn to pen the screenplay, but a new report indicates that Banks – who is also producing – has signed a new duo of writers to take a run at it.
Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard, the creators of Netflix’s cartel series Narcos, are on board to rewrite the script, and whispers about a fascinating casting rumor are currently circulating online as well. Learn more about the Charlie’s Angels reboot below.
Charlie’s Angels began as a television show in 1976 and was critically panned, but that didn’t stop it from becoming a mega hit and having a huge impact on the pop culture zeitgeist at the time, including launching actress Farah Fawcett to sex symbol status. But a younger generation knows it for the 2000 film adaptation and its 2003 sequel, which featured three former LAPD members (Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu, and Drew Barrymore) who, along with their male sidekick Bosley, solved cases for a mysterious man named Charlie.
The Tracking Board brings word about the reboot’s new writers, as well as the intriguing possibility about a potential new Angel. They report that at least one of the new ass-kicking heroines will be black this time around, with Hidden Figures and Moonlight star Janelle Monae “at the top of the studio’s wishlist” for one of the lead roles. The outlet stresses that this is just a rumor right now, and no offers have gone out since the script isn’t ready yet.
It’s no surprise that Sony would want to snag Monae for a high-profile role like this. Her career is clearly on the rise after her two breakout performances in last year’s Best Picture nominees (including the eventual winner), and the actress/singer/writer/model would be a killer fit for a franchise like this, should it be something she’s interested in pursuing.
McG’s film entries were bombastic exercises in style, and I have to assume that Banks is going to bring some more intelligence and comedy to the proceedings this time around. The Tracking Board claims the studio will soon give the Charlie’s Angels reboot “a prime 2019 release date,” and if that turns out to be true, expect casting talks to ramp up in the coming months.
Take a walk down memory lane with the original opening to the show and the two previous movie trailers below:
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Source: Slash Film


CVB Color - Tool for distinguishing, recognising and analysing colours
Common Vision Blox also supports the acquisition and processing of
colour images as standard with many of the CVB tools taking the colour
information into account when they are fed with colour images.
However, CVB Color is a dedicated tool for analysing, differentiating and
filtering colours using proven technology.
To realise the best performance and reliability the tool makes use of the
proven CIELAB colour model which closely matches human colour
perception. With the specific teach programme relevant user defined
colours are trained directly from sample images. The teaching process
can take place on-line or off-line with all trained information stored in a
colour classifier. In a second step the "colour search tool" is used to
search for a specific colour, or to allocate certain areas in an image to a
certain colour range. These result images can then be used as a preprocessed input image for ongoing analysis.
Includes teach programme for teaching different instances of a particular colour or colour range
Further instances of a colour can be added or removed at any time
This video shows in an easy to follow step by step explanation how to acquire
and display an image with the STEMMER IMAGING machine vision software Common
Vision Blox (CVB). This tutorial is mainly intended for beginners in CVB


Rice & Cole Boatyard and Caravan Park Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex
As a friendly family-run business, we’d also love to warmly welcome you in person very soon, at an idyllic nautical sanctuary where a personal service awaits. Look forward to getting away from it all, to an almost dream-like haven of tranquillity, where, for the helpful staff, nothing is too much trouble.
Absolutely everything you need in one place
By choosing Rice & Cole, you’re opting for the best of both worlds in a breath-taking setting far from the madding crowd. A superb ‘all mod cons’ boatyard (140 moorings) and the equally impressive adjacent Sea End Caravan Park (180 pitches for luxury holiday lodges and static caravans) in a wonderfully secluded country milieu.
But also one where a bustling yachting town, Burnham-on-Crouch, – and all that offers – is only a short stroll away.
Rice & Cole provides the perfect solution for those who own boats and would also like to own a luxury lodge or caravan — where they can live in comfort on the park and/or boat, and where a boat maintenance full service is available on site.
Something for everyone
Here, enjoy a tailored break with family and friends where you can be as energetic as you like. Or, if you simply want some low key ‘me time’ where there’s absolutely no pressure to get active, you’ve just found the ideal place to totally unwind: a blissful environment for serious (and not so serious!) yachtsman whether cruising or racing around the cans and motor boat lovers that’s perfectly situated on 12 acres in close proximity to the River Crouch in Essex ideally situated for exploring the river, other east coast estuaries with access to European destinations.
We can’t wait to welcome you here
Providing holiday home owners with a personalised experience is what we thrive on, what really sets us apart. So, enjoy taking a look around our website, then simply get in touch with us to arrange a booking. Then look forward to being made to feel special, relaxing in the comforts of your own luxury holiday lodge or caravan close to one of eastern England’s most stunning waterways.
See you soon!


LEIGH GRIFFITHS may be a daft Bhoy at times, but he won’t let Celtic down if he plays in Sunday’s Scottish Cup semi-final showdown with Sevco Rangers.
That’s the view of former Hoops and Scotland boss Gordon Strachan who backs the 27-year-old striker to produce the goods at Hampden.
Griffiths has tied scarves to goalposts and last month, following Brendan Rodgers’ side’s dramatic 3-2 win at Ibrox, waved the Irish flag from the stand as he sat among visiting fans.
But Strachan insisted: “When people talk about players improving, they often get unfairly treated. People say they’re not this and they’re not that, they’re not very clever.
“But you need to have a reasonable amount of intelligence to take things in and there’s no doubt Leigh’s taken things in from managers over the last three or four years that have made him a better player.
“He’s daft at times, but you wouldn’t change him. He’s not done me any harm when I worked with him.
“He added to the energy about the place, the humour and the fact I can watch him score wonderful goals. He’s not done any managers harm. He may do silly things, but I can’t recall anything that’s affected anyone long term.
“In terms of defending set-plays and attacking set-plays, you lose a bit of height, but in free play, when the ball goes in the box, he’s good in the air.
“You need to be brave to do that. Wee guys are likely to take a knock when you’re going up that high, so he’s come on brilliantly in that regard. Big games, they might go for power, but Griff gives you something else.
“When you play him, you’re guaranteed four shots a game, unless you’re playing someone exceptional like Barcelona.
“But in league games and Europa League games, you get four attempts at goal from him. There’s something about him, he’s sharp. Everything he does it’s quick. It’s always done quickly. You see him, he’s gone.”
Strachan also believes Rodgers and his players have performed well this season and doesn’t agree his old team have taken a backward step.
He added: “It’s not been easy this year. Moussa Dembele and Griff have been injured and last year anything that went into the box was going into the net.
“Teams have made it hard for Celtic to produce and it’s not often you get four, five or six players on fire in a season. For different reasons, it’s not materialised this year. but they’re lucky enough to have people such as Callum McGregor and James Forrest who have taken up the mantle.
“When you win things, you want even more of it and the fear of not having it keeps you going.”
Read more from Celtic Quick News …
- ‘AJER CAN BE TRUSTED,’ EX-CELT
- ‘ACCIES WIN A BIT OF A BORE,’ ADMITS HONEST RODGERS
- ‘WHY IT MUST BE CELTIC,’ LEGEND
- ‘RODGERS IS A TOP MANAGER,’ ADMITS EX-IBROX No.2
- CELTIC OPEN AT HIBS AFTER SPLIT
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Miami-Dade police are searching for a man who they said is linked to multiple commercial burglaries throughout the county.
Investigators said the thief rammed the glass door of each business with a silver Saturn View.
Once inside each business, he grabbed bottles of liquor and lottery tickets, authorities said.
Below is a list of each business targeted:
- Publix Liquors, at 9951 West Flagler St., on Nov. 28, at 12:45 a.m.
- Tropical Park Liquors, at 7971 SW 40th St., on Nov. 28, at 5:50 a.m.
- Pinero Groceries, at 2440 SW 67th Ave., Dec. 1, at 5:20 a.m.
- Publix Liquors, at 9951 West Flagler St., on Dec. 1, at 1:45 a.m.
Anyone with information about the burglaries is asked to call Detectives A. Cao at 305-471-2833 or E. Garcia at 305-471-2836.
Anonymous tips can be made by calling Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS.
This BBSNews article originally appeared on News | WPLG.


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It’s not at all unusual for news organizations to be threatened with lawsuits, but fairly unusual for one to be filed. In Duluth today, however, a hospital has filed suit against the investigative reporting of the Duluth News Tribune.
St. Luke’s Hospital has filed suit against the paper for its report on neurosurgeon Stefan Konasiewicz, who worked at the hospital from 1997 to 2008.
In May, the paper ran a series of articles alleging the hospital was ignoring the number of malpractice suits filed against the doctor:
When he moved from Duluth about three years ago, Konasiewicz left behind two dead patients, one woman paralyzed from the neck down and six others who say his treatment caused them serious physical harm.
His former employer, St. Luke’s hospital, was aware of the harm Konasiewicz was alleged to have caused and yet continued to let him practice, according to records obtained and interviews conducted by the News Tribune.
In its lawsuit, the hospital says the paper knew that the hospital “had a rigorous Quality Assurance program, that all adverse outcomes were investigated, and that St. Luke’s has always engaged in an ongoing extensive peer review program,” and that state law and the rules for participating in Medicare required the hospital to have an accredited peer review program.
“To create this false news report, Defendants intentionally and deliberately mislead sources, quoted sources out of context, and purposefully avoided information that would contradict their preconceived story,” the lawsuit alleges.
In August, the paper followed up with two more stories about the efforts of colleagues to call attention to Konasiewicz, and seemed to imply that the administration looked the other way because he was making money for the hospital that was losing it before the doctor was hired:
Peter Goldschmidt, an orthopedic surgeon who shared patients with Konasiewicz as part of St. Luke’s trauma team, said he saw so many complications and adverse outcomes from his colleague that in the early 2000s he brought his concerns directly to St. Luke’s senior administration. People he addressed, he said, included CEO and President John Strange, Vice President of Clinics Sandra Barkley and Chief Nursing Officer JoAnn Hoag. He said he also spoke about Konasiewicz with the then-chair of St. Luke’s board, Wells McGiffert.
“I thought something had to be done because of the unacceptably high complication rate,” said Goldschmidt, who has worked in Duluth since 1994 with Orthopedic Associates, an independent practice that works with St. Luke’s. “Nothing seemed to change in (Konasiewicz’s practice). And I never received any follow-up.”
In an interview on Friday, Strange, who has been CEO of St. Luke’s since 1996, said the responsibility for taking any action against Konasiewicz lay with St. Luke’s doctors.
Strange said concerns that are brought to him or other administrators about any doctor are taken to the hospital’s medical executive committee, which is composed mostly of physicians and has the ability to discipline doctors or restrict their privileges. Strange said he is on the committee but does not have a vote.
“I’m not a physician,” Strange said. “Some of that stuff is so technical. I’m not in a position to make a judgment on whether or not something was good care.”
In its suit, the hospital said the critic of Konasiewicz quoted in the story, Peter Goldschmidt, worked for a company that was in “competition with St. Luke’s,” and that his statement was false. It also said had Goldschmidt raised his concerns with the hospital, it would have been required to investigate them.
The story that seems to be at the heart of the lawsuit was filed just as a negligence trial was starting in Stillwater, filed by a man who alleged a brain biopsy performed by Dr. Konasiewicz led to seizures, severe cerebral dysfunction and brain injuries. A week or so later, a jury cleared Konasiewicz.
This afternoon, the hospital issued this statement:
The false statements about St. Luke’s published by the Duluth News Tribune are unacceptable. This defamation lawsuit was brought because our patients, dedicated staff, and community deserve to know the truth and not be misled and misinformed by these false reports.
St. Luke’s is deeply disappointed in the Duluth News Tribune’s tactics to produce its false and defamatory reports. Patient safety and quality healthcare is our top priority at St. Luke’s. We are committed to making the truth known, to the extent allowed by law, particularly when it concerns the quality of care we provide our patients.
Notwithstanding the false and defamatory reports by the Duluth News Tribune, we are gratified by the numerous expressions of support that we receive everyday from our patients, staff and community.
In his statement, News Tribune Publisher Ken Browall said: “The stories portrayed what is unquestionably a matter of public safety and concern. We look forward to proceeding to court and the dismissal of this unwarranted complaint.”


In most movies, the villain starts off as a bad guy and remains a bad guy. That’s fine, but in bad movies, the hero also never changes. In good movies, the hero does change, but in “Thor,” both the hero and villain change, which makes the story even more interesting.
Think of a movie like “Star Wars” or “Die Hard” where the villain starts off bad and drives the whole story. The trap with such a villain is that the villain risks becoming a cardboard, one-dimensional character, much like the mustache-twirling villain parodied in bad movies.
A movie can survive an unchanging villain, but it certainly can’t survive an unchanging hero. “Thor” makes an impressive story by making both the hero and villain change right before our eyes.
First, the hero is Thor, the God of Thunder. Initially, Thor is an arrogant, stubborn character who gets banished to Earth to learn humility by losing his powers. Over the course of meeting the other characters, he gradually learns humility and thus earns the right to wield his hammer again.
Thor is a classic example of a hero stuck in a dead end world of his own making through his own character flaw, then learning to overcome that flaw in order to defeat a villain. Your hero must essentially dig his own grave at the beginning of your story.
What makes “Thor” extremely interesting is how Loki, the villain, also changes. Initially, Loki is friendly with Thor, but when Loki finds out that his father lied to him about his true origin, Loki gets angry and this revelation motivates his change into the complete villain.
Initially, Loki was simply having fun opposing Thor, but by the end of the story, he’s angry enough to want to kill Thor. Yet, we can see how Loki has changed from beginning to end, which makes his motivation as a villain believable and fascinating. Loki isn’t a one-dimensional character, but a fully formed character who we can actually sympathize with, despite not agreeing with his actions.
Although “Thor” is a surprisingly good movie, it’s easy to overlook this crucial element for why “Thor” is so good. It’s not only because the hero changes and learns, but also because we can see the villain change and grow, which is something rarely seen except in the best movies like “Citizen Kane” or “Casablanca.” Even a classic like “It’s a Wonderful Life” doesn’t show us how the villain changes, yet a superhero movie like “Thor” does.
Watch “Thor” for both its entertainment value and its excellent character development. You may never see a superhero movie, or any movie, with such skillful structure any time soon.


I don't think that's true at all..
But what isn't fun, is making sacrifices all over xmas to save up for one, to then have it knocked back to a completely unknown date and price all the while more and more negative news coming.. I can't wait for just how shocking the battery life is going to be. Because something smells rotten in Denmark to me..
I for one was hoping to make this my hobby dev replacement.. it's no trouble popping a full size kb, mouse and monitor, it has all that covered.. but you get the benefit of being able to take it with you for use in other areas. But looks like I got that wrong also, seems I got it all wrong. Ha. I'll entertain myself with a RaspberryPI for the summer instead whilst I watch with anticipation how this fiasco unfolds.
The news is being reported as negative, but the reality is something else entirely. There's nothing here that we didn't know, or couldn't have figured out, and it's only "negative" if you spin it that way.
The Surface Pro isn't a typical "tablet" like the iPad or Nexus devices. It has a tablet form factor, but has much more in common with ultrabooks/laptops than it does tablets. That was always a known fact. As such, all this hoopla about the space taken up by the OS, installed apps and the recovery partition should have been known information all the way back to the day the Surface was announced. It's only negative if you spin it that way, because, again, we've not considered it negative for the past 10 years!
I don't see how any of this information makes you conclude you got anything wrong. The Surface should work just as well for a "hobby dev replacement" as any ultrabook/laptop with the same size HD would have (the only difference is that the screen is smaller than most ultrabook/laptops, but you always knew that). Me, I'm still going to use a 128GB Windows 8 Pro tablet/hybrid as my next device, on which I plan to do development work. I know the trade offs I'm making with that decision, and I'm fine with them. Other's won't be... but nothing has changed with the recent announcements to make you switch from "I thought" to "I can't".


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London has some great venues for classical music - the Royal Festival Hall being my own favourite. The music is its own reward but it is also great to meet some like-minded people before a concert, and/or after, for a drink and a chat. The format is simple - show up in a corner of the bar from 30 minutes before and immediately after the event, lubricated as you feel appropriate. Find your kindred spirits and interact.
If we ever require a recognition signal in a crowded place, then displaying the QRcode for this page (our present group photo, till we have something with people) should serve the purpose.
I see this as a way to add some conversation with like-minded people to the pleasure of attending a concert. Having decided to attend a concert, why not list it as an event here? Then if several of us are attending, we can get together, if we like. Simple :)


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We take a quick look at some of the players that we saw on Saturday at the Freedom Sportsplex Tournament here in Fayetteville, NC. Although it was a smaller tournament, there was a nice amount of under the radar players, as well as a few names that you know.
Jesus Peace 17U Arshon King: A player that we have seen quite a bit this season, he can score the ball at a very high rate, and there was no difference on Saturday. Even though he was playing with a team that he hasn’t played with a ton of times, he got it done on both ends in blowout fashion. Speaking with him after the tournament he is still deciding between quite a few schools with most of them being JC programs.
Fayetteville Spurs Guard Alijah Miles: His up-tempo style of play helped his teams success throughout the day, he got into the paint at a nice rate and forced some players into turnovers. Offensively when he attacked he was able to finish well in traffic around taller defenders.
Jesus Peace 17U Forward Aireus Byrd: The big man was a beast on the boards as well blocking and altering shots at a nice rate. When he caught the ball on the block he was efficient and made the correct plays when he needed to pass the ball outside of the post.
NC Dreamchasers 2019 Guard Matthew O’Connor: One of the best guards that we saw on the day, he enjoyed success when breaking down the defense as well as finding teammates and making the correct pass. Although he has the ability to shoot he looks to get his teammates involved earlier and often , very impressive showing from this young man.
NC Dreamchasers 2019 Guard Jalen Thomas: In the game we watched he went for 35 points, he scored from all over the floor and was highly efficient. The crazy part of his performance may have been the fact that he didn’t even have a jersey, so he was the player dominating the game in a plain blue shirt.


As of 2000, at least 171 million people world wide had some form of diabetes. That is 2.8% of the world population. In the United States, Type 2 diabetes is the most common for of diabetes.
There are three main types of diabetes:
Type One Diabetes is when a body fails to produce insulin and requires the person to have insulin injections.
Type Two Diabetes is a condition which cells fail to use insulin properly. Sometimes there is an absolute insulin deficiency. This condition may be controlled by medication.
The third type is Gestational Diabetes. This occurs in pregnant women who have never had diabetes before but have high blood glucose levels during pregnancy.
Pre-diabetes is the condition that occurs when a person’s blood glucose levels are higher then normal but not in the diabetes range.
There are other types of diabetes including congenital diabetes which is due to a genetic defect of insulin secretion. Also, cystic fibrosis related to diabetes and steroid diabetes induced by high does of glucocorticoids.
You are at a greater risk of Type Two Diabetes, if you are over 45 years old. If you have a family history of diabetes. If you are over weight and / or do not exercise regularly. You are at an increased risk if you have low HDL Cholesterol, high triglycerides or high blood pressure. If you had gestational diabetes during pregnancy. Also, you are at a greater risk if you have impaired glucose tolerance.
All forms of diabetes have been treatable since insulin became available in 1921. Neither Type 1 & 2 diabetes are chronic conditions and usually can not be cured.
Symptoms of diabetes are frequent urination, increased thirst or hunger. Symptoms may develop rapidly in Type One Diabetes. With Type Two Diabetes symptoms develop slower and more subtle, sometimes no symptoms at all.
If you have prolonged untreated high blood glucose, it can lead to changes in the shape of the eye lenses causing vision changes. Blurred vision is a common complaint that leads to a Type One Diabetes diagnosis.
A common symptom that will lead to a Type Two Diabetes diagnosis is dehydration. Not everyone who is dehydrated has diabetes. It often happens when someone is drinking extreme amounts of sugar drinks, like soda. This can cause a cycle of water loss resulting in a high glucose readings.
You can prevent or delay type two diabetes through a healthy lifestyle. A healthy lifestyle should include a balanced diet, physical activity and maintaining a healthy weight.
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In Senior Legion Baseball today, the First State Bank Seniors will play in the Elkhorn Tournament. Action begins today and runs through Sunday.
The Blair Senior Legion Baseball team plays a doubleheader at South Sioux City tonight. Game one begins at 6pm.
D.C.B.L. Schedule for Today: July 5th
North Bend Grasshoppers @ Blair Dawgs 7:30pm Blair – Veterans Memorial Park
West Point Bombers @ Pender Meadowlarks 7:30pm Dave Nitzschke Field – Pender
Scribner Hogs @ Leigh/Schuyler Crawdads 7:30pm Merchant Park – Schuyler
MLB on Walnut Radio
KC Royals: CLE- 3, KCR-2; vs. BOS- Friday at 7:15pm on KBLR – Real Country 97.3
The Kansas City Royals announced yesterday that they have agreed to terms with right-handed pitcher Brady Singer, the club’s first-round selection (18th overall) in the 2018 First-Year Player Draft. Per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Singer, 21, was named the 2018 Dick Howser Trophy recipient (top player in college baseball) as well as Baseball America College Player of the Year this season, going 12-3 with a 2.55 ERA (32 ER in 113.0 IP) with 114 strikeouts during his junior season at the University of Florida. The righty was also one of four finalists for the Golden Spikes Award and was named Southeastern Conference (SEC) Pitcher of the Year. He recorded 7.0 innings or more in 11 of his 17 starts, including his first career shutout on May 4 at Texas A&M. Singer completed his college career with a 23-10 record, a 3.22 ERA (101 ER in 282.2 IP) and 281 strikeouts. He was also named All-SEC Second Team, College World Series All-Tournament Team and SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2017, helping the Gators win their first National Championship in baseball.
Chicago Cubs: CHC-5, DET-2; vs. CIN- Friday at 1:20 on Boomer 1940/104.1
Omaha Storm Chasers
Jon Dziedzic held the PCL’s best team scoreless for 7 innings, and after Memphis tied it in the 9th, the Storm Chasers prevailed in 12 innings by a 2-1 count on Wednesday night at AutoZone Park.
The Storm Chasers (39-45) will continue the series in Memphis this evening at 7:05. Omaha’s starter is to be determined, while the Redbirds will send RHP Jake Woodford (0-1, 5.00) to the mound.
The Lincoln Saltdogs mustered just five hits against Wichita Wingnuts starter Charlie Gillies and fell 8-1 on Wednesday night at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium.
Wichita (25-19) earned the win to set up the rubber match on Thursday. The Saltdogs (26-17) were 4-0 against the Wingnuts before the loss. Gillies earned the win by lasting eight innings and giving up just one unearned run and striking out a season-high 11 batters. Tyler Herron was charged with the loss for his third straight start.
The Saltdogs look to clinch the series win with a victory tonight. First pitch is at 7:05 PM.


The Duggar Debate
I hadn’t necessarily planned to use my blog as a soap box for anything (other than God’s grace), but I’m going to go a little controversial and jump on up there. The heated debate that sparks up every time the Duggars announce that they’re once again expecting always makes me a little feisty and this time it has more than ever. I think it’s because I’m carrying Elizabeth Grace—and never before has an unborn life seemed as precious and sacred. So as I read through comments about Duggar number twenty being on the way at people.com, Babycenter and Facebook—everything from the harmless jabs, to the downright horrid vitriol—I decided I’d get my two cents in as well.
First off, I just have to say it: why the surprise, people? If there’s one thing Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar are crystal clear and extremely vocal about it’s their views on child bearing and the use of contraceptives. They’re a quiverfull family and will not do anything to prevent pregnancy. Ever. It doesn’t matter if Michelle had preeclampsia and delivered her last baby at 25 weeks gestation, or if she’s forty-five years old, or if she already has two grandchildren. They believe that God should have complete control over their reproduction practices and will not stop having children until it is a physical impossibility. Whether or not you or I or anyone else agrees with this stance doesn’t make any difference to them. It’s their conviction. It’s their right. Please don’t be shocked if they have more after this. If it’s possible, I promise you, they will!
And while I don’t necessarily agree with everything the Duggars believe I have to admit: they’re loving parents who are raising well-rounded and respectful children…and they’re debt free to boot. That’s gotta be worth a little street cred. Not to mention, they’re my brother and sister in Christ and I feel like they get enough criticism from everyone else. Speaking of, I have no doubt that their loudest opposition—those who scream that they’re crazy and irresponsible and how dare they have twenty children when all the world’s water is drying up?!—are mostly likely pro-choice. The same people who staunchly support a woman’s “right to choose” somehow become positively irate when that woman chooses to have as many children as the Lord would bless her with. Oh, if they could see the irony.
And here’s the biggest thing for me–our culture’s view of children in general is really messed up. Kids aren’t seen as a heritage from the Lord and parents certainly aren’t bringing them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. People (even some in Christian culture) become judgmental and cruel if a couple chooses to have more than 3 or 4 or 5 or “X” amount of kids. In a day and age when the average American household has no more than 2.5 children, both parents work full-time and the accumulation of “stuff” seems to be the goal in life, I find the Duggars’ lifestyle refreshing. I’m not planning on having twenty kids, but I won’t be disparaging of the family who does and can do it well. Congratulations Jim Bob, Michelle and family!


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