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Teresa Finnern

Unido: 21.jul.2017 Última actividad: 18.oct.2020

I have a PhD in Ecology from the University of Michigan. I relocated to Southern California in 2004, and I currently teach several courses at our local community college, including Field Botany and Ecology. I also manage the SoCal Botany and Birds page on Facebook.

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Miracle Morales

Between Leo’s accident, a rough pregnancy, and the exhaustion of the first year of being parents, I feel like I’ve lost the last 2 years of my life.  Lol! I also realized that I hadn’t written out the story of our miracle.

It’s long, but worth the read!  Even as I’m typing this out, it isn’t lost on me that some of the characters in this story were people God used to bring other seasons of my life full-circle in HIS story of redemption.

For those of you who have known us for a while, you know that I had quite a few years when I struggled with my health.  As soon as we were married, we took the “we’ll trust God” approach with growing our family, and didn’t really use any measures to prevent it from happening.

After a while, we knew something was wrong.

After finally seeing a fertility specialist here once we go to the States, we got some heartbreaking news:  I probably wouldn’t be able to get pregnant.  He said “we could pump you full of hormones and try, but if I were you, I’d think about just saving my money.”  We were determined to do something, but the day I went in for another check-up, the doctor found yet another cyst on my ovaries and said that there was nothing he could do.

That was in 2014, right around when we got Canela.

Our marriage had been through some hard times before, but nothing like that year.  I felt so guilty, so ashamed, so sorry that Leo had married me.  I knew he would be an amazing dad, and I felt like I was holding him back from something he was made to do.

We had to take an honest look at each other and ask

“Am I enough for you?”

“Are we enough for each other?”

“If it is just the two of us for the rest of our lives, will we be ok?”

We had to die to the idea of being parents.

Sidenote: Yes, adoption is an option for most couples, but this is before Leo was able to become a citizen, and we knew we weren’t in the place to even try to adopt or foster.

Fast forward 2 years to the accident.  Leo had taken a brave step to quit his job so he could focus on his ministry and music full-time, and 2 days later falls and shatters his elbow.

Our dog was about to have puppies.

It was crazy!

As people were coming over to our house to pray for Leo’s healing, a few of them bluntly said

“I feel like Jesus not only wants to heal Leo, but wants to heal you, too”.

Not just one person… but a few!

*I have had MANY people pray for me over the years… hands on my belly, crying out to Jesus kinds of prayers… “seeing- us-with-a-crib” kind of prayers… and I had honestly not really put any stock in prayers for a baby for a LONG time… but this time was different.

Leo’s mom had come to visit and celebrate Leo’s citizenship ceremony with us, and in the stress of it all, I went off the rails with my diet.  (I had completely changed my eating habits after the news of our infertility to try to help keep my hormones balanced).  I had another bout with a cyst and anemia that about took me down for a while.  The worst days of bleeding, I was in a dear friend’s wedding, or else I would’ve gone to the hospital.

It didn’t feel like God had heard any of the prayers that I was finally willing to let others pray.

In desperation, I found a Groupon for acupuncture.  I was willing to try anything to get my hormones and cycle back on track. And, just as God would have it, the precious acupuncturist is a Chinese Christian who goes to Vineyard!  She spoke life over my body, almost prophesying as I laid there on her table for 6 sessions over the few weeks.  My period finally stopped.  I was so grateful!

I had also made an appointment at my OB’s office to see if they could figure out what was going on.  I remember going in, and having the ultrasound tech look at everything.  I hadn’t seen my ovaries since the fertility doc, and all I remember then was seeing the cyst.  This time was different, however.  This time, instead of cysts, my ovaries were full of follicles.  I mean, I had never seen that with all the different ultrasounds over the years!  The tech said

“I don’t know… everything looks perfectly healthy and normal.”

I laughed.  I had never heard that before!

In that moment, I felt the Lord say “Get ready!”.

The following week, we were having a worship and healing night at our church.  I always stand towards the back of the sanctuary, just hanging back and watching what Jesus is doing.  Leo was running sound that night, so I just sat in my own little section of chairs on the main floor in the back.

I remember seeing a precious Indian family up in the next section.  During the ministry time, I walked over and offered to pray for them.  They were grateful, and Jesus really moved!  After I was done, the woman looked at me and said

“While we were worshipping, I saw you in the corner.  The Lord told me that you were going to come pray for me, and that I need to pray for you to have a baby.”

Uh… what?!  Ok.

She went on to say “Do you mind if I pray for you in my native language?”

She poured out her heart to God on my behalf for what seemed like 30 minutes.  It was beautiful.  I felt something break off of me, and there was so much peace!

2 days later we left for Colombia for a month.

We got back from our vacation, and while Leo was leading worship at church, I was home.  I decided to take a pregnancy test, since I hadn’t had my period since the bleeding episode almost 2 months before.

It was positive.

I can’t tell you how many tests I’ve taken.

This was the first one that was ever positive.

I was sitting in the bathroom, shaking.  I doubted the test.  I took another one.  Positive.  I thought that maybe it was just that brand, so I took another one that used words instead of symbols.

I cried.  I debated calling my best friend, but decided that I should wait to tell Leo first.

But how?

On one of our more hopeful trips to Colombia, we had purchased a baby-sized Colombian soccer jersey.  We kept it out until I couldn’t look at it anymore, and I buried it in a dresser drawer.

It took a while to remember, but I found the little jersey, and wrapped the pregnancy tests up in it.

When Leo got home, I presented it to him.

“What is this?” He asked?

“I think we’re going to have a baby!” I cried.

We laughed and cried all night!

The next day was Friday, and I called the OB’s office to schedule a blood test and another ultrasound.

They were able to get me in right away for the blood test, and confirmed that I was, indeed, pregnant.

We saw my parents that weekend, for the first time since we had been back from Colombia.

My mom pulled me aside and asked

“Honey, were you in a place where you could foster or adopt any kids?”

“No, why?” I replied

“I had an incredible, tangible experience with the Lord, where I felt Him tell me that you were going to meet your child in Colombia.”

Because of all the pain we’d experienced, we didn’t really include our parents in any of our infertility journey… we didn’t want to cause them pain as well… and we had lost  previous pregnancies (that we found out about after the fact) that we also hadn’t included them in on, so I wasn’t really ready to share.

So, I just kept sipping my water, and without looking at my mom said

“Nope, we weren’t doing any ministry with kids this time.”

She slowly replied “That is so weird.  It was such an intense experience, and I just prayed for you everyday you were there.”

When we had the ultrasound that following week and heard the little heartbeat, we called both sets of parents to share the news and to ask for prayer.

I told my mom “We didn’t meet our baby in Colombia, but it looks like we made it there.”

Our little miracle baby was “made in Colombia” and due on the 4th of July.

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When you fall, sometimes it takes a village to pick you back up.

The past few months in the Morales house have been a testament to community, faith and the strength that only comes from Jesus.

We didn’t post much of what had been going on, but now that things are finally looking up, I thought I’d share.

May 13th: Leo took a brave and valiant move (after much prayer) and quit his job at Guitar Center in order to focus more on ministry and his business. (shameless plug: http://www.leonardo-morales.com)

May 16th: Leo was working on our basement remodel, fell off of a step-ladder and fractured his right elbow.

May 18th: Our dog, Canela, gave birth to 5 puppies

May 19th: Leo had extensive surgery on his elbow to repair the damage

The rest of May: an absolute blur.

Most of June and July: a blur

August 10th: Leo’s US citizenship ceremony

Now, here we are at the end of August!

We have now called the summer of 2016 “The summer of recovery, citizenship and puppies”.

Here’s the deal:

There is absolutely no way that we would’ve made it through the first 2 weeks, let alone the months afterwards without friends and family.

We’ve had people bring us meals (it didn’t hurt that Canela had such cute puppies to visit/hold), bring us urgent medicine or food, help finish the recording studio, do yard work, organize our basement, and just be emotional/spiritual support all throughout this process.

As Leo walked in for his 3-month appointment, the doctors were astonished.  They have NEVER seen anyone heal so quickly after such an intense fracture.

Leo jokes around that he plays guitar even better now than he did before, and proudly shows his “ironman” picture of the screws that were put in his elbow.  We know we are blessed and fortunate that it turned out this way!

We didn’t post anything about it on Facebook because we didn’t want his family in Colombia to worry.  They were dealing with their own hard situations, and didn’t need to know that Leo was having such a hard time.

But, right before his mom came for his citizenship ceremony, he told her over the phone.  She said she felt that there was something going on, and just prayed for us.

What is amazing to me is that we would’ve probably never had this many conversations with people in our lives without this accident.  Life here in the US is so rushed, so compartmentalized, and so shallow at times.  When people would come over, it seemed that conversations lingered.  Testimonies about hard times were shared, and our faith was strengthened.

When we let people into our mess (and there was a whole lot of it!), we realized that we really weren’t alone.  This world, as much as it feels like it’s “every man for himself”, is much better lived in community… when one falls, we all rally around to pick him/her up off the ground.

We are so grateful!

The day before Leo’s surgery was a Wednesday.  It is the only day I teach outside the home, with 7 neighbor-kids all in a cute suburb.  I asked Leo before I left

“Are you sure you want me to leave you here alone?”

His response: “One of us has to keep working!”.

So, with that, I got in the car and headed towards my first student’s house.  On the way, I called a dear friend from our small group and let her know that Leo would be having surgery the next day, and to just pass the word along to pray.  She suggested that maybe instead of the group meeting at her house, they would all come over to ours to pray, worship and bring us food.  I was so grateful!

I got through my first 2 lessons with no problem, but all of a sudden, during my 3rd lesson, I got a panicked call from Leo.

“Nena!  Canela is having her puppies!”.

What?!?!  Of course… the only day I’m not either at home, or 5 minutes from home.

“Do you want me to come home??” (I had whelped pups before, but Leo’s only experience was watching the YouTube videos in preparation.).

“No, I think I can do it.”

It turns out that Leo also decided not to cancel a guitar lesson, so he put Canela outside while he taught (I would’ve paid money to watch him teach while high on the drugs they gave him… lol!).

When he went to let her in, he couldn’t find her.  She didn’t come running to him like she normally does.  He found her in her favorite spot under our hammock, in a pile of leaves that hadn’t been cleaned up from the winter.  One puppy was already out.

We had a box for her all ready to go in the kitchen, so Leo had to drag it- with his good arm- out to the back patio, reach for the puppy that had already been born, and get Canela in the box.

About every 20 minutes or so, he’d send me another pic or video.  She was such a pro!  He even had time to set up the ipad to record the birth out on the back patio.

I called another friend who loves Canela and really wanted to be there for the birth, and she headed right over to be with them.

Again, I kept asking “Do you need me to come home?”  Leo always answered the same way: “One of us needs to keep working!” So, I kept plugging away at my lessons, finished and got home with just 15 minutes to spare before people started coming over.  Canela birthed the last puppy just as I was walking in the door. It was beautiful.  She did an amazing job!

I had just a few minutes to clean the kitchen and living room, try to organize space for 12 people, and make sure that Canela was doing well before people started arriving.

It was crazy! (But when, in our lives have things like this never been crazy?).

Worship that night was so beautiful.  We will remember that evening for possibly the rest of our lives.  We were overwhelmed with so many things, and to have our dearest friends over to pray for and encourage us, lifting up the name of Jesus in the middle of our situation… that was priceless!

The puppies were born into a house of worship, and the peace that we all felt was tangible.

The accident

A good friend had been over all day helping Leo move a wall in our basement; and although our friend had to leave for the night, Leo was driven and wanted to get the ceiling torn out.

I was up in the living room trying to finish up a project for the day when I heard a loud crash, and “NENA!!!” Canela and I immediately ran downstairs, turned the corner into the room he had been working in and saw him laying on the ground, holding his right elbow.  Canela immediately jumps on him, causing him to scream out.

“I think I dislocated my elbow”.

I carefully stepped around the broken bits of drywall that he was laying on and saw a dislocated elbow for the first time in my life.

I froze.

My sister is an over-night nurse at a local ER, so as soon as I could get my thoughts together, I ran back upstairs to get my phone to call her.

She didn’t answer, but I quickly fired out a text and found out that she wasn’t on that night.

My mind was racing…

Should I move him?

Should we call an ambulance?

Can we afford an ambulance?

I asked “Do you think I can get you up?”

“Carefully, please.  I am in a lot of pain.”

I ran back upstairs to get my shoes so I wouldn’t step on any nails in the drywall rubble.

I’m grateful that I am strong and that Leo is light, as I got him on his feet ok, and then helped him get upstairs.

I quickly ran back down because we had taken out the windows of our split-level basement so the guys could easily put the new drywall in through that space instead of winding down all the stairs and tight corners to get into the basement.

We don’t live in the ghetto, but leaving a hole in our house with recording equipment and a myriad of expensive instruments didn’t sit well with me.

I tried to put the windows in myself, but I was shaking and couldn’t concentrate.

“NENA!  What are you doing? We need to go!!!”

“I need to put these windows in!”

“NO! I am in so much pain, we need to get to the ER.”

I carefully get Leo into the car, start on our way to the ER and then call my neighbor.  No answer.  Call again. No answer.

I call my boss, who lives just 5 minutes away.

He says he can come.

The neighbor calls back to see if everything is ok.

While I’m on the phone with her, I miss the turn for the ER, and have to make a u-turn up the road a bit.  Leo is getting more and more frustrated with me.

I swear he felt every single bump on the road in the 3 miles from our house to the hospital.  I tried to drive carefully, yet quickly.  It wasn’t easy… he would wince each time there was even the slightest variance in the road.

We arrived, and immediately the staff recognized me as Leslie’s sister.  We look a lot alike, and I’d been there the year before for a few nights with a friend.

They got us into a room, and immediately gave Leo some drugs to ease his pain.  The results of the x-ray showed that it, indeed, was dislocated… and that they’d need to “reduce” it.  I guess “relocation” wasn’t the correct word.  Imagine that. Lol!

They explained that the best way to do this is to give him a drug that would knock him out for 7 minutes.  They started telling me all the risks… his heart could stop, he could stop breathing, etc.  I quickly texted my sister:  how often did people die in the process of getting their arm relocated?

“Don’t worry about that.  If anything happens, we know what to do.” her text said. “But I would recommend you not be in there when they do the procedure.  It’s not an easily-forgettable sound”.

We signed the papers, and the guys all came in to do the procedure.  I told Leo that Leslie recommended I step out of the room.

“You’re not going to be in here?!?” He asked with a panicked look in his eyes.

“Ok.  I guess I’ll be here.”  I put my hand on his left arm, and stood by his side. As they pumped the milky white liquid into his arm, he looked into my eyes.

“No importa lo que pasa.  Te amo.  Tu eres mi mejor aventura.  Te amo con todo mi corazon.”

And he slumped down. The doctors checked to make sure he was out, got into place and quickly slid his elbow back into place… without a sound.

As he started waking up, he was speaking… at first I wasn’t sure if he was speaking in tongues, as I couldn’t understand a word.

And then, he started making sense, in English.

“Our bodies are so fragile, our lives are so fragile.  We are so fragile. We have to let Jesus take the wheel.  JESUS, take the wheel!  Jesus take the wheel!”

The entire staff in the room started cracking up.  This Colombian man was quoting a Carrie Underwood song as he was coming out of anesthesia.  I wish I would’ve recorded it!

My dad showed up shortly afterwards and was with us while they put Leo back together.  The nurse recommended that we get in touch with an orthopedic surgeon a.s.a.p. They gave Leo good drugs, and we were on our way home.

The next morning, we called around and were able to get in to OrthoNeuro the very next day, 8am.  We took it easy all day, and then I had to go to work later (ie. run a rehearsal for the International Festival) that evening.  The band all took time to pray for Leo’s healing and strength; and our rehearsal was the best yet.

We arrived at the Orthopedic surgeon’s office, hopeful that he would say there were just torn ligaments/muscles, and that surgery wouldn’t be necessary.  However, that’s not what ended up happening.

Shortly after the surgeon entered and introduced himself, he said something like “Well, this is one of the worst cases I’ve seen.  You did the tri-fecta of bone breakage in your elbow.  You need surgery.  Tomorrow.”

Leo almost passed out on the table he was sitting on.  He laid down right away and the surgeon explained that his radial head was broken, amongst other things.  The surgery would try to put whatever bone pieces back together using screws, and we would see how that would work.

We expressed the importance of Leo’s elbow as a guitar player.  The surgeon confirmed that even with the surgery, it could take a year to fully recover.  We drove home in silence, praying in our hearts that it wouldn’t take that long.

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Stock Market Or Real Estate?

FrankesteinFrankestein Members Posts: 4
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Hello guys.
What do you think is more better to invest in "Real Estate Market or Stock Market"??
Because I have heard that there is equal ratio of profit and loss in stock market while in Real Estate you always get profitable return on your investment..!!

  • DaFifthElementDaFifthElement Members Posts: 4,764 ✭✭✭
    I do both but most of it is invested in Real Estate.

    Do not sleep on those Government Bonds either.........
  • DakariDakari Members Posts: 9,387 ✭✭✭
    im tryna get a start on the stock market. lol @ build-a-bear.
  • YC11YC11 Members Posts: 891 ✭✭✭✭
    Real estate, nowhere to go but up... buy land, 🤬 doesn`t make more of them.

    Stock market on the other hand, profit is infinite, but it`s volatile and dangerous. Can ruin your life for good... much like gambling, and that is even IF you are an expert.
  • DonnieCDonnieC Members Posts: 13
    Stock Market is the faster earner, ofcourse expertise is a plus but you don't need to have much of a clue when you know a company is going up or down...see what's on the verge of a major trend and you'll see some chi-ching in no time..
  • $MoneyMakinMF$$MoneyMakinMF$ Members Posts: 75
    better off finding a cali plug & gettin some kush sent to u
  • matthsnmatthsn Members Posts: 30
    Real Estate Market is the best...investment is in your hands..and it will give you profits..no matter what..sooner or later. Stock market is very risky..nothing is in your hands..
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    Wish I had the doe to get into real estate smh
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Question asked by VRFuser on Jun 16, 1998
send q VRF-Program_Debug vrf

from: Greg Goebel / HP-MXD / 800-452-4844
to:   VRF-David Pasley
date: Wednesday, 17 June 1998 1409 MDT

> From: David Paslay <>
> I am stumped trying to debug this program. Basically I have a function that
> calls each instruments self test function and returns an array of error
> codes. When all of the instruments pass it works but when one fails the flow
> stops at the if/then/else and does not gate on my results. I included both
> the originals which no one could run unless they had the same hardware
> config, and a modified one that can be stepped through.
>  <<SFT.VEE>>
> Thanks for any help,
> Dave Paslay

On printing out and inspecting the program, may I suggest that there may be
techniques for writing VEE programs that might be more readily understood
and debugged.  Please see the VEE Notebook on the FTP site:

   -> MXD PC Products
   -> VEE
   -> VEE Notebook -> see sections [12.0], [15.4] in particular

[<>] regards -- gvg


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Printing Bugs

Question asked by VRFuser on Feb 17, 1999
As long as we're on the subject...

We've found that printing to a printer connected to FILE: does not work
correctly for an HP 720C. It's been suggested that this may be a function of
how much memory is installed in the 720, although applications other than
VEE have no problem.

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Betreff: AW: VEE 7.01 patch ---Firewall -Links with "Download" inside

Hello Scott,
my link looks like this:

There are a lot of other downloads where i do not have access because of the
string display_download&session_  etc.

And one other hint:

Do you ether try to find the adn without knowing about it?
Try to go as a rookie to and use the search with the string VEE.
I did not find it ...maybe there should be a hint at the right side where
all these nice infos about dapra and VEETV are....
And update your VEE Links session , these nice things at , preciselyso and the others. They are very useful....esp. for

And one other thing- are you interested in putting an evaluation version and
/ or the VEETV on a popular magazin CD-ROM ?
There are some magazines interested here in germany i believe !

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Hi Detlef and vrf,

> Hello Scott, maybe just a problem for me alone which i can
> overcome using
> other I.Net access, but our company firewall stops all links
> with the string
> "download" inside.
> MAybe your  Webmasters may change their long links without "download"-
> string inside sometimes to a more cryptic one ?

Sorry about this. I have never heard of such a problem before.

I do not see "download" inside the link for the 7.01 patch onthat page. From
the source of the page, the link is Download .

The word "Download" is just the display text for the link, though I suppose
it's possible it gets transmitted at some time during the transaction.

Of course, this link is probably redirected to another link that may contain
"download", though I don't know how to see that in Internet Explorer. I
guess I could try to manually emulate the download with telnet or something,
but I'm not sure I know how to do that.

Where are you seeing the string "download" that's being caught by the

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Question asked by rftech3000 on May 14, 2013
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So i recently bought a N5161A for next to nothing , the box works fine ( im controlling it over LAN right now ) but i would like to have a frontpanel on the box ( so essentially a N5181A ) , I looked over the service manual and it looks the 61 and 81 are identical with the exception of the FP and the complete FP assembly is available as spare part for about $1700 which is reasonable in my view !
The big question here is , if i buy the frontpanel and swap it out will it work or are there any other changes needed to make this work ? ( firmware, configuration settings ?  )  just wanted to clarify this before i spend the $1700 for the frontpanel , dont want to spend this money just to find that it does not work !


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  1. Hey Alessio,
    Sorry I missed the night that you hosted!
    I have found that coaching from outside your own school is helpful. It keeps the focus on the development need, and away from any peformance related judgement. The growing links between teachers through forums like this, and the #addcym commmunity on TES, makes that support quite easy to come by.
    I feel there is less and less of a role for LEA advisors, or 'experts'. Through open conversations about innovation and development in the often intimidating field of technology in education, teachers are best placed to offer coaching to one another. After all, we all have our strengths, and we all have something to offer.
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Ekelar unspoken of!?

WHY? Why is Austin Ekelar not being talked about!?
He is quietly the RB9 in half PPR formats and 11th in Standard
Lindsay is floating around the 12/13 range and there are so many questions about him

Yes, the TD is definitely skewing his week 1 production but take out the TD and he still scoring around 15 points. (David Johnson’s total points WITH a TD for week 1)

Because we’ve been through this story before. His performance was entirely game script dependent. Chargers got totally blown out. He sits behind one of the top RB and one of the few remaining work horse backs in the league. Ekeler is nothing more than a scat back. In a normal game, he is hardly playable. I don’t even think rostering him is worth it.

Want to know how many snaps he played in? <30%. He’s not even a real handcuff. If Gordon goes down, I’d be willing to bet chargers go out and acquire another FA RB.

The reason why myself and others are much higher on Lindsay is because he got a tonne of carries and had equivalent snap % to Freeman which means he is actually in contention for the job. I still think Freeman leads that backfield but the split may be much more even than we thought. Also, freeman had zero involvement in the pass game and we all know booker sucks doo doo. I expect booker to be phased out of the game eventually with Lindsay taking over full passing down duties. Which makes him more game script proof than Freeman.

Ekelers production is not sustainable. I chase volume and snap counts, not fluke production.


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Jordy, Green, McCoy or Evans

Half PPR, 1st round, pick 7:
Jordy Nelson, AJ Green, Lesean McCoy, or Mike Evans? and why.

I’m also keeping Aaron Rodgers in the 4th

Definitely not Evans. I’d lean Green but only slightly. Buffalo is running out of weapons quickly and teams can stack the box. Jordy is older and there are a lot of mouths to feed there. You really can’t go wrong choosing between AJ, Shady, and Jordy.

Thanks bro

@Rob43 they stacked the box all of last year too so that point isnt valid whatsoever. He did just fine lol

With that said id go mccoy. A surefire Rb1 is valuable since Wr is much deeper this year. The td vulture in gillislee has left. Since your league is PPR, mccoy is a machine. Hes gonna catch 65+ catches and no ones better in space then him.

McCoy, Evans, Jordy, green would be my preference.

Green. Mr consistency.

The point being is that I’d prefer a box that isn’t stacked, lol. But that’s why I would give AJ the slightest edge.


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I am toying with keeping Michael Thomas (1st round keeper), Gronk (2nd round keeper), and Randall Cobb (9th round keeper). My question to you is should I keep Thomas and Gronk at their current values, or try my luck in the draft? (Note: in this league, keepers must be submitted before draft order is determined)

I have created a draft board with anticipated keepers from other teams below which may help. My team is in column 1, but again, draft order has not been determined.

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I find myself ending up with Mike Evans mid to late second round a lot in mocks. Am I valuing him too high?

Sounds about right.

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Was considering trying to work a trade for him. Juju worth sending in a dynasty or no?

Evans >>>>>> JuJu

Not even close

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Sounds right. Evans is waaaaayyyy more valuable than juju

I think Evans could win a lot of people their leagues this year. Mid to late second is a great value for a WR that has the ceiling of finishing WR 1 overall.

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Honestly, I don’t think his Ceiling is quite that high without a lot of injuries or an obscene about of TDs, but he’s certainly a potential great value.

I would do this trade, immediately. I’m not even that high on Evans cause I don’t see his targets ever getting back to what they were and he simply isn’t an efficient guy but the fact that people are even considering juju and him on the same level is insane to me.


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“No, not yet. I didn’t go into labor until 4am.”

April 14, 2009 – 4am

I’m awakened by a puddle of warm liquid gathered around me. Although unlike anything experienced in normal life, it’s familiar, as it’s exactly how I was awakened by the onset of Everest’s labor, and at the exact same time: 4am at 37 weeks. My body seems to gestate babies like clockwork. I get out of bed slowly so as not to wake up my sleeping four year old and husband and walk downstairs. My entire body is trembling, shaking with the terrifying and exhilarating awareness that I’m about to enter the fire of labor and be initiated into the dark and magnificent forest of childbirth. My second son has begun his descent, and I, too, have begun the next stage of my birth as a mother of two.

I sit on the couch downstairs huddled in a warm blanket and call my midwife. She’s the second midwife as my primary midwife is out of town. We knew there was a chance that she would miss the labor but banked on the unlikely chance that my body would deliver at 37 weeks. My body and baby had other plans. Janelle answers the phone (midwives are angels in disguise) and calms me through my chatter. I didn’t know why I was so scared. It didn’t matter why. I breathed and warmed and took great comfort in her voice. She said she would stop by in a few hours and encouraged me to go back to bed.

No sleep, of course. The beginning of a life with another baby. The end of our life as a threesome. I cried. I smiled. I gazed at Everest and drank in his small, smooth beauty, relishing these last moments as a mother of just one child. How could I possibly love another as I love my firstborn? It’s a question every mother asks as she contemplates another baby. The heart expands. I didn’t know it then, but I know it now. At the time I could only drink my own salty tears as I breathed into our ending.

I curl into the wall and call my mother. It’s 5am.

“I’m in labor,” I whisper. “Get on a plane.” She squeals with delight. The umbilical cord is never fully cut between mother and daughter. She will walk me through this. She will stand on the bricks beside her daughter as I scream those gutteral, primal screams. “Bring that sound down into your pelvis,” Janelle will say as I’m pushing my baby into the world. My mother’s face, full of love and concern and deepest faith that I can do this. She gets on a plane and within a few hours she’s at the front door.

Everest wakes up and I tell him his baby brother is on the way. What clash of emotions coursed through his little body at that moment? I’ll never know, but can only guess it was a confusing cocktail of excitement, ambivalence, jealousy, grief, joy, and an instinctual desire to protect. “I’ll start taping off the balcony,” he announced. We all had a labor project prepared to keep us occupied during the long, early hours of labor, and his was to string long strands of tape along the railings of the balcony so that his baby brother couldn’t fall through. Amidst all of their arguing, Everest still protects his little brother with a fierceness I’ve only seen amongst siblings.

We spend the day walking in our yard, eating, talking. I call my Carrie and we talk through the contractions as I walk barefoot around our flower beds and through the green grass, freshly awakened from winter’s frozen slumber. It’s a beautiful spring day. Each time a contraction arrives I stop talking and breathe. She’s been there. She knows. She breathes with me, this soul-sister who has seen me through every dark night and celebrated every glory. Everest is busy building Legos. My mom is close by. My husband is a kiss away.

My husband. How different this birth was than the first, when the entire world stopped for the forty-two hours of that labor and for three months afterward as he took paid time off from work. Our life was another story back then. And now, as Asher descends down, down, down toward the birth canal, my husband needed to work. And it was okay. My mother is here. I have a son who needs me. Our dear neighbor friend is close by to attend to Everest when I can no longer focus on him. The village is here.

The hours unfold. I become more and more tired. I don’t have the full reservoir that I had when my firstborn arrived. I’m starting on empty after four and a half years of sleep-deprived motherhood. Midwife Janelle returns around 5pm and sits on the edge of my bed. I cry. I tell her I don’t know how to be a mother of two. I tell her how scared I am. She does what any good midwife would do: she listens. She validates. She holds me. I cry it all out. She leaves. At 7:30pm, labor really begins.

Pain. They say you forget but I’ve never forgotten the pain of labor. Searing, unbearable, soul-breaking, skin-tearing, burning, please make this stop, I can’t do this, pain. I scream. I get into the birth tub. It doesn’t help. I’m crouched down low. I’m a wild woman in the African plains. I’m alone, birthing my baby. I’m not alone. These priestess-women around me. My warrior-husband at my head. I absolutely cannot do this. But I do. I push like I’m going to die. The fire. And in ten minutes my baby… “My baby… my baby… my baby…” is all I can say as they place my little brown beautiful Asher on my chest. And I cry.

“This is your last day of being four,” I tell him as he’s falling asleep. He doesn’t say a word. He’s thinking about his presents and his birthday cake and the special movie he’ll watch. Unlike his big brother who grieves at every birthday (like his mother did for so many years), Asher takes it in stride. Jungian analyst Marion Woodman says that we walk through transitions the same way that we were born, and I think how true this seems for my kids. Everest endured 42 hours of labor with 3 1/2 hours of pushing and he struggles through every transition. Asher came though in 18 hours after 10 minutes of pushing and he seems to be able to roll with the changes of life with more ease. Just different. The gifts and challenges manifest in different ways.

So tomorrow we turn five. I say “we” because, as every mother knows, a child’s birthday is also our own. Tomorrow will be entirely about him, but tonight, just as I always do before every transition, I take time to process my own feelings: to remember, to cry, to breathe into the story, to offer the deepest gratitude for this miracle that sleeps a few feet away from me as I write and for the privilege of being his mother.

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Obamacare’s hidden ‘gifts’: Law effectively raises minimum wage above $10/hour

Obamacare Fast AffordableAmong the most memorable statements to issue from the pie-hole of womanchild Nancy Pelosi was her claim in March 2010 that “we will have to pass the bill,” referring to Obamacare, “so that you can find out what’s in it.” What has turned out to be secreted away in that 40,000-page Pandora’s Box has been a source of pain and bemusement ever since.

But there have also been the unintended consequences. One of those is the subject of a piece by Amy Payne at the Heritage Network blog The Foundry:

Another push is underway to raise the minimum wage. But what you probably haven’t heard is that Obamacare has already done that.

The plan on the table in Congress would raise the federal minimum wage above $10 an hour (which is higher than all existing state rates). Obamacare’s mandate on employers, however, is already scheduled to raise the hourly cost of hiring a full-time worker past $10 an hour.

Combining federal (or state) minimum wage rates, payroll taxes, unemployment insurance taxes, and soon Obamacare’s employer mandate, employing a worker full-time will cost a minimum of $10.30 an hour.

Ordinarily, this type of windfall would be good news for Democrats. However, Obamacare’s mandates have already prompted business to cut hours and jobs to get under the 50 full-time employee cutoff. This consequence of the law will make hiring even more costly without raising workers’ pay.

The development will have an especially chilling effect on entry-level jobs, which are a stepping stone to better pay and higher-skilled positions. Heritage’s James Sherk and Patrick Tyrrell explain:

Two-thirds of minimum wage workers earn raises within a year. Entry-level jobs pay off in the long run for many workers. But if Congress adds a minimum-wage hike to the Obamacare mandate, many employees will never get that chance.

What all of this means is that Obamacare will twice punish people looking for work or trying to hold down a full-time, minimum wage job. “Adding this minimum wage hike would bring the minimum cost of hiring a full-time worker to $12.71 an hour. This, as Sherk and Tyrrell put it, ‘would cut the bottom rung off many disadvantaged workers’ career ladders.’”

In other words, heckuva job, Obamy.

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More Consumers Turn To Crowdsourcing To Help Pay Medical Bills

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More consumers are turning to crowdsource fundraising sites, like GoFundMe, to help pay for medical bills they have trouble affording, MPR News reports. Rob Soloman, the company’s CEO, says that medical fundraisers now account for one third of the site’s campaigns.

Often, it’s family members or friends – like Tammy Fox – who start the campaigns to help a loved one. When Fox’s friend was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder, she started a page to support the costs associated with her diagnosis.

While she couldn’t do anything medically, Fox knew there was a way to ease some of the burden of medical bills and costs associated with doctor visits. She turned to the internet website GoFundMe.

“You’ve got meals, you’ve got hotel stays and, like I said, gas so that all needed to be covered,” said Fox, who lives in suburban Minneapolis.

Solomon highlighted the reach of the online platform for funding.

“In the old paradigm you would give $20 to somebody who needed help,” Solomon said. “In the new paradigm, you’ll give $20, you’ll share that and that could turn into 10, 20, 50 or 100 people doing that. So, the $20 could turn in hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars.”

Earlier this year, Consumers for Quality Care found that consumers are more anxious about health-related costs than retirement, higher education, housing, and childcare.

The Commonwealth Fund found similar conclusions in a recent survey. Sara Collins, an economist at the fund, said that the findings help explain the rise of medical crowdsource funding.

“We find that underinsured people are nearly as likely to report problems paying their medical bills as people who don’t have any insurance and they also report not getting needed health care at rates that are nearly as high as those who are uninsured,” she said. “So, it shouldn’t be surprising that people are raising funds through crowdsourcing. But it really should be a deep concern for policy makers and providers.”

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Netflix’s The Family: A Spiritual and Psychological Critique of the Documentary

Drawing from theology, developmental theories, and personal experience, Marc and Clint discuss the disturbing documentary with humor and precision.

A conservative evangelical movement known as “the family” has maintained a strong influence on world leaders and American politics since the beginning of early 20th century. It has existed rather secretly until the recent documentary mini-series on Netflix. It’s definitely worth binge-ing if you haven’t already, and while many viewers find themselves disturbed and irate, Marc and Clint retain their composure in dissecting the various themes:

  • What is the mentality and psychological process of the kinds of Christians who would do this?
  • What are the implied theological underpinnings of The Family’s mission?
  • How has Marc’s own upbringing given him an inside look into such dynamics?

What goes through the heads of evangelicals who revere an almost medieval sense of authority in a nationalistic spirit, when the Founding Fathers drafted a constitution of Enlightenment and Raitionalist ideals?

Going Further:

Jeff Sharlet executive produced the documentary and speaks during film. He is an associate professor at Dartmouth College. He previously wrote two books about The Family that influenced the documentary.

C Street: The Fundamentalist Threat to American Democracy

The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power

Doug Coe was a long time leader in The Family before he passed.

Jesse Moss was director of documentary.


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Raw Ginger Root

Raw Ginger Root

I use raw ginger root in many of my food preparations.  Not until someone asked how to use it, did I realize not everyone is familiar with the ginger root rhizome.  The tan dried root is in the produce area of the grocery, however not refrigerated.  Usually is has large knobby extensions  from the root.  I break off about the size of root as seen above. The Zingibehr officinale, better known as ginger root is a perennial plant from southeastern Asia. It will grow 3-4 feet high.  In humid moist climates plants are used in yard planting for the white and pink flowers as well as the foliage.¹

Benefits of Ginger Root

Ginger is an herbal remedy that settles the stomach, intestinal gas, nausea, motion sickness and morning sickness. There are many therapeutic properties in ginger give anti-inflammatory effects. Ginerols are the substances which provide relief to those with pain of osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis. Do not use the dried root or powder if you have gallstones.¹

Uses of Ginger Root

When buying fresh ginger root, be sure the root is firm, smooth and free of mold.  Older roots will need to be peeled, easily done with paring knife or vegetable peeler.  If left unpeeled, a fresh ginger root will last 3 weeks in the refrigerator and 6 weeks in the freezer.

Ginger Root

Preparing fresh Ginger Root for cooking.

When using fresh ginger root I do not cut off any more than I will use.  Depending on the food I am cooking, it may be diced to minced, julienned or even grated. Adding the ginger at  the beginning of cooking will give a milder flavor while adding it later will have a more zesty to spicy flavor.

Ginger root can be grated and put in an ice cube tray with water or in a plastic bag to freeze. When ginger root is needed, just break off what you need.  Candied ginger is available in the grocery or candy stores.  It is also easily made at home and gives you  the ginger syrup.

Ginger Tea

Add 3-4 slices in a cup of boiling water. Or add the slices to a cup of oolong tea or lemon tea.

Ginger Tea

Cup of Ginger Tea

 Candied or Crystallized Ginger

I had frozen the ginger root before starting this recipe.  I would have preferred to have made this soon after buying the root.  I sliced in 1/4-1/8 crosswise slices, which yielded about 1/2 cup from my pieces.  I put them in a heavy saucepan and covered with plenty of water to bring to a boil.  I reduced the heat, letting the ginger root simmer about 30 minutes until tender.

After the boiling and simmering, I drained the water off.  I put 1 cup of sugar to 1 cup of water in heavy saucepan to dissolve the sugar over low heat.  The sugar which collects on the side of the pan can be wash down with a pastry brush dipped in warm water. Bring the sugar to a boil, add the ginger, reduce the heat to simmer and cook until the sugar syrup has almost boiled away.  I did not cover the saucepan and stirred occasionally.  The ginger and sugar foamed up while cooking but subsides when heat is turned off.  Remove the ginger root pieces and lay out on a cookie sheet covered with parchment paper to dry.  It make take overnight to dry completely before storing in air tight container.

The sugar water made a nice flavorful ginger syrup.  This can be stored in an air tight container and refrigerated and used to sweeten lemonade, teas or poured over ice cream.  I want to put some in cookies or in an apple pie. I read it is good with some alcoholic drinks. Lots of possibilities. Parboiling the ginger root first does take out some of the heat of the ginger to a milder taste.²

Ginger Pieces Drying

Drying Ginger Pieces

Crystallized Ginger Root

Dish of Candied Ginger Root

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  • 8 ounces gorgonzola cheese
  • 8 ounces brie
  • 6 ounces port salut
  • 8 ounces Parmesan, thinly sliced
  • 6 ounces Monterey Jack, thinly sliced
  • 6 ounces aged cheddar, thinly sliced
  • 1 (6-ounce) package rosemary artisan crackers
  • 1 (8-ounce) package breadsticks
  • 10 kumquats
  • 10 baby apples
  • 2 clementines, peeled and segmented
  • 2 persimmons, peeled and thinly sliced
  • 1/2 cup pistachios
  • 4 sprigs thyme
  • 1/2 cup pomegranate arils

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The WSJ  is reporting that the provision prohibiting the SEC from adopting requirements for political spending disclosure has survived as part of the omnibus spending bill (12/15 text ).  (See this PubCo post.)   Not that the SEC was addressing the issue anyway.  More specifically, Section 707 of the bill provides that “[n]one of the funds made available by any division of this Act shall be used by the Securities and Exchange Commission to finalize, issue, or implement any rule, regulation, or order regarding the disclosure of political contributions, contributions to tax exempt organizations, or dues paid to trade associations.” The article reminds us that the SEC received over a million comment letters on a 2011 rule-making petition submitted by a group of academics requesting that the SEC propose rules requiring political spending disclosure.  But as discussed in this PubCo post, SEC Chair Mary Jo White has been firmly against any such undertaking, contending that the SEC should not get involved in politics.

Assuming the bill is signed into law, it will then be entirely up to companies to disclose their political spending on a more or less voluntary basis. And, incrementally, corporations seem to be moving in that direction on their own.  According to the Center for Political Accountability at the Wharton School, the 2015 CPA-Zicklin Index of Corporate Political Disclosure and Accountability (which is produced by the CPA), more than half of the companies  in the S&P 500 – 54%, or 270 companies –had a dedicated webpage or similar space on their websites to address political spending and disclosure. (Some disclosure examples can be found in the report.) In addition, CPA reports that 145 U.S. companies, including 126 in the S&P 500, have adopted the political disclosure and accountability model proposed by CPA.

More specifically, according to the CPA,

  • State Candidates, Parties & Committees: In 2015, half of the 497 companies included in the Index either disclosed some level of information about their contributions to candidates, parties and committees or had policies prohibiting these contributions.

  • National 527 groups: Almost half (46 percent) of companies either disclosed some level of information about contributions to entities organized as 527 groups under the Internal Revenue Service codes, including national governors associations and super PACS, or had policies not to give to such organizations.

  • Ballot measures: In 2015, 205 companies (41 percent) disclosed some information about their payments to intervene in ballot measures, or said their policy was not to engage in such activities.

  • Trade Associations: 204 companies (41 percent) disclosed some level of payments to trade associations in 2015, or said they instructed trade associations not to use these payments on election-related activities.”

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If you have ever written a data-entry application, there's a big chance you used NumericUpDown control. This control is great to provide a field to enter numeric values, with advanced features like up-down buttons and accelerating auto-repeat.

The other side of the coin is that NumericUpDown is not really mouse-aware. I experienced some bugs and bad behaviors:

  • I need to select all the text when it gets focus (see below), but it misses some of the TextBox properties, like SelectedText, SelectionStart, SelectionLength (an AutoSelect property will be useful).
  • Some of the standard events are not working properly (see below): MouseEnter, MouseLeave.
  • Rotating the mouse wheel when the control is focused causes its value to change. A property to change this behavior, like InterceptArrowsKeys for up/down keys, will be useful.

That's why I decided to subclass it, fixing these points and adding missing features and properties.

Note: this control has been published on CodeProject.

Missing TextBox properties

I needed some missing TextBox properties when I was asked to select all the text in the control when it got the focus.

Yes, NumericUpDown exposes a Select(int Start, int Lenght) method you can call to select all text. At first try, I attached to the GotFocus event to call Select(0, x) but, hey, wait a moment... what should I use for x? It seems that any value is accepted, even if greater than the text length. OK, let's say x=100 and proceed. This works well with the keyboard focus keys (like TAB), but it's completely useless with the mouse: a mouse click raises the GotFocus event (where I select all the text), but as soon as you release the button, a zero-selection is done, leaving the control with no selection. OK, I thought, let's add a SelectAll on the MouseUp event too, but this way, the user cannot perform a partial selection anymore; each time the mouse button is released, all the text is selected. I need to know if a partial selection exists; in a TextBox, I can test it with SelectionLength > 0, so I need to access the underlying TextBox control.

Now comes the tricky part: NumericUpDown is a composite control, a TextBox and a button box. Looking inside it through the Reflector, we can find the internal field which holds the textbox part:

Friend upDownEdit As UpDownEdit  ' UpDownEdit inherits from TextBox

We'll obtain a reference to this field using the underlying Controls() collection. Note that we should add some safety checks because .NET guys could change things in the future.

''' <summary>
''' object creator
''' </summary>
Public Sub New()
    MyBase.New()
    ' get a reference to the underlying UpDownButtons field
    ' Underlying private type is System.Windows.Forms.UpDownBase+UpDownButtons
    _upDownButtons = MyBase.Controls(0)
    If _upDownButtons Is Nothing _
           OrElse _upDownButtons.GetType().FullName <> "System.Windows.Forms.UpDownBase+UpDownButtons" Then
        Throw New ArgumentNullException(Me.GetType.FullName & ": Can't a reference to internal UpDown buttons field.")
    End If
    ' Get a reference to the underlying TextBox field.
    ' Underlying private type is System.Windows.Forms.UpDownBase+UpDownButtons
    _textbox = TryCast(MyBase.Controls(1), TextBox)
    If _textbox Is Nothing _
           OrElse _textbox.GetType().FullName <> "System.Windows.Forms.UpDownBase+UpDownEdit" Then
        Throw New ArgumentNullException(Me.GetType.FullName & ": Can't get a reference to internal TextBox field.")
    End If
End Sub

Now that we have the underlying TextBox, it is possible to export some missing properties:

<browsable(false)> _
<designerserializationvisibility( _=""> _
Public Property SelectionStart() As Integer
        Return _textbox.SelectionStart
    End Get
    Set(ByVal value As Integer)
        _textbox.SelectionStart = value
    End Set
End Property</designerserializationvisibility(></browsable(false)>

And finally, we can have a perfectly working mouse management:

' MouseUp will kill the SelectAll made on GotFocus.
' Will restore it, but only if user have not made
' a partial text selection.
Protected Overrides Sub OnMouseUp(ByVal mevent As MouseEventArgs)
    If _autoSelect AndAlso _textbox.SelectionLength = 0 Then
    End If
End Sub

Mouse events not raised properly

The original MouseEnter and MouseLeave events are raised in couples: a MouseEnter immediately followed by a MouseLeave. Maybe that's why, to discourage their use, they are marked with a <browsable(false)> attribute. Since I need the MouseEnter event to update my StatusBar caption, I investigated a little on this "bug".

As said above, NumericUpDown is a composite control (red rectangle in the following picture) containing a TextBox (left green rectangle) and some other controls:

The "control" area is the one between the red and the green rectangles; when you fly over it with the mouse, you'll receive the MouseEnter event while between the red and the green, then MouseLeave when inside the green rectangle. The same happens when you leave.

The better way to raise these events, now that we can access the underlying TextBox, is to re-raise the MouseEnter and MouseLeave events as raised from the TextBox itself; this is what NumericUpDownEx does.

MouseWheel management

NumericUpDown's management of the mouse wheel is, sometimes, really annoying. Suppose you have an application which displays some kind of chart, with a topmost dialog (toolbox) to let the user change some parameters of the graph. In this dialog, the only controls which can keep the focus are NumericUpDown ones:

After your user puts the focus inside one of them, the mouse wheel is captured by the NumericUpDown. When the user wheels to, say, scroll the graph, the effect is that the focused field value is changed; this behavior is really annoying.

A fix could be to kill the WM_MOUSEWHEEL message for the control, but this will kill even "legal" wheelings.

The NumericUpDown has a property which allows WM_MOUSEWHEEL messages to pass only if the mouse pointer is over the control, making sure that the user is wheeling to change the control value.

This is done by keeping track of the mouse state in the MouseEnter-MouseLeave events, then killing WM_MOUSEWHEEL messages accordingly.

Up-Down buttons visibility

You can hide Up and Down buttons box when the mouse is not over the control.
To achieve this, set the ShowUpDownButtons property to WhenMouseOver instead of Always.

How to use the control

Simply compile sources and include NumericUpDownEx.vb in your project, using the control like you'll do with the standard NumericUpDown.
You could also directly include its source code into your project, avoiding the deployment of an additional DLL.

Version history

v1.5 (28/Mar/2014)

  • Removed reflection code, now underlying controls are retrieved with managed code only (thanks to JWhattam for this suggestion).

v1.4 - 2012-12-17

  • New option to show up/down buttons when the control has focus (regardless of mouseover), thanks to Fred Kreppert for his suggestion.

v1.3 - 2010-03-15

  • Added new property: when set, if Maximum is reached during an increment, Value will restart from Minimum (and vice versa)
    (feature suggested by YosiHakel here)
  • Cleaned up the C# version

v1.2 - 2010-02-10

  • Added two new events BeforeValueDecrement and BeforeValueIncrement, as suggested by [email protected].
    This will allow to give different increment/decrement depending on current control value
  • Added a C# version of the control to the ZIP

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Thanks for C# code (I was looking for a wrapping solution).

Here some additional suggestions:

1) Double click on up/down to set Maximum/Minimum

2) Support for units. Let's say you are defining a base unit string like 'inch'. And additional units strings with a factor like 'cm' + 1/2.54. The value would always be returned in the base unit. Means if the user enters one of the additional units the value in the text box will be multiplied with the factor and set as value.

cu Martin

Your suggestion sounds good; could you provide a patch?
If yes I'll include it to next version.

You could also throw the same idea on CodeProject...

Sorry no, I was hoping you could. At least for the double-click. But here is a patch for wrapping which respects the increment.

public enum WrapMode { None, MaxToMin, UseIncrement }
private WrapMode _wrap = WrapMode.None;
public WrapMode Wrap {
    get {
        return _wrap;
    set {
        _wrap = value;
public override void UpButton() {
    if (base.ReadOnly) return;
    switch (_wrap) {
    case WrapMode.None:
    case WrapMode.MaxToMin:
        if (Value + Increment > Maximum) { Value = Minimum; return; }
    case WrapMode.UseIncrement:
        if (Value + Increment > Maximum) {
            Value = Minimum + (Value + Increment - Maximum);
public override void DownButton() {
    if (base.ReadOnly) return;
    switch (_wrap) {
    case WrapMode.None:
    case WrapMode.MaxToMin:
        if (Value - Increment < Minimum) {
            Value = Maximum;
    case WrapMode.UseIncrement:
        if (Value - Increment < Minimum) {
            Value = Maximum + (Value - Increment - Minimum);

Thanks for your patch, I'll add it to next version.

Protected Overrides Sub OnValidating(e As System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs)
  If Not Me.ReadOnly Then
  End If
End Sub

Thanks for your suggestion, I'll add it to next release.

This is a great control!

Do you have in your plan to add same enhancements to the datetimepicker control?

I find it quite uncomfortable.

No, I'm not.

Anyway you can have a look to these links I found for another project of mine:

Hope you find them useful.


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Canada’s National Research Council (NRC) has released a detailed analysis of the risks to aircraft from small quadcopters of the type typically operated by both inexperienced and professional users.

According to the NRC’s Aerospace Research Centre, “…the risk of impacting an aircraft at low altitude remains high from both malicious and careless operators.”

Since the 1960s the NRC has been performing impact tests but, until recently, it was mainly limited to firing birds, both real and synthetic, to various surfaces to measure resulting damage.

In collaboration with Transport Canada and other government agencies, the NRC selected for testing a typical consumer drone that weighs around 1,200 grams (2.65 lb) and originally sold for around $1,000.

The NRC then selected windshields and wings of aircraft typically found in Part 25 (transport category) aircraft. Experiments were then conducted, firing the drone at these surfaces at speeds of 140 to 250 knots, speeds at which aircraft in this category are typically operating at when below 10,000 feet.

However, the series of experiments did not include the potential risks of drones impacting smaller aircraft types and at the slower speeds typically flown by many of COPA members.

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Jacob Blake Paralyzed and Handcuffed to Hospital Bed

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The Kenosha Police Department (KPD) has Jacob Blake handcuffed to a hospital bed even though he is paralyzed and will probably never walk again. If one were to ask the KPD, why? They would probably answer that it is standard procedure to handcuff detainees in the hospital to prevent escape and that the rules do not include exceptions for people that are physically incapable of getting away. That is how law enforcement works, they relay on a set of rules no matter how ridiculous they are, and only think for themselves when finding excuses to justify their own failures to follow those rules. As someone that was taken to the hospital twice as a detainee in Portland, Oregon I will write the rest of this article in the first person by comparing my experiences to what I have heard about Mr. Blake's hospital visit and what appears to be a future prosecution.

In 2017 my left arm was brutally broken by Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) Deputy Timothy Barker in Portland, Oregon. I had threatened to dox him, other deputies, and a member of the medical staff that turned out the be Deputy Barker's wife on this website if they did not refrain from taking me to a disciplinary unit known as the hole (https://copblaster.com/blast/3410/multnomah-county-jail-brutality-x-rays-released). Their response was to take me to the hole, snap my let humerus in half, and leave me in agony after the supervising deputy said "I run this f*cking jail not you." Eventually medical came, said I had a broken arm, and called for an ambulance. If I recall correctly, my good arm was handcuffed to the stretcher and remained cuffed the entire time I was at the hospital. I was in far too much pain to pose any sort of threat to them, but that did not matter. They are obviously treating Jacob Blake the same way.

The fact that Blake is handcuffed shows that he is in police custody and will most likely be taken to the Kenosha County Jail when he is discharged from the hospital. He will then be booked on some unknown charge, placed in a medical unit, and arraigned the next day. Why would the KPD charge a man that they had just shot 7 times and paralyzed for life? To cover themselves when Blake sues them. They need to get a conviction of some sort to justify using force against Blake and the legal system does not consider the amount of force used or the effects of that force during the guilt phase of a criminal proceeding. It is not until sentencing that Blake's lawyer can argue that what happened to his client should be punishment enough. I personally spent over a year in federal custody as a pre-trial detainee because the deputies responsible for breaking my arm falsely accused me of assaulting them. Unlike Blake, I did not have the benefit of video footage, so I had to wait for an un-rebutted expert witness report before I was offered a plea deal of time served. All I had to admit to was throwing spicy chips at the deputies. I never had to admit to anything that was not true or supportive of their claim that my arm was broken during a forced cuffing. Still, lawyers don't want to take my brutality claim because I pled guilty to a crime where the guy that broke my arm is listed as the victim. They think that the context of a criminal defendant suing the named victim of the case will not likely be a profitable venture. One lawyer told me that he could see a jury finding in my favor and not awarding me any money due to the doxing and the guilty plea. Blake is of course far more likely to be successful in court, but the police will still do all they can to get him convicted of something so that they can minimize the consequences of shooting him 7 times. They don't care if the end result is unjust if that result is better for them.

One good thing that Blake has going for him as a detainee will be a complete lack of hospital bills for this hospital stay. I was fortunate not to have to pay any money for the medical care I received as an inmate. The quality of care at the jail was awful, but free. Even if the charges against Blake are dropped, he will still be considered a detainee, so the hospital bills will be paid by Kenosha County or the City of Kenosha.

Media reports are indicating that the warrants against Blake have been dropped, which is good, but he is still in the hospital which is bad. Blake would have been better off had the government held off on dropping the warrants until after he is discharged from the hospital because as a detainee the state had to pay all of his hospital bills and now him or his insurance (if he has insurance) will have to pay the bills.

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Copper Alloys in Seawater: Avoidance of Corrosion - Pub 225

Corrosion of copper alloys in seawater can be mitigated. This publication offers practical guidance on alloy selection, design and preventative measures and has been written principally for marine, mechanical and other engineers who have to select materials of construction but do not have a corrosion background. 2018. 20 pp.

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Tips & Tricks

Accessible Street Awnings

Did you know that street awnings that are accessible from adjacent windows have to be designed for people loads?

It makes sense, doesn’t it?

If a street awning can be accessed from adjacent windows, roofs or balconies, then the street awning roof cladding and the structure has to be designed in case people gather on the roof to watch a passing parade or civic function.

So if you have an accessible street awning and it needs to be repaired or re-clad, take the opportunity to engage a structural engineer to assess the strength of the structure.

Street awnings have to be designed for people loads
Street Awning Roof Sheeting and Braces

In this example, when this street awning roof sheeting was replaced, Cornell Engineers was engaged to check the roof structure including bracing rods, roof sheeting, purlins and steel roof beams.

Some of the purlins were rotten, but the steel awning beams and tie rods were still in good condition but this isn’t always the case.

Street awnings should be checked by a structural engineer
Structure inside this street awning

Whether you’re a building owner or a roof plumber engaged to upgrade an accessible  street awning, get a structural engineer to check the street awning before or during the repair work and help keep our communities safe.


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Wadebridge refugee group calls Ombudsman in rates battle with council

Posted By on 18th October 2016

The Wadebridge refugee support group is calling in the Local Government Ombudsman to investigate Cornwall Council’s demand for £1,600 business rates.

The group claims the council is acting unfairly by not applying “100% discretionary relief” to its occupation of a small industrial unit on the outskirts of town.  The council says it has already applied a generous discount and has to be consistent in the way it treats similar organisations.

You can read the full story here - or return to the Cornwall Reports front page.