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Playtesting ACW

>> Monday, 30 January 2012

Here are some more pics from our playtest game using my new ACW skirmish rules first draft.

The main write up is on my blog: Herkybirds nest

Rules need some modifications! - but that is the nature of playtesting!

No set of rules survives first contact with the enemy - sorry, other players!

Happy 300th! - Frederick the second!

>> Saturday, 21 January 2012

We did a 7 Years War game at the club today - the write up is at: Herkybirds nest

Ikko-Ikki make you sikki!

>> Sunday, 15 January 2012

Today we did an ambush scenario at the club, with our heroic Samurai being pounced on by hordes of Ikko-Ikki!

Full write up is at: Herkybirds nest

The Napoleonic lads - and some Samurai!
 Lots of lovely Ashigaru
 Screaming Ikko-Ikki, with perhaps a Buddha in the distance??!
 The sun shines on the righteous....
 Blood and destruction!

The Nevilles prevail!

>> Sunday, 8 January 2012

We did a Wars of the Roses skirmish at the club today!

For once, the Yorkist forces got a clear victory!

To see more, go to Herkybirds nest

 My nice new Conflix model village!
 Some Percy archers
 Sir John Strangeways and his retinue.
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Assassin’s Creed: Arena – Getting Down To Basics

Sometimes we like to take a minute to step away from videogames and play a good ol’ fashioned board game. Ubisoft has partnered with Cryptozoic Entertainment – the makers of The Walking Dead board game and the Adventure Time: Card Wars game among many others – to bring the Assassin’s Creed franchise to the tabletop realm. The result was Assassin’s Creed: Arena – a strategic game of cat-and-mouse that pits 2-4 players against each other in a race for kills. Take on targets or other players to rack up Victory Points as you move across the rooftops of Constantinople, avoiding passing guards. Play as Templars from Assassin’s Creed: Revelations like Shahkulu (the Renegade), Odai Dunqas (the Guardian), Oksana Razin (the Vanguard) and Anacletos (the Gladiator).

Assassin's Creed: Arena - Getting Down To Basics

The Gist Of It

There’s a reason (beyond the idea of cards assassinating each other) this game is designed for players over 15 years old. It’s very high-risk, high-reward and has a lot of rules. They’re all pretty easy to grasp quickly, but there might be a few questions right off the bat. This might be a walk in the park for some of you board game aficionados, but for those of you who are big fans of Assassin’s Creed but are relatively new to the world of tabletop games, a quick breakdown may come in handy.

Your Turn

To start each turn, an Event card is drawn. Sometimes this card will affect the entire board. Sometimes it will be just for you. Sometimes it will be an ongoing card that affects all players until the next ongoing card is drawn. After following all the specifications of the Event card, you’ll take your turn. You have three basic options: Move, Hide or Attack. In your hand you’ll have Action cards that tell you how many spaces you can move, or how many damage points you can deal in an attack. You can also hide where you are and draw a few extra cards. You do not have to move and attack in every turn.

You can use one card to move and if you land on a space with a target or another player on it, you have the chance to attack (unless there is a guard nearby, but I’ll get more into that in a minute). If there is no guard and you land on a target space, you can use as many attack cards as you need to kill your target and claim your Victory Points. See below for the PvP aspect of the game.

Assassin's Creed: Arena - Getting Down To Basics

Your cards are your life. You can carry no more than 7 in your hand at a time (unless an Event card says otherwise) and when another player attacks you, they can hack away at your life and force you discard cards. Lose all your cards and you have to start back at your home square. Unlike when you attack a target and can use as many attack cards as you need, when you go after a fellow player, you can only use one attack card. There are certain cards that will allow them to defend themselves and even launch a counter attack. Once a player is defeated, the winner will claim one Victory Point, unless the player he or she killed had more Victory Points, in which case the winner get two.

Watch Out For Guards

As you move across the board you’ll need to avoid the patrolling guards’ line of sight. Crossing their path means you must discard one of your cards (which, again, serve as your health). You cannot attack a target if a guard is nearby, so you’ll have to take them out first, even though you receive no victory points for doing so. Once a guard is “dead” it will be removed from the board until an event card respawns it.

Victory Points and Treasure

Should you find yourself in possession of treasure, you will need to head back to your home square as quickly as possible. Once you reach your “base” the treasure is yours and counts toward your Victory Points. However, if another player kills you en route, you will drop the treasure and it becomes free game.

The board is divided into sections, with the outer section containing the most target spaces and easiest guards, and the inner sections containing less spaces and tougher guards. However, the rewards of the inner sections is worth the risk. Though the spaces on the outer edge of the board may be easier to access, they often cost you more attack cards for less Victory Points. The outer buildings do not start the game with targets on them; these targets are placed in accordance with Event cards. The game is over either when one player racks up 15 Victory Points or all the Event cards are spent.

But Wait, There’s More!

There are many nuances and bonuses to get into that I haven’t mentioned, but some of those are really better left for when you have the cards in front of you and can consult the full guide for a clear understanding. Pre-order Assassin’s Creed: Arena now at Cryptozoic Entertainment’s official store. You’ll be able to buy the full game on February 26 for $50.

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Posted by Tristan Barnum on Fri, Oct 21, 2011 @ 03:26 AM

As a busy CFO, I have no time to waste. Voxox helps me get stuff done. Here's how I use it to make my work life easier:

1. Receiving faxes with my iPhone (for free!)

Despite what you may think you know, faxes are alive and well, and a guy on-the-go needs a way to receive and read them whenever, wherever. The ability to get free faxes on my iPhone is one of my all-time favorite Voxox features. They're crisp, clear, and easy to read (with my glasses on, that is). This is huge for me....HUGE!!!

2. Calling overseas for super cheap on my iPhoneCFO VoxOx faxing

I don't bother making international calls from my landline. It's too expensive and not convenient when dealing with time zones across the globe. With my iPhone and the Voxox Call mobile app I know I can call global partners when they're at the office and I can be anywhere (and I mean anywhere!), anytime.

3. Cheap and free worldwide SMS

Texting isn't just for tweens anymore. It's for us big-thumbed businesspeople, too. Sure, I get free texting through Voxox because I work here, but our rates are so ridiculously low that I tell all my friends to use us. Both iPhone and desktop apps: free incoming text messages, 1 penny to send SMS to the U.S. and Canada, 2 to the rest of the world. Nuff said.

4. Using translator to chat with our business customers overseas

Given that my foreign language capabilities don't extend beyond college freshman French, being able to translate my messages with the Voxox Universal Translator feature eliminates that barrier. I've used it to communicate back and forth in many languages but still waiting for something that translates that version of English they speak in London.

5. Chat and Tweet from the same place

This is an incredible time saver because my Facebook friends and Twitter followers are always wanting to know my latest take on the economy, politics, reality TV.... I can update my Voxox status, my Facebook status, and send out tweets that inform and entertain with a single post in my Voxox desktop app. Most of my chat takes place through Voxox also, and it works seamlessly with Facebook.

So, there you have it. These are just a few of the reasons I use Voxox. If you follow me on Twitter, you'll see that I tweet about my Voxox stories all the time -- and it's not just because I'm the CFO here, it's because I love this app! Try it for yourself and you'll know what I mean.

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Crock Pot Lamb Stew

by Anne Papina on October 10, 1998

Image: crock pot cooking(ARA) – Winter is right around the corner, and nothing says comfort like coming in the door and smelling a delicious and nutritious dinner just a moment away.

Crock pots, the wonderful invention of the late 1970s, make all that possible. First introduced by Rival under the trademarked name Crock-Pot, they are a busy family’s lifeline. Put the ingredients in the crock the night before, stick it in the fridge, turn it on before you leave for work, and by the time you walk in the door at night, it’s done. Crock pots insulator properties keep the cooking temperature even so it doesn’t require constant attention.

Many professional chefs are big fans of crock pots. Chef Ken Goodman, department chair for Culinary Arts at The Art Institute of New York City says “Nothing beats the crock pot for convenience, and with its slow, gentle cooking action, you can get beautiful, braised meats just loaded with flavor.”

Among his favorite crock pot recipes is Crock Pot Coffee Bean Pot Roast. “Add your leftover fresh brewed morning coffee to the meat, vegetables and tomatoes, cook for 8 to 10 hours and you’ll have an absolutely delicious meal waiting for you when you get home,” says Chef Goodman. For something slightly more exotic, but just as easy, Chef Goodman likes a simple Crock Pot Lamb Stew. “It’s all about the slow cooking, and giving the meat and vegetables time to release all their flavors,” he adds.

At the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Chef Odette Smith Ransome extols the virtues of crock pot cooking to her students. “Many of my students cook for their whole families, even though they are full-time students,” she says. “I encourage them to use crock pots and experiment with different kinds of spices and vegetables” adds Chef Smith Ransome.

Chef Smith Ransome’s crock pot cooking tips include:

  • Only fill the crock pot 3/4 full with liquid to avoid spill over when the food comes to a full boil. This is especially important if you won’t be home when the crock pot is on.
  • A hot cooking trend now in restaurants is slow cooking and comfort foods. This is the bread and butter of the crock pot cooking approach. Pretty much whatever Grandma did can be done in a crock pot. Try some of her recipes and see for yourself.
  • When seasoning dishes for a crock pot, make sure to taste and season at the end of the cooking cycle as well. Spices can lose their strength as they cook.

Chances are you already have a crock pot sitting in your basement. If you haven’t tried it recently, dust it off, add some ingredients and turn it on. The end-product will be better tasting, better for you, and more satisfying than take-out or pizza any night of the week.

Recipes Courtesy of Chef Ken Goodman
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Crock Pot Lamb Stew
Contributed with permission by the Art Institutes and ARA Content.
Recipe type: Main
  • 4 pounds lamb shoulder, trimmed and cut into 2-inch pieces
  • 8 each cloves of garlic, peeled and minced
  • 2 tablespoons fresh rosemary, chopped fine
  • 1 cup good quality dry white wine
  • 2 tablespoons good olive oil
  • 1 large white onion, peeled and diced
  • Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
  • 2 roasted red bell peppers, cut into ½ inch strips
  • 1 large ripe tomato, peeled, seeded and diced
  • 3 tablespoons flat parsley, chopped fine
  • 1 bay leaf
  • ½ cup dry, full-bodied red wine
  • ½ cup chicken broth or chicken stock
  1. Combine the lamb, half of the garlic cloves, rosemary and white wine in a medium bowl. Let marinate for six hours or even overnight in the refrigerator. Drain the meat and pat dry with paper towels (discard the marinade).
  2. Heat olive oil in a large, heavy-bottomed pan over medium-high heat. Working in batches, brown the meat on all sides, about 10 minutes per batch. Return all meat to the pot and add the onions, the rest of the garlic and salt and pepper to taste.
  3. Cook, scraping browned bits stuck to the bottom of the pot with a wooden spoon, until the onions are soft, about five minutes. Stir in paprika, roasted peppers, tomatoes, bay leaf, chicken stock and red wine. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium, and simmer until juices in pot reduce and thicken slightly, about 10-15 minutes.
  4. Transfer the stew into a crock pot set to medium low heat. Cover and simmer, stirring occasionally, until meat is very tender, two to two and a half hours. Add parsley, adjust seasonings and serve.
This stew is great over rice or along side mashed potatoes.

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Links van 27 november 2014 tot 1 december 2014

Dan Grover | Chinese Mobile App UI Trends
One day, for the fun of it, I started writing a list in my notebook of all the things that are different between apps here and those I’m accustomed to using and creating back in the US. When I finished, I was surprised by how long the list was, so it seemed fitting to flesh it out into a post.

Is My Startup Burn Rate Normal? | Hacker News
If you're not filling an efficiency gap, and you're not making money, you're not a business. You can fail one of those criteria and be either a parasite or a charity, but you need both to be a business.

A eulogy for RadioShack, the panicked and half-dead retail empire – SBNation.com
This may very well be RadioShack's final holiday season. Jon, a former employee, looks back on a strange, craven, five thousand-fingered strip-mall monster from a forgotten age.

Why I don’t like hackathons, by Alex Bayley aged 39 1/2 | Infotropism
The result is that people build quick hacks that are cute and flashy, but have little depth. Meh.

What I Wish I’d Known About Emacs
The admission of emacs into the editor war is something of a misrepresentation. That emacs can be used as a text editor is incidental to its nature as a computing environment.

Links van 19 november 2013 tot 23 november 2013

The Pop Blog – Why We Chose API First Development
Tiens, wij doen dat ook. "At POP, our site is entirely API driven. We separated our frontend codebase from our backend API in it’s entirety. The two sites are even in separate repositories."

This Massive Robot Could Soon Join Marines on the Battlefield – Defense One
The future doesn't always arrive with a gasp and a boom like Skynet inTerminator. No, sometimes it's more like Office Space.

Sloppy UI
It's all about intellectual honesty, not trolling.

Windows 8 more widely used than OS X, IE still on the rise | Ars Technica
In July, Windows 8 passed Windows Vista in market share. In August, it passed every single version of Apple's OS X combined. Internet Explorer 10 grew sharply, too, as almost one in five Internet users now use the latest version of Microsoft's browser.

Proper Russian: Why Russians Are Not Smiling
When you see people smiling at you in the USA or Germany, it doesn't mean anything other than an overall neutral attitude toward you. A smile is a “level zero” in communication. By contrast, in Russia, no smile is a sign of a neutral politeness, and a smile is always informative. A Russian smile is always personal. When a Russian smiles to you, he or she wants to say that he or she likes you sincerely.

Links van 14 juni 2012 tot 22 juni 2012

I analyzed the chords of 1300 popular songs for patterns. This is what I found. | Blog – Hooktheory
In this article, we’ll look at the statistics gathered from 1300 choruses, verses, etc. of popular songs to discover the answer to a few basic questions. First we’ll look at the relative popularity of different chords based on the frequency that they appear in the chord progressions of popular music. Then we’ll begin to look at the relationship that different chords have with one another. For example, if a chord is found in a song, what can we say about the probability for what the next chord will be that comes after it?

The Oatmeal v. FunnyJunk, Part V: A Brief Review of Charles Carreon’s Complaint | Popehat
Yes, it's totally true, as anyone who has read about this story or met Charles Carreon could attest: interacting with him is clearly a memorable joy, akin to being farted upon by a unicorn, and his actions normally inspire only adulation and the occasional rapturous fainting incident.

Can We Please Move Past Apple’s Silly, Faux-Real UIs? | Co.Design: business + innovation + design
In many ways, the iPad book app feels like it was designed with the intention to look simply like a book, whereas it appears the Kindle was intended to feel like a book for those who love to read and want to.

Applied Sciences Group: High Performance Touch – YouTube
Modern touch devices allow one to interact with virtual objects. However, there is a substantial delay between when a finger moves and the display responds. Microsoft researchers, Albert Ng and Paul Dietz, have built a laboratory test system that allows us to experience the impact of different latencies on the user experience. The results help us to understand how far we still have to go in improving touch performance.

Why You Shouldn’t Be A Writer – Forbes
I’m going to be a writer, you decide one day, sitting on the crapper, considering your life on the way to work, walking out of the office where you signed the divorce papers. Really, though, you shouldn’t be a writer. Here’s why. TIP #1: You’re not good at it.

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A Show with Ze Frank by Ze Frank — Kickstarter
In 2006, I launched a show called "The Show With Ze Frank." It was one of the most strange, exciting, difficult, and amazing things I have done so far. I think it is time to do something similar, what with the economy in the crapper and the election coming up. If Newt can do it, so can I. So can we.

Mountain Lion Review: What Happened to Apple’s Innovation?
That's the most surprising thing about Mountain Lion. Not what Apple did, but that it makes clear a startling reality: Microsoft is the new Apple, thinking of ways to make a better, more productive experience for users. Sure, MS might fail, but at least Redmond is breaking new ground and trying to push computing forward.

Think about that for a second: Mountain Lion is conservative and boring—even gaudy at times. Meanwhile Microsoft is pushing the envelope and being innovative and elegant in its approach to user interface.

Hell. It froze.

Sinéad O’Connor: A Mea Culpa < PopMatters
It’s time to apologize to Sinéad O’Connor.

850k Android Daily Activations, 300m Total Devices, Says Andy Rubin | TechCrunch
In many ways the mobile platform war feels like the desktop race of the early ’90s. Apple had a huge lead, refused to license and is now about to be overtaken by hordes of nondescript clones. But in this race the main competitor is Google rather than Microsoft and the devices are smartphones instead of beige desktops. It’s just a matter of time until Android overtakes iOS now.

Microsoft offers touch guidance to Windows 8 Metro-app developers – istartedsomething
Since Metro-style applications for Windows 8 should all have a touch-first experience, Microsoft has recently released a brief but useful “Windows 8 Touch Guidance” documentation on how developers should think about touch in their applications. The four-page PDF touches (pun) on some interesting touch characteristics of Windows 8 – including but not limited to drag-down/up for select/deselect, semantic zoom and panning and swipe from edge.

Ik heb zo’n Boxwave stylusding gekocht, een soort vinger-op-een-stokje voor tabletten en telefoons. Na nauwelijks een dag gebruik is het wel heel, heel erg duidelijk: de toekomst is, zoals ik al een paar jaar zeg, aan een toestel dat tegelijkertijd vinger én stylusding doet.

Een iPad is nutteloos om handgeschreven notities op te nemen zonder zo’n ding. Nutteloos om tekeningen op te maken, ook. Dit, om maar iets te zeggen, had ik nooit met mijn wijsvinger kunnen tekenen:

Met een pen? Kinderspel.

Een ipadachtig iets, niet zwaarder dan een ipad 2, met twee schermen, in een openklappend formaat (zet het in een tentje en je kijkt met twee naar hetzelfde aan twee kanten van een tafel, zet het ene scherm recht en het tweede kan een keyboard worden, klap het open en het is één bijna naadloos groot scherm), haptisch (dat het scherm minstens een beetje tactiele feedback geeft), beschrijfbaar met pen en manipuleerbaar met pen en vingers, met een schermresolutie zoals een iPhone 4 heeft: ik ben er redelijk zeker van dat dat er komt, een dezer jaren.

En ondertussen, voor wie nu al een tablet heeft: lóóp naar uw dichtstbijzijnde interwebwinkel, en koop een stylus. Die van Boxwave zijn degelijk.

Links van 2 mei 2011 tot 3 mei 2011

Novices Orienteer, Experts Teleport – Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design
Expertise significantly impacts how we seek information online. Just as novice and expert photographers prefer different tools, so novices and experts behave differently when searching for information. Understanding these differences will help us design better search interfaces for both groups of users.

The Sad, Beautiful Fact That We’re All Going To Miss Almost Everything : Monkey See : NPR
The vast majority of the world's books, music, films, television and art, you will never see. It's just numbers.

Print – The Last Meal – Esquire
A two-ounce songbird. A lemon-sized tumor. An imperial appetite for death, flesh, and the immortal gesture. It was time for dinner.

Photographs of Napoleon’s Veterans | HOW TO BE A RETRONAUT
Photographs of veterans of Napoleon’s Grande Armée and the Guard wearing their original uniforms and insignia.  Likely date May 5, 1858 – all are wearing the Saint Helene medal, issued on August 12, 1857 to all veterans of the wars of the Revolution and the Empire. May 5 – the anniversary of the death of Napoleon.

Links van 6 april 2011 tot 7 april 2011

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2011 ASME Awards | MetaFilter
2011 National Magazine Awards Finalists Announced (Instapaperable list)

Science fiction movie produced in 48 hours

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March 2011 Update – Strategic Planning
En nu hopen dat ze er écht iets aan doen: "Here’s what we think the Editor Trends Study tells us: Between 2005 and 2007, newbies started having real trouble successfully joining the Wikimedia community. Before 2005 in the English Wikipedia, nearly 40% of new editors would still be active a year after their first edit. After 2007, only about 12-15% of new editors were still active a year after their first edit. Post-2007, lots of people were still trying to become Wikipedia editors. What had changed, though, is that they were increasingly failing to integrate into the Wikipedia community, and failing increasingly quickly. The Wikimedia community had become too hard to penetrate."

7 myths about paper prototyping
"Many information architects are obsessed with wireframes but in most projects, they aren't needed: they are just a bureaucratic overhead. You'll find that an electronic prototype, modified as the project progresses, provides a much more useful design communication tool than a wireframe."

Is Advertising Revenue Dead as a Blogging Income Stream?
The topic of conversation? Monetizing blogs by selling advertising directly to advertisers.Their conclusion on the topic? It’s a dead and obsolete method of making money.

Design Principles for Visual Communication | April 2011 | Communications of the ACM
How to identify, instantiate, and evaluate domain-specific design principles for creating more effective visualizations.

Links voor 14 maart 2011

vlaamseconservatieven: Ons Europa vereist een vrij Vlaanderen
Want, inderdaad, zoals het hier reeds klonk net voor het vreugdeslied :"Alleen een vrij en sterk Vlaanderenin een Europees Europakan van harte en bij uitstek ons aller toekomst zijn".

Can Hated Design Elements Be Made to Work? (Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox)
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Friday, January 6, 2017

The cowardice of the American psyche (#2898)

     When less than 1% of Americans are actually involved with our military to protect our nation then it becomes clear that the other more than 99% are devoid of what it is to protect democracy. They have no investment that is life threatening so they become mundane to the idea and numb to the priority. Most all of us have become the frog in the slowing heating up pot of water. We don't realize the slipping away of our democracy because there is no sudden alert to it. It is just a steady dwindling, right under our noses until we get to the point where all of a sudden we are not in a democracy anymore but a plutocracy controlled by the wealthy.
     Since most of us are not in any real life threatening situations concerning the defense of our nation we have become soft to it's defense. Our minds are not ready and able to defend our nation with any alacrity. Instead we have become withdrawn from each other and mostly only interested in our own personal welfare. We are not the united states anymore than we are united in our belief to fight for democracy. We have fallen down in our duty to sacrifice all for the survival of equality of opportunity, fairness and justice, the hallmarks of democracy.
     We fear more than we courage. I know that sentence sounds strange but the idea is there for none to misinterpret. We are living in a society that has been built with blood from the courageous and we are now the inheritors of that great gift. Yet we shirk our responsibility to not only protect it but to advance it. Our generation is the one that shrank from the challenge and embraced our cowardice over our courage. We are afraid of what others think, we are afraid to lose what we have, we are afraid of so many things that our lives are not worthy of the examples of our patriotic fore-parents. We are a majority marginally disgraceful lot and now that we have shown the world how corrupt and diseased our souls are we cannot escape the consequences.

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The Moment Spring Arrived

A spring scene on the Hilltop

March finally departed like a lion just the way it came in. It roared for 31 days and we do not miss it. For me spring began in one single ethereal moment. I was in New York City participating in the Renaissance Society of America. On Saturday afternoon my wife and shook our weary heads at the rain, put up umbrellas and escaped into Central Park, leaving the bustle and jack hammers of Sixth Avenue behind. It wasn’t long before we met a familiar old friend in bronze, he of the great forehead whose 450th birthday is in this new month. We forged on the paths, dodging puddles and steadily increasing sheets of rain, when just north of the Bethesda fountain we heard the ethereal sound of ethereal singing coming through the mist from . . . somewhere. And at that moment it might as well have been heaven.  Like many before us we descended the stairs and stumbled upon the source of the improbable and serene voices that were echoing from the underground pavilion north of the fountain: The Boyd Family Singers.

Not from heaven, but as close as one could get at that moment in wet shoes in Central Park.

In Conversatio we have been reading Joseph Pieper’s Only the Lover Sings.  “Music,” he says, “opens a path into the realm of silence . . . it imitates the impulses of the soul.” It is one thing to read such words, and quite another to experience them in a surprising moment among familiar strangers in a cold rain on a day of reluctant spring when even Shakespeare in bronze seemed chilled.

Had you been there and heard them, had you seen the Boyd family in their jackets calmlyadn soulfully singing their praises to God in a near empty park, you would have understood how very right Pieper is: “Cest l’amour qui chante,” love alone knows how to sing.”

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    Gary, upon reading your refreshing post I looked up this Pieper book. It sounds like an incredible read and it is going on my "after graduation" book list. Is conversatio a class on campus? I am interested in what context these books are read on your campus.

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    Students are studying well in India when we compare to other countries. From the school days, the students are giving more important for the studies. So when they use to join college they had already prepared well for the college life. Many colleges like presidency in India are providing best courses like mba, mca, msc, etc. Nowadays the parents no need to select the college for their childrens. Because they are more active childrens, selecting by their own.Students are selecting top colleges in various cities in India like chennai, bangalore, kolkata and mumbai.


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Among the biggest strategic questions facing eBusiness & Channel Strategy executives are how to make use of the growing potential of the mobile channel, how to integrate mobile phones into their company's multi-channel strategy, and how to meet customers' rising expectations for mobile services.

We have argued that, for most companies, mobile's time has come. Every company needs to have a mobile strategy in place, even if that strategy is to wait until specific things happen before making serious investments.

Most of the eBusiness & Channel Strategy executives that we work with are either directly responsible for, or closely involved in, their company's mobile strategy.  So we would like your perspective -- and we'd like to help you benchmark your mobile strategy against that of your peers.

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Jamaica culture and ‘b***ymanism?

Well now, in Jamaica dem hav all kinda ism, nuh mek duppy fool yuh! But a wah catch dem creature deh a dih University a Technology di odder day, yes the pressitgious UTech college tun unviversity.
Di ting tun up wen tv shed lite pon wan secuity guard a beat dih living daylite outta wan student, and the footage did seh a because im gay, dat him an wan nex yute wenna doogo doogo. Dih security guard who since get arrested catch dih bwoy wen a mob o odder students run down di two alleged b***yboy dem fih God ongle know. Dih fuss class idiot dem claim tek refuge inna dih guardhouse and a so dih secuity get im fi dun him out.. almost.
BUT mi waa oonu tink, cuz oonu claim to be well thinking Jamaicans –
1. Onnu nuh realise seh B***ymanism, yes homosexuality for want of a stooshie stooshie word ago leagalise and dis action yah gainst dem bwoya a go onlge give support fih speed up dih process
2. den now a two fuss class idiot – dat deh security neva know all along seh im deh pon candid camera.. kiss mi mumma backside. A wah tek im. Im gi di bwoi some lick, lef right, an centre, plus some kick. Fi wa.
Den nuh tek bad sinting tek joke dis time, di newsteam dem now seh di security did check seh dih boy a tief cause him a run from weh dem tief two cars dih nite before. A suh mih noa Jamaican people dark.. Cuz we believe dih explanation given by a oo dat now — well som big head at UTech weh come gih speech
Tel mih now, two wrangs doant mek one right, but a 3 wroangs.. suh wih backk to square wan…
Wa b***yman tings a do pon capus.. a suh doogie doogie between man an man sweet dat dem heat rise afta Sandy so much dat dem haffi let off air weh students– leaders of tomorrow can sih dem. Well gracious me.
So a wah diss a tell me bout Jamaica doa eeeh… as much as wih homophobic.. fraid fraidy a dih b***yman ting, wih have a live an direct b***yman culture fih dem wan ya come out fih gi live show an neva een a penny seh dem a go draw mob crowd.
Mih personally tink seh if a did wan woman and wan man student, mob wudda come same way fi even watch show.. but dat a me…
Jamaicans love drama, and whole heap a dem a secret pervert. dis listen to dem chat.. Nuh watch how some a dem b***yman yah gwaan, dem doogo doogo inna di closet more dan man and mih
wait nuh leave out government yuh nuh. both sides have its portion of gay politician Dem gay till izza shame.
Jus tink when J-Flag bring up Human Rights Act as I said before — homosexuals going to go legal.
Memba dis nex time yuh wa tun up—
Human Rights international seh everybody have rights to be demselve, believe dem ting as long as dem nah get phtiscally abusive.. my own wuds. so wen it come to eventually man will get legal fih screw all dawg weh some Jamaican start awready as long as dem nah physically abuse.. so really massa and missus a di physical abuse ting dem gwen tek and legalise di b***yman dem tings.
But a ova time dem gwine get public listings.
All di tape from Peter king.. dat gwine have its time to show.
Rite ya now.. mih a tell all whoo waan listen save oonu energy –fi deal wid di wuss to come.
B***tymanism going legal, if for no odder reason but dat esp PNP government love bailout and haffi tek it as the bigger heads of di world ARE gay. Dem full music industry, business industry, politics and more dan any Jamaican realise. Use u energy pon oonu self – how oonu gwine survive, how wih pickney dem gwine grow to be and survive.
Di cuntry going get poorer.. suh yuh gwine need energy fi plan yuhself outta personal poverty.
Passon pickney gwine chat up wah parson a do from long time an a give God and church bad name, an more lickle pickney gwine act big an nuh wan learn till it too late.

Tek cyah till nex musing!

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Lehigh gets major awards; gets set to host the Patriot League softball tourney

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Lehigh's softball team secured some major awards on Tuesday as it prepares to host the Patriot League tournament beginning Thursday. The Mountain Hawks, by the way, are huge favorites to win another league and secure another NCAA Tournament berth. They are 37-17 overall, 18-2 in the league.

Senior shortstop Jen Colquhoun, one of the many California kids on the Lehigh roster, was named the league’s Player of the Year after compiling one of the best offensive seasons in school history. She has tied a Lehigh single-season record with 13 home runs and leads the Patriot League in home runs, RBI (47) and triples (six) and runs scored (48). Colquhoun is tied with teammate Julie Fernandez for the league lead with 69 hits and ranks second in the league and 11th nationally with a .442 batting average.

In league games, Colquhoun played in 18 of Lehigh's contests, batting a league-best .533 with five home rns and 25 RBIs in those games. She also became a four-time all-Patriot League selection and a three-time first team choice.

Colquhoun was one of nine player to receive all-league recognition, including seven first-teamers.

In addition, Lehigh coach Fran Troyan was named the league's Coach of the Year for the fourth time in his 17 seasons.

Lehigh began 1-6, but roared to another regular season Patriot League title, winning it by four games. Lehigh boasts the league’s top offense (.317 team avg.) and pitching staff (1.79 ERA) and has been tough to beat at home (16-2) and are riding a 12-game home winning streak.

Troyan was previously won this award in 1997, 2005 and most recently, he shared the award in 2007.

Here's the schedule for the league tournament:

2012 Patriot League Softball Tournament
Thursday, May 10
Game one: No. 1 Lehigh vs. No. 4 Lafayette, 12 p.m.
Game two: No. 2 Army vs. No. 3 Colgate, 2:30 p.m.
Friday, May 11
Game three: Game one winner vs. Game two winner, 11 a.m.
Game four: Game one loser vs. Game two loser, 1:30 p.m.
Game five: Game four winner vs. Game three loser, 4 p.m.
Saturday, May 13
Game six: Game three winner vs. Game five winner, 12 p.m.
Game seven: Game six rematch (if necessary), 2:30 p.m.

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Selena Gomez Album Photo 7 (2) Selena Gomez, star of the Disney Channel’s popular “Wizards of Waverly Place” and singer whose debut album “Kiss & Tell” hit Billboard’s Top 10, will headline a show at Musikfest’s main RiverPlace stage on Aug. 14, it was announced this morning.

The announcement gives Musikfest its first act targeted to the ‘tween market since Aaron Carter played the 10-day downtown Bethlehem festival in 2005.

Tickets, at $20 to $42, will go on sale to ArtsQuest members at 10 a.m. April 19 and the public at 10 a.m. April 23.

Gomez, 17, sold out the 3,000-seat Tower Theater in Upper Darby in February as one of her first shows to promote “Kiss & Tell,” on which she performs with her band, The Scene. The disc produced the song “Naturally,” which hit Billboard’s Top 30.

Shortly before the Musikfest show, Gomez will make her feature film debut -- she previously voiced a character in 2008's "Horton Hears a Who" -- in July in the title role of “Beezus and Ramona,” (Gomez plays the former), an adaptation of the Beverly Cleary children's book.

She won the award for Favorite TV actress at thee Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards on Saturday.

The Emmy Award-winning "Wizards of Waverly Place," in which Gomez plays a teen from a spell-casting family, has become the top show in its time slot since debuting 2007. A 2009 movie based on the series was the Disney Channel's No. 2 most-watched movie ever, and the most-watched cable telecast that year.

Another movie in which she starred, "Princess Protection Program," with fellow Disney teen princess Demi Lovato, was the channel's fourth most-watched ever.

Before starring on “Wizards of Waverly Place,” Gomez made her acting debut on TV’s children show “Barney & Friends,” also alongside Lovato.

In addition to her debut album, Gomez has sung individual songs on several Disney compilation albums, such as  “Tell Me Something I Don’t Know” on the 2008 “Another Cinderella Story” soundtrack, “One and the Same” with Lovato on “Disney Channel Playlist,” “Fly to Your Heart” on the “Tinkerbell” movie soundtrack and three songs on the “Wizards of Waverly Place” soundtrack.

Other shows announced so far for the Musikfest are jazz-pop singer Norah Jones on Aug. 7, country singer Martina McBride on Aug. 8, Southern rockers Lynyrd Skynyrd on Aug. 9,  The Doobie Brothers on Aug. 11 and Styx and Blue Oyster Cult on Aug. 12.

Tickets for all but Styx and Blue Oyster Cult are on sale. Styx and Blue Oyster Cult go on sale at 10 a.m. April 19 to ArtsQuest members and to the public at 10 a.m. April 23.

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Javascript – Casting to integer on arithmetic division…

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Been rushing on my working project and coding a lot Ajax using lately. Had a lot of  re-practice back to javascript. here is a quick pick of one of them.

As Javascript been a weak-typed language, sometimes it’s not able to cast a variable from one type to another. as in arithmetic division, if one wants to output an integer instead of a double or else, here is a way learned from this article that’s useful:

a = ( b / c ) | 0

by using a bitwise OR operation to cast a float / double back to an integer, to have a way casting some numeric values back to desired form.

also there is a nice Javascript language reference I dig a lot during this coding. thanks for the help!

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Too busy recently that almost got no time to do anything except working all day long and sleeping. sorry for not updating here long time. for those weeks preparing of entering a new project, will go stable from now on and will continue posting tech infos related to technologies.

just got the news that VirtualPC 2007 RTM was released at 2007/02/19, where can be downloaded here. it’s a long waited update since it old version VirtualPC 2003 and its SP1.

still got no time to test it, but will write a post about the testing once I got it done.

try it if you are also waiting for it. see if it compete VMWare workstation

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An Aquarist’s Glossary of Terms – Part 2

Check out the 1st part of Eileen’s Aquarist’s Glossary of Terms here.

Water chemistry terms:

  •  Alkalinity: Alkalinity is often confused with pH or water hardness. In technical terms, the alkalinity is the ability of a solution to neutralize acid. In an aquarium, this can be seen in changes in pH. The higher the alkalinity, the more difficult it is for the pH to change. pH levels above neutral (7.0 on a scale of 0-14) are also said to be “alkaline” or “basic” as opposed to levels below neutral are considered acidic.
  • Brackish: Brackish environments are those found in between freshwater and saltwater environments and have a specific gravity of about 1.005 to 1.015 or a salinity of 0.5-30 ppt (parts per thousand). Common brackish water environments related to the aquarium trade are mangrove swamps, estuaries and bays.
  • Carbon Dioxide: Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a compound used by plants to produce oxygen in photosynthesis and a byproduct of respiration in which oxygen is used. CO2 levels are important to monitor in heavily planted freshwater aquariums but are not as important in unplanted freshwater aquariums or in saltwater systems.
  • Freshwater: Freshwater is water that does not have a significant salt level and is typically of most river or lake environments. Common freshwater environments that many aquarium-trade fish can be found in are the the Amazon River, African Rift Lakes, Australian rivers and South and Central American rivers. These are also referred to as aquatic environments.
  • Nitrogen Cycle: The Nitrogen Cycle is used to descripe the process of converting ammonia (NH4+) to nitrite(NO2) to nitrate (NO3). This process happens in any environment with organisms that produce ammonia and is conducted by nitrifying bacteria (nitrosomonas and nitrobacter). The levels of these three compounds are some of the most universal and important levels to monitor in home aquariums as they can be toxic to aquarium animals. Ammonia and nitrite can be especially toxic as they affect the ability of an animal’s gills to function correctly and the ability of an animial to absorb oxygen into its bloodstream. This is also known as the “Cycling Process” of an aquarium and can take 4-6 weeks in new aquariums or aquariums in which the biological filtration has been destroyed by water changes, medications or another cause.
  • Ozone: Ozone (O3) is a molecule made up of three oxygen atoms instead of the more stable 2-atom molecule (O2). In aquariums and ponds, ozone is used to help control bacteria, disease and algae growth, to help remove very tiny debris particles from the water and for several other purposes. An “ozonizer” is used to pump a controlled amount of ozne into the aquarium. This is safe for most aquarium species (some animals like sharks can be very sensitive to ozone) but can quickly dry out and crack some rubber materials like tubing. Silicone tubing should be used with ozone and ozonizers.
  • pH: The pH level is, technically speaking, the amount of free hydrogen ions in a substance. The pH level is calculated using mathematical logarithms and does not have a unit of measurement. This scale is measured from 0 to 14 (or -1 to 14 in some scientific circles) with 7.0 being considered “neutral”. Levels above 7.0 are considered “Basic” or “alkaline” while levels under 7.0 are considered “acidic”. Some common pH ranges in the aquarium trade are 8.0-8.4 for marine systems, 6.8-7.4 for most tropical freshwater fish like those from the Amazon River, and 7.8-8.4 for African Cichlids from Lake Malawi and Lake Victoria.
  • Phosphate: Phosphate (PO4) has many uses, from glass production and fertilizers to matches and fireworks. An excess of this nutrient in freshwater or saltwater systems can cause algae blooms, usually characterized by green water or greenish or blackish films on surfaces. It can be removed by special filters or filter media and usually enters an aquarium through overfeeding with phosphate-rich foods or though source water with high phosphate levels like well water or in heavily agricultural areas.
  • Salinity/ Specific Gravity: Both of these terms are used to describe and measure the amount of salt in water. “Salinity” is mainly used in more scientific measurements and measures the amount of salt in parts per thousand (ppt or 0/00). “Specific gravity” is more common in the aquarium trade and measures the density of a substance compared to pure water (since this “measurement” is actually a comparison, it does not have a unit of measure like “ppt” in salinity). Salinity is commonly measured using weight, chemical tests or refraction (the water’s ability to bend light waves); Specific gravity is measured using a hydrometer (a device that measures buoyancy to determine density). Marine aquariums usually have a salinity of 30-35ppt or a specific gravity of around 1.020-1.025
  • Saltwater: Saltwater environments are those with a specific gravity of 1.018 or higher, or with a salinity of 30 ppt (parts per thousand) or higher. This is the environment found in oceans and seas around the world and is home to coral reefs. The term “marine” is also used to refer to anything pertaining to these environments.
  • Water Hardness: Water Hardness is a measure of the amount of minerals dissolved in the water, especially Calcium and Magnesium. Like alkalinity, the water hardness affects the stability of water – the chemistry of soft water is much easier to change than hard water. Some fish like Discus or most tetras prefer soft water while others like African cichlids and Bettas thrive in hard water. Working with the hardness of your water when choosing fish and maintaining an aquarium can be far less stressful than trying to change it. Water hardness is usually measured two ways – General Hardness and Carbonate Hardness. Both are usually measured using liquid test kits and a method called “titration” – adding small amounts of solvent to a solution until and endpoint like a color change is reach.
  • General Hardness is usually measures in degrees (dGH or ºGH). 1 dGH is equal to 10 milligrams of calcium oxide per liter of water or 17.848 ppm. “Very soft” water is defined as 0.4 dGH, “Soft water” is 4-8 dGH, “Slightly Hard” water is 8-12 dGH, “Moderately hard” is 12-18 dGH, and “Hard” water is 18 dGH or higher.

The Carbonate Hardness (KH) is closely related to the General Hardness but is a measure only of the calcium carbonate (CaCO3), not of the other minerals present. This is usually more important in saltwater aquariums than in freshwater since most saltwater invertebrates have skeletons or shells made up of primarily calcium carbonate. The GH and KH are usually close but can be different, depending on the minerals present.

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Marine Biologist/Aquatic Husbandry Manager I was one of those kids who said "I want to be a marine biologist when I grow up!"....except then I actually became one. After a brief time at the United States Coast Guard Academy, I graduated from Coastal Carolina University in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in 2004. Since then, I've been a marine biologist at That Fish Place - That Pet Place, along with a Fish Room supervisor, copywriter, livestock inventory controller, livestock mail-order supervisor and other duties here and there. I also spent eight seasons as a professional actress with the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire and in other local roles. If that isn't bad enough, I'm a proud Crazy Hockey Fan (go Flyers and go Hershey Bears!).


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If you want your hairstyle to look its best for the big day, it’s crucial to start preparing your hair at least two weeks prior to your wedding. Too many brides make the huge mistake of assuming that their wedding hairstyle will automatically look perfect because it will be done by a professional hairdresser. The sad truth is, this is not always the case. Even if you hire the most talented hair stylist, there’s no guarantee that your hair will look its best if it’s lackluster, hence the importance of carefully preparing your pre-wedding hair. So, scroll down to learn how you can have the perfect hair for your wedding.

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Oil and Condition as much as you can
Nothing brings some extra shine and body to your pre-wedding hair than some intense conditioning. Try to condition at least three times per week but be sure to go for a high-quality product: your wedding is not the time to skimp on a few cents. If you often use curling or flat irons, try to go for heat-defense conditioners which will repair broken strands and make your hair absolutely perfect for the big day.

Hair oil

Oil treatments are also a huge must-have if you want to have shiny, bouncy hair for your wedding. Indeed, intense oiling will make your head much more supple and easier to manage, which guarantees you the perfect wedding hairstyle. A fantastic tip for the bride to be is to wrap a damp towel around her oiled hair to guarantee that the product penetrates each and every single strand. Don’t hesitate to consult a couple of hairdressers as well: they’ll be able to advise you on the best treatments for your hair type.

Hair treatment

Experiment with various wedding hairstyles
Don’t stick to one single hairstyle either. On the opposite, it’s highly recommended that brides to be experiment with several types of wedding hairstyles prior to walking down the aisle to make sure that you found the style that’s perfect for you. An excellent tip is to try various hairstyles while wearing your wedding hair and accessories: this will give you the best idea on how you’re going to look on the ultra-special day.

Wedding hairstyles

Bridal magazines and websites are also fabulous places to turn to for inspiration. If you’re unable to decide on a single hairstyle, why don’t you pick one for the actual ceremony and another style for the reception? After all, you do deserve to look your absolute best on this memorable day!

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[OMFG] Phil Anselmo Does Pantera Covers With Members Of Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, And More

At the Best Buy Theater in New York City last night, the second annual Metal Masters Clinic took place. Featuring members of Anthrax, Megadeth, Slayer and even ex-Dream Theater drummer Mike Portnoy, the free event was a blast for fans. However, the big surprise came towards the end of the evening when Phil Anselmo (Pantera, Down) took the stage and everyone rocked out a couple of classic Pantera tunes. After the jump, you can see everyone busting out A New Level and Fucking Hostile. To put it simply, these videos kick insane amounts of ass.

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UPDATED: Eli Roth’s ‘Cotton’ Announced, New Yorkville Ripper Film

Update: Eli Roth adds a little more details, which can be found inside! StudioCanal is adding genre fare to its traditionally arthouse-oriented lineup for AFM. They’ve scored the rights for two films that will be of interest to Bloody-Disgusting readers. The first is Red Riding, a thriller featuring “the Yorkshire Ripper,” while they’ll also be getting behind Eli Roth’s latest horror venture (as a producer), Cotton, which was inspired by CLOVERFIELD’s success. You can read all of the juicy details inside.UPDATE: Eli Roth writes in, “This is a project that Eric Newman from Strike and I have been putting together for a while. Eric and I have been looking for projects to produce together for a while now, and this will be our first venture,” Roth tells Bloody-Disgusting. “The success of CLOVERFIELD and QUARANTINE definitely helps show the foreign buyers that there’s still a market for a film made for a film in this style.

In short, COTTON is the scariest script I’ve read in years. I’m a huge fan of the filmmakers, who made a brilliantly funny, sick, and rarely-seen film called MAIL ORDER WIFE. I even remember being blown away by Huck Botko’s student film when I was at NYU, he’s an incredibly talented director who has not yet broken through to the mainstream. If people have seen MAIL ORDER WIFE, then that dark, sick comedy sensibility replaced with a true sense of terror and you’ll have COTTON. It’s very difficult to describe or sum up in a few words, but I have not come across a script this terrifying in years, and neither has Eric Newman. We’re really, really, really excited about this film and can’t wait to get shooting.

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The Paris-based sales company has nabbed international rights to “Red Riding,” a three-part thriller penned by Tony Grisoni (“Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,”) and co-produced by Channel 4 and Andrew Eaton and Michael Winterbottom’s Revolution Entertainment.

Adapted from David Peace’s novel, the trilogy is based on the six-year police investigation of Peter William Suttcliffe, aka “the Yorkshire Ripper,” who killed 12 women in Northern England in the 1970s.

The three pics will be released separately and will be directed by three different helmers: Julian Jarrold, James Marsh and Anand Tucker.

In post-production, the first pic stars Andrew Garfield, Rebecca Hall and Sean Bean.

StudioCanal also picked up “Cotton,” a horror film in the vein of “Cloverfield” and “Blair Witch Project” that was directed by Huck Botko and Andrew Gurland and produced by Eli Roth for Strike Entertainment.

Story concerns an evangelical minister who turns against religion and decides to participate in a documentary in which he practices his last exorcism.

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April 07, 2008

Happy Monday :)

It's over a week since my last blog post, well I did write a quick mid-week post but somehow managed to delete it! I must have been half asleep at the keyboard or else the computer gremlins have been dabbling again! Anyway it wasn't particularly newsy, I was just happy it was finally April and wanted to get it down on paper so to speak. (don't know why this first paragraph has bigger spacing?)
This week I have spent quite a bit of time searching for and reading other peoples blogs, interspersed with bouts of sewing, photographing, listing, packaging, posting, chores, lifts etc. I have edited my list of favourite blog sites to include some lovely new ones that I hope to visit more often. There are always so many animals to sew and so little time! I have just ordered some 100% wool felt and am very excited to see what it is like to sew with. It is more expensive than my current felt which is 20% wool, so maybe I will introduce a little exclusive section.
This morning was a small domestic milestone. I actually hung my washing outside in the garden (instead of bundling it into the tumble dryer) for the first time since October last year!! I love the smell of fresh air-dried laundry. The added bonus this year is that the local pig farm is no more - yay!! happy happy, joy joy!! Every year we marvel at the buds on the trees, the flowers popping up and the birds and animals magically surfacing in the warmer weather. But... the smell of the pig farm is one delight I can do without and this year I will finally get my wish :D I feel we should have a celebratory BBQ with our neighbours in a few weeks. The farmer has closed his pig sheds and sold them to someone who will not be keeping piggies, but instead grows apples and blueberries (much nicer).
The weekend was quite special, we had a family movie evening and watched a dvd called 'The Golden Compass'. I chopped some melon, strawberries, grapes, pineapple, bananas and marshmallows. Made warm chocolate fondue and the four of us had fun dipping :) Yummy!
On Sunday Craig and I got invited out to lunch by some friends. Joinging them at our favourite restaurant The Port. It was a popular idea with lots of people enjoying our first real Spring like day.
Craig has been dabbling in the garden, fired up the tractor mower, just to check it's still alive. Aired out the barn, which will soon be emptied of cars and boats. The locals will be coming to collect them soon after storing them for the winter months.
Jemma is busy studying for her AP Biology exam coming up in May, it has been a time consuming course which has taken some serious dedication and hard work this school year.
Amber has been showing a renewed interest in photography again. I will add her deviant art site to my inspiration section on the right, as it has been dormant for a while and will possibly be awakened.
Archie is just sleeping in the sun and 'molting' everywhere! I struggle to keep up with the 'dust bunnies' that seem to be in abundance every day this time of year and I can't walk by one without whipping it up and disposing of it. On the subject of disposal, the valley is clamping down on our recycling habits in a big way. Already being in the habit of recycling it hasn't meant much of a change for us. When I lived in Norway in the mid to late 80's recycling was the norm, and those habits have remained with me wherever I have lived. I just had to 'remind' everyone in the house to please rinse and put in the correct bin!
This morning I have 7 parcels to post, including a collection of six that are destined for the top of a Wedding cake! Here is a new design this week, a little English black and white badger.

I hope you all have a great week :)

Hazel xx

  1. Hi Hazel, Yes...I did wonder what had happened to : "Yeay its April!" Thought that maybe I had dreamt it :-)
    Pleased to hear the weather is warming up for you, and also about the closure of the pig farm! You do make me laugh!!
    Have a great week.
    Kathy x

  2. Love the little guinea pig, so cute. Just wanted to let you know I have awarded you an "E" for blogging excellence.

  3. Hi Hazel, what a cute blog, home and shop you have! I hope to get some of your tiny animals to peak out in various spots of my home soon.

    We have a itty bitty cottage right now, but there is talk of moving into my husbands mom's house which is a big victorian like yours- i think it would be a big challenge to decorate and update, but atleast you`ve provided me with some inspiration and i can see what a beauty it could become!

    Anyway, I`ve added you to my bloglist and I hope you will come visit with me and we can become blog friends. Hope to hear from you sometime,

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Yesterday I had the kids home all day, and was failing miserably at multitasking. I did have about 95 minutes during naptime to read, write, and sit quietly, which I did. But by late afternoon I was behind. I'd lost the energy to get ahead of them, to proactively manage their activity. The four year-old said "no" to most of my suggestions, and the 16 month-old was purely driven by whatever I did NOT want taken out.

By the little one's bedtime, I had no patience, no creativity, and no perspective. I lost it trying to teach a basic version of checkers to my daughter, who was utzing me about holding the other pieces (the ones we weren't using). I got irrationally angry when she kept interrupting my lesson with "Daddy, daddy, daddy..." this over here that over there this thought that thought etc. All I needed was a tap on the shoulder, but I was alone, and blew my cool.

After the tears and patchwork, I realized that what had set me off was her natural, 4 year-old lack of focus and constant interruption. One of my new worries: will she have it? And when is too early to observe symptoms?

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As a small farmer and a small business owner the margins of profit are not large. Joanna believes the risks and hard work are worth the effort. As a poet and a dancer Joanna appreciates the work; the seeding, weeding, harvesting, and selling. To wake up and put on boots and work clothes, a hat too,  and go out to the farm is a privilege worth the effort. To walk out to the fields and watch things grow, the seasons change, the birds and insect life come and go, is a privilege worth the effort. To provide her community with local sustainable flowers is a privilege worth the effort. And to protect the soil, biodiversity, and ecosystems is a privilege worth the effort.

Bluma was started by owner and operator Joanna Letz in the fall of 2014. Joanna started farming in 2008 and fell in love with the life and work. Since then Joanna has dreamed of one day starting her own farm.

She apprenticed on numerous farms in California including; Heaven and Earth Farm near Nevada City, Green Gulch Farm and Zen Center in Muir Beach. Joanna also completed the UC Santa Cruz Farm and Garden Program (CASFS) where she received a Certificate in Ecological Horticulture. Most recently she was the Garden Manager at Slide Ranch in West Marin. At Slide she had the opportunity to grow over 100 varieties of vegetables and flowers. Now in her seventh season as a farmer she was ready to take the leap to start her own business and farm.

Joanna thought about beginning a farming career after she traveled for eight months with a group of students to five countries looking at the affects of globalization on small farmers. She was disheartened by many of the things she saw happening to small farmers across the globe. It was on this trip that Joanna realized the importance of small organic and diversified farms. In part as a response to the current trend around the world of “get big or get out” she decided to see what working on a small diversified organic farm was really about. She apprenticed for a number of years before managing a small farm herself. Joanna had the great opportunity to work with and learn from many long time organic farmers in California. Joanna wants to make her livelihood farming. For Joanna farming is a way of life. A re-connection to the cycles of life, the seasons, and to some of the very basic things we depend on; plants. She started farming with a desire to work with her hands, be outside, and be of service to people and the planet. As a farmer she never has a dull moment. Joanna feels priviledged to be involved in growing flowers and taking care of the soil, waterways, land, air, and people.

Joanna’s family are all Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe. Her Mother’s family came to this country just after WWII. Her grandparents survived in hiding in Poland. Her Mother was born in a Displaced Persons camp in Munich just before the family received visas to come to the U.S. They quickly settled in Farmingdale New Jersey where other Jews and survivors landed. For some time they were chicken farmers as well as Christmas tree farmers. But with the advent of the refrigerated trains small egg producers couldn't compete with the large farms. The family could no longer make a living from the egg production as the bigger producers could charge significantly less for their product.

Joanna’s Father’s family were also chicken farmers but on the West Coast in Rancho Cucamunga, Los Angeles. Her father’s family had wanted to be farmers for some time. They also tried to make farming work but ultimately they could not sustain the family on the farm.

Joanna’s Grandfather Isaac Silber kept a large garden. This was Joanna’s first exposure to plants and farming. Joanna vividly remembers the wild zucchini plants and her Grandfather’s delicious honey. It was these memories that helped bring her into the farming world. Her grandparents on both sides had hoped to make a livelihood off of farming. Now Joanna is taking up that torch of farming. In Europe farming was something most families did at least on the kitchen garden scale. Growing plants was normal for her grandparents. In much of our culture in the U.S. today growing plants is somewhat outside the norm. But growing plants and food is coming back into focus with urban farms popping up around the country.

Joanna studied History and Human Rights in College. She believes farming and enjoying fresh vegetables and flowers is a basic human right. She believes that food and farming has the potential to bring people together. Joanna believes farming has a positive effect on people's lives. She hopes to bring many people to her farm and encourage more people to grow plants!

Engaging with plants and dirt day in and day out is a privilege Joanna relishes in. But farming is no romantic career. Farming is hard work and you can’t always know what the weather will bring or what new insect will come along and eat up your crop before you can harvest. As a small farmer and a small business owner the margins of profit are not large. Joanna believes the risks and hard work are worth the effort.


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They treat the illnesses and diseases of the children from their birth to adolescence. They deal with the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of children’s patients too, in every stage of development – in good health or in illness.

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1. Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla (MBBS, DCH, MCPS) She is a Chief Pediatrician at Sindh Government Hospital Liaquatabad, moreover, a philanthropist; running an NGO “HOPE” that has a big network of schools and hospitals for the impoverished community. She consults daily at Medicare Clinic except Saturday (021-34924880) and at DHA Clinics on Mon, Thurs, Sat (021-35344201).

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2. Dr. Iqbal Memon (MBBS, FRCP, DABP, FAAP) He is a Consultant at AKUH, Department of Pediatrics and Child Health and known for his expertise and devotion toward social service. You can visit him at Parklane Hospital, Clifton (021-35876383, 021-35810576).

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3. Dr. Naseeruddin Mahmood (MBBS, MD, FAAP(USA) He is a consultant pediatrician and neonatologist, he also suggests us practical guidelines to deal with the problem of our young children using bad language. He consults daily at South City Hospital except Tuesday. Contact info: 0300-2825731

cmeoct4 Top 5 Child Specialists in Karachi 4. Dr. Sobia Qamar (MBBS,FCPS) She is a consultant pediatrician at Liaquat National Hospital. She manages sick neonates incusing ventilator care. She consults daily at LNH. Contact info: 021-111456456, 021-34939612-4

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Thursday, November 19, 2015

Bad Day

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Having a Bad Day

Sick in bed with a terrible cold, Brock has decided that this is the definition of "having a bad day".

Brock wants me to tell you that her nose isn't REALLY that big, or that red. I found a fun effect on PicMonkey, called "Cherry Nose", that made it look like that.

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Volume 11 Supplement 4

UT-ORNL-KBRIN Bioinformatics Summit 2010

Open Access

Developing measures for microbial genome assembly quality control

  • Rachel M Adams1,
  • Jason B Harris1,
  • Jeremy J Jay2Email author,
  • Beth G Johnson3,
  • Miriam L Land4 and
  • Loren J Hauser4
BMC Bioinformatics201011(Suppl 4):P14

DOI: 10.1186/1471-2105-11-S4-P14

Published: 23 July 2010

Advances in sequencing technologies are outpacing the rate at which genomes can be thoroughly finished and analyzed. Over the next year, genome sequencing will increase many-fold, but high quality and high-throughput annotation methods have yet to be developed to handle the need. As more microbial genomes are sequenced, whole-genome annotation methods identify many putative genes which need further verification. By analyzing a broad range of annotated genomes we can identify patterns and statistics useful in determining the annotation quality and spurious gene outliers. Our work is attempting to identify quality control measures based on a full inter-genomic comparison instead of individual sequence-level or database-specific statistics. Using these methods to compare and filter, it is possible to narrow the scope of manual gene curation and allow greater scrutiny on putative genes before publication, making higher quality genome annotation possible. Our results plainly show the quality of well-studied genomes, the weaknesses of draft genome builds, and illustrate the need for further high-throughput quality control measures.

Authors’ Affiliations

Genome Science and Technology Graduate School, University of Tennessee
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Tennessee
Department of Mathematics, University of Tennessee
Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Group, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

© Jay et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2010

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I used Turbo Tax to calculate & file my 1999 taxes. I paid the amount that the program said I owed; however, the IRS sent me a letter saying that they had changed my estimated tax total. The explanation is as follows:
"You claimed an incorrect amount as estimated tax payments and credits. Our records don't show any estimated tax credits for for SS#(my SS#)." Can someone guide me as to what they are referring to? The number listed for IRS help provides automated phone maize only, due to the high volume of calls.

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My friends were in a similar situation, bidding online for a home owned by BOA. They had a similar buyer premium attached. If the extra 3k gives you pause, you need to revisit your cash flows expected. 3k is a drop in the bucket if you are getting a decent ROI, and a decent entry point to receive that ROI.

To continue my friends story above, they received notification that they were the higher bidder. A couple days later they got a call notifying that although they were a higher bidder, the bank decided to take an all cash offer for 5% less. Therefore, my friends did not get the home.

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Our relationship evolved into what it is today. It wasn't a plaaned thing at first, by any means.

We had an open relationship almost from the beginning, as my partner was very much up front and explained that monogamy was probably not something that would work. After some time, we decided that taking in another partner could be advantageous to us all and was something that we decided to investigate.

After nearly 6 years I can say things have gone very well for us. We have been fortunate, but I will say that it hasn't been without some ups and downs. Once again, I stress honesty, openness, and an uncanny ability to communicate your feelings, as well as being able to put the shoe on the other foot and understand other points of view.

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They are very pretty, and very high! I think they would totally go with your dress.. I mean.. your dress should be floor length, so nobody should see them anyway, unelss you want them to.

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