Just back from a glorious hiking trip, there's only one real criticism: once again, I over-packed. My daughter and I were the main culprits; we clearly had overly high aspirations for our mountain social lives. The irony? I once lived out of a single bag for nearly a year, my go-to possession an oversized brown sweater.
A bad economy helped fuel my grand adventure in the summer of 1990. I figured if I was going to be waitressing after college graduation, why not do it somewhere exciting?
I landed in Scotland with a suitcase and a goal: a pub job on the edge of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, a month of non-stop music and theatre. And because I was 21 and tenacious, it happened. My tutors were the staff at Scott's on Rose Street, where I poured pints and practiced an accent more Irish than Scottish. My sprawling apartment and lovely roommates were found after answering an ad at Edinburgh University. They said yes over a cup of tea.
Hanging out at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with fellow bartender friend Clare.
The Fringe was brilliant. So were my customers, especially the East Germans who'd finally been given the chance to see a world beyond the wall. We met in early fall when they came in for a drink. They reminded me of the submariner I'd served earlier that summer, their aura of wonder for this—freedom, life!—a constant, hovering presence. We traded tales, toasted the new world, explored, shopped (and found one ugly but warm brown wool sweater in the bargain bin. Sold). On our last night together we draped arms, sang American Pie, and pledged a reunion.
By winter it was time for a change. I took in Amsterdam, abandoned the suitcase for a backpack and landed as a nanny for a British family in Geneva. Sweet Sue was the only one to respond to my "I need a job" sign in the English library; she said yes over a mug of coffee and brought me and my backpack home that same evening to meet her family. The first Gulf War began in earnest; anti-American sentiment grew. I skipped the local social scene. Sue and Alan taught me how to drive a stick shift and the pleasure of a good glass of wine with dinner. Amy, Jack and I played soccer and watched the Chronicles of Narnia. My French was bumbling at best. The children translated frequently for me (humbling). I wore the sweater a lot.
The new nanny arrived from England; I'd saved enough and it was time to use my rail pass. I panicked in Berlin; reunification was in full swing and the phones were down. There seemed no way to reach my East German friends, Andrea and Bernd. My hostel-mates conferred. A telegram was sent, with instructions to meet at an appointed time at a central square fountain. We had one shot at this.
That old-fashioned telegram worked. We found each other. They showed me the wall—both sides. We traveled to Potsdam and sat in a café too lovely to hold Bernd's horror stories of his forced time in the Soviet army. He carried a few faded photos of those days, his visible scars.
We took happier pictures to counter his bleak ones; I was desperate to capture the aura of wonder that lit up my friends in Scotland (it too was fading, real life had intruded). We spoke wistfully of future journeys and then I set out again with my roommate/new friend Cathy.
We rode the bus every morning with former revolutionaries headed to their day jobs. We ate lunch at the only vegetarian restaurant in Prague, watched artists paint the famed bridges of a light-filled city still basking in its triumph.
And then, Peter's surprise. First, we met his daughter (same warm eyes), who whispered of a hike, a feast. We took the train to the Bohemian countryside and met Peter's parents, retired teachers who shyly offered us delicate glasses of plum wine, homemade sausages and bits of self-taught English. I ate every bite of that sausage, the only possible tribute for people so warm and welcoming. My vegetarian rules did not apply here.
Peter on ladder, always wanting to show us the new. Handprints on the Wall with my East German friends. Cathy and I, seeing more than ever could have imagined.
And then, almost a year after I left, it was time to go home: me and my single backpack and the ugly brown sweater that horrifies my thirteen year-old when she looks at my old photos. The funny thing is, I don't even see the sweater, not until she points it out. It's just background to Us: my vibrant, shining friends met on trains, in pubs, over tea, coffee, pints.
She still packs lightly at age 74. I'm not sure when I forgot her example, or my own light backpack and oft-worn sweater. Just recently returned from the staggering beauty of the western U.S., I do know this about exploring the unknown: that what you bring on the trip is far less important than what you bring home.
Pack lightly. Leave room. GO.
I hope they get the message.
Thanks Darlene! I love how visual you are. You are right, one must see the famed sweater. There a couple shots, in photo montage at end of story. Can you see it? Brown with little red/white flowers. My mother had it for years, but the moths really attacked it in recent years. Though perhaps she hid it in back of closet… I will ask her!
Okay, Kristin, where were these interesting stories on those boring days in the delegation office? I had no idea you were so adventuresome. I really enjoyed reading today's blog. You have real talent. On a side note, when my moans where'd the phone this morning, the caller asked if this was the delegation office. She just indicated a wrong # and hug up. As it turns out, when I looked up the # ( out of curiosity), it was Gene Counihan's office. Remember him?
Thank you Susan! I think I regaled you all with newly wed laundry horror stories instead! And yes, Gene Counihan was on MC Board for years; such a lovely person. That is a small world…so glad we reconnected. Looking forward to seeing more of your art.
We want to see the brown sweater when we come for Thanksgiving!! Well written Kristin!
Thanks Terry and Ron, was definitely an important time in my life. Hope the kids get to do something similar some day.
Remind me again why I immediately took a job with Wachovia Bank after college while my awesome roomie traipsed around Europe? I'd forgotten many of those stories and loved hearing them again! Will share with my children in hopes of fostering their desire to see the world.
Thank you Sally! You should also share your stories about studying in Sweden and traipsing around Europe. I remember thinking how brave you were, doing that at age 18. You inspired me. I hope the kids step outside the comfort zones and go–so much to see, so many good people to meet.


A popular seafront bar which is often used by both local drinkers and holidaymakers who often help to create a friendly and convivial atmosphere. Live music on Friday and Sunday evenings. Food (11.30-8). Children are welcome until 9pm.


When I arrived in Leon it was the start of the interesting cycling again. The previous days had been the flat plains which are brown, dry and well, pretty flat. The Spain that you know!
The topography of Northern Spain is very hilly/mountainous on the sides/top and flat in the middle. Leon was the start of the hilly bit on the West side. The weather started to turn and get cold at night as well as damp. Still I wasn't often lucky with the days until I reached Santiago where it promptly decided to rain all the time.
My route wound its way on back roads from Leon to Astorga, Ponferrada (where Wiggins won the World Championship Individual Time Trial two weeks earlier!), Samos, Sarria, Palas de Rei, Arzua, O Pedrouza, Santiago de Compostela, Pedrouzos, Negreira, Comeira, Pereira, Bainas, Bermun and finally Cabo Tourinan.


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Xiaomi has been a top-notch producer of glamorous smartphones for many years. The latest and flagship MI 10 Pro 5G proves that the company has made a lot of enhancement in its stylish design language. This phone is not just an ordinary device; it is a technological powerhouse.
The Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro flagship is coming in the market alongside strict competition from some of the biggest smartphones in the world, including flagships from Samsung, Huawei, and Oppo. It is going to be interesting to see how users are going to grab their options, considering that each brand has its essence.
Let us have a look in detail to see whether the Mi 10 Pro is worth your money.
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro Pros and cons
Remarkably quick charging speeds
Top-notch camera
Impressive audio quality
Doesn't come with an IP rating
Fingerprint sensor a bit slow compared to other models within the same price rang
We do not have a carrier in the US that has support for Xiaomi phones. Therefore, if you buy them online or import them, you must be ready to use them as standard phones.
The prices of MI 10 pro at this moment is €999 in Europe, $899 in the US and ₹49,999 in India
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro is so desirable and appealing all the same. It is the most excellent and improved product manufactured by Xiaomi. It comes with a weight of only 7.3 ounces, so it feels light when holding and features a dimension of 6.40 by 2.94 by 0.35 inches.
The crystal bright glass combination makes it extremely elegant, just like other flagships this year. It has a stunning metallic frame replenishing between double panels that curl the ends to join the aluminum.
The glass is excellent and establishes yet another interesting shift from glass to metal and the glass again as you touch the edge. The hardware finish of this smartphone is one of the best we have encountered in 2020.
The Xiaomi Mi 10 pro is available in two astonishing colors, the alpine white and solstice grey
You will probably love the gray one, which resembles the sky at dusk almost before a snowy storm. It has a smooth finish giving it an elegant, classy, and quality look. Most of the flagships we have seen this year have a glossy look, so this is an outstanding feature to bring the difference.
The camera arrangement is in a remarkable design component on the devices. Instead of a large rectangle like many phones, the Mi 10 Pro's has cameras lined up in a vertical column.
We have seen several changes in designs in many flagships this year, and this phone Xiaomi has done just the same:
The USB-C is available, but there is no headphone jack.
There is a SIM card slot but no external memory card slot.
Stereo speakers and small controllers are on the side.
The screen lock key and volume tuner are both on the right.
Just like other flagships introduced to the market this year, Xiaomi has made a perfect choice with its display. The display is incredibly sharp and extremely bright, making it quite easy to look at even when you are under direct sunlight featuring vibrant color accuracy.
The Mi 10 Pro is a 6.67-inch AMOLED possible to be best to 90Hz if you require a better experience.
The refresh rate is excellent, and we can compare it with the pace of other latest devices like Huawei P40 or Google Pixel 4 XL.
The resolution, which is Full HD+, is giving you a great experience, and brightness can go to a maximum of 1200 nits depending on conditions.
It doesn't have a notch, but you will love the secondary punch hole camera at the left corner on top of the screen display.
The whole combination of elements gives the device an elegant display. It is pixel, vibrant, bright, and sharp. You should be glad to scroll through the web, social media, or even write emails on such a fantastic display.
Besides, if you cherish streaming on the go, the HDR10+ certification will give you the best pictures. Streaming experience for services like Netflix has never been so great.
The phone has a fingerprint reader placed precisely below the screen. Many people prefer the rear readers or the ones mounted on the sides readers, but still, the Mi 10 Pro readers are faster and accurate.
As expected, the Mi 10 Pro has an outstanding design with silicon under the hood. Hence, most users will be happy with Qualcomm's top processor, with sufficient faster RAM, storage.
The Mi 10 Pro tour benchmarks like Geek bench and 3DMark, which is a new improvement, top almost all the phones in its class. It can be easy to compare it with some numbers accommodated by other Snapdragon 865 flagships, which includes S20 Pro Ultra, Oppo X2 Pro, and OnePlus 8 Pro.
The phone works smoothly in terms of operation. No component of the Mi 10 Pro makes it slow or static. If you check out games on the Mi 10 Pro, you will be surprised how they run correctly. There is nothing like hanging or any frame drops when you play the games.
You will realize that this device has no remarkable gaming elements, but it provides all the basics required for a perfect game.
The battery life is another excellent feature worth checking. Battery life extends longer than many smartphones. Also, once the battery runs off, it recharges so quickly, It is a strength that every phone producer would love to use as a selling point.
Screen-on time performance is also remarkable. It frequently extends over to a 7-hour streak. You can check this based on the performance of a variety of operations on use, like YouTube checking, taking photos, and many more. Many latest flagships can have screen-on times in the less than 7-hour range. The Mi 10 Pro generally goes beyond a day and a half at a minimum. Power-consumption by Xiaomi turns out to be perfect is on this device.
The phone also has a high speed on the charging rate. If you observe approximately 50 minutes is enough to charge it fully. It is unusual to see a battery over the 80% mark in such a short, leave alone wholly charged. Amazingly, if you leave it charging for 15 minutes, you get a 40% boost.
MI 10 PRO battery is 4500mAH
This review would not be complete if it doesn't highlight the impressive camera that this model features. Many flagship smartphones possess many camera arrangements decorating the back panel. The Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro has the same design. However, the lenses are a bit complicated arrangement.
The first lens on top isn't the 108 MP camera like they have it highlighted. It is an 8MP mixed zoom lens instead. It is the lens that allows your telephoto outcomes from 2x and above. This issue must be confusing for several people.
The second lens down the bundle is a 12MP shooting lens that deals with portraits. It is a beauty camera and possesses a 50mm lens.
The next lens down is precisely the 108MP primary camera. The fourth, which is the last lens, does two functions as the 20MP ultra-wide-angle and macro shooter.
If you take photos with the primary lens, they turn to be very helpful. You experience a strong focus, with substantial exposure and color. You will also realize that colors are indistinguishable, and the focus is fantastic with less noise.
The zoom lens does a fantastic and outstanding job. If you take shots at 1x, 3x, and 5x they will look almost similar in sharpness and clarity. If you push the zoom level further to 50x, you can't get a quality result. However, any zoom below 10x is reasonably decent.
The portrait lens in the middle is maybe the best of all the lenses. It provides optical zoom up to 2x, and the clarity is incredible.
There is a 20MP selfie camera on the front. It also shows excellent quality. However, shooting selfies without a portrait aspect makes it clearer.
You will realize that the video runs up to 8K at 30 FPS. There is also a great 4K @ 60FPS footage, just like the 1080p and 720p system.
In general, the phone's camera can be slightly complicated. You may not know the functions of each lens at any given minute of photo shooting. Anyway, what matters is that the images and clips you take with the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro are amazing.
Mi 10 pro has quad camera setup. main camera is 108 MP
The speakers are great. Instead of having the earpiece to help in establishing the stereo effect, Xiaomi installed a full speaker on every corner of the phone.
This smartphone will have a favorable market in Europe where there are adequate LTE 4G and 5G band support. The Mi 10 Pro has restricted wireless backing in the US. It covers the leading LTE bands for AT&T and T-Mobile, but the latest, quicker bands aren't accessible.
Xiaomi mi 10 pro is 5g enable smartphone
The Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro is an incredible smartphone that fulfills all the essential qualities of a great flagship device. Xiaomi has done an outstanding job manufacturing a stylish piece of the phone that looks amazing.
Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro is unique. It is in a class of enormous smartphone designing to appeal to those individuals who love a package of elegance and top performance.
To design this product, Xiaomi has improved its standard as it concentrates on four main features: The camera, display, processor battery life, performance. Undoubtedly, these foundation features can motivate anyone to purchase any device.
As evident in this review, The Xiaomi Mi 10 has impressive features, just like the Mi Note 10, and incorporates advanced features such as the enhanced display and 5G. Although some users feel that the price is a bit too high, its impressive features compensate for the same.
The 90Hz display is excellent, the long-life battery is outrageous, and the quicker processor accomplishment is real. The speakers are loud enough to guarantee you a perfect entertainment. Xiaomi Mi 10 is an excellent phone for those who love classic gadgets.
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LNR Holdings, LLC purchased the Earll Townhome Development at 70th Street and Earll Drive in Scottsdale for $1 million from 70th and Earll Townhomes, LLC.
The land sits two blocks south of Old Town Scottsdale.
"In many development projects, there comes a point where the developer contemplates passing the torch to another developer or builder, instead of proceeding to the complete the project themselves as was the case with the Earll Townhome Community sale," Zack Mishkin, vice president of Orion Investment Real Estate, said in a press release.
The seller made plans for a two-story, 10-unit townhome community, according to a press release.
Mr. Mishkin said in a release the seller which he represented chose not to take the project through the design and review board phase in order to leave the opportunity for the buyer to take part in the creative process.
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The new course undertaken by Harley-Davidson® highlights the company courage and determination to follow an ambitious project: 100 new motorcycles by 2027 between existing models upgrades and brand new models. This FXDR 114® sends a strong signal: it represents a first step towards a future labeled Live Wire, a project that firmly places the company in a category that Harley-Davidson® wants to dominate: the electric.
It is clear that nowadays Harley-Davidson® is aiming to lower the target age of its users, the new Fat Bob® has proved to be a winning project and this FXDR – despite the purists criticism – does not seem to be less appealing. We have not yet had the chance to try the FXDR® so today we will give you a detailed overview of its specs.
Harley-Davidson® FXDR 114®: project light weight! An aluminum swingarm allows a weight reduction of 4.62 kg (6.25 kg compared to 10.88, 43% less) over the Softail conventional steel swingarm. The aluminum rear wheel, which is also lighter than conventional rear wheels, is 18 " with 240 mm tires.
The 19″ forged aluminum front wheel has a very thin spoked design. The saddle and the tail section are supported by a counter-frame made of welded aluminum tubes. This structure replaces the steel subframe, the steel fender and the aluminum mudguard supports used on other Softail models, for a weight reduction of 3.17 kg. Both the mudguards and the tail section are made of composite material for an additional weight loss.
The new FXDR 114® is equipped with the most powerful engine offered for Softail models, the 114-cubic-inch Milwaukee-Eight V-Twin capable of delivering the maximum torque of 16.4 kgm at just 3,500 rpm.
This model suspensions – we finally see an upside-down fork – are supposed to be great on curvy roads and now the motorcycle has more ground clearance than other Softail models.
The braking system is up to the new package offered by Harley-Davidson®, the double 300mm front disc and the 292mm rear one guarantee an optimal braking also thanks to the nowadays mandatory ABS.
As previously anticipated, this model aims straight to the future. Firm and muscular lines, 16-liter stretched tank and a short tail that shows the 240mm wide wheel says it all about this motorcycle soul. A digital panel and full LED head and tail light are the icing on this directly delivered from the future cake.


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The corrosion and oxidation resistant properties of stainless steel make it the metal of choice in the food and beverage manufacturing and processing industry where high pressure hose downs and aggressive chemical cleaning occur frequently. Containers, pipework and food contact equipment are primarily manufactured of either Type 304 or 316 stainless steel, called austenitic stainless steel; the presence of chromium forms a self-healing protective film surface on the steel. However, while they meet the oxidation and corrosion resistance required in most environments, their use is limited in high wear applications due to their low hardness, low wear resistance and risk of galling. Since these steels cannot be surface hardened by conventional heat treatment processes without reducing or losing the corrosion resistance, an alternative hardening process called kolsterising* is used.
The process of kolsterising is a low temperature surface carbon diffusion treatment that improves the material properties of austenitic stainless steel without affecting its corrosion resistance. Its benefits are wide-ranging and include retention of corrosion resistance, improvement of wear resistance, including inside small cavities and bores, improvement of fatigue strength, prevention of galling, and retention of non-magnetic properties.
As a result, this industrial surface hardening process has become widely accepted for austenitic stainless steel in all applications and industries where components are subjected to wear and corrosion, including the chemicals industry, hydraulic systems, medical technology and the food and beverage industry, for example in bottling plants. In an industry reliant on quick, precise processing under hygienic and cost-effective conditions, the combination of kolsterised austenitic stainless steel and high-grade plastics is also expected to become the standard.
For more than 30 years igus has been researching and developing high-performance bearings made of tribopolymers. The material, called iglidur, is self-lubricating, which reduces the coefficient of friction significantly, while making them maintenance free. In addition to its low wear and abrasion properties, this material is also resistant to corrosion, dust and debris, and chemicals, and it absorbs negligible moisture.
Specific to the food and beverage industry, there are a number of materials of food-grade quality, which means they fulfill the American FDA standard and the EU regulation 10/2011 EC for repeated contact with food. They therefore provide the perfect polymer plain bearing combination with any kolsterised stainless steel shaft.
igus reached these conclusions through intensive functional tests of kolsterised versus non-treated austenitic stainless steel shafts together with a range of iglidur bearings in its test lab in Cologne – one of the largest in the industry. Specific test runs clearly demonstrated that the use of austenitic steel hardened using the kolsterising process, produces significantly lower wear to the bearing.
The test runs took place at a high temperature of 130 °C, which is typical for many applications in the food and beverage industry. Resistance to high temperatures is another key feature of all iglidur® materials. At constant load and surface speed parameters and after a travel distance/time of 36 km or 100 hours, all three bearings in the test exhibited a lower wear rate when they were operated using kolsterised austenitic stainless steel shafts.
Kolsterising improves the material properties of austenitic stainless steel, providing food and beverage packaging machine manufacturers with enhanced design options. Machines and components become more corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant. When used in combination with iglidur® bearings, these technical advantages turn into economic advantages with reduced maintenance times, cleaning times and downtimes, as well as a longer service life – all resulting in lower costs.


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"Get Out" came as a big surprise two years ago. It was the feature directing debut for Jordan Peele, a horror film from a man better known as a sketch comedian. But it turned into a critically acclaimed blockbuster and an unlikely Oscar winner. Will lightning strike twice for the rising filmmaker? He's back with his second directorial effort, "Us," which is also a socially conscious horror film, this time about a family led by Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke who encounter a group of sinister doppelgangers. But how does it compare to Peele's breakthrough effort?
Quite well, as it turns out. As of this writing "Us" has a MetaCritic score of 81 based on 52 reviews counted (49 positive, 3 mixed, none negative). That's not far from the 84 score for "Get Out." And on Rotten Tomatoes, which rates films on a pass-fail basis, "Us" is 95% fresh based on 218 reviews (207 positive, 11 negative). That's only slightly lower than the 98% freshness rating for "Get Out." Both "Us" scores are a bit of a step down, but if those are the kinds of critical marks you get for your less acclaimed movie, I'd say you're doing alright for yourself.
But will Peele take the Oscars by storm again? With "Get Out" he made history as the first black filmmaker to earn nominations for writing, directing and producing in the same year. And he also became the first black writer ever to win Best Original Screenplay. "Get Out" might have even come close to beating "The Shape of Water" for Best Picture. However, one thing Peele had in 2017 that he doesn't have now was the element of surprise. "Get Out" came out of nowhere with a style and point of view we hadn't quite seen before, but now that he has established his brand of horror as cultural commentary, will awards voters still be on the bandwagon?
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Kirilly Smitheram is a practicing counsellor, counselling supervisor and teacher, specialising in transpersonal and process oriented counselling. She recognised by the Australian Counselling Association as a Level 3 counsellor, which speaks to her degree of academic training and experience. Kirilly works in her own, thriving, counselling practice called, "Healing with Imagination', located in Newtown and Thirroul (Wollongong).
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Note catalogue currently only available in print format, not on the website yet so you'll have to wait for the full catalogue or visit Aldi.
Surely they don't go from $579 on the Ryobi down to $299? I hope they don't because I will definitely buy one at that price!
Bunning doesn't like Aldi playing in their sandpit. They happily drop prices to match all the time, sometimes bigger than this. Mainly for a few reasons, Aldi's offers are short term so bunning does not have to match for long, long term customer engagement with a brand they control and want to expose more customers to (Ryobi and Ozito). They don't always do it but it would be great if they do!
@paulj13: Aldi stuff generally is better quality than Bunnings stuff and I'm glad aldi is keeping Bunnings on the hop.
@wosdam: Totally agree. I don't plant my flag in either camp and have various products from both. Some good some not so good. Both companies offer great returns policy and the consumer wins in stuff like this. Which is rare these days.
It's basically a plane that can be set to a specific height. If you're doing wood work then it's a pretty handy thing to have. No more measuring->planing->measuring->etc, just measure, set, and tool to the correct size.
You put a rough sawn piece of wood in one side, and you get a parallel dressed surface out the other end.
Not to be confused with a jointer.
Sometimes you get wood that is warped or uneven or not square, or wood you want to plane down to an exact thickness. These machines do that.
Any feedback on the fridge?
They do look similar, though the King one is dual zone (hence the split lid).
That Kings one can be had for $674.10 at the moment with the 10% eBay code PROUD.
Nice to have a freezer compartment but looking at the pic, 3 quarters of that side is taken up by the compressor cutout anyway.
Picked one up this week. Initial impressions are very good. Cools from room temp to 1c in under half an hour so good as a backup fridge that doesn't need to be left running like our sorry old camp fridge. Holds temp well, but cover is a bonus as the lid does get colder than ambient (not quite thick enough insulation, but typical for a camp fridge).
Bluetooth app is simple but works as advertised.
Also, very good value for what you get.
Would be good to know what stores have them in stock, or buy online.
Thanks OP. Does anyone have any experience with the Aldi mitre saw? Looks like it might be decent enough for odds and ends around the house.
For anyone thinking of buying the thicknesser, dual blade thicknessers are a bit of a pain to sharpen as the blades are so long. You should be able to get replacements, but to make the blades last longer, take multiple low thickness cuts rather than cutting to the final depth straight off. Your blades will last longer, the motor won't struggle as much and the finish on the wood will be better.
And if you're using something like jarrah, make those passes really light. It's tough stuff jarrah. These things are designed for soft stuff like pine.
If you can afford to work with Jarrah, get a damn spiral head planer.
Screw up a piece of Jarrah and whatever perceived savings are gone.
All of my jarrah stockpile was free (old flooring, gazebos etc.). I used the savings to buy one of these. Best tool I've ever bought! :) Hit a hidden nail once and just needed to rotate one of the cutters.
Nice! Single phase I'm assuming?
Whenever I run anything through the table/mitre/planers, I always put a stud-finder set to nail finder mode.
That can be a dangerous/costly oversight.
@tshow: Yes, single phase, that was expensive enough as it is! I bought a handheld metal detector after that little surprise. Visual inspection just doesn't cut it when you're using old wood.
@banana365: I'm really contemplating getting that carbatec. I'm heading to their Spring valley showroom maybe next month (or EoFY).
@tshow: The quality is fine. I'm not too happy with that design of blade guard and keep meaning to replace it with one that pivots out of the way. It's only that design because it's a convertible planer/thicknesser.
@banana365: The table saw is because I need my fingers at work. I'm sure my income protection insurance would up my premiums if they knew I had a woodshop and they'd buy me the SawStop and send someone over to go through woodshop safety.
I have a big woodshop planned so I don't need a convertible if it has a noticeable drawback.
8m x 9m in case you're wondering. 60 year old barn. Reframing the internals.
Got one of the three fridges in stock at my Aldi today. So far seems pretty good.
Found this one that is pretty much identical (apart from adding 12V output and $375 to the price tag).
Good news is their app is compatible and a little better, can graph last 24 hours worth of temp/batt voltage and supports landscape which means I can use it on the Android deck in my car a little easier.
You bought the Aldi, but are using the Kickass app?
Yeah I like it better than the Adventuridge one, that looking at the Play Store, also goes by the name Xero, Transit, Mammoth, and Black Ice, all made by Companion.
All using the same controller I guess.


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Alan Tottoh (21 October 1944 – 15 February 2013) was a British boxer. He competed in the men's welterweight event at the 1968 Summer Olympics. At the 1968 Summer Olympics, he lost to Evangelos Oikonomakos of Greece.

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1944 births
2013 deaths
British male boxers
Olympic boxers of Great Britain
Boxers at the 1968 Summer Olympics
Boxers from Manchester
English people of Nigerian descent
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BACKGROUND : Factors contributing to perinatalmortality (PM) in Northwest Russia remain unclear. This study investigated possible associations between selected maternal and fetal characteristics and PM based on data from the population-based Murmansk County Birth Registry. OBJECTIVE : This study investigated possible associations between selected maternal and fetal characteristics and PM based on data from the population-based Murmansk County Birth Registry. METHODS : The study population consisted of all live- and stillbirths registered in the Murmansk County Birth Registry during 2006–2011 (n = 52,806). We excluded multiple births, births prior to 22 and after 45 completed weeks of gestation, infants with congenital malformations, and births with missing information regarding gestational age (a total of n = 3,666) and/or the studied characteristics (n = 2,356). Possible associations between maternal socio-demographic and lifestyle characteristics, maternal pre-pregnancy characteristics, pregnancy characteristics, and PM were studied by multivariable logistic regression. Crude and adjusted odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals were calculated. RESULTS : Of the 49,140 births eligible for prevalence analysis, 338 were identified as perinatal deaths (6.9 per 1,000 births). After adjustment for other factors, maternal low education level, prior preterm delivery, spontaneous or induced abortions, antepartum hemorrhage, antenatally detected or suspected fetal growth retardation, and alcohol abuse during pregnancy all significantly increased the risk of PM. We observed a higher risk of PM in unmarried women, as well as overweight or obese mothers. Maternal underweight reduced the risk of PM. CONCLUSIONS : Our results suggest that both social and medical factors are important correlates of perinatal mortality in Northwest Russia.


Egyptian sired grey Saklawi filly born 2004.
Sweet Zafirah is our last daughter from beautiful Pasadena DE, who was born at Holger Ismer with celibrities like Pasat, Ghazal, Gwarny, Amurath Sahib to name a few in her pedigree. Pasadena traces back to Marbach Stud in Germany through Murana I.
Zafirah´s sire is the elegant black bay Say Amen, imported in utero from the United States with straight Egyptian bloodlines, among them several black for example Saud El Ameer, Adhem and Rashad Ibn Nazeer. Say Amen has merits in steeplechase races.


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National Journal Accuses Me of Character Assassination for Reporting What's in the Washington Post
RUSH: Now, ladies and gentlemen, yesterday on this program I was handed in the middle of the program an updated news story out of Ferguson, Missouri, from the Washington Post. The Washington Post story said that one of the autopsies had discovered marijuana in the gentle giant's system. Today the National Journal has accused me of character assassination for mentioning that. The National Journal dalso has accused Matt Drudge of character assassination for posting a link to the Washington Post story.
Here's what it said: "Conservative thought leaders such as the Drudge Report and Rush Limbaugh seized on this new bit of information. But smoking pot is hardly a smoking gun, nor is it indicative of a criminal mind (as Coloradans and Washingtonians would attest)." The character assassination of Michael Brown. The Washington Post doesn't come under any criticism here, and they're the source of this! Doesn't say anything about it.
Let's go to Michael Baden, audio sound bite number 11, last night with Greta. She said, "Does the fact that they found marijuana, does that exclude the fact that there might be other drugs in his system or even the marijuana was laced with anything? Is that the final analysis, or could there be more information to come in terms of toxicology, Dr. Baden?"
BADEN: Very important with marijuana is the levels of the different drugs that are present in marijuana to have an opinion as to whether or not he might have been affected by the marijuana, so that he might have been acting the crazy way and may have done things (stammers) to the police officer that normally he would not have done.
RUSH: Wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait. What was that? Whoa, whoa, whoa! Ho, ho, ho, ho. Marijuana may have had the gentle giant acting crazy? Whoa. Crazy? Is that right? Is that what I heard? "Very important with marijuana is the levels of the different drugs that are present," (mumbling) "so that he might have been acting the crazy way and may have done things to the police officer that normally he would not have done."
Oop! Oop! I wonder if we'll get a retraction from the National Journal, 'cause the National Journal said (paraphrased), "There's nothing to marijuana! It doesn't turn you into anything. Ask them in Colorado! Ask 'em in Washington." Accuse me of character assassination for simply reporting what's in the Washington Post, and here we have Dr. Michael Baden.
National Journal: The Character Assassination of Michael Brown
RushLimbaugh.com: More Character Assassination: "Gentle Giant" Had Pot in System -- Cop's Version of Story Comes to Light - 08.19.14
Washington Post: County Investigation: Michael Brown was Shot from the Front, had Marijuana in His System


Herbs annual, 20-50 cm tall. Stem erect, green striate, ribbed. Leaf blade ovate-oblong, 2.5-5 × 1-3.5 cm, margin usually 3-lobed; central lobe margins almost parallel, subentire to sinuate-dentate, apex obtuse or subacute, mucronate; lateral lobes positioned in proximal 1/3 or near base of leaf blade, margin entire or shallowly dentate. Flowers bisexual, several per glomerule, these arranged in spreading, terminal panicles on upper branches. Perianth subglobose, 5-parted; segments valvate in bud, remaining closed at anthesis, broadly ovate, abaxially longitudinally keeled, densely farinose. Stamens 5, exserted at anthesis. Stigmas 2, filiform. Utricle included in perianth, falling together with it from plant; pericarp adnate to seed. Seed horizontal, black, sublustrous, ca. 1 mm in diam., distinctly hexagonally pitted, rim margin subobtuse; embryo annular. Fl. Apr-May.
Chenopodium ficifolium is represented in China by two subspecies: subsp. ficifolium and subsp. blomianum (Aellen) Aellen (Hegi, Ill. Fl. Mitt.-Eur., ed. 2, 3(2): 624. 1960; C. blomianum Aellen, Bot. Not. 1928: 203. 1928). The latter differs from the typical subspecies in having leaf blades with an often shorter middle lobe and less prominent lateral lobes, and seeds with shallower and less evident pits and a sinuous rim margin. It is distributed from Iraq to S and SE Asia. However, the typical subspecies also occurs within the range of subsp. blomianum. Both subspecies are variable, and several varieties have been described.
Chenopodium ficifolium occasionally hybridizes with other species of C. sect. Chenopodium.
The name Chenopodium serotinum Linnaeus has often been misapplied to this species but in fact refers to a species of Atriplex.
Common weed of waste places, garbage dumps, roadsides, etc. Anhui, Chongqing, Fujian, Gansu, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hainan, Hebei, Heilongjiang, Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Jilin, Liaoning, Nei Mongol, Ningxia, Qinghai, Shaanxi, Shandong, Shanxi, Sichuan, Taiwan, Xinjiang, Yunnan, Zhejiang [Asia, Europe; naturalized in North America and some other regions of the world].


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Q: Making OAuth2 request in angularjs I'm trying to make a request in angularjs to retrieve an access token, but I'm not 100% sure how to go about it. Here's the request in curl

curl -X POST -d
  "grant_type=password&username=&password=&scope=read"
  -u":" http://localhost:8000/o/token/

any and all help is appreciated

A: I think you need to post with query string parameters
To do that you need to make some modifications in your post request
var request = $http({
                    method: "POST",
                    url: "",
                    transformRequest: transformRequestAsFormPost,
                    data: {
                        grant_type: "password",
                        username: "Kim",
                        password: "123",
                        scope: "read"
                    }
                });

Here is explanation in more details https://www.bennadel.com/blog/2615-posting-form-data-with-http-in-angularjs.htm

A: I figured it out
var data = "grant_type=password" + "&username="+cred.username + "&password="+cred.password +
            "&client_id=" + cred.client_id +
            "&client_secret=" + cred.client_secret;
       $http({
           method: 'POST',
           url: 'BaseUrl',
           data: data,
           headers: {'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'}

       })

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By Raquel on February 6, 2019
Why Go-To-Market Strategy is Important to an Organisation
Some History Lessons…
Before you are introduced to the new terminology, I would like to invite you to travel back in time with me and look back at how Marketing has evolved over the years. If, in the 19th century, people used the concept of Marketing to guarantee sales & purchase processes for a larger audience, today we're witnessing how Marketing helps businesses to grow and build meaningful experiences for customers. Today, the exposure companies get through online platforms is enormous. Just consider this simple fact, it took the telephone 75 years to reach 50 million users, whereas a Miniclip's game such as Agar.io took only half a year to reach that milestone.
Therefore, throughout this time the Marketing process has evolved to accommodate the emergence of increasing audiences and changing habits, transforming from a process to guarantee sales of goods & services to larger audience into a process that helps businesses grow through building meaningful experiences for their customers.
Needless to say, every company has to cope with a very dynamic competitive environment. Losing focus or entering the market at the wrong time has a much more drastic effect on business. Thus, in order to satisfy the needs of stakeholders (customers/users, employees, partners and etc.) and ensure team alignment as well as accountability it is essential that companies adopt a Go-To-Market (further "GTM") plan.
Why GTM is vital?
GTM is not a new concept but, unfortunately, even if it's a known tool, surprisingly it's not something that has been commonly used as a strategic tool. In any search for "building GTM campaigns" only a few case studies can be found. For this reason, Miniclip has decided to share some insights with Linkedin readers on why it is essential to have GTM implemented and it's impact on marketing campaigns along with new feature/product launches.
What's Go-To-Market?
Most of the time when referring to GTM people find it hard to see difference from any other integrated Marketing plan. However, the main goal of GTM is to be tailored around a product or a new feature launch, which means close collaboration with the product development team to not only define the GTM Strategy but also to deploy product at the right time.
You might still ask me what's GTM Strategy? I don't want to bore you with smart theory that is usually taught at universities on how to create a clear Market Strategy and provide you with a formal definition for GTM. Simply put, the Marketing Strategy determines which customers (or share of the market) the company will go after and what it will offer them; whereas GTM additionally sets out how the company will make it happen.
If you look at the picture above: you will see a lady selling apples and her customer waiting with the basket. Firstly, the seller would be evaluating who could be her potential customer and the preferences of that customer well before she opens her shop. Her second thought is likely to be be what exactly will she sell – apples or pears? . Once the product is defined, it's important to define how much she will charge. Next; would be where it is the best to sell (meaning defining the proper place); Last, but, by no means least, our "Apple Seller" would think how she would attract this customer – whether through promoting her shop through an advertisement in the local newspaper or by other "channel"that best fits her needs. To cut a long story short, all these steps lead to one common GTM strategy – in this case, how to deliver apples (or pears!) to the end customer.
GTM at Miniclip
At Miniclip, GTM follows almost the same principles, and like many companies operating in a fast-paced environment, our biggest challenge is centered around how to make communication flow at ease and on time. Before any game goes for submission on Apple or Google Play stores, there are thousands of steps involving multiple teams. After months of design, development and testing at which point the game reaches a final stage, key teams then need to gather to determine which strategy to employ when taking our game from Studio to the end user. At Miniclip, this happens through a very organized and structured process – a so called "Map", which finds a way to make any game available at the best possible scenario: What – Production Feature or New Game; How – Marketing Channels; Who – Target & Segmentation; and all of this together forms a final Plan – the GTM Strategy. In other words, keeping Miniclip's purpose to "unleash the gamer in everyone" at it's heart and focusing on the goals of this particular game or feature, the GTM sets out the action for each team to implement thus ensuring that the product or feature is launched on time and achieves all of the relevant KPIs.
For those of you that are wondering how to create a GTM Plan, or want to incorporate it to your strategy, here are our key tips. Based on a history of large number of campaigns and a big portfolio of games that Miniclip has launched, it's crucial to implement a clear process with the following steps: 1. Initiation; 2. Planning; 3. Execution; 4. Launch; 5. Performance Analysis. The last step is as important as all others, because Performance Analysis helps evaluate whether campaign is worth repeating in the future or if adjustments are needed to improve results. The yardstick by which this is measured being, of course, the benchmark and KPIs that are set during initiation and planning stage of the GTM.
To sum up, GTM is a critical tool to help unite Marketing and Product in bringing new games or features to market in the most effective and efficient way. If planned well, GTM could also serve as great framework to any company independent of their field. However, this may only happen if all the Teams and efforts are directed at one common goal. At Miniclip we do it at best, because we are One Miniclip!
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Secret Trial of Anti-Censorship Advocate in China Unjustified and Abusive
NEW YORK—The secret trial of anti-censorship advocate and journalist Zhen Jinghua is an unjustified and abusive effort to punish a human rights advocate for his work, PEN America said today.
Zhen Jianghua was detained on September 1, 2017, on suspicion of "incitement to subvert state power." He was not formally arrested until March 2018, although he has remained in detention since last September. Subversion charges in China can result in up to fifteen years imprisonment. During his detention, Zhen was denied access to the defense attorney his family hired for him. According to an August 23 document—later deleted—on the website of China's state prosecutor, Zhen stood trial on August 10. News of the trial later was briefly available via internet company Baidu's search engine, before also being deleted. Zhen family reportedly only found out the trial had occurred after the news was briefly publicly revealed in this way.
Zhen, a longstanding human rights activist, is the executive director of the website "Human Rights Campaign in China," which publishes information related to human rights issues within the country. Zhen also operates "Across the Great Firewall," a website that provides information on how to access an uncensored internet.
"Zhen Jianghua has been detained for over a year. He has been subjected to a secret trial. He has been denied the lawyer of his choice. He is facing the prospect of years in prison. All because of his work as a human rights advocate and as an advocate for free expression," said Summer Lopez, Deputy Director of Free Expression Programs at PEN America. "It is clear that these are unjustified charges, and that Chinese prosecuting authorities are yet again seeking to punish peaceful activism with draconian criminal penalties. These prosecutors should immediately drop these charges, and Zhen Jianghua should be immediately released to return to his family."
PEN America's March 2018 report "Forbidden Feeds: Government Controls on Social Media," includes an Appendix of 80 cases of Chinese citizens being targeted by authorities for their digital free expression.
Tags: Censorship, China, digital freedom, great firewall, Zhen JinghuaTopic: Digital FreedomCategory: Advocacy, News & AnalysisCountry: China


Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word Nucleus. Also in the bottom left of the page several parts of wikipedia pages related to the word Nucleus and, of course, Nucleus synonyms and on the right images related to the word Nucleus.
Nucleus Nu"cle*us, n.; pl. E. Nucleuses, L. Nuclei. [L., a kernel, dim. fr. nux, nucis, nut. Cf. Newel post.] 1. A kernel; hence, a central mass or point about which matter is gathered, or to which accretion is made; the central or material portion; -- used both literally and figuratively. It must contain within itself a nucleus of truth. --I. Taylor. 2. (Astron.) The body or the head of a comet. 3. (Bot.) (a) An incipient ovule of soft cellular tissue. (b) A whole seed, as contained within the seed coats. 4. (Biol.) A body, usually spheroidal, in a cell or a protozoan, distinguished from the surrounding protoplasm by a difference in refrangibility and in behavior towards chemical reagents. It is more or less protoplasmic, and consists of a clear fluid (achromatin) through which extends a network of fibers (chromatin) in which may be suspended a second rounded body, the nucleolus (see Nucleoplasm). See Cell division, under Division.


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That's the Guy V. Molinari, part of the Staten Island Ferry fleet, in a shot from 2012. The boat is the first of its class and design, and the photo above is a fairly typical rendering of what you'd normally get to see of the boat, sans the atmospherics and dusky lighting, which was pure serendipity for a humble narrator.
The other day, while onboard a slow boat cruising along the Kill Van Kull, I was looking at the Caddell Dry Dock facility and what do I see floating there but the Guy V. Molinari up on jacks. For you longtime readers, I've mentioned Caddell before, but if you need a refresher course – click here for a 2012 post about the company and their floating dry dock business. Just for giggles, here's another one from 2014 when the USS Slater was there.
The MV Guy V. Molinari, MV Senator John J. Marchi, and MV Spirit of America, known as the "Molinari class", carry a maximum of 4,427 passengers and up to 30 vehicles. Each boat is 310 feet (94 m) long by 70 feet (21 m) wide and has a draft of 13 feet 10 inches (4.22 m), tonnage of 2,794 gross tons, service speed of 16 knots (30 km/h), and engines of 9,000 horsepower (6.7 MW).
For those of you who didn't bother to click through, a floating dry dock is a maritime structure capable of submersing part of its superstructure, allowing vessels to inch into it. The floating dry dock then rises back up, picking up the vessel with it. This allows free floating structures to be lifted out of the water so that workers can perform maintenance tasks on the hull and other normally inaccessible areas.
One has seen a lot of things over the years on NY Harbor: the nose of a submarine being barged under the Williamsburg Bridge, an experimental military attack boat at Hells Gate, a space shuttle dangling from a crane, the list goes on and on. I've never seen a Staten Island Ferry up on blocks before.
As a note, scenery like the stuff you're looking at today will be on display the evening of May 17th when I'm on the microphone for Working Harbor Committee's Newark Bay tour, ticketing link at bottom of post. Come with?
As always, Kill Van Kull was putting on the maritime industrial tour even as the boat I was on headed back out towards its eventual port of call on the Hudson River side of Manhattan Island. The whole Bayonne Bridge reconstruction project seems to be winding up, and there were crews demolishing the old concrete piers which supported the original roadway.
Looking forward to spending a bit more time on the water, a humble narrator is.
I never got to take that vacation I was moaning about all winter, probably the best I can do for the summer is to try and not be on solid land as much as I possibly can be.
May 12th RESCHEDULED for June 9th – Exploring Long Island City – with NY Adventure Club.


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Melanie Therrien is an avid painter, muralist, illustrator and teacher. Her art education consisted of 6 years of private lessons as a child and she continues to learn today through her students and other artists she has the pleasure to create with. Melanie has been a professional working artist for over 20 years. She began taking commissions and painting in local businesses and private homes in her teens. In 2007 she added illustration to her resume with a series of Children's books entitled, The ElsBeth Adventures by J Bean Palmer. Also, she began showing her work in various galleries and venues and illustrating for other publications and that is how she coined the name Wicked Illustrations for her growing art business. Then in 2008 she co-founded Captive Elements Art House and began teaching art students. By 2010 Wicked Illustrations had its own space and Melanie's creative focus turned to her own studio, her students and the addition of workshops and art parties. Since, Melanie has planted her roots near Lewiston's growing Downtown Art District and Wicked Illustrations continues to bloom. As Co-Chair of the Union of Maine Visual Artists LA Chapter Melanie continues to be an intricate part of the revival of the downtown area through civic engagement, public art, community events and the services offered at her space. Melanie can be found in her element creating or sharing her own work in various media such as oil, acrylic, watercolor, basket weaving, sewing and crochet. Many of her works depict trees and flowers and other inspirations from nature and the mystical. She is more interested in using her voice as an artist to give her viewers a break, rather than any other statement she could make, she hopes viewers can find their peace in her art.
In a childhood filled with noise I found the quiet in my art. Now, in a world filled with noise, the news, social media, marches, protests, I find the quiet in my art. It gives me balance get lost in the therapeutic process of creating. My subject matter reflects the need for peace and is reflected on canvas with calm waters, majestic trees, or the curve of a petal. This is the peace I hope to pass on to my viewer and share with my students. I am inspired by my students, by nature and the work of Frida Kahlo, Georgia O'Keefe, Dahlov Ipcar and the Art Nouveau Movement. I enjoy working with and find serenity in simple organic designs, delicate strokes, clean lines and color.


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**This is open to all mediums.
**You need 3 positive i-Trader ratings to participate.
**Please mail your card within 7 days of someone accepting your offer.
**Be willing to mail your card internationally, we are a wonderful global community!
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Who can I send one to?
I'll take one of yours, catb.
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I'd like to have yours, vampiress_rose.
Bearzbabe, not sure if I have received yours yet... Did you get my message?
Ilovemarley, I would be happy to have yours!
MEEEEEE! Always enjoy your art.
would LOVE one of yours sarat, who would like one of mine???
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Me! Who wants one from me?
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Who would like one from me????????
I'll take one from you.
Miryei ~I'd love one from you!
I haven't had a mrubyjean card in too long! I'd love one!
Mine is up........ Who would like one of mine?
Locatray, I would love one from you.
NatashaMay, I would love a card from you.
I'd be really happy to get a card from you, tah0027.
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Lillystell, I would love a card from you!
I would like one of yours!!!!!!!! Who would like one of mine?????
I'll take one of yours, who would like one of mine?
I would love one of yours Lillystell!
Would would like one of mine?
mzspurslasso, I'd love a card from you---(maybe like that red, black, and white zentangle in you gallery--hint hint) :wideeyed: Just kidding--do whatever you like, it's all good.
I would like a card from you. Who would like one from me?
I'd like one from you.
kattieaaron....I'll take a card from you.
Who'd want one of mine?
I would LOVE one from you ..........who wants one from me???
I would love one from you, therapeuticart!
I would love one from you, Mzpurslasso!
Natasha--I'd love one from you.
Sarat ... I'd love another one of yours in my collection.
I would love yours ceejay!
I'd like one of yours, mzspurslasso. Who would like one of mine?
Me! Me! I'd love one from you, Natasha!
I'd like one of yours, locatray. Who would like one of mine?
I'd love your of your ATCs, Miryei.
I'll take yours!!! Who wants one of mine?
I would love yours Ilovemarley!
I'd love one from you, Who would like one from me?
I would definitely!!! Who would like an ATC from me?
I would love one from you Crickateer!
Would would like one from me?
I would love your card mzspurslasso!
A card from you would be great.....I love one.
Now someone needs to claim mine.
I would love a card from you, Crickateer.
I would love one from you Lalka!
Me! I would love a card from you mzspurslasso.
Tah0027, I would love your card.
Who would like a card from me?!
I'd love a card from you....eggstudio.
Anyone like a card from me?
ArsenicOwl, I'll take one from you.
I'd love one of yours trini70!
I'd like one of your ATCs, mzspurslasso....!!!
Now...who wants one of mine?
I'll claim your card JAD! Love your art! Who would like one of mine?
I'd like to claim your card, vampires rose.
Now....who wants one of mine?
I would LOVE a card from you NYJunkie!
Who would like a card from me???
JudyLee, I would love a card from you.
I'll take one ILOVEMARLEY - who would like one from me?
would LOVE one from you I.R. Stamper! Your cards are always great!
Oops, who would like one of mine?
Vampiress_rose, I'd love one of your ATCs...who will take one of mine?
I would love your atc mynameisJenn !
I would love one of yours mayaquilt!
Of course I will love another one from you mzspurslasso!
I would like one of yours, who would like one of mine?
I would love a card from you.................who wants one from me??
Hello therapeuticart! I would love a card from you. Who would like a card from me??
i'd love one from you-judy lee.
I would like one of yours. Who would like one of mine?
I´d love a card from you, Miryei!
I'll take one from you, Evalila!
Who would like something from me?
Hi vampires rose, I'd love to have an ATC from you.
Hi eggstudio! I would LOVE a card from you! Who wants a card from me??
I would love a card from you, JudyLee!
Miryei, I would love a card from you!
mynameisJenn, I'd love one of your cards!
I'd love a card from you, JenniferVD.
I'd like your card, mmmborqborq.
Who would like one of my atcs?
Would absolutely LOVE one of your beautiful cards Jenn! Who would like one of mine?
Anybody want one from me?
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Would anyone like one of my cards?
I would love one of your cards semga! Who wants one of mine???
JAD I would love a card from you!
Again.... Does anyone want one frm me?????? Please???
I'll take one from you., velcrodog.
Who will take one of mine?
Lalka, I'd love one of yours!
I'll take it. :) Who wants mine?
NatashaMay, I'd love one of yours.
I would love one of yours!!!
I'd love to have one of your's Velcrodog!
I'd love one of your cards Onaki! Who would like one of my cards?
I would ADORE one of yours semga! They're quite lovely.
Who'd like something of mine?
I would love one of your ATCs!
Who wants 1 of mine?
who would like one of mine? Don't forget to pm me with this "PIF: Blind ATC's ~ All Mediums!" included in the pm or I have no Idea what I am suppose to send!
I would be happy to have your card Velcrodog!
AikaCoonCat I'll gladly take your's!
I would love to have one of your cards Onaki!
I would love your card vampiress rose!
Jenn--I'd love to have one from you.
I would love one of your cards sarat!
Mayaquilt I would LOVE one of yours! Who would like one of mine?
Who wants a card from me?
miriam, i did not see your request! i will send you one :) and i will take one of yours!
who would like another of mine?
I would love a card from you jonquil. Who wants a card from me??
I'd like one of your cards JudyLee! Who would like one of my cards?
I would like one semga.
I'd love one from you!
who wants one from me?.
me please ! Would love one.
Hi beachcomber. I would love a card from you! Who wants a card from me??
JudyLee, I'd LOVE something from you! Who would like one of mine?
Who would like one of mine!
me me me, who wants one of mine!?!
Oh I would LOVE a card from you therapeuticart!! Who wants one from me????
I would love a card from you JudyLee!
v-rose ~ I'd like your card, please! PMing you.
Someone want one from me? .u.
I will take yours, Hana.
I'd love one from you!!!
Hey hey lets's keep this thing goin!
I can alway use another of your cute cards, Aika .u.
Anybody want somethin from me?
I would like one of yours Onaki. Who wants one of mine???
I'd like one of yours therapeuticart! Who would like one of mine?
I would love a card from you Elena!
Who would like one from me??
I'd love one if your cards JudyLee!
TF Balding I would LOVE one of yours1!!
ME!!! (please and thank you!) Love your style, Jonquil!
Lalka, I'll take your card.
catb, I'd love one from you!
I messed up and got us out of order. I am accepting velcrodog's card and Decals_gal is getting mine.
Hi decals_gal! I would love a card from you! Who would like a card from me?
Someone want one from me?
I want one from you - ALWAYS - DDH!!!
Hello velcrodog! I would love a card from you!!
Who wants a card from me????
JudyLee, I would love to have a card from you.
I want one of yours!!!
Who wants one of mine???
Hello catb- I would LOVE a card from you!!
Cathy, I'd love to have another from you!
Cat, I would love one from you please.
I'll take yours darida. Who wants mine?


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Love the look of the Verona Casual Sofa ? Then the Maze Verona Casual Corner Sofa Set will tick all your boxes.
This outdoor furniture set features weather-resistant rust-free aluminium framing and removable shower-proof base and back cushions.This Grey All-Weather Aluminium Outdoor Casual Dining Set can accommodate up to 8 people with its elegant sofa and a handy bench. The Verona Casual corner dining set in grey aluminium is comfortable and modern , it will complement any garden or patio. Light purple cushions are not included in the set (for display only).


It's in the Hawks' best interest to lose at Minnesota tonight, by which I mean the long-term interest of the franchise.
Hawks players should play to win because that's their job (all indications are that they have been doing that). There are ancillary benefits to winning even for a team that's going nowhere, among them maintaining a competitive culture. Also, fans spend time and money to see competitive basketball and that's what they should get in Hawks-Timberwolves tonight.
Having said that, the Hawks (21-59) need to lose this game in the big picture. They need to lose to increase their own chances of winning the draft lottery, of course. Right now, the Hawks are third from the bottom in the NBA standings behind the Suns (19-56) and Grizzlies (20-54). FiveThirtyEight.com puts their odds of winning the top pick at 15 percent and Tankathon.com has them at 15.6 percent.
But the Hawks also need to lose to help the Timberwolves. They will own Minnesota's first-round pick in the 2018 draft if the Timberwolves (42-33) make the playoffs. Minnesota is eighth in the Western Conference, just hanging on to a playoff position, and that's where the Hawks want them to stay.
Right now, Atlanta's pick from Minnesota would be No. 18 overall, a much better position than seemed possible before Timberwolves All-Star Jimmy Butler went down to injury. If the Timberwolves don't make the playoffs this season, their first-round pick would convey to the Hawks if Minnesota made the playoffs in either of the next two seasons.
The T-Wolves were rolling when Butler was healthy and they could finish much higher than eighth in the West in 2018-19 or 2019-20, making Atlanta's pick less valuable. (Or, less likely but possible: the T-Wolves miss the playoffs three years in a row and the Hawks never get that first-round pick).
Circumstances are helping the Hawks in their quest for better draft picks. Dennis Schroder, their leading scorer, will miss his second straight game with an ankle injury he suffered on Friday at Golden State. Kent Bazemore, the team's second-leading scorer, is out with a season-ending knee injury.
The Timberwolves are 12-point favorites on the Vegas line. Then again, the Timberwolves suffered a home loss to the Grizzlies (20-54) on Monday, their fourth loss in their past six games. That result helped the Hawks in terms of the draft lottery but hurt them as far as getting Minnesota's pick.
The Hawks need to lose to the Timberwolves tonight for a win-win.


Inventions and innovative developments have enabled new possibilities for joining challenging materials such as aluminum alloys, copper alloys and advanced high-strength steels by welding, joining technologies.
Resistance welding remains one of the most efficient and competitive joining technologies in automotive, aerospace, electrical, and other industries. While mechanical joining (SPR and clinching) also finds increasing applications especially for joining dissimilar materials.
In order to keep current with technologies available in the field of resistance welding and mechanical joining, a biennial series of international seminars and conferences have been conducted by SWANTEC since 2000 in collaborations with various co-organizing partners, and held alternatively in Europe, North America, and Asia.
The 10th international seminar and conference is organized by SWANTEC and Hochschule Esslingen – University of Applied Sciences on 12-14th September 2018 in Esslingen, Stuttgart, Germany.
To bring up the latest innovations and developments on industrial applications of resistance welding and mechanical joining technologies.
To provide an opportunity for industrialists and specialists in welding and joining to share their expertise and experiences at an international level.
Proceedings of all lectures will be written in English and distributed to participants at the seminar. Presentations will be presented in English during the event.


The Supreme Court affirmed in part and reversed and remanded in part the district court's denial of Appellant's second postconviction petition for a writ of habeas corpus in a death penalty case, holding that an evidentiary hearing was required as to Appellant's judicial bias claim.
Appellant's petition challenging his conviction for two first-degree murders and death sentences was both untimely and successive. The Supreme Court affirmed the district court's denial of the petition as procedurally barred, concluding that Appellant did not show good cause and prejudice to excuse the procedural bars to his petition. The United States Supreme Court vacated the Supreme Court's opinion and remanded for further proceedings, concluding that the Court applied the wrong legal standard as to Appellant's judicial bias claim. On reconsideration of the judicial bias claim, the Supreme Court held that an evidentiary hearing was required with respect to several issues related to the claim. The Court remanded for an evidentiary hearing on the judicial bias claim and affirmed the remainder of the district court's order.


Patients at Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) will notice something a little different about the personalized care they receive during their next hospital visits. That's because YRMC has implemented a new state-of-the-art Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system – called Project CARE. High tech meets high touch with this secure high speed medical record network that gives YRMC caregivers quick access to patient medical information from anywhere within YRMC's hospital locations in Prescott and Prescott Valley.
Paper charts are now a thing of the past at YRMC as caregivers use a variety of sophisticated tools that range from mobile computing carts and wall mount systems to digital scanners to support the personalized care they provide to patients. These computing devices link YRMC caregivers with patient medical records via a highly secure data center that uses encryption and other sophisticated safeguards to protect patient information.
"Project CARE is consistent with our Vision of a Total Healing Environment," says YRMC President and CEO Tim Barnett. "Patients will always receive the personalized, one-to-one care they depend on, but now with the added assurance that their medical records are always up-to-date and right where our caregivers need them, when they need them," states Barnett.
Project CARE supports great patient care.
YRMC's new EMR – when combined with the personal touch of caregivers at the bedside – creates a new level of communication, safety and sharing.
With the new EMR, patient medical records are more complete so patients won't have to answer the same questions again and again.
As caregivers spend less time charting, they will have more time to do what they do best – provide great patient care.
Because the medical records are digital, it won't be necessary to decipher handwriting.
Test results are available in real-time.
Caregivers can immediately check for drug-to-drug and drug allergy interactions.
Accuracy is increased on all levels. From prescriptions that are sent to the pharmacy, to orders for tests and other procedures, to special dietary restrictions– information will be transmitted faster and more clearly than ever before.
The launch of Project CARE is the result of over two years of careful planning and research that involved hundreds of dedicated YRMC staff members. Considerable improvements were made to YRMC's information systems, workflows were enhanced, and extensive training programs were designed to prepare YRMC staff to use the new tools.
"Our caregivers will now utilize the latest information technology rather than a paper chart when providing care to their patients," says YRMC Chief Nursing Officer Diane Drexler, RN, BSN, MBA, FACHE. "An EMR won't replace critical thinking skills however – it's an adjunct to our training and education that provides real-time access to patient information right at our fingertips." With paper charting, only one caregiver at a time can look at a patient's medical record.
With the new EMR, multiple YRMC caregivers can view a patient's medical chart—from physician orders to vital signs, x-rays and test results—at the same time, from different locations. This is particularly important in emergency situations when seconds count.


Entrees may be topped with any of the following: hummus, Mediterranean salad, purple cabbage, pickles, marinated onions, skhug (yemenite salsa), cucumber salad, tehini, amba, garlic spread.
Marinated in our special spice rub then slow roasted. Make it: Oven Baked Pita, Salad, Plate, Gluten Free, Burrito (Spinach Tortilla).
Ground garbanzo beans mixed with a secret blend of herbs and spices. Make it: Oven Baked Pita, Salad, Plate, Gluten Free, Burrito (Spinach Tortilla).
Make it: Oven Baked Pita, Salad, Plate, Gluten Free, Burrito (Spinach Tortilla).
Naturally roasted chicken, marinated and grilled, until juicy, and tender. Make it: Oven Baked Pita, Salad, Plate, Gluten Free, Burrito (Spinach Tortilla).


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At your 6 month doctor's visit you weighed in at 19.14 pounds and you measure 27 inches long. You are growing like a champ!
Just this past week you've been able to sit up unassisted and what a game changer it's been for you! You immediately smile and your eyes light up when we lift you up to a seated position, it's given you so much more independence to be able to sit up. You like to reach out for things seated in front of you and every now and then topple over sideways if you lean too far one way or another. Getting you into the car seat has become slightly more difficult because when we sit you down you immediately sit up and lean forward trying to grab at something so we have to gently push you back in your seat to strap you in.
You respond when we call out your name, it's incredible. Kevin and I noticed it a couple of weeks ago and Nani and Auntie Jessie both made the same observation separately recently too.
You've begun following very simple directions/mimicking–Nani helped out during your 6 month photo shoot and you kept putting your hands up into your mouth (see 6 month photo below!) Nani told you, "Lucia, put your hands down," while she put her own hands down slowly and you copied her. We thought it was a fluke but you proceeded to do it three more times! I've been testing this out in other situations (like pointing to something and saying, "Look over there, Lucia," and you will proceed to look to where I'm pointing).
You are moving like crazy! While on your back you will push down with your feet and scoot backwards…and you move FAST! We can't leave you on our bed anymore and I learned that lesson when I turned my back to put something in the dresser and when I looked back at you your head was hanging down over the side of the bed upside down, scared the bajeezus out of me! You, on the other hand, found it hilarious.
There have been a few times while driving in the car that you've been crying really hard and nothing would work to calm you down but then I would start singing to you and you'd immediately stop crying. It warms my heart that you can find comfort in my voice and I hope that continues for many, many more years to come.
"Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)" song: I don't know what it is about that song, but when we sing it to you (especially if we move your arms for you like a dancing pirate at the same time) you get so happy!
Rodeo girl: When I sit you on one knee facing out, as soon as I let go of your torso and just let your hands hold onto one finger on each of my hands, you start moving your body like crazy and it reminds me of a rodeo cowgirl! I need to get you a little cowgirl hat and do a short video of it, it cracks me up!
Distractions during mealtimes: The days of distracted nursing have begun (oh joy!) It is so hard to feed you when big sis is around, let me tell you. I have to be pretty strategic in scheduling our day so that I can nurse you with some privacy, otherwise you can barely focus and finish a feeding.
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