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Whether you're an aspiring tech writer, a lover of tech or apps; or have a trick or two up your sleeve when it comes to technology, we want you to have the opportunity to have your say.
If you'd like your voice to be heard, our new Digital life blog could be the chance you've been waiting for. Each month we'll nominate a current tech topic, you can submit your ideas and we'll work with you to create and publish your article.
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Interested, but I note that the team choose the topic monthly? Can this process be used to supplement or replace FAQ's for both technical & process issues?
Does formally registering an interest require a PM to @VirginMedia or some other, as yet undisclosed team member? Can the T&C's regarding submission and editorial controls be published here or again only via PM?
I'm interested too. But I'm not sure that the Putinisation to which Horsey has referred is something that excites me.
I have lots to offer on a number of technical topics that can be brought before lay people to digest.
This mechanism is not what @MrJimMeadows led us to believe in the SU forum.
The price I (currently) pay for telling it as it is - NO CHOCOLATES!
I too would love to post information on little short cuts & work arounds I've come across on various devices, especially setting up iPad & iPhone email accounts.
I sent a message to them about this and asked some questions.
The message was read but thye didnt have the curtesey to reply.
I have a Moto E runnuning on 4G, at the moment I'm in The Netherlands and can't make any calls. The phone says it's in roaming mode however each network I register with says I'm not authorised to make calls. This also means I can't phone the Virgin helpline. I would appreciate a solution, this also happened to me when I was in France recently.
Another year and the only change (from first asking for written objectives/editorial "boundaries") I've seen after @Buffer6 post 25/6/2017 are all "complaint" orientated and with little/no value as Digital Blog and thus should (IMHO) be moved to more appropriate/relevant forums?
Since SU's can't (AFAICT) move these ourselves (with MOVE option as we can for most other community forum inappropriate threads/posts) then that only leaves "flagging to moderator"? Which I've done with my post here as I don't want to waste Mod time with multiple flagging each perceived non compliance above!
If you have had the misfortune to stray across one of my community help forum posts re Virgin Mobile, you might be forgiven for concluding that I am a confirmed Virgin Mobile hater (and possibly the same for Virgin Media as a whole). Well, I'm not and, although I can be scathingly blunt when delivering my thoughts on various aspects (especially support), all I am looking for is constructive discussion with a view to improving the help forum experience for all concerned. You see, the way I see it, is that much of the content is not really very informative and some is simply misleading. It is also pretty depressing as a whole, too complaint oriented and does little to make things better for its users. Too negative?; perhaps, but it is appropriate fodder for a digital life blog. Of course, technical articles will probably always be the focus of these blogs but the softer, people oriented aspects have to be presented and discussed if we are to make the most of our digital lives. In fact, even if you vehemently disagree, there is still a discussion to be had. Or, if not, we still need a decision as to whether or not it merits inclusion in a digital life blog.


When you're coming to Thailand and have the intention on getting some ink thrown on your skin, it pays to do your research before you end up with one of these bad tattoos in Thailand.
Tattoo regulations do not exist in this country, and anyone with an Ebay account can get themselves setup with everything they need to open a shop. Aside from the obvious issues with this in terms of correct hygiene standards, there is also the problem with the tattooists ability, or lack there of.
If you are going to be prepared to be a guinea pig for a piece of art that is below par, then just walk into the first shop you find.
Otherwise, check their Facebook page for recent tattoos, ensure what you are looking at has actually been done by them and not just stolen from the internet.
I have seen some beginners, taking on projects that far exceed their abilities. If your going to start out, practice, but practice on small pieces and refine your skills. If you can't do a perfect straight outline, work on it, don't move on!!
Some shady examples that I have seen in Thailand. Issues can include extremely bad line work, different thicknesses, shapes that are not correct, no continuity, shading with no contrast and just downright ugly pieces.


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Their lives were mapped out ahead of them. But love and war will change everything...Castle Deverill, nestled in the rolling Irish hills, is home to three very different women: flame-haired Kitty Deverill, her best friend and daughter of the castle's cook, Bridie Doyle, and her flamboyant English cousin, Celia Deverill. When war breaks out, the lives of all three are changed forever. Wrenched apart by betrayal, their world turned to ash, the girls' friendship seems all but lost as they are swept to different parts of the globe. Yet, they have one thing in common: a fierce and unwavering longing for Castle Deverill and all the memories contained within it.
An eccentric aristocrat is savagely murdered in his Italian palazzo at the end of WW2. Twenty years later, this unsolved crime touches the life of Alba, a hedonistic girl who lives on a houseboat in Sixties Chelsea. Between these two distinctive times runs a thread of love, decadence and betrayal that takes Alba from the country-houses of the shires to the olive groves of the Amalfi Coast, rich with the scent of figs, the drama of wartime and the lingering decay of tragedy. The past unfolds revealing a secret web of partisans and Nazis, peasants and counts and in the centre of it all, an alluring woman of mystery: her mother. Alba investigates not only a murder but the forbidden truth. What she finds in the past is heartrending, but it's the gateway to her own future.
May 2014 Book of the Month. A richly dark and bawdy historical thriller, whether you love this book will be complicated ultimately by how you feel about Richard and his godfather James. Shadowy, unpleasant and as manipulated as they are manipulative, if you find them rakishly intoxicating then you'll love this lusty romp but some readers may find that there just isn't enough that's sympathetic in their epistolary tale.
Antoinette's world has fallen apart: her husband, the man she has loved for as long as she can remember, has died tragically in an accident. He was her rock, the man she turned to for love and support, the man she knew better than she knew herself. Or at least so she thought...For as she arrives at the familiar old stone church for George's funeral, she sees a woman she has never met before. And in that instant, the day she thought would close a door on the past becomes the day that everything she has ever known is turned upside down. Phaedra loved George too, and she could not bear to stay away from his funeral. She only recently came to know him, but their bond was stronger than any she has ever felt before. As she sits before his wife, she knows that what she is about to reveal will change all their lives forever.
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The Autumn Wind PT.2
By Gary Norris Gray BASN Staff Reporter
Gary Norris Gray BASN Staff Reporter
OAKLAND, CA. (BASN)—The autumn wind is a Raider
Pillaging just for fun
He'll knock you 'round
And upside down
And laugh when he's conquered and won.
RAIDER NATION is wearing Black without the Silver this past week another one of the great men who wore Silver and Black traveled north to the heavens to play football on God's team.
The Autumn Wind lyrics and melody played in my head each night. The low bellicose voice of John Facenda of Philadelphia's WCAU-TV and NFL Films echoing the words, The Autumn Wind, The Raider National Anthem.
30- Mark Van Eeghan- Running back- the powerhouse runner for the Black and Silver from 1974-1981. The broad shouldered running back could power through lines and became the model for future running backs. Van Eeghan was an excellent blocker on sweep plays and ran for over 1,000 yards three years in a row. This number has been worn many more times but should be retired.
32- Marcus Allen- Running Back many call him "Mr. Raider", even though he ended his career with the hated Kansas City Chiefs. Allen was the best running back in short yardage goal line situations because he knew how to squeeze through a hole. This could be called Al Davis biggest mistake letting Allen go in their own division as the Chiefs' lost only one game against the Raiders when Allen played in Kansas City.
32- Jack Tatum – Safety- This was my favorite Raider because he put fear in receiver's eyes every play down field. They knew that if they caught the ball in the middle of the field Jack Tatum would not be far behind to put their behind on the ground. The Darryl Stingley pre-season hit and injury in 1978 clouded Tatum's fine career in Oakland. The fierce but clean Tatum hits would be fined today by Commissioner Goodell.
34- Bo Jackson- Running Back- Bo knows football. Every Raider fan remembers the Monday Night game when he ran over Seattle's linebacker Brian Bosworth for a Raider touchdown. His professional career did not start off well with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers signing him in 1986. The Bucs wanted him to choose between baseball or football. Bo signed with the Kansas City Royals. In 1987 the Bucs forfeited their rights to Jackson and Al Davis saw the opportunity to sign Jackson. Davis knew that Bo loved baseball and signed a contract that would let him do so. Jackson still holds the Monday Night Football rushing record with 221 yards. This number should never be worn again.
35- Hewritt Dixon-Fullback-was born a generation too soon. Drafted out of FAMU by the Denver Broncos in 1963. Dixon languished on the bench for three years; partly because of the great Canadian star Cookie Gilchrist. When traded to Oakland, Dixon showed in his pass – catching and running ability the combination of hands and power that would have made Roger Craig envious. He averaged four yards a carry over seven seasons and an almost even split of 6000 total yards (3100 rushing, 2800 receiving). His size at 6'1″, 230 pounds not only made Dixon a legitimate power back from that era (4 Pro Bowls and one first team All-Pro) but a true East Coast offensive back (the so – called 'West Coast' offense was first deployed by Allie Sherman's New York Giant teams of the mid-1960s)
36- Clem Daniels-Fullback-is another shining example of the untapped reservoir of endless talent which poured from the HBCUs. One of the most dominant backs in the AFL, Daniels could not strut his stuff right away, having to sit behind the great Abner Haynes on the Dallas Texans/K.C. Chiefs depth chart after coming in as an undrafted free agent in 1960.
But a trade to the Oakland Raiders was heaven sent. Al Davis knew what he was looking for. Daniels was a complete back: speed, hands, blocking, toughness and intelligence. He became a five – time consecutive all League tailback (1963 – 67) and an AFL co – Most Valuable Player in 1963. Daniels left the League before the merger but his impact was felt by every opponent in the AFL and NFL. Daniels averaged 4.5 yards a carry and 5,138 career rushing yards, in addition to over 3300 yards on 204 receptions. Daniels enters the Hall of Fame still an unknown soldier for the Black and Silver
37- Lester Hayes- Cornerback- Lester "the Molester" Hayes was a five time Pro Bowler. That endearing name would not work today because of the legal difficulties at Penn State University and Syracuse University; The moniker stuck because of the way Hayes stayed with his receiver, hands all over the opponents uniform. Hayes had to overcome his disabilities to play the game. Lester could finally speak in public without stuttering at the end of his career.Hayes made stickum famous with the yellow gooey stuff running down his legs every game. The NFL finally outlawed the use of stickum.
40- Pete Banaszak-Fullback- was the Oakland Raiders version of the Human bowling ball Banaszak took over for Clem Daniels in 1967 and became the sixth all team leading rusher. Pete will always be linked to the Holy Roller as he pushed the ball into the end zone.
43- George Atkinson- Safety- The first great Raider safety and part of the 11 Angry Men. He wrecked many opponents offense. Atkinson is the 5th All Time leading interceptor. Coach Chuck Noll of the Pittsburgh Steelers called Atkinson the criminal element of football at the same time teaching the Steelers to play the same way.
46- Todd Christensen- Tight End- is now a broadcaster on the Mountain West Sports Network after many years of a great football career. He was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 1978 after a college stint at BYU. He was cut after he broke a foot in preseason and released. The
New York Football Giants converted him to the tight end position and his career rocked. He became a star wearing the Black and Silver in 1979.
In his career, Christensen caught 461 passes for 5,872 yards and 41 touchdowns. In eight postseason games, he caught 31 balls for 358 yards and only one touchdown. He led the league in receptions twice, and had 349 receptions from 1983-86. This happens to be an NFL record.
END OF RAIDER NATION PART TWO
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When I first was contacted about coming to Gateway, my first thought was "thanks, but no." I really didn't know much about Gateway, other than that they worked with troubled teens. My personal experience with a father addicted to alcohol, gave me a heart for kids from broken families. But teens?! I felt completely unqualified and didn't think I had much of anything to offer. I also wasn't sure I was ready to use the pain and experience in my life to help someone else. Yet with the persistence of a dear sister in Christ and God reassuring me that He's got this all under control, I chose to trust God and apply for the assistant houseparent position.
That was four years ago! It has been an incredible journey and I am so, so thankful for God's strength and provision each step of the way! There was many times I had no idea how to handle a situation or how to address an issue with a resident. The lives of a lot of these kids are so heart breaking and it's hard to know how I can speak into their lives. The truth is that without God, we are totally incapable of helping these kids! His strength is made perfect in our weakness.
It isn't a matter of feeling qualified or feeling like you can make a difference.
It's a matter of showing up.
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It's truly been an honor to serve at Gateway Woods and to have joined my co-workers in the fight for the redemption of souls.
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I started thinking about online relationships the other day. Not online dating in the traditional sense of Match.com & Blackpeoplemeet.com...but in terms of just meeting a person that would like to date, but you happen to meet online.
I know several couples who have met on various sites: Facebook, Myspace, various message boards (Greeks are notorious for this I think ), etc. In those settings, its not really about "meeting someone" (well maybe Myspace is abt that now, but it wasn't always that way, but I digress...)....its about connecting with like-minded folks & sharing your opinion. Even now, folks are linking up via Twitter, and I know there have to be a ton of relationships out there that started via Twitter.
"Meeting" online is an interesting thing...cause you only know that person based on what they blog/post/tweet & that could either be a great representation of their personality & mannerisms, or they could be playing a character. Over the years I've meet folks in both groups: some folks are themselves on the 'Net & off, while others enjoy the anonymity of the 'Net & the ability to be someone that they aren't IRL.
So what's the appeal of dating someone that you know from the Internets?
In some ways, getting to know someone without the stress of physical interaction could be a great thing...provided that both people are being sincere & being themselves. Often those relationships go to a deeper level, because the only interaction that you can have requires some type of communication & sharing of information. Whether its a friendship or something more, being able to start off with strong communication is key.
Given how prevalent social networking & other sites are now, & how wired so many people live (especially in my generation), I expect to hear even more "how we met" stories begin with the words "online", "on this website" or something similar.
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Dallas County reports 251 new COVID-19 cases, 2 more deaths; Collin County reports 2 new deaths
DALLAS - Dallas County health officials reported 251 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, along with two new deaths.
It was the second highest single-day total for new cases of the coronavirus in the county.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said people should continue to make good decisions, and focus on what local health officials are advising, rather than focusing on what they can do.
Collin County reported two new deaths from the coronavirus, bringing their total to 24 deaths.
All but three of the deaths have been people over the age of 65.
The new deaths were a 75-year-old Plano man and an 86-year-old McKinney woman, who died at Oxford Grand Assisted Living & Memory Care. She is the 12th resident there with COVID-19 to die.
Both had underlying health conditions.
The county has 839 confirmed COVID-19 cases, and 25 of those are currently hospitalized, while 557 have recovered.
Dallas County COVID-19 vaccine mega site to focus on ages 75-plus this week


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Your Most Expensive Hotel Room (your own $$) ..worth it?
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Bed, bathroom, essential; cleanliness essential; reasonable location a high priority; other amenities and comforts welcome. I'll settle for enough room to swing a mouse.
The most I have paid has been just under €100 a night for two, including breakfast (and I am adjusting earlier years to account for inflation).
I fail to see the point in paying a great deal more. But, then, I don't mind rubbing shoulders with the hoi polloi, because I am a member. Those here who are happy to pay Ritz prices will be spared my company.
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Another "worth it" for the
San Domenico in Taormina.
For a suite, seaview, in 1996 it was somewhat more than 500 a night. It was worth it for the memories of the suite, the views, the grounds and the service of the hotel. I can transport myself back to a candlelit dinner on that balcony anytime in my memory.
Waaa, now I wish I were there!!
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Now that I think about it, it had to be more than 500 a night, oh well, you get the point. Worth it.
ekscrunchy
I like the idea of the worth-it vs not-worth- it hotels!
Thanks for all the answers so far!
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The most I've ever paid for a room was at the Fairmont Palliser in Calgary last year. It was $224 Canadian ($190 USD at the time) which is a splurge for me and worth every penny. I'd booked a room on the Gold floor, but when my mom and I arrived, it wasn't ready and they put us in a junior suite that rack rates at around $600 per night. No complaints from either of us. I also retained my Gold floor privileges, which I used to the fullest.
Also, I was in town for the Spruce Meadows Masters and as equestrian sports are a passion of mine and several of the top people in show jumping were staying at the hotel, it was a treat to encounter them.
With that being said, $200 per night is my threshhold for any hotel and I would not have stayed there without the deal that I got.
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I assumed there was an unspoken minimum amount to spend to be eligible to answer the question?
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Heimdall
Some years ago I stayed at Gleneagles in Scotland. I don't remember what I paid, but left feeling it was well worth the price. Brown's in London was good value for money as well.
More recently I stayed at Athens Airport Sofitel during a ten hour layover. Expensive, but it sure beat camping out in the terminal.
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overplanner
$550/night for the Westin in Maui, ocean front room with balcony for our honeymoon. Worth it.
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Most expensive hotel for me was Le Sirenuse back in 1986. I think we paid about $500 a night, demi-pension. Was one of their superior rooms, the ones to the right as you look from the pool area. Worth every penny.
We seldom choose to spend that much, though. We're usually very happy with a room in the $200 - 300 range, and sometimes much less.
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It is not worth it to me to stay in an expensive hotel. As many other posters have said before, expensive does not always mean nice. We spend our money on good food and wine. I have found that I have not really been disappointed with 2 star hotels like I have with 4 star.
Our most expensive hotel to date has been the Reubens at the Palace 117 GBP/ nt. It was very nice but the room at the 4 star Copthorne Tara for $98 us (Priceline) was much better.
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BTilke
We enjoy five star hotels in Europe but have yet to pay anything close to rack rates...by going off-season, we can find five star hotels at three star prices. Our five-star splurges are usually for spa hotels...we love an on-site spa (a full spa...not just a sauna and a few pieces of exercise equipment). The most I can remember spending for a hotel (that wasn't paid for by somebody else) was about 250€ per night, more or less. We've spent around that much at the Grand Hotel in Vienna, the Dorint Sofitel in Baden-Baden, and at Sofitel Le Parc in Paris (which is now a Starwood property).
The most that was spent on a hotel room paid for by somebody else was around 450€ for the Imperial in Vienna.
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Not too long ago (well 20 years or so), between Xmas and NY, we were visiting relatives in FL.
I decided to take my Lady Wife to Key West.
We arrived about 1:30 PM.
Checked out a couple of motels.
Lowest rate $175 at the Holiday Inn.
Went back. No rooms.
Went back to all of the motels.
"You should have taken the room when it was available", they said.
"OK", says I, "We shall watch the sunset, have dinner and drive back".
Went to the Pier House (I think that's right), and saw the sun go down while drinking $1 Margaritas.
About 8:00 PM, On a whim, I asked the desk clerk if he had anything available.
"We can give you one of our $700 suites for $400".
"Make that $200".
"$275".
"With bkfst"?
"Yes".
"Done".
Much, much, much, much, much, much better than the Holiday Inn for $175.
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Carrybean
The most I personally ever paid was for the Stafford in London but it was wonderful. Room was on the small side but the whole atmosphere was great. It's not the flashy, obsequious type service, but absolutely perfect & understated.
The bartender was famous for his memory. A friend had previously run the Stafford & told me there had been a guest who had stayed for a couple of days many years before. When he returned & entered the bar, the barman asked him if he would still like a "____" which is what the gentleman had ordered on his previous stay. That barman has since passed away. I don't remember what I paid.
The most expensive that I did NOT pay for was a 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom suite with a living room & dining room at the Hyatt in Manhattan.
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Since it has to be a room I've paid for I would say it is a hotel in Trier, Germany that I stayed at in '98. My first trip to Europe; I was on a tight budget and there was a train strike. I had just arrived after a long flight from the West Coast and I remember being really tired and really hot. In Trier I found out I would not be able to get to Luxemburg as planned so I walked up to a hotel across from the Porta Negra. They had a room for much more than I could afford ($120 at the time!) but I took it because I was desperate to shower and lay down. Best money I ever spent. I've spent more for hotels since but never a room more worth it than that one.
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ParisAmsterdam
Chester Grosvenor Hotel, 1986...
150 pounds for the night. Lovely
place and well worth it. I told
the wife it was only 100!
Seems like a real bargain today!
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hopingtotravel
That reminds me, I actually never told my husband what we spent for St. Clerans.
Two others: both worth it, Ventana near Big Sur back in 1996 or so. I see the price has gone from $250 or so/night to maybe $500/night.
The other was Hotel Tresanton in Saint Mawes Cornwall. We still talk about it.
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The most to date was probably George V about $650, worth it, you bet!
But we were also in Russia this past year and had a bundled price for a private tour with Exeter International. Looked up the rack rates of both our hotels; Hotel Savoy in Moscow and Grand Hotel Europe in St Petersburg and these were each over $700. We got upgraded at the Grand and that room was then over $800; worth it, yes!
Our package price I figured out was reasonable given the room costs on top of all the other major perks of their program
Our most expensive is to come this upcoming May that is all booked is Singita Private Reserve in South africa at about $2500 per night ( but everything is included) and I CANNOT wait for this one!
Been in lots of what i consider medium priced rooms, about $200-$300 per night and had some of the lousiest service and mediocre rooms. But also have had some gems as well.
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In Maui - for a deluxe ocean view room at the Fairmont Kea Lani. $863 per night, including taxes.
It was a business expense (bending the rules a little, ekscrunchy), but only reimbursed at the rate of the cheapest room in the hotel, which was $529. So we ended up paying $334.
It was nice enough, but who would pay $863 for a room? Lots of people, apparently, as it was packed. It seemed that lots of people were also regulars.
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Top 5 in Europe:
Sacher in Vienna-worth it
La Sirense in Positano-worth it
Cour des Loges in Lyon-worth it
Villa Gallici in Aix-worth it
Sources de Caudalie near Bordeaux-worth it
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The most expensive hotel room I ever stayed in was the Chesterfield Mayfair in London (2005). With the lousy exchange rate it was about $500 a night.
Yes it was worth it. It is a beautiful hotel with fabulous service. The restaurant is great too. I'm not sure when I will return to London, but when I do I'll likely stay there again. If I stayed at a lesser hotel I'd probably be disappointed.
In Paris (my addiction)the most I've ever paid is 225 euro. Someday though I want to spend at least two nights at the George V. I thought I might be able to do that next trip, but it just isn't in the cards.
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As the third juried member exhibition in the We Are SNAG series, (Up)Setting the Stone is an online exhibition focused on the setting. Stone setting has been utilized in some of the earliest known jewelry. There are thousands of variations based on a few different techniques. Juried by George Sawyer and Laura Wood, this collection of work expands to jewelry, objects, vessels, and sculpture.
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Laura Wood is a full time jewelry artist living in Asheville, North Carolina. Her newly relocated studio is in the Renery Creator Space in the downtown South Slope District. Her work has been selected for many exhibitions throughout the United States, including The Contemporary Jewelry Show at the Penland Gallery (NC), Shift: Makers that Dene, Expand, and Contradict the Field of Art Jewelry at the Grunwald Gallery (IN), and the Lydon Emerging Artist Exhibition (LEAP) at the Society for Contemporary Craft (PA) and most recently as a 2015 SNAG Emerging Jewelry Artist at the annual Sculpture, Objects, Functional Art and Design Expo (SOFA) in Chicago, Illinois. Her work can be found in select galleries in the United States and in the permanent collections of the Gregg Museum of Art at North Carolina State University and The Racine Art Museum in Racine, Wisconsin. Publications include, 500 Paper Objects (Lark Crafts, 2013), Behind the Brooch (Shier Publishing, 2014), American Craft (2012), and Metalsmith (2014).
Laura was the founding voice of the annual ECU Symposium and is a co-founder of Jewelry Edition, a creative project facilitating the growth of jewelry artists. Laura was a recent 2015 speaker at the annual Yuma Arts Symposium and a the spring metals concentration instructor at the Penland School of Crafts. She earned a BFA from the University of Georgia and an MFA in metal design from East Carolina University.
As a student at the University of Minnesota, George Sawyer studied Art History and Sculpture and was fascinated with Asian Art. After finishing his studies, he developed his design and metalworking skills while working at a small company that designed and built some of the most famous racing cars of that era. During the day, he learned about fabricating beautiful machines from the world's best automotive artisans, while during the evening he studied jewelry design. Combining these skills, he began to develop his signature style of patterned metal jewelry.
George was the first to explore special techniques for creating patterned jewelry metals from colored gold alloys and precious metals. For over four decades, he has folded and forged precious metals into beautiful patterns that suggest images of wood-grain, swirling water or ancient and mysterious impressionistic forms. With his palette of multicolored patterned metals, George creates truly original jewelry ranging from simple wedding rings to complex art objects. He finds great pleasure designing new metal combinations that are an art in their own right, and jewelry that speaks to the heart and inspires the imagination.
George's jewelry has been featured in museums, galleries and fine jewelry stores in the United States, Canada and Europe. A member of the Society of North American Goldsmiths, the Contemporary Design Group, and twice president of the American Jewelry Design Council, he has received numerous jewelry design awards. George Sawyer Design studio is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Why Is Bernie Dodging Questions About Whether He'd Expand Government?
Coming off the results in Iowa and New Hampshire, there are many voters who are taking a closer look at you, and your ideas, and they're asking how big a role do you foresee for the federal government? It's already spending 21 percent of the entire U.S. economy. How much larger would government be in the lives of Americans under a Sanders presidency?
But, my question is how big would government be? Would there be any limit on the size of the role of government?
And before anyone could ask her where she got that cruise missile of a statistic, Clinton went off on a criticism of the Sanders health plan.
Now it's not entirely clear what "size of government" means without some context. Is it the size of the federal budget? The number of federal employees? The magnitude or intrusiveness of bureaucracy? The burden on taxpayers or businesses? Does it matter if "big government" is concentrated in Washington or power is shared with states and localities?
All these distinctions could be useful to Sanders in defending himself from charges of being an agent of Big Government, which a lot of voters (and not just conservatives) dislike more than Big Corporations or Wall Street. More progressive taxes aren't necessarily more difficult to administer than less progressive taxes. Breaking up big banks may not be more complicated than trying to regulate them, and once they are broken up, regulation could become easier. Medicare For All would utilize an existing and relatively efficient federal program. Higher infrastructure spending would utilize existing intergovernmental programs that give states and localities some discretion.
The closest Sanders has come to counter-punching on the cost or size-of-government implications of his agenda is his argument that higher taxes for single-payer health care would actually represent net savings for many (if not most) people because they'd no longer have to pay private health insurance premiums (his exact claims are in dispute, but the idea is entirely sound). He could easily extend this argument by pointing out how much people hate to deal with profit-driven health insurance bureaucrats who routinely deny claims and micromanage the choice of providers and prescription drugs. Banks have bureaucracies, too, as anyone who has applied for a loan can tell you, and it would be smart for a candidate like Sanders who doesn't exactly seem business-friendly to talk about the how the financial industry messes with businesses and investors as well as consumers.
You could almost imagine a Bernie-rific rap where the candidate lays out a vision of what life would be like for most people if his agenda were implemented, and then implicitly (or explicitly) asks if some abstract objection to Big Government is a good reason to reject it.
And beyond that, you would figure that given his foreign-policy views he could suggest some reductions in the size and cost of the very large part of Big Government represented by the Department of Defense.
But the questions won't stop. And Clinton's drive-by suggestions that a Sanders administration would represent a choice between policies that can't be enacted and a government that can't be sustained provide a small, bitter taste of what Republicans will shovel out should Sanders be nominated. Bernie's already defying one well-established convention of American politics by arguing that we need to start emulating other countries. Running directly into the teeth of deeply embedded anti-government sentiments without better armor could be fatal.


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Colima | Mexico | 19.514°N, 103.62°W | Elevation 3850 m
The Unidad Estatal de Protección Civil de Colima reported that on 26 September seismicity at Colima increased, and crater incandescence was observed later that day. On 27 September small landslides originating from a new and growing lava dome traveled 100 m down the S flank. The exclusion zone was increased from 5 to 10 km in the Montegrande canyon; a 5-km exclusion zone was maintained in the other areas. According to news articles, incandescent landslides traveled down the S and SE flanks during 29 September-1 October. Gas-and-ash plumes rose 4 km and caused ashfall in nearby areas including La Becererra, La Yerbabuena, San Antonio, and El Jabali in the municipality of Comala, Montitlán in the municipality of Cuauhtémoc, and Juan Barragan in Tonila, Jalisco. On 1 October the Colima State government stated that the communities of La Yerbabuena (80 people) and La Becerrera (230 people) were preemptively evacuated, and the exclusion zone was extended to 12 km except on the Jalisco side (maintained at 7.5 km). A news article noted that Juan Barragan was also evacuated.
The Washington VAAC reported that on 29 September gas-and-steam emission possibly containing minor amounts of ash rose to an altitude of 4.9 km (16,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted NW. On 30 September the webcam showed intense activity and crater incandescence, and gas-and-steam emissions that may have contained ash drifting WNW. An intense thermal anomaly was visible in short-wave infrared satellite images. Later that day an ash plume rose to an altitude of 5.8 km (19,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted 35 km W. Possible emissions with ash were recorded by the webcam on 1 October; weather clouds obscured views of the crater. An ash plume detected in satellite images drifted almost 40 km S and SW. Later that day the webcam recorded explosions and pyroclastic flows. On 2 October ash plumes rose to altitudes of 6.1-8.2 km (20,000-27,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted SW and W. Emissions later that day were mostly comprised of gas and steam; seismicity decreased, though a thermal anomaly continued to be detected in satellite images. On 3 October ash plumes rose to altitudes of 5.5-6.4 km (18,000-21,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted 25-40 km SW and SWW. Ashfall was reported in areas on the S and SW flanks. Based on webcam views ash emissions rose to an estimated altitude of 5.5 km (18,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted S on 4 October.
Sources: Washington Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC), Unidad Estatal de Protección Civil de Colima, Televisa
Iya | Flores Island (Indonesia) | 8.897°S, 121.645°E | Elevation 637 m
PVMBG reported that during 1 July-29 September variable-density white plumes rose as high as 150 m above Iya. During most of that period seismicity was at normal levels characterized by deep and shallow volcanic earthquakes each detected at a rate of less than 10 events per day. Between 1550 and 1800 on 29 September, however, the seismic network detected 17 volcanic earthquakes. Since the number of volcanic earthquakes was significant and above normal levels, the Alert Level was raised to 2 (on a scale of 1-4), and the public was warned not to approach the crater within a 2-km radius.
Katla | Iceland | 63.633°N, 19.083°W | Elevation 1490 m
The Iceland Met Office (IMO) reported that an intense seismic swarm began at Katla on 29 September. The activity intensified again at 1202 on 30 September with tremor and several earthquakes M 3 or larger. The Aviation Color Code was raised to Yellow, the second highest level on a four-color scale. On 3 October IMO stated that the seismic swarm was the largest one in decades, though it appeared to be over. According to a news article from 3 October popular travel destinations near the glacier had been and remained closed to traffic.
Sources: Icelandic Met Office (IMO), Iceland Magazine
Rinjani | Lombok Island (Indonesia) | 8.42°S, 116.47°E | Elevation 3726 m
Based on data from the Mount Rinjani National Park, BNPB reported that as many as 1,023 tourists were on Rinjani when it erupted on 27 September; officially only 464 people were registered to make the 3-day trek to the volcano and back. Officials began the evacuation of tourists that day. According to a news article, 44 trekkers had still not returned to the entrance points by 1 October. The Alert Level remained at 2 (on a scale of 1-4); the public was warned not to approach the crater within a 3-km radius.
Sources: The Jakarta Post, The Jakarta Post, Badan Nacional Penanggulangan Bencana (BNPB)
Tengger Caldera | Eastern Java (Indonesia) | 7.942°S, 112.95°E | Elevation 2329 m
Based on analyses of satellite images and information from PVMBG, the Darwin VAAC reported that on 29 September and 1 October ash plumes from Tengger Caldera's Bromo cone rose to an altitude of 2.7 km (9,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted E and SE.
Tungurahua | Ecuador | 1.467°S, 78.442°W | Elevation 5023 m
IG reported that during 27 September-4 October seismic activity at Tungurahua remained at moderate levels, characterized by 1-8 long-period earthquakes and up to three volcano-tectonic events per day. An hour-long period of tremor was recorded on 1 October. Minor fumarolic emissions rose above the crater rim.
Source: Instituto Geofísico-Escuela Politécnica Nacional (IG)
Ubinas | Peru | 16.355°S, 70.903°W | Elevation 5672 m
According to IGP's Observatorio Vulcanológico del Sur (OVS) seismicity at Ubinas increased during 9-14 September, characterized by an increased number of volcano-tectonic and hybrid events. Volcano-tectonic vents also became more intense. A small thermal anomaly was detected on 20 September. According to a news article, an "exhalation" occurred at 1921 on 2 October, and was followed by explosions detected at 2250 that same day, and 0424 and 0552 on 3 October. The largest explosion, at 2250 on 2 October, emitted a dense ash plume that rose 1.7 km and drifted 10 km NE and NW, causing ashfall in Santa Rosa de Phara and Yanapuqui.
Sources: Instituto Geofísico del Perú (IGP), Correo, Peru 21
Bagana | Bougainville (Papua New Guinea) | 6.137°S, 155.196°E | Elevation 1855 m
Based on analyses of satellite imagery and model data, the Darwin VAAC reported that during 29 September-2 October ash plumes from Bagana rose to an altitude of 2.4 km (8,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted 45-65 km SE and W.
Bulusan | Luzon (Philippines) | 12.769°N, 124.056°E | Elevation 1535 m
PHIVOLCS reported that during 0650-1240 on 1 October voluminous white-to-grayish emissions rose 200 m from vents on Bulusan's SE flank and drifted SE. Minor amounts of ash fell in the barangays of San Rafael, San Roque, and San Jose, in the municipality of Bulusan. The Alert Level remained at 1, indicating abnormal conditions and a 4-km-radius Permanent Danger Zone (PDZ).
Based on analyses of satellite imagery, information from PVMBG, and model data, the Darwin VAAC reported that during 28-29 September and 1-4 October ash plumes from Dukono rose to altitudes of 1.8-2.4 km (6,000-8,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted SW, S, and E.
Fuego | Guatemala | 14.473°N, 90.88°W | Elevation 3763 m
Based on INSIVUMEH reports, CONRED stated that beginning at 0730 on 27 September loud explosions at Fuego generated ash plumes that rose 1 km above the crater rim and drifted more than 15 km W and SW. After about 36 hours of elevated activity, the 13th Strombolian episode in 2016, Fuego returned to more normal levels. On 28 September there were 4-6 explosions per hour recorded, producing ash plumes that rose 550-650 m and drifted 8-12 km W and SW. Lava flows in the Las Lajas (SE) and Santa Teresa (W) drainages had stalled. Explosions during 30 September-1 October and 3-4 October generated ash plumes that rose as high as 1.1 km and drifted 7-13 km W, SW, and S. During 3-4 October explosions produced shock waves and ashfall in Morelia (10 km SW). Incandescent material was ejected 300 m high, and block avalanches reached vegetated areas.
Source: Instituto Nacional de Sismologia, Vulcanologia, Meteorologia, e Hidrologia (INSIVUMEH)
During 28 September-4 October HVO reported that the lava lake continued to rise and fall, circulate, and spatter in Kilauea's Overlook vent. The lake level rose as high as 10 m below the Halema'uma'u floor (on 1 October), and was sometimes visible from the Jaggar Museum (NW rim of Kilauea Caldera). Webcams recorded incandescence from long-active sources within Pu'u 'O'o Crater. The 61G lava flow, originating from a vent on Pu'u 'O'o Crater's E flank, continued to enter the ocean at multiple locations near Kamokuna. Scattered breakouts were active 2 km inland from the coast.
Klyuchevskoy | Central Kamchatka (Russia) | 56.056°N, 160.642°E | Elevation 4754 m
KVERT reported that a Strombolian eruption at Klyuchevskoy continued during 23-30 September. Ash emissions rose from the summit crater and from the cinder cone in the Apakhonchich drainage on the E flank. A lava flow traveled down the Apakhonchich drainage. Satellite images showed a large and bright daily thermal anomaly at the volcano. During 23-24 September explosions generated ash plumes that rose as high as 6 km (19,700 ft) a.s.l. and drifted 165 km in multiple directions. The Aviation Color Code remained at Orange.
Nevado del Ruiz | Colombia | 4.892°N, 75.324°W | Elevation 5279 m
Servicio Geológico Colombiano's (SGC) Observatorio Vulcanológico y Sismológico de Manizales reported that a webcam recorded an ash plume rising from Nevado del Ruiz at 0558 on 29 September. Based on information from the Bogota MWO, the Washington VAAC reported on the same day that an ash plume rose to an altitude of 6.1 km (20,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted WSW. Later that day ASHTAM reports indicated an ash emission to an altitude of 8.5 km (28,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted 13 km S, though cloud cover prevented webcam and satellite image views. An ash emission reported by the Bogota MWO rose to an altitude of 6.1 km (20,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted NE on 3 October. The Alert Level remained at III (Yellow; the second lowest level on a four-color scale).
Source: Servicio Geológico Colombiano (SGC)
Nevados de Chillan | Chile | 36.868°S, 71.378°W | Elevation 3180 m
Based on webcam images and pilot observations, the Buenos Aires VAAC reported that on 3 October an ash emission from Nevados de Chillán drifted SE.
Source: Buenos Aires Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC)
Popocatepetl | Mexico | 19.023°N, 98.622°W | Elevation 5393 m
Each day during 28 September-4 October CENAPRED reported 125-389 steam, gas, and ash emissions from Popocatépetl. Cloud cover often prevented observations, though gas-and-steam plumes were visible daily. Crater incandescence was visible on some nights. An explosion at 0929 on 29 September produced a plume that drifted NW. Explosions were also detected at 1813 on 30 September, 1300 on 3 October, and 0231 and 0647 on 4 October. The Alert Level remained at Yellow, Phase Two.
Source: Centro Nacional de Prevencion de Desastres (CENAPRED)
Santa Maria | Guatemala | 14.757°N, 91.552°W | Elevation 3745 m
INSIVUMEH reported that during 30 September-1 October and 3-4 October explosions at Santa María's Santiaguito lava-dome complex generated ash plumes that rose 1.1 km above the complex and drifted SE, S, and SW. Local ashfall was reported in areas including in San Marcos (10 km SW), Palajunoj (18 km SSW), Loma Linda (6 km WSW), El Nuevo Palmar (12 km SSW), and Las Marías.
KVERT reported that during 23-30 September lava-dome extrusion onto Sheveluch's N flank was accompanied by strong fumarolic activity, dome incandescence, ash explosions, and hot avalanches. Satellite images showed a daily thermal anomaly over the dome. Re-suspended ash formed a plume that drifted about 100 km SE and E during 28-29 September. The Aviation Color Code remained at Orange.
Sinabung | Indonesia | 3.17°N, 98.392°E | Elevation 2460 m
Based on satellite images and ground reports from PVMBG, the Darwin VAAC reported that during 28-29 September ash plumes from Sinabung rose to altitudes of 3.6-3.9 km (12,000-13,000 ft) a.s.l. and drifted E.
OVSICORI-UNA reported that continuous ash emissions of varying intensity rose from Turrialba during 26-29 September. On the morning of 30 September emissions reduced and rose passively no more than 100 m above the crater. Tremor was constant but had a low amplitude. Later that day intermittent gas, steam, and ash plumes rose as high as 500 m and drifted W and SW. Intermittent eruptions during 2-3 October produced ash plumes that rose no higher than 1 km and drifted S, SSW, SW, and NNE. Ashfall and a sulfur odor were reported in multiple areas downwind. Activity increased at 0823 on 3 October, with almost continuous emissions rising at most 1 km, and continued steadily through 4 October.


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Catalytic Conversion of Lignocellulosic Biomass to Alkyl Lactates with Solid Lewis Acids
BackgroundThe use of organic feedstocks such as cellulose, the most abundant biomass on Earth, for the production of value-added chemicals may contribute to a more sustainable economy and ecosystem. Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno have developed a method for producing organic compounds from an organic feedstock, such as cellulosic, lignocellulosic,...
Published: 6/24/2021 | Inventor(s): Hongfei Lin, Lisha Yang, Xiaokun Yang
Keywords(s): Energy and Renewables
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Chemicals & Materials, Technology Classifications > Energy & Environment
Molybdenum-Based Coating for Aerospace Applications
Background Chromate conversion coatings (CCC) are applied to the surface of aluminum alloys to prevent corrosion; however, chromate is a known carcinogen. The United States and Europe have even banned the currently used CCCs, but the ban has been suspended for aerospace and defense industries since no replacement has been found; thus, the development...
Published: 6/24/2021 | Inventor(s): Dev Chidambaram, David Rodriguez
Keywords(s): Chemicals & Materials
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Functionalized Titania Nanotube-Based Sensors For Detection Of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)
Background Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) are the ammunition of choice for terrorism in different parts of the world including the United States. Among these explosives, peroxide-based explosives such as triacetone triperoxide (TATP) are the most potent and dangerous. TATP has a very high vapor pressure and it is very susceptible to heat, friction,...
Published: 6/24/2021 | Inventor(s): Vaidyanathan (Ravi) Subramanian, Manoranjan Misra
Catalytic Approach to Decontaminate Surfaces from COVID19 and its Surrogate Viral Particles
Background The novel SARS-CoV-2, also known as human coronavirus 2019 (hCoV-19), is the causative agent of the pneumonia-like coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). As of May 2021, SARS-CoV-2 had infected more than 160 million people globally, including over 32.5 million people in the United States. Dissemination of the virus can occur via multiple modes,...
Published: 6/24/2021 | Inventor(s): Vaidyanathan (Ravi) Subramanian, Subhash Verma
Selective Carbon Dioxide Reduction Electrocatalysts using Polymer Membranes
Background The accelerated increase of CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere due to anthropogenic activities is causing a host of economic and environmental issues such as coastal flooding, increased catastrophic weather events, shifting agricultural productivities, and decreased biodiversity. To combat rising global CO2 levels in a world with an economy...
Published: 6/24/2021 | Inventor(s): Christopher Barile, Hanqing Pan
Electrolytes for the Reversible Electrodeposition of Nonnoble Metals on Transparent Electrodes
Background A window that can control light and heat flow insides and outsides of a building upon user demands is referred to as a dynamic window. A dynamic window can play a vital role for next-generation zero net energy buildings and the electrification of automobiles by reducing lighting, heating, and cooling demands. Dynamic windows could also be...
Published: 5/12/2021 | Inventor(s): Christopher Barile, Shakirul Islam, Desmond Madu
Two-Dimensional Membrane and Polymers
The King Research Group, led by Benjamin King, at the University of Nevada, Reno Chemistry Department is interested in the chemistry of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHS), liquid crystals, and advanced polymers. The group takes a physical organic approach involving methods from synthetic, mechanistic, computation, theoretical, polymer, and organometallic...
Published: 3/19/2021 | Inventor(s): Benjamin King, A. Dieter Schluter, Junji Sakamoto
Methods for Fast and Reversible Dry Adhesion Tuning Between Composite Structures and Substrate Fields
Background: How do geckoes and even Spiderman climb up walls? They use a process call dry adhesion. This process is not only useful for climbing walls but also has potential applications in robotics such as pick-and-release robotic manipulators and climbing robots. Further, it is also useful in manufacturing for transfer printing, as well as temporary...
Published: 5/12/2020 | Inventor(s): Wanliang Shan, Kevin Turner
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Robotics, Technology Classifications > Chemicals & Materials
Method and Apparatus for Cooling Devices Using Phase Change Materials
Background Small form factor devices such as smartphones and tablets may be thermally constrained by external skin temperature ergonomic limits and by internal component junction temperatures. The combined effect of making the device thinner and increasing performance exasperates the thermal problem, such that the external skin temperature is a primary...
Published: 5/12/2020 | Inventor(s): Dhanesh Chandra, Daryl Nelson, Muralidhar Tirumala, Anupam Kumar, Anjali Talekar
Nitrile hydration catalyzed by recyclable ruthenium complexes
BackgroundAmides are versatile and important synthetic intermediates used in the production of a variety of plastics, detergents, lubricants, and polymers. Traditional methods of hydrating nitriles to amides involve the use of strong bases or acids, enzymes, or heterogenous catalysts, but these traditional methods suffer from various drawbacks. Strong...
Published: 5/12/2020 | Inventor(s): Brian Frost, Wei-Chih Lee


The Supreme Court on Monday refused to monitor the CBI probe into the Saradha chit fund scam in West Bengal. The matter was brought by a group of investors, who said the CBI probe had not led to any conclusion. This comes after the top court ordered Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajeev Kumar to appear before the central agency for questioning.


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Fall playoff round-up
Brian Meyers
A handful of Roseville-area high school fall sports teams saw their seasons come to an end last week. Here is a quick rundown.
RAHS girls tennis
The Raiders were the fourth seed in Section 4AA and went 1-1 in the section team tournament. Roseville opened the post-season with a 7-0 victory over 13th-seeded North St. Paul and then fell 4-3 in the quarterfinals to fifth-seeded Centennial.
Six members of the team have one more shot at extending their seasons through the state tournament. The Section 4AA singles and doubles tournaments are Oct. 17-18 at the Baseline Tennis Center at the University of Minnesota.
Playing in the section singles tournament for Roseville are Hayley Helberg and Nikki Ridenour. Helberg is the fifth seed and Ridenour is seeded second. Roseville doubles teams are Surena Vu and Anna Park, who are seeded sixth, and Rachel Caprella and Sophie Caprella, who are unseeded.
The section champion and runner-up in each draw advance to the state tournament on Oct. 27 and 28 at Baseline.
RAHS girls soccer
The Raiders drew the sixth seed in Section 4AA and opened up the playoffs against Suburban East Conference rival Mounds View on Oct. 11. The Mustangs, seeded third, won 4-0 to advance to the semifinals.
Roseville finished its season with a record of 9-7-1.
Concordia Academy girls soccer
The Beacons, seeded ninth in Section 4A, opened the post-season on Oct. 13 with a match at eighth-seeded Cristo Rey Jesuit. Concordia lost 5-2 and finished the season with a record of 6-9.
Brian Meyers can be reached at bmeyers@lillienews.com or 651-748-7819. Follow him on Twitter @BMeyersNews.


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Area senator appointed to transportation panel
Sen. Ben Watson, R-Savannah, has been appointed to the Transportation, Economic Development and Tourism, Health and Human Services, Public Safety and Ethics committees for the 2016 session. - photo by File photo
ATLANTA — Sen. Ben Watson, R-Savannah, has been appointed by the Senate Committee on Assignments to the Transportation Committee for the 2016 session.
He will also serve as a member of several other Senate committees.
"I am honored to have been newly selected by our lieutenant governor to serve on the Transportation Committee, in addition to my other committee duties," Watson said. "I look forward to entering the 2016 legislative session with a fresh perspective on issues facing constituents, and working to ensure a stronger and more successful Georgia."
Watson will also serve as vice chairman of the Economic Development and Tourism Committee, and as a member of the Health and Human Services, Public Safety and Ethics committees.
"The Georgia State Senate's top priority is preserving Georgia's reputation as a leading state for business development, job creation and educational opportunity. I look forward to working directly with Senate leadership in order to find real solutions for Georgia's most significant and pressing issues," Lt. Gov. Cagle said.
"We are fortunate to have a wealth of talent and experience in the State Senate," said President Pro Tem David Shafer, R-Duluth.
Once a piece of legislation is introduced in the Senate, it is assigned to a committee, depending on its topic. If the committee gives the legislation a "do pass" recommendation, then the proposed law is sent to the Rules Committee for consideration.
The second session of the 153rd Georgia General Assembly will convene Jan. 11, at the State Capitol.


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THE PASSION , THE INTELLIGENCE, THE INTEGRITY -HE HAS EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE LOGO !
WITHOUT QUESTION, THIS IS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE VEHICLE MANUFACTUREDIN 2010.
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Q: Is there an antonym(...) for "append"? The dictionary says that the meaning of append is to attach something to the end of a document:

append
    [uh-pend]
1. to add as a supplement, accessory, or appendix; subjoin: to append a note to a letter.
2. to attach or suspend as a pendant.
3. to sign a document with; affix: to append one's signature to a will.

I'm asking in the prefix, suffix sense here, i.e. append to a word, not a document.
Also here it says that "append" is not restricted to end or beginning, it just means "to attach":

Append simply means "add to" or "attach to"; it's not restricted to adding something to the end of or after something else. An antonym for "append" would therefore be words such as "remove" or " detach, or any word that means "take away from".

So what would be the antonym(or converse, inverse, whichever fits best) for append in this case?
Also what will be the reverse of append, in terms of operation(like prefix is for suffix, which is just joining in the front instead of back)? I thought it would be prepend, but that had a different meaning.

A: If you remove something from the end of a word or a document, you truncate it.
The remaining part is said to be truncated.
The removed part is said to be discarded.
Truncation can be used more widely than just words, objects can be truncated by cutting off an extremity.

A: Your initial thought is correct.  The word is prepend.
The link that you give in the question does provide this definition in addition to the different definition that appears to be causing you confusion.
If you are adding an introductory section to the beginning of a document, you could also use preface.

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6 hours ago · Harmonics occur at even divisions of the string length. Half the string is the location of the 12th fret. This produces a harmonic at twice the frequency of …... There are two ways it can be done, you can hold your fingers together as par a pick and connect with the front of the finger, and a bit of the thumb.
21/03/2009 · Best Answer: Place you left hand finger on the note you wish to have as a harmonic. Next, you will place your thumb (right hand) lightly on the string exactly halfway between your left hand finger and the bridge.... Download the free chord charts: bass-harmonics-chord-charts . Background. Natural harmonics are points on a bass string where an unusual, bell-like tone is produced if you lightly fret just above the fret itself and pluck the string.
How do you play pinch harmonics on a bass guitar?
Do these exercises a couple times it helps a lot more than you think. Is important play these exercises at differents rhythms.
Download the free chord charts: bass-harmonics-chord-charts . Background. Natural harmonics are points on a bass string where an unusual, bell-like tone is produced if you lightly fret just above the fret itself and pluck the string.
I use my fingers mostly to play so this is how I do it. My thumb is on the string above the one I'm playing on directly muting it. If I'm playing the D string, my thumb is resting on the A and just for good measure I get a part of my thumb to hit the E to help me that.
How to play pinched harmonics on the double bass. In this video I teach a short study piece which features pinched harmonics. I also explain the technique and how to use them in your own music.
Drum harmonics are played as individual notes, with a single finger striking the harmonic location. Drum harmonics are much easier to create with the heavier bass strings than they are with the high treble strings. For this reason, we'll focus on producing drum harmonics on the bottom 3 strings.


Hibbs quotes Bill Gates "…It is not true the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer." Both BLS and the CBO say the opposite.
Las Cruces' minimum wage (MW) matter has arisen again since the Hibbs Institute presented its report to our City Council. Mr Reynaud's 7/28 LTE states one business opinion. Full disclosure: I and others helped push the MW issue mainstream in 2014 and to success.
Reynaud apparently has forgotten the important timing compromise CAFe and the business community made - a two year spread between each step upgrade. The parties stepped back as Council passed the MW statute. Renaud disagrees openly but why now? He must oppose the coming 2019 increase to $10.10/hr.
Hibbs, a business oriented company, left unsaid some background analysis. Some think these items are minor. Three examples: Hibbs stressed "balance" while encouraging the business viewpoint; it used the NM $7.50/hr MW as the neutral point. Anything higher is apparently problematic. Hibbs quotes Bill Gates "…It is not true the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer." I beg your pardon. Both BLS and the CBO say the opposite.
The federal MW has lagged behind inflation since 1938. It's been $7.25/hr since 2009 and has lost another 10% of its value (OSU). NM is somewhat less chary at $7.50/hr. Las Cruces' current $9.20/hr puts our minimum wage floor at $19,126/annually.
When family size increases to two or more, DHS' NM poverty threshold overtakes Las Cruces' law. Our MW today has already been passed over by increasing overall costs and inflation. "There's not a single US state where a minimum wage worker can afford a 2-bedroom rental" (CNN). KFOX-TV stated the same ls true for Las Cruces. Repealing the MW statute is ludicrous and unfeasible.
Mr. Mayor and Council, continue your support of our $10.10/hr statute for 1/1/2019. Any "fix" is unneeded.
Suicide is the fourth-leading cause of death in New Mexico and second-leading cause of death in people ages 15-44. Suicide touches millions of lives—people of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds—but the research is clear: suicide is preventable, and the more people who stand up for suicide prevention and mental health, the more lives we can save.
If you've lost someone to suicide, or you or someone you know suffers from a mental health condition like depression or anxiety, please join us for the first annual Las Cruces Out of the Darkness Walk on Saturday, September 8, 2018 at 8 a.m. for registration. The two-mile walk will be held at Young's Park and is free to participate. You are welcome to raise money and contribute to suicide prevention in Las Cruces. Please register at www.afsp.org/lascruces.
I'm walking for numerous people that I know that have died by suicide, including James Narvaez, Robert Narvaez, Sheldon P., and Sue W. I also walk to help aid in the prevention of suicidal ideation in many that I know, love, and work with.


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Q: Pandas all rows into one row of pd.series I have a pandas DataFrame loaded from a csv file like below:
0   1   2   3   4   5
0   -1.140625   -1.828125   0.671875    -1.031250   -0.390625   -0.203125
1   -1.203125   -1.843750   0.687500    -0.953125   -0.281250   -0.156250
2   -1.187500   -1.781250   0.656250    -0.843750   -0.218750   -0.171875
3   -1.125000   -1.640625   0.593750    -0.765625   -0.234375   -0.062500
4   -1.031250   -1.453125   0.531250    -0.718750   -0.265625   -0.093750
... ... ... ... ... ... ...
6968    -1.093750   -0.687500   0.062500    -1.156250   -0.281250   -0.156250
6969    -1.140625   -0.734375   0.109375    -1.343750   -0.046875   -0.093750
6970    -1.203125   -0.765625   0.156250    -1.234375   0.046875    -0.171875
6971    -1.234375   -0.812500   0.234375    -0.953125   0.171875    -0.093750
6972    -1.265625   -0.843750   0.281250    -0.828125   0.078125    -0.265625
6973 rows × 6 columns

And I want to squeeze all row elements into one row of pandas series.
The original dataFrame is 6973 rows of 6 columns with every cell having one digit data, and my desired output is 1 row of 6 columns, with every column having a sequence(series?) of length 6973
    0   1   2   3   4   5
0   -1.140625 -1.203125 1.891651 2 1.939205 3...    0 -0.207383 1 -0.193249 2 -0.239664 3...    0 0.261557 1 0.235363 2 0.258561 3...   0 -0.214562 1 -0.249118 2 -0.291458 3...    0 -0.171253 1 -0.112890 2 -0.041053 3...    0 -0.118167 1 -0.112238 2 -0.102034 3...

How can I do this?

A: Use DataFrame.unstack with default index, convert to DataFrame and transpose:
df = df.unstack().reset_index(drop=True).to_frame().T

Or use numpy.ravel:
df = pd.DataFrame([np.ravel(df, order='F')])

EDIT:
You can convert all Series to lists by:
df = pd.DataFrame([{k: list(v) for k, v in df.items()}])


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Arts Beat: Showtime at Buffalo State, 'Manmade Earth' on stage, 'Messiah' in concert
By Melinda MillerWed, Nov 20, 2019
The Great Performances Series at SUNY Buffalo State brings two shows to the Rockwell Hall Performing Arts Center stage this weekend. Kim Waters, master of the jazz saxophone, performs at 8 p.m. Nov. 22, accompanied by his daughter keyboardist Kayla Waters. Waters is a founding member of the Sax Pack and has built his reputation on compositions that blend R&B and jazz f…
Armed robbery near Buffalo State being investigated by police
By Keith McSheaTue, Oct 15, 2019
A female Buffalo State College commuter student was the victim of an off-campus armed robbery Monday evening, according to the college's University Police Department. Police said the incident occurred around 10:30 to 10:45 p.m. near the intersection of Reese and Bradley streets, next to the Asarese-Matters Community Center. The victim was unharmed. Police said the st…
Student housing developer plans basketball court for tenants in place of old house
By Jonathan D. EpsteinWed, Sep 18, 2019
Two years after successfully completing and opening his new Campus Walk student housing project next to SUNY Buffalo State, developer James Swiezy is eying his next move at the site: a basketball court for the tenants. Swiezy's Greenleaf Development is seeking Preservation Board approval to demolish a dilapidated two-family house at 88 Rees St. According to an email to …
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Buffalo State captain Emma Ruggiero signs with Beauts
Wed, Aug 7, 2019
Buffalo State women's ice hockey captain Emma Ruggiero is staying home. Ruggiero, a Sacred Heart graduate, signed Thursday with the Buffalo Beauts of the National Women's Hockey League, days after she took part in the team's rookie and free agent camp. "I wasn't going to let an opportunity like this pass," Ruggiero, a 4-11 forward, said in a news release. "I'm really…
The Weekend in WNY: Spring into action
By Ben TsujimotoThu, Apr 25, 2019
It's all right if you're Dyngus-ed out; signs of spring are more and more prevalent, and the fresh air might re-energize you (but it won't heal bruises from pussywillows). Spring fashions will steal the show at Runway 12.0, Silo City Boom Days will boast fireworks to celebrate better weather and the Spring Fling Disco even includes the season in the name! There's probab…
Actor Jesse L. Martin: 'A dream come true' to speak at Buffalo State commencement
By Keith McSheaWed, Apr 24, 2019
Actor Jesse L. Martin, who will be the commencement speaker for SUNY Buffalo State's Class of 2019, has taken part in classes on the college's campus before. He did so as a grade school student at the Campus School/College Learning Laboratory in the 1970s before going on to graduate from Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts. "As a child of the Buffalo Publi…
Buffalo police name man killed in shooting near Buffalo State
By Aaron BeseckerMon, Oct 22, 2018
Buffalo police on Monday released the name of the man who died after a shooting last week inside a restaurant near the SUNY Buffalo State campus. Emmanuel Correa-Villegas, 31, died early Wednesday after being shot Tuesday afternoon in an eatery near Letchworth and Dart streets, a police spokesman said. La Casa De Sabores, a Dominican restaurant, is located at 1 Letchwor…
Starters: Coconut noodles, sausage, curry puffs at Gourmet Lao Foods
By Andrew Z. GalarneauThu, Oct 18, 2018
The newest restaurant near Buffalo State College is called Gourmet Lao Foods, but its name undersells its ambition. The place at 643 Grant St., in the Campus Walk complex, opened Oct. 5 by Vone Serixay and One Thammasithikoun, sisters from Laos. But its menu offers tastes from at least four countries: Laos, Burma, Thailand and Japan, plus dishes like curry puffs (two…
Buffalo man, 31, dies after shooting near Buffalo State
By Keith McSheaWed, Oct 17, 2018
A 31-year-old Buffalo man died early Wednesday morning as a result of a shooting near SUNY Buffalo State Tuesday afternoon, Buffalo Police reported. The shooting took place at around 3:40 p.m. inside a restaurant at Letchworth and Dart streets, the police and Buffalo State reported. Spanish restaurant La Casa De Sabores is at 1 Letchworth Street. The incident happened n…
A Buffalo State student's guide to the city, from study spots to going out
By Francesca BondFri, Sep 21, 2018
Welcome to Buffalo, Bengal. You scored the jackpot in the neighborhood department -- perhaps that was a factor in your collegiate choice -- with the Elmwood Village, widely considered a hub of the city's arts, culture and shopping. After you've settled into your diminutive dorm room, hung your inspirational quote decals and indie movie posters on the wall, stuffed your…
Tim Reynolds' TR3 to perform at Rockwell Hall
By Mac McGuireTue, Sep 11, 2018
Dave Matthews Band lead guitarist Tim Reynolds will be visiting town with his electric power trio TR3 at 8 p.m. Nov. 3 in the Buffalo State Performing Arts Center (1300 Elmwood Ave.). The riff-heavy and improv-driven three piece shared its most recent album "Some Kind of Alien Invasion," released via Matthews' ATO Records, in 2014. Reynolds, a long-time collaborator …
Buffalo State football preview: Can Bengals build on 2017 bowl appearance?
By Jack GoodsSat, Aug 25, 2018
Last season, SUNY Buffalo State football earned its second trip to a bowl in three years and bounced back from a .500 campaign in 2016. Unfortunately for the Bengals, their trip to the ECAC Chapman Bowl was one to forget. The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy sped past them, running for 419 yards in a 35-20 victory. Can the Bengals regroup and take the next step, earning …
Erie Community College football preview: New local QB to lead youthful squad
Erie Community College football lost more players to graduation and transfer than it has returning to the program, leaving the Kats with a youthful team in coach Scott Pilkey's fourth year. "We're real freshmen-laden this year," Pilkey said. "But they're exciting young players. I'm excited to see what they do. ... We're probably as athletic as we've been here." 2017 …
Tonawanda's Main Street is the main topic of discussion
By Nancy A. FischerWed, May 3, 2017
City of Tonawanda residents are invited to an "educational happy hour" at 5:30 p.m. May 10 in the Legion Bar and Lounge, 43 Main St., to learn more about a semester-long study of the city completed by Buffalo State students from the Department of Urban Geography and Planning. The students will present their findings, share their perspective and answer questions about th…
Buffalo State student to appear on Food Network show
By Andrew Z. GalarneauFri, Feb 26, 2016
Buffalo State College student Lazarus Lynch will appear on the Food Network show "The Kitchen" Saturday. Lynch, a senior Individualized Studies major, is already a veteran of his own YouTube cooking show, "Son of a Southern Chef." From Jamaica, N.Y., Lazarus is a 2012 graduate of New York City's Food and Finance High School, according to a press release. The Kitchen epis…


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High tech road crossings help older adults
After research revealed that one of the reasons older adults are put off going into town centres is because of crossing busy roads, a new high tech road crossing has now been trialled in London.
Older adults with mobility problems who need new straight stairlifts and other mobility aids to get around their home will be able to cross roads safely with the new crossings.
The crossing includes a red warning light to alert motorists to pedestrians stepping out unexpectedly and it even widens when needed to help people with mobility problems safely cross the road.
The smart crossings feature LED Lights that illuminate based on the movement of road users and it even gives extra warnings to cyclists when pedestrians are hidden by high-sided vehicles.
New crossings to make towns and cities much safer
The new high tech crossing was unveiled near Mitcham in South London and has been developed by a technology firm called Umbrellium.
The new crossings could become a common sight across the UK if their launch becomes a success and makes towns and cities safer for pedestrians to cross the road.
Speaking to Silversurfers, Umbrellium founding partner Usman Haque, says, "The pedestrian crossings that we use every day are about 50 or 60 years old. It was designed for a different idea of a city.
"We're trying to update it for the 21st century with a crossing that deals with the fact that people are on mobile phones and they might not be looking up, vehicles might be coming more often, there might be pedestrians suddenly coming out at the end of a film needing to cross."
The crossings have arrows on the ground and will tell motorists, cyclists and pedestrians when it's their turn to go. The new technology is expected to reduce the number of accidents that occur on road crossings.