Do you remember the breakfast menu this morning? Perhaps you will see a picture of a plate of rice and side dishes appearing in your mind, the memory is the result of one of the most complex forces being rearranged from nerve cell tissue spread all over our brains. Every day, our brains process information at once and all different systems work together to provide cohesive thinking. Thanks to memory, we can store, process and reproduce information.
Here are 12 interesting facts about memory, If you can remember it!
Recent research shows that the human brain starts to remember something from the womb. Memory starts to function about 20 weeks after conception.
Memory has two components namely short-term and long-term. Most short-term memories last only 20 to 30 seconds.
Memory is influenced by various factors. Memory based on what you see and what you hear. This is usually called visual memory and auditory.
The storage capacity of the human brain is almost limitless.
Caffeine does not affect the power of memory, but only increases alertness.
Adults can remember 20 to 100 thousand words.
Sleep is important for memory. Although scientists do not know exactly how it affects the brain, it shows that sleep strengthens storage and long-term memories.
Many people connect memory loss and aging. However, memory loss that occurs in the elderly is generally due to a brain that is poorly trained in old age.
Memory can associate aromas with specific events or events. The smell can trigger the memory associated with it. The hippocampus is part of the big brain responsible for forming new memories and directly interacting with our sense of smell.
There is a "fake memory". Researchers begin to understand that the human mind can make, exaggerate, distort, or rediscover the memory after a traumatic experience or from something that has a major impact.
The mind has the same behavior as any other muscle in the body. The harder you think, the more likely you are to remember it accurately. Thinking will make a strong connection between active neurons.
We are more likely to remember something strange, hard to read and others.
Do you believe in the greatness of this man's memory?
Alexander the Great was able to recall 30,000 names of his warriors.
Mozart was able to play and write down all the notes of the song he first heard.
Winston Churchill has memorized most of William Shakespeare's works.
Stephen Wiltshire can paint objects in detail in one look.
Bill Gates can remember hundreds of different code from the programming language he designed.
Memory makes us know who we are. From childhood memory up to now, memory plays an important role for our lives.


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from mifiel import Document
from mifiellib import BaseMifielCase

import responses
import os.path

try:
  import simplejson as json
except ImportError:
  import json

class TestDocument(BaseMifielCase):
  def setUp(self):
    super(TestDocument, self).setUp()
    self.doc = Document(self.client)

  def mock_doc_response(self, method, url, doc_id):
    responses.add(
      method=method,
      url=url,
      body=json.dumps({
        'id': doc_id,
        'callback_url': 'some'
      }),
      status=200,
      content_type='application/json',
    )

  @responses.activate
  def test_get(self):
    doc_id = 'some-doc-id'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents/' + doc_id)
    self.mock_doc_response(responses.GET, url, doc_id)

    doc = Document.find(self.client, doc_id)

    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.body, None)
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'GET')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    self.assertEqual(doc.callback_url, 'some')
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None

  @responses.activate
  def test_update(self):
    doc_id = 'some-doc-id'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents/' + doc_id)
    self.mock_doc_response(responses.PUT, url, doc_id)

    doc = Document(self.client)
    doc.id = doc_id
    doc.callback_url = 'some-callback'
    doc.random_param = 'random-param'
    doc.other_param = 'other-param'
    doc.save()

    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'PUT')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    self.assertEqual(doc.callback_url, 'some')
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None

  def test_update_without_id(self):
    doc = Document(self.client)
    doc.callback_url = 'some-callback'
    self.assertFalse(doc.save())

  @responses.activate
  def test_all(self):
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    responses.add(
      method=responses.GET,
      url=url,
      body=json.dumps([{
        'id': 'some-doc-id',
        'callback_url': 'some'
      }]),
      status=200,
      content_type='application/json',
    )

    docs = Document.all(self.client)
    self.assertEqual(len(docs), 1)

  @responses.activate
  def test_delete_empty_response(self):
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    url = '{}/{}'.format(url, 'some-doc-id')
    responses.add(
      method=responses.DELETE,
      url=url,
      body='',
      status=205,
      content_type='application/json',
    )
    response = Document.delete(self.client, 'some-doc-id')
    self.assertEqual(response['status'], 'success')

  @responses.activate
  def test_delete_json_response(self):
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    url = '{}/{}'.format(url, 'some-doc-id')
    responses.add(
      method=responses.DELETE,
      url=url,
      body=json.dumps({
        'status': 'success',
        'message': 'Destroyed document#some-doc-id',
        'data': {'id': 'some-doc-id'}
      }),
      status=200,
      content_type='application/json',
    )
    response = Document.delete(self.client, 'some-doc-id')
    self.assertEqual(response['status'], 'success')

  @responses.activate
  def test_create(self):
    doc_id = 'some-doc-id'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    self.mock_doc_response(responses.POST, url, doc_id)

    signatories = [{'email': 'some@email.com'}]
    doc = Document.create(self.client, signatories, dhash='some-sha256-hash', name='some.pdf')

    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'POST')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    self.assertEqual(doc.callback_url, 'some')
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None

  @responses.activate
  def test_create_with_timeout(self):
    self.client.set_timeout(timeout=2)
    doc_id = 'some-doc-id'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    self.mock_doc_response(responses.POST, url, doc_id)

    signatories = [{'email': 'some@email.com'}]
    doc = Document.create(self.client, signatories, dhash='some-sha256-hash', name='some.pdf')

    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'POST')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    self.assertEqual(doc.callback_url, 'some')
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None

  @responses.activate
  def test_create_with_file(self):
    doc_id = 'some-doc-id'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    self.mock_doc_response(responses.POST, url, doc_id)

    signatories = [
      {'email': 'some@email.com', 'tax_id': 'ASDD543412ERP'},
      {'email': 'some@email1.com', 'tax_id': 'ASDD543413ERP'}
    ]
    doc = Document.create(
      client=self.client,
      signatories=signatories,
      file='test/fixtures/example.pdf',
      callback_url='https://www.example.com'
    )

    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'POST')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    self.assertEqual(doc.callback_url, 'some')
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None

  def test_create_without_file_or_hash(self):
    with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
      Document.create(self.client, [])

  def test_create_with_file_and_hash(self):
    with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
      Document.create(self.client, [], dhash='dhash', file='file')

  @responses.activate
  def test_save_file(self):
    doc_id = '8600153a-4845-4d11-aac6-1d3d6048e022'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    url = '{}/{}/file'.format(url, doc_id)
    responses.add(
      method=responses.GET,
      url=url,
      body='some-pdf-contents',
      status=200,
      content_type='application/pdf',
    )
    doc = Document(self.client)
    doc.id = doc_id
    path = 'tmp/the-file.pdf'
    doc.save_file(path)
    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'GET')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None
    self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(path))

  @responses.activate
  def test_save_file_signed(self):
    doc_id = '8600153a-4845-4d11-aac6-1d3d6048e022'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    url = '{}/{}/file_signed'.format(url, doc_id)
    responses.add(
      method=responses.GET,
      url=url,
      body='some-pdf-contents',
      status=200,
      content_type='application/pdf',
    )
    doc = Document(self.client)
    doc.id = doc_id
    path = 'tmp/the-file-signed.pdf'
    doc.save_file_signed(path)
    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'GET')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None
    self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(path))

  @responses.activate
  def test_create_from_template(self):
    tmpl_id = 'ce734d7d-e259-4b7a-b1d8-a5ea8fdcbea1'
    doc_id = '8600153a-4845-4d11-aac6-1d3d6048e022'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='templates')
    url = '{}/{}/generate_document'.format(url, tmpl_id)
    self.mock_doc_response(responses.POST, url, doc_id)

    args = {
      'template_id': tmpl_id,
      'name': 'My NDA',
      'fields': {
        'name': 'My Client Name',
        'date': 'Sep 27 2017'
      },
      'signatories': [{
        'name': 'Some name',
        'email': 'some@email.com',
        'tax_id': 'AAA010101AAA'
      }],
      'callback_url': 'https://www.example.com/webhook/url',
      'external_id': 'unique-id'
    }
    doc = Document.create_from_template(self.client, args)
    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'POST')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None

  @responses.activate
  def test_create_many_from_template(self):
    tmpl_id = 'ce734d7d-e259-4b7a-b1d8-a5ea8fdcbea1'
    doc_id = '8600153a-4845-4d11-aac6-1d3d6048e022'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='templates')
    url = '{}/{}/generate_documents'.format(url, tmpl_id)
    responses.add(
      method=responses.POST,
      url=url,
      body=json.dumps({ 'status': 'success' }),
      status=200,
      content_type='application/json',
    )

    args = {
      'template_id': tmpl_id,
      'identifier': 'name',
      'callback_url': 'https://www.my-site.com/documents-ready',
      'documents': [{
        'fields': {
          'name': 'My Client Name',
          'date': 'Sep 27 2017'
        },
        'signatories': [{
          'name': 'Some Name',
          'email': 'some@email.com',
          'tax_id': 'AAA010101AAA'
        }],
        'callback_url': 'https://www.my-site.com/sign-webhook',
        'external_id': 'uniques-id2'
      }]
    }
    response = Document.create_many_from_template(self.client, args)
    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'POST')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(response['status'], 'success')
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None

  @responses.activate
  def test_save_xml(self):
    doc_id = '8600153a-4845-4d11-aac6-1d3d6048e022'
    url = self.client.url().format(path='documents')
    url = '{}/{}/xml'.format(url, doc_id)
    responses.add(
      method=responses.GET,
      url=url,
      body='<some><xml><contents /></xml></some>',
      status=200,
      content_type='application/xml',
    )
    doc = Document(self.client)
    doc.id = doc_id
    path = 'tmp/the-file.xml'
    doc.save_xml(path)
    req = self.get_last_request()
    self.assertEqual(req.method, 'GET')
    self.assertEqual(req.url, url)
    self.assertEqual(doc.id, doc_id)
    assert req.headers['Authorization'] is not None
    self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(path))

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Initially, I was thinking of taking herbs, either pm or bovine ovary but due to some problems I couldn't start it. I asked some of the best people here and they suggested to go for physical ways.
It's been one and a half months of massaging my breasts and a little while after using Noogleberry. I usually pump them for 2-3 hours everyday after applying fenugreek oil.
The shape of my breasts has definitely got better also it's tht time of the month for me so there's a swelling but I still feel the difference somehow.
Thank you Happyme, EllaC and AquaA for recommending NB.
You can't make a fair comparison with just after pumping vs no pumping. Your latest pic shows ring marks from pumping, usually they go away in about 20 minutes, and swelling lasts for hours. For best comparison take your picture just before pumping not after.
Love the top and what gorgeous shape you have there!
Look YOU will know any changes and you said you have so that's awesome. You look great !
But Your breast growth is very nice.
I'm still mystified how some girls have amazing growth and others get nothing.
Clearly Noogle and massage is working wonders for you!
And Happy is what its all about!
(03-09-2018, 07:31 PM)James98 Wrote: You can't make a fair comparison with just after pumping vs no pumping. Your latest pic shows ring marks from pumping, usually they go away in about 20 minutes, and swelling lasts for hours. For best comparison take your picture just before pumping not after.
How was your NB experience?
(03-09-2018, 08:59 PM)EllaC Wrote: Love the top and what gorgeous shape you have there!
Heyy EllaC, thank youu! I feel so happy because they actually look better and feel more handful than before. I will start taking Bovine ovary soon.
Hey Bobbi, yesss I'm sooo happy, even if it's a little swelling... I feel extremely positive.
I wake up in the morning and they are a little better from before. They shrink after periods though but it's cool because I'm sure they will grow. The only problem is that I smoke and it results in shrinking. Let's see if it takes longer than it should.
7:2 method is a pump and release method. 7 mins of pumping and two mins of massage, you do this throughout the entire noogling session.
Looks like some nice growth there. You're off to a really good start!


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Q: Textbox on ticket reply not displaying multiple lines My ticketing system has a textbox for users to enter text and create/reply to a ticket. Currently when they enter multiple lines of text, once submitted, it will display as one line instead of two lines. We are storing all of the data in sql database and when displaying the responses they are showing as one line.
How can I get the value submitted to store in the database with multiline and then display back on the page with multiline when it pulls it from the database.
Thanks!

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Confidence boosted very well; hopeful to go big in third match : Shubman Gill
BangaloreCricketNew Delhi
By Sports Halchal Last updated Jul 27, 2022
Port of Spain (Trinidad) : In India's ODI leg of tour to West Indies, opener Shubman Gill has played two quality knocks so far, making 64 in the first game and 43 in the second match. Whenever Gill has been at the crease, he has given a sense of confidence, assurance and fluency in equal measure.
When people were talking about Ruturaj Gaikwad or Ishan Kishan as stand-in skipper Shikhar Dhawan's opening partner for the series, Gill turned out to be a surprise pick but has been able to repay the faith on him by the team management, which in turn have boosted his confidence in 50-over format.
"I am feeling really confident about my batting. We couldn't practice much after the Test series (in England) as both our practice sessions here got rained out, but once I batted in the ODIs, I felt really confident about the way I was playing."
"They (the two innings in ODIs) were a huge confidence booster. West Indies are a good team and we posted two very good totals, one while batting first and the other while chasing. They have boosted confidence very well and hopefully I will go big in the third match.
The kind of starts I have been getting like 40s-50s, I will aim to convert those into big innings," said Gill ahead of third ODI.Though Gill has been a bright light for India on the tour, both of his knocks promised a lot, but didn't go the distance.
In the first ODI, a casual run meant Nicholas Pooran caught him short of crease via direct hit. In the second ODI, Gill uncharacteristically went for a scoop, only to give a catch back to bowler."It was a big confidence note to get me open the batting.
The think tank has backed me to open and I was happy to justify their faith on me. I felt good that they gave me the opportunity to open. I had a good start and carried on but unfortunately, I could not convert it to 100, because of which I was angry with myself for how I got out.
"Gill admitted that conditions at Queen's Park Oval, where 300+ scores have been achieved in both innings, have helped him be at his best with the bat. "The surfaces have suited me quite well here. There's not been much lateral movement for the fast bowlers and the new ball has been coming on nicely.
It's been harder to score once the ball gets old. It's been stopping off a little but overall batting here has been a really good experience for me."Gill signed off by revealing how head coach Rahul Dravid and batting coach Vikram Rathour have been helping him be better in practice sessions.
"I have a lot of batting interactions with both of them. Vikram sir gives my inputs on my technique and the areas I can work upon to strengthen them.Rahul sir gives advice on tackling conditions and shares his experience with me as he's played a lot all over the world. The conversations with both are a little different but I talk with them for equal time."
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You might remember me sharing my yummy paleo brownie recipe here with Naturally More back this spring. Well I'm back today sharing another great recipe with Naturally More that I think is just perfect for a after school snacks. I am using Naturally More's Valencia peanut butter for today's recipe. It is 100% natural and organic and has added probiotics. The peanut butter comes in a jar or these new pouches which are perfect for toddlers and moms on the go! And these peanut butter banana rollups are just as perfect at home or on the go.
Cut your tortillas into strips about 2 inches wide.
Spread peanut butter on then.
Sprinkle Rice Crispies on top of the peanut butter to get it to stick.
Slice the banana and add a slide of the banana on top.
Roll up the tortilla and then put a skewer through it to hold it together.
The taste of the peanut butter and banana together are so good, one even adults will love! And the Rice Crispies will add a nice good crunch to it so the rollups won't be too soft or soggy. You can also use Naturally More crunchy peanut butter to add even more of a crunch to it. It's also the perfect after school snacks to have your kiddos join in on the fun. I always love including Leighton in the cooking process, and she loved spreading on the peanut butter and sprinkling on the Rice Crispies. = ) Have you tried Naturally More's new peanut butter pouches? What are your kids' go-to after school snacks?
Adorable photos, love the snack ideas!
Love seeing baby girl in the kitchen with mama!! You're both cuties!
Seriously yall are so adorable! I die for her blonde hair… all of this looks so yummy!
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"Ghostbusters" (1984, 1989)
Ghostbusters (1984) was a blockbuster comedy film, directed by Ivan Reitman, with a script by and starring Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis. Comic actor Bill Murray was the lead "ghostbuster," and his girlfriend in the film was the possessed Sigourney Weaver. There was a Ghostbusters II (1989) that was financially and critically less successful.
You've got to love any film that features ghosts in the New York Public Library.
The Academy Award-nominated song "Ghostbusters" was written and performed by Ray Parker Jr. The line is still remembered today: "Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters!"
Huey Lewis & the News sued Parker, claiming that "Ghostbusters" ripped off his song, "I Want a New Drug." This was settled out-of-court in an undisclosed agreement, although it was leaked that Parker had paid Lewis a lot of money.
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If there's something strange in your neighborhood
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If there's something weird and it don't look good
27 April 1988, New York Times, pg. C22:
Ray Parker Jr. made an undisclosed out-of-court settlement involving the song "Ghostbusters" because of its similarity to Huey Lewis and the News's "I Want a New Drug."
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This native gamecock of South Carolina's first thought after first hearing of the Charleston Church Shooting was my recent debate with death penalty opponents, most of whom were Democrats and many of whom were South Carolinians, in which I advocated for capital punishment only in rare heinous cases. I had hoped that the first reaction from liberal Democrat death penalty absolutists would be to re-visit their absolutism.


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Predicting crystal structures: the Parrinello-Rahman method revisited
R. Martoňák [ Swiss Center for Scientific Computing, Via Cantonale, CH-6928 Manno, Switzerland and ETH Zurich, Physical Chemistry, Hoenggerberg, CH-8093 Zurich, Switzerland A. Laio Swiss Center for Scientific Computing, Via Cantonale, CH-6928 Manno, Switzerland and ETH Zurich, Physical Chemistry, Hoenggerberg, CH-8093 Zurich, Switzerland M. Parrinello Swiss Center for Scientific Computing, Via Cantonale, CH-6928 Manno, Switzerland and ETH Zurich, Physical Chemistry, Hoenggerberg, CH-8093 Zurich, Switzerland
By suitably adapting a recent approach [A. Laio and M. Parrinello, PNAS, 99, 12562 (2002)] we develop a powerful molecular dynamics method for the study of pressure-induced structural transformations. We use the edges of the simulation cell as collective variables. In the space of these variables we define a metadynamics that drives the system away from the local minimum towards a new crystal structure. In contrast to the Parrinello-Rahman method our approach shows no hysteresis and crystal structure transformations can occur at the equilibrium pressure. We illustrate the power of the method by studying the pressure-induced diamond to simple hexagonal phase transition in a model of silicon.
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61.50.Ks, 64.70.Kb, 02.70.Ns, 07.05.Tp
Permanent address: ]Department of Physics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Slovak University of Technology, Ilkovičova 3, 812 19 Bratislava, Slovakia
Predicting equilibrium crystal structures at a given pressure and temperature is an important problem in fields of science as different as solid state physics, geophysics, planetary physics, materials science, polymer science, chemistry, etc. Upon increasing external pressure crystals usually undergo structural phase transitions. Often, the final structure is unknown and simulations can be very useful in identifying possible candidates. This task represents a challenge for computational physics. Great progress was achieved with the introduction of constant-pressure molecular dynamics (MD) andersen and in particular the Parrinello-Rahman method pr where the box is allowed to change its shape in order to comply with a new structure. The Parrinello-Rahman method is now described in textbooks and widely used also in different variants klein ; ray ; hoover ; wentz ; lill ; melchionna ; martyna ; martins . However, structural transitions are often first order. Since for crystal simulations periodic boundary conditions are commonly used, heterogeneous nucleation is suppressed and the system has to cross a significant barrier in order to transform from one structure to another. As a consequence large hysteretic effects are observed within the above approaches. In order to observe the transition within the accessible simulation time kaxiras one often has to overpressurize the system close to the point of mechanical instability. Under such conditions one or more intermediate phases may be skipped martins ; marco , which reduces the predictive power of the method.
In the work of Parrinello and Rahman pr it was realized that in an MD simulation of a crystal phase transition it is necessary to treat the MD supercell edges →a,→b,→c as dynamical variables. These variables were arranged to form a matrix h=(→a,→b,→c) and extending the work of Andersen andersen a Lagrangian was introduced that coupled the h degrees of freedom with the microscopic motion of the atoms under condition of constant pressure. Due to the time-scale problem mentioned earlier this approach tends to be ineffective at pressures close to the critical transition pressure. As the origin of the problem is the lack of efficiency of standard molecular dynamics in crossing high barriers, we adopt here a conceptually different strategy. Since our aim is to simulate a phase transition at a pressure P and a temperature T we consider the Gibbs potential G(h)=F(h)+PV as a function of h where F(h) is the Helmholtz free energy of the system at fixed box and V=det(h) is the volume of the box. We assume, following Nosé and Klein klein , that the matrix h is symmetric in order to eliminate rotations of the supercell. This reduces the number of collective variables to 6. These 6 independent components of h now represent collective coordinates, or order parameters, which distinguish the different minima of G. We note that the derivative
−∂G∂hij=V{[(p−P)h−1]ij+[(p−P)h−1]ji}(1−12δij) (1)
where p is the internal pressure tensor, can be easily evaluated from microscopic MD or Monte Carlo runs at constant h by averaging the microscopic virial tensor. Making use of Eq.(1) we now construct an algorithm, based on the recently introduced method of Ref. hills , that is able to explore the surface G(h) efficiently and in particular can identify the local minima which correspond to stable or metastable crystal structures at a given pressure P. The method hills has been shown to be able to dramatically speed up the simulation of activated processes and is therefore well suited for simulating first-order phase transitions. We describe here the basic ideas and refer for more details to the original paper.
Following Ref. hills , the collective variables that are now arranged to form a 6-dimensional vector h=(h11,h22,h33,h12,h13,h23) are evolved according to a steepest-descent-like discrete evolution with a stepping parameter δh (metadynamics)
ht+1=ht+δhϕt∣∣ϕt∣∣. (2)
Here, the driving force ϕt=−∂Gt∂h is derived from a history-dependent Gibbs potential Gt where a Gaussian has been added to G(h) at every point ht′ already visited in order to discourage it from being visited again. Hence we have
Gt(h)=G(h)+∑t′<tWe−|h−ht′|22δh2 (3)
and the force ϕt is therefore a sum of a thermodynamical driving force F=−∂G∂h and the term Fg coming from a potential constructed as a superposition of Gaussians. As time proceeds the history-dependent term in Eq.(3) fills the initial well of the free-energy surface and the system is driven along the lowest free energy pathway out of the local minimum. The passage through the transition state can be detected by monitoring the relative orientation of the forces F and Fg. While a well is being filled these two forces approximately balance each other, F+Fg≈0, and the two vectors have roughly opposite directions. After crossing the saddle point this is no longer true and F and Fg become almost parallel and oriented along the eigenvector corresponding to the negative eigenvalue of the Hessian matrix. The indicator F⋅Fg/(|F||Fg|) develops a sharp spike which can be used to signal the transition from one basin to the other.
The choice of the parameters W and δh depends on the G(h) landscape. In order to achieve the necessary energy resolution, W should be chosen as a fraction of the relevant energy barriers. The parameter δh on the other hand determines the resolution in h. However, a very small value of δh is not to be recommended. In fact a small δh requires longer runs. Furthermore for an optimal filling the curvature of the Gaussians should be smaller than that of the well. This leads to the condition Wδh2≤K where K is the smallest eigenvalue of the G(h) Hessian at the minimum h0. For a cubic system we can estimate K from the approximate expansion of G(h) around h0
G(Δh)≈G(h0)+12Vc(ΔhL)2 (4)
where L is the cell edge and c is of the order of magnitude of the elastic constants. This leads to the estimate K≈Lc and to the condition Wδh2≲Lc. A more general discussion of the choice of W and δh can be found in Ref. hills .
In practice the metadynamics simulation proceeds as follows. We start from an equilibrated value of h at a given pressure P and temperature T and evaluate the pressure tensor p in a constant h MD run long enough to allow relaxation to equilibrium and sufficient averaging of p. The h is updated using the forces (1) and metadynamics equations (2,3) to a new value h′. After the box is modified the particle positions are rescaled in order to fit into the new box using the relation →r′=h′h−1→r. As the initial free energy well is gradually filled the box undergoes a set of deformations until a transition state is reached and the system enters into the basin of attraction of a new state. In order to characterize the new phase it is often useful at this stage to switch off the Gaussian term, so that the metadynamics becomes purely steepest descent-like and drives the system towards the equilibrium state for the new structure. In this equilibrium state the pressure will be equal to P. However, during the metadynamics the pressure tensor can become anisotropic and the internal pressure may be different from P. Once the new structure is characterized one can switch the Gaussians on again, thus filling the new minimum, and move to other minima, if available. The metadynamics is capable of reconstructing the free energy profile hills , since the sum of the Gaussians in Eq.(3) converges to −G(h) up to an additive constant, if W and δh are properly chosen. This will not be used here since once the structures are known it is relatively straightforward to calculate their free energy frenkel . We emphasize, however, that free-energy calculations alone do not provide an alternative to our method since they assume knowledge of the final crystal structure.
We have tested our method on several model Hamiltonians. Here we report only a simulation of a tight-binding model of Si lenosky at a pressure very close to the theoretical transition pressure. This tight-binding parametrization captures some of the main features of the Si phase diagram and provides a convenient test model. In the following we shall use a supercell of 216 atoms and only the Γ point of the BZ. The T=0 phase diagram for this model system can be found by performing energy versus volume calculations in the three relevant structures, namely the P=0 equilibrium diamond structure and the two high-pressure phases, β-tin and simple hexagonal (SH). The latter two are almost degenerate in energy, β-tin being only metastable. A common tangent construction gives a critical pressure of 15.5 GPa for the transition from the diamond to the SH phase. Applying the Parrinello-Rahman method to the same model and system size, the transition from diamond to the SH phase is found to occur at 44 GPa jahnatek , which corresponds to an overpressurization of almost a factor of 3. Here we show instead that with our new method the transition can be observed with affordable computational effort at T=300 K and P=16 GPa, i.e. very close to the critical pressure.
A metadynamics simulation was run with the parameters W=8.6 eV and δh=1 Å which are compatible with the guidelines given earlier, taking into account that L≈ 15 Å and a typical Si elastic constant value is c≈ 100 GPa. We have preferred a relatively large value for δh in order to enhance volume fluctuations and thus to favour the change of volume which accompanies the pressure-induced transformation of diamond Si. This choice is also instrumental in avoiding that the system makes a fake transition to the same crystal structure, since such a transition obviously conserves volume. The origin of these fake transformations is to be found in the fact that a given crystal structure can correspond to different values of h. This problem, which is a consequence of what is known as modular invariance wentz , can be fixed in many different ways. However, in view of the simple solution found here we have not pursued these alternatives, which will be discussed elsewhere.
At each metadynamics step we equilibrated the system for 1 ps and averaged the pressure tensor for another ps; temperature was controlled by Nosé-Hoover chains nose . The history of the run is shown in Fig.1. The indicator F⋅Fg/(|F||Fg|) (Fig.1(e)) clearly shows that at metastep 35 there is a phase transition (see also Fig.1(d) and Fig.2(a)-(d)). Consequently after this step we switched off the Gaussians to let the system evolve towards the new structure in a steepest-descent-like manner till metastep 50 (see Fig.2(e)-(h)). This final structure was then evolved for 5 ps with a Parrinello-Rahman simulation. During this time very little relaxation of the cell parameters took place, which confirms that we have reached a minimum of G(h). A visual inspection of the final structure (Fig.2(h)) as well as an analysis of the diffraction peaks showed that the system had made a transition to the SH structure, whose parameters are a=2.61 Å and c=2.48 Å. We also calculated the atomic volume, shown in Fig. 1(c). After step 34 we observe a pronounced drop, agreeing well with the results of the T=0 calculation which predicts a change from 17.5 Å3 per atom in the diamond to 14.8 Å3 per atom in the SH phase.
Another run was carried out in which after metastep 35 the Gaussians were kept switched on. This metadynamics led to a series of transitions between the stable SH and metastable β-tin structures with different orientations. We also performed a simulation of decompression of the SH structure at p=5 GPa which after 48 metadynamics steps transformed into a tetrahedrally-coordinated amorphous structure. Experimentally Si upon decompression also does not come back from the β-tin to the diamond structure but transforms to a series of metastable structures crain . These two examples demonstrate that the method is able to find also metastable crystalline and amorphous phases.
This calculation shows that the method overcomes many of the limitations of the previous approaches. It must be stressed that, in contrast to previous work andersen ; pr ; klein ; ray ; hoover ; wentz ; lill ; melchionna ; martyna ; martins , it is not a constant-pressure simulation method but rather a method for exploring the dependence of the Gibbs free energy on the h variables. The use of the history-dependent metadynamics allows large energy barriers to be overcome in a short time and makes this approach very efficient. If other internal slow degrees of freedom besides the h variables are present, as in molecular crystals, these can naturally be added and taken into account within the general scheme hills . Metadynamics is in principle able to visit any crystalline structure that is at least metastable at a given pressure; however, use of pressures considerably different from the critical one may result in the need for a longer time in order to escape from the initial minimum. In the example presented here the total aggregated simulation time is about 100 ps. This makes the method suitable also for an ab-initio MD simulation of systems containing about 100 atoms. Another advantage is that ab-initio constant-volume codes can be used, avoiding the need to use expensive tricks to deal with the Pulay correction marco . In conclusion it can be confidently stated that this new method, with its ability to induce structural transitions at equilibrium conditions, can substantially improve the predictive power of solid-state simulations.
We would like to acknowledge the help of M. Jahnátek in the implementation of the tight-binding method as well as stimulating discussions with M. Bernasconi.
Figure 1: Evolution of cell lengths (a), cell angles (b), atomic volume (c), selected peaks of the diamond (averaged over all equivalent directions, orange) and SH (blue) structure factor (d) and relative orientation of forces F and Fg (e) during the metadynamics. Note the structural transition at step 35. The Gaussian term in Eqn.(3) is switched off after step 35. The light blue curve in (e) shows the continuation of the orange run in the mode in which the Gaussians are added at every metadynamics step.
Figure 2: (a) - (d) Evolution of atomic configurations during 2 ps of microscopic dynamics (at intervals of 667 fs) across the transition at metastep 35. The initial diamond structure (a) is strongly strained, compressed along one axis and elongated along perpendicular ones (see also Fig.1 (a)). In the next two snapshots (b), (c) the gradual disappearance of the diamond structure can be observed; at the same time, a new periodic structure emerges (d). (e) - (h) Evolution during 15 subsequent steps of metadynamics. Note the gradual formation of the simple hexagonal phase. From the analysis of diffraction peaks the final supercell (h) was found to contain 222 primitive cells; therefore 6 vacancies are actually present in the structure.
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Appeal court quashes conviction of optometrist, Honey Rose
Judges' decision reverses earlier manslaughter ruling that would have had "serious implications" for medical and other professions
31 July 2017 by John White
Three appeal court judges have overturned the decision to convict optometrist Honey Rose of gross negligence manslaughter.
Ms Rose was convicted in July 2016 in the case of Vincent Barker, who died following a build up of fluid in his brain.
The court of appeal judges said that there had been a "serious breach of duty" by Ms Rose, but that it did not constitute gross negligence manslaughter.
In the ruling, the court concluded that the judge, Justice Stuart-Smith, misdirected the case to the jury when applying the legal test of "foreseeability" of the outcome of Vincent Barker's death.
The court of appeal judges commented that the earlier decision by the jury would have had serious implications for all medical professionals.
In the judgement, the court of appeal set out the relevant test by which Honey Rose should have been judged by the jury during the trial.
One of the three judges hearing the case, Sir Brian Leveson, said: "All a reasonably prudent optometrist would have known is that, if he or she did not carry out a proper examination, signs of potentially life-threatening conditions might be missed. But this is a very different matter from knowledge that such signs in fact existed and that there was a "serious and obvious risk of death."
Reflecting on the facts of the case, Sir Brian stated: "In some cases, there might be 'wilful blindness' to a serious and obvious risk of death, but that is not the present case."
In their conclusion, Sir Brian stated: "It is not appropriate to take into account what the defendant would have known but for his or her breach of duty. Were the answer otherwise, this would fundamentally undermine the established legal test of foreseeability in gross negligence manslaughter, which requires proof of a 'serious and obvious risk of death' at the time of breach."
The judges also noted the importance of the decision for medical professionals who could potentially face manslaughter claims in the future, stating that the earlier decision by the jury to find Honey Rose guilty would have had "serious implications."
Sir Brian said: "The implications for medical and other professions would be serious because people would be guilty of gross negligence manslaughter by reason of negligent omissions to carry out routine eye, blood and other tests which in fact would have revealed fatal conditions notwithstanding that the circumstances were such that it was not reasonably foreseeable that failure to carry out such tests would carry an obvious and serious risk of death."
First of its kind case for optometry
Optometrist Honey Rose received a two-year suspended sentence in August 2016 after the death of her patient Vincent Barker from a build up of fluid on the brain.
The criminal case, which was heard at the Court of Appeal Criminal Division in London on Tuesday (13 May) is thought to be the first prosecution of an optometrist for gross negligence manslaughter.
Five months before Vincent's death, Ms Rose performed an eye examination on the eight-year-old.
During the trial, it was the prosecution's case that the defendant breached her duty of care to Vincent by failing to examine his optic discs in the course of the examination. Ms Rose said in evidence that she had a reasonable excuse for not looking at Vincent's eyes which included the assertion that he was slightly photophobic.
However, the jury rejected her evidence and concluded that her conduct fell so far below what could be expected of a reasonably competent optometrist that it was criminal.
In the appeal court decision, Sir Brian said: "This decision does not, in any sense, condone the negligence that the jury must have found to have been established at a high level in relation to the way that Ms Rose examined Vincent and failed to identify the defect which ultimately led to his death. That serious breach of duty is a matter for her regulator; in the context of this case, however, it does not constitute the crime of gross negligence manslaughter."
Responding to the decision, the AOP said: "This outcome will be a relief to our member, Ms Rose, who has fought the charges of gross negligence manslaughter. Nonetheless, the case has had devastating consequences and our sympathies go out to the Barker family for their tragic loss."
The AOP added: "There are millions of sight tests undertaken in the UK each year and this type of case is extremely rare. Optometrists adhere to strict standards of practice set out by the regulatory body, the General Optical Council (GOC). All practising optometrists in the UK must be registered with the GOC and undergo at least four years of extensive training before they qualify."
Ms Rose currently faces an ongoing Fitness to Practise hearing before the GOC. The AOP told OT that it is unable to provide information that relates specifically to the case.
The AOP also confirmed to OT that Honey Rose's eligibility to work as an optometrist will be dependent on the outcome of the Fitness to Practise hearing that she faces before the GOC.
In a statement from Vincent Barker's parents, they said: "We are understandably devastated; we feel that the conviction of manslaughter by gross negligence should have been upheld. We remain in no doubt that if Honey Rose had not breached her duty of care to our son he would still be with us today. Not only has Vinnie been let down by an individual optometrist, today he has also been failed by the legal system."
They added: "We are hugely aware of the controversy and concern that the case generated. We felt that the gravity of such a conviction helped to protect patients and safeguard the reputation of medical practices and professionals adhering to good practice against those few who breach their duty of care. Instead this case now opens the gates for medical practitioners to operate outside of the standard at which they are required to perform.
"We have endured five years of harrowing investigations and court proceedings, to be left now putting our faith in the General Optical Council and their responsibility to uphold the standards of their profession to ensure that Honey Rose is unable to resume any practice in optometry."
A GOC spokesperson told OT: "We have been made aware of the court of appeal's decision to overturn the conviction of Ms Honey Rose. We are now giving the matter due consideration."
A Criminal Prosecution Service spokesperson told OT: "We are considering the judgment."
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Erik ten Hag explains why Luke Shaw missed Man Utd vs Nottingham Forest
Erik ten Hag says illness forced Luke Shaw to miss Manchester United's Carabao Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest.
Manchester United news, exclusives and analysis
United travelled to the City Ground on Wednesday night for the first leg of their semi-final tie, as the the Red Devils look to book their place in the final at Wembley.
Ten Hag made three changes from their last game, the 3-2 loss at Arsenal last Sunday, with Casemiro returning from suspension to replace McTominay in midfield, while Victor Lindelof came into centre-back to give Raphael Varane some rest.
Finally, Tyrell Malacia replaced Shaw at left-back, a change that could be expected so the latter could be rested, but surprisingly the England international was not even named on the bench.
Thankfully, it does not sound as if the defender has been injured, with Ten Hag explaining ahead of kick-off: 'He [Shaw] is ill.'
The United manager also had to make do without captain Harry Maguire for the game who missed out through suspension after picking up a yellow card in the Carabao Cup quarter-final against Charlton.
'We want to win every game, so every game we put up the best team,' Ten Hag told MUTV as he explained his line up for the Forest game.
'We rely on him [Lindelof]. We have to use this squad, but all the players in this squad are able to play, and once their time [comes], they have to deliver.
'It's always about the team performance and I think they know what to do out of rules and principles. It's a great night, a semi-final, so we have to play our best.'
Ten Hag will no doubt hope to have Shaw back for United's next match on Saturday, when they host Reading in the FA Cup fourth round.
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Hi Everyone! Happy Wednesday! I am soooo excited to say that I am now a design team member at 3 Scrappy Boys!!! I will have the pleasure of working with some amazing designers and their message board is so friendly and fun. Come on over and say hi if you have a chance!!
I got to design with the April Trio kit this month. The trio kits have 3 different lines of paper and this month includes Jillibean Soup, Little Yellow Bicycle and KaiserCraft. It's a beautiful, springy kit. Lots of fun embellies, too!!
Here is my first layout. I've been waiting to scrap these photos of my daughter for a while. The colors in the Jillibean Soup papers match her swimsuit wonderfully.
The kit has a self-adhesive sheet of cork which worked great when I used my punches.
I also made these Easter treat cups. I used a cupcake wrapper template which I downloaded HERE. I put a white cupcake liner inside to hold the treats, along with a little bit of easter grass.
These seriously took me about 2 minute to make. They would look soooo cute as place settings or make a bunch for a cool table centerpiece!
Thanks for letting me share my exciting news. I will have more from the April Trio kit soon. I hope you are all having a great week so far. Thanks for stopping by!
Don't put your Woolies Away!
Happy Monday everyone! It's a gorgeous day today and I am lovin' the weather right now. But...don't put away those woolies yet. They could come in handy for a card!!
The Basic Grey woolies are one of my favorite new-ish embellishments from BG. They are felt and layered and just plain fun.
I used some BG Nook and Pantry, along with the woolie which is from the Indian Summer line. Croppin' Paradise has a great collection of woolies to choose from. Go check out the Croppin' Paradise blog to see what the rest of the DT did with some fun woolies. I hope you are having nice weather wherever you are today...if not, don't forget your woolies!!
Hi Everyone!! Welcome to Sweet Melissa Sunday. Unfortunately, I did not have time to bake the recipe this week. It sounded very interesting...Pavlova Peach Melba. Patty from Birding, Blossoms and Baking picked the recipe this week and I am really looking forward to seeing what everybody else did with it. I've never made a Pavlova before and the week was just too crazy to try it.
Instead, i'm going to share a recipe that I discovered last Christmas in a Better Homes and Gardens Holiday Baking magazine.
2. Press into the bottom of the pan. Bake for 12 minutes. Cool on wire rack.
3. Combine 3/4 cup butter, peanut butter and vanilla. Mix well. Add powdered sugar and beat until combined. Beat in the 2 tbsp whipping cream. Stir in the chopped peanut. Spread over the cooled chocolate crust. Put the pan into the fridge.
4. For chocolate ganache: bring 1/2 cup whipping cream just to a boil over medium heat. Remove from heat. Add chocolate pieces and let stand for 5 minutes. Stir until smooth. Cool for 15 minutes.
5. Very gently, pour ganache over the bars in the pan. Spread to the edges with a spatula. Chill until set (about 1-2 hours). Life the uncut bars out of the pan using the foil. Cut into bars.
I need to clean my knife between cuttings!! These were the most amazing peanut butter chocolate bars. I love peanut butter and chocolate, it's my most favorite food combination ever. I love love it and I've eaten tons of it in my short lifetime. And I would have to rate these at the top of my list. Amazing bars and so easy. Especially starting from a cake mix. What's easier than that???
Hope you are having a great weekend!! Thanks for stopping by on this Sweet Sunday!
It's the most wonderful time of the year...Girl Scout cookie time!!! Which are your favorite? Thin mints? Samoas? Tagalogs? When else do you pay $4 for a box of 12 cookies?? My absolutely favorite is thin mints. Yum, yum, yum. And I overdid it this year and bought 7 boxes. Did I need 7 boxes...probably not!! So while I was looking at my extra boxes the other day I was thinking...what can I do with these??? I made thin mint cupcakes, of course!!
And how FUN is that plate? I just got it at Home Goods and I love the shape. I used The Pioneer Woman's chocolate cake recipe for the cupcakes. Yes, it's the best ever. For the thin mint cupcakes, I crushed up a roll of thin mints and added it to the batter. I also made vanilla buttercream with a tsp of peppermint extract.
For the Rolo cupcakes, I dropped 3 unwrapped Rolos into each cupcake tin before baking. The frosting is vanilla buttercream with a Rolo on top for extra cuteness. Each cupcake had a Rolo surprise inside when you bit into it.
Look at these cuties. Side by side...some of my most favorite things...chocolate, vanilla buttercream, mint, caramel. It's enough to bring a tear to my eye!
I brought the majority of these to work and won Employee of the Week! WooHoo!! They were both delicious, it would be hard to pick a favorite. But the next time your extra boxes of girl scout cookies are staring at you...put them in a cupcake!
Okay...she turned 5 about a year and a half ago...but I finally finished her Year 5 layout. I like to make a layout each year for my kids. Sometimes they have likes, dislikes, what music they are listening to at that time, favorite books, etc. This time I had Kayla write a little note herself.
I made this using the February kit from 3 Scrappy Boys. I was lucky enough to be a guest designer and had the chance to play with this lovely Fancy Pants paper!!
Yes, my favorite butterfly cut from my Indie Art cricut cartridge is baaaack!!! How I **heart** those butterflies!!
The little Maya Road envie holds the notes Kayla wrote. It says what she likes to do, what she wants to be when she grows up, etc.
I love that she will be able to go back and look at that note later on. How fun to look at your old handwriting!! I also had fun playing with some newish Lily Bee papers, also in the 3 Scrappy Boys February Trio kit.
I looove that my sister will take these silly photos with me!!
Whew...that was alot to post! Thanks for making it through all those photos. I was home with sick kids yesterday and today it was back to work for the week. We have a busy weekend planned. One super fun thing is I get to meet up with Beth and her family!! They are going to be in the area and we are going to meet for dinner and drinks. I've met her only one other time and I can't wait!!!
Hi everyone!!! I have another delicious recipe that I tried with the SMS group...Double Crusted Caramel Apple Pie. YUM!! Susan, from Baking With Susan picked the recipe and I was soooo excited to try. I love apple pie and haven't made one in a long time. I was excited to try a different crust recipe and the cookbook had some great advice about keeping all your pie crust ingredients cold before making the crust. And I think the crust is the best part about this pie!
The crust was amazing. It called for an egg/heavy cream wash and sprinkling with sugar before baking and I think it made for a super brown wonderful crust.
I had a whole host of problems with the caramel. I could not get it to work. I think I have a few more grey hairs because of it. It got to the point on the stove where the whole concoction just seized up and became this big mass of sugar. I thought maybe I had the stove on too hot, so I tried it again. Same result!! I couldn't figure it out...so I left it out. It was either that or throw the pot through the kitchen window. Ha ha...sort of.
Because I was leaving out the caramel, I added some more sugar to the apples. Maybe 2 tablespoons extra?? And it turned out pretty good. What I realized when I cut the pie was the recipe did not ask for cinnamon. Maybe that's because of the caramel that is supposed to be inside? But I think it needs cinnamon. I love the classic combo of apples and cinnamon and I missed it with this pie.
Does anybody else always misspell cinnamon? I always spell it wrong...2 n's? 2 m's? Thank goodness for spell check!!
Go check out what all the other SMS bakers did with their pies this week! I really liked this one. I loved the crust and I think with the addition of cinnamon, the inside could be fabulous. Maybe i'll try caramel again...not to sure about it. Anybody have any suggestions? Or other caramel recipes??
Thanks for stopping by! Have a sweet Sunday!
I had the pleasure of working with the Lucky Me papers from Little Yellow Bicycle this month from Croppin' Paradise. I just loved the blues and greens and yellows in this paper. It went beautifully with some baseball photos I've had of my hubby and son. I've been hanging onto this photo for a while, just waiting for the right paper.
I used kraft cardstock as the base. I played with that photo in photoshop and spot colored their hats. They were sitting in the 3rd row behind home plate at a Dodger game last summer and they were soooo excited!!! These 2 bleed Dodger Blue!
I loved the canvas letters from the Lucky Me line!!
Here's another one with my 2 cuties. They took a tour of Dodger stadium last summer and here they are...sitting in the Dodger dugout. Who knows...maybe Andre Ethier was sitting in the same spot the night before!!
I added some tied ribbons and buttons to the side. Because there is always room for buttons!!
I always feel like spring is coming when my husband and son start getting excited for baseball season. They've been watching preview shows on all the teams, my hubby is gearing up for his fantasy baseball draft...when the season starts, he basically eats, sleeps, and breathes baseball!
Have a great Thursday, everyone!!
Here he is channeling early years Jacques Cousteau when we were in Hawaii this past year. He's blind without his glasses so I was glad he made it back to the boat after our snorkle trip. Twice. And here's another one...we like to tease him about his pink phone.
I am wearing his sunglasses which I think are very Kayne West gangsta. I know, I, know...don't ask what I was doing. It's a long story. And when he's around, I ALWAYS find strange photos on my camera when I download them. Like these!!!
He's very creative, musically talented, and bakes a mean fruit pie and rocks the homeade donuts. He plays pictionary with my kids, is a free-spirit and is single-handedly bringing back the skinny jeans look. We love you, Uncle Paul!!!
Here is a layout I did on myscrap retreat of Paul and my daughter. They love hanging out together and just talking, talking, talking!!!
I made this using goodies from the March Crazy Daisy Kit. Check out that bling!!! YUMMO!!
So...Paul...have a fantastic birthday today!!! And thanks for stopping by today...maybe a comment for me...huh Paul? Huh??? Do I have to beg?????
I am back from my scrapping weekend and it's tough getting back to reality! With the time change and the looong weekend, today was a rough day. Nobody said being a rock star was easy, ha ha ha!! I hope you all had a great weekend. I am SO behind on visiting blogs. I am hoping to catch up this week. I feel like i've been gone for longer than a weekend.
Here is one layout that I completed this weekend. I had the chance to play with some new Crate Paper. I bought some Pink Plum papers from Croppin' Paradise. And the colors are simply fabulous. So so so pretty, I really really love these papers. They are so much better in real life!!!
I cut that big flower from one of the papers and added some paint, Thickers and ribbon. Pretty simple but the colors just pop. I am seriously in love with this paper. Did I say how much I love this paper??? Hee hee!! My pages leaned toward the simple the weekend, Ithink was too easily distracted.
Hope you had a great weekend!! Thanks for stopping by, friends!
Welcome to another Sweet Melissa Sunday. I did not bake this week due to the fact that I have been on a girls scrapbooking weekend since Thursday and just didn't have the time. Plus, the recipe was carrot cake and i'm not a big fan of carrot cake. No offense to all those carrot cake lovers, it's just not for me!
But, instead I have a very easy cookie recipe for you. The other week I asked my son...If you could pick anything for me to bake, what would it be?? He looked at me a little funny and said...anything??? Like anything in the world?? So I told him to narrow it down to treats and he got this HUGE grin on his face, raced over to my cookbooks and took out my The Great Big Cookie Book cookbook. He poured over this book for about an hour until deciding on Crunchy Jumbles. I had never baked them or heard of them! But after looking at the recipe, I realized they are just chocolate chip cookies with rice krispies. So...I baked them for him!
I had all the ingredients, even the rice krispies. The recipe is basically a regular chocolate chip cookies with less flour and 1 cup of rice krispies. They turned out pretty good, nice a crunchy and chocolatey.
Everybody in the family liked them, my son especially since I made them at his request. I think he thought they were a bit better just for that reason. And I found he bookmarked about 5 other cookie recipes for me to make in the future. I like how he's thinking ahead!
Thanks for stopping by! Have a Sweet Sunday!!
My first Crazy Daisy kit!
Happy Friday everyone!!! I am scrapping away with my girlfriends this weekend but wanted to show you some of my projects that I created using my very first Crazy Daisy kit. Look at all this goodness!!
This is my son, playing his first game last baseball season. I played with the photo in photoshop a little bit. I changed it to black and white and then color spotted his number, name, and belt. Everything in his uniform that was yellow. I like how it turned out!!
I finally jumped on the banner bandwagon. I cut those triangles for the banner on my Cricut, then threaded through some ribbon. Easy peasy!
I think they add a fun touch to a layout, and I plan on making more banners.
Hope you had a great week. Do you have something fun planned for the weekend?? I'll just keep scrapping my heart out...thanks for stopping by!!
Hi Everyone!!! I have my Just Us Girls challenge today and it was a sketch. I loved this because I had little crafting time this week but needed to make a card for a friend. This sketch was the perfect jumping off point.
The stamps are Papertrey Ink, as is all the paper. I really like the Kraft color with red. I got so inspired, I decided to make a little gift set. Papertrey has these stamps that coordinate perfectly with Hershey nugget candies. And their tins are perfect too!
And I didn't stop there...here's a little notebook, too!!
Funny how I didn't think I had time to craft, but I got so inspired that I couldn't stop until everything was made. This set is safely on it's way to a friend, hope she enjoys it!!
I am leaving tomorrow for a scrappy weekend with my girlfriends, I cannot wait!! I still have lots of packing to do. That's the worst part...the packing. What to bring, what to bring!! Hee hee!! Thanks for stopping by!


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Crafting a Legacy
By Staff | Aug 24, 2012
KThe Trinity Episcopal Church's Tuesday afternoon sewing circle has put the finishing touches on Shepherdstown's 250-year anniversary commemorative quilt.
Working since May 2011, the group of approximately 25 ladies have been piecing together sections of the quilt, which will honor the town's 250 years of history, through signatures and images. Wendy Mosley, who has acted as coordinator for the quilt project, explained its special features. It includes stitched images of the state bird, state flower, the state butterfly, fish and tree and a blue and gold border in honor of Shepherd University.
It also includes what she called "iconic town images," like moments captured at Shepherdstown Streetfest by photographer Melanie Brownsmith- Hutzler, as well as pictures of the "little house," McMurran Hall and the Rumsey Monument.
Janet Maple designed the quilt, which is pulled together by a center block featuring the Shepherdstown 250-year anniversary logo.
According to information provided by the Shepherdstown 250 committee, former Chronicle staff member Jennifer Wabnitz suggested the idea for a signature quilt as the town was considering choices for a "legacy project."
In early 2010, the 250 committee commissioned the Tuesday craft group for the project and a signature drive was launched during the 2011 Christmas in Shepherdstown celebration.
Last Tuesday, Mosley and he her fellow group members did some final work on the quilt, readying it before its presentation to the town this fall.
"Today we are doing that last hand-stitching around the binding," she said.
Mosley resides downtown in one oldest houses in Shepherdstown and said she felt she was happy to be able to participate in the 250 celebration in some way.
"I'm glad to be a part of it," she said.
The Tuesday craft group, which was formed in 2007 by Sarah Drennen, meets every Tuesday in the Trinity Episcopal Church meeting hall to socialize and work on various sewing, knitting, embroidering project or other crafts.
Embroidered blocks for the 250 quilt were designed and crafted by Noreen Albright, Mary Alvarez, Rosamund Garner, Diane Kradel, Carol Lapham, Kris MacNichols, Bonnie Sitman, Doreen Wootton and Suzy Yates and Wendy Mosley. Mosley, Maple and Albright also worked on the quilting, as well Loretta Homan.
The Tuesday group meets every week from one to four at the Trinity Church Fellowship Hall. The 250 quilt will be presented to the town at a ceremony concluding the 250-year anniversary celebration on Nov. 11, 2012.


I'm facing the problem, that sometimes after heating up, the printer just idles, doing nothing.
It is connected via Network and print is controlled via USB (Simplify3D).
The M117 command at the end of my starting script is seen in the Webinterface, but cannot recall to see it on the PanelDue.
I know in the heat up section, there is the M140 for the Bed followed by M116, then the G10 for the heater follower by another M116.
I want to have it in a sequence, not heating up in parallel.
I have the impression, with the old style code for setting the temperature (was it M190) it did not happen.
Enabling the 'Verbose Output' in Simplify3D after the printer idles does not show any output. M122 was run during the idle state, so at least there was a response from the Duet.
No Entry in the event log, debugging not enabled.
One problem that may cause prints not to work is not having a T0 command at the start of the GCode file you are trying to print. the T0 in your config.g file will mean that the first print will work, but subsequent prints might not if tool 0 is deselected when the print finishes or is cancelled.
We recommend that you upload the file produced by S3D to the SD card, and print from SD card. You can automate uploading from S3D, see https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/867/duet-wifi-s3d/14.
I tried to put it into several places, had T-1 in the ending script, beginning of the start script a T-1 followed by a T0, just played around a bit.
Even if I try the M116 without additional parameter, it does the same when I have the T0 after the heating section.
If I have the T0 before the section, every print which is not the first print after a reset waits forever.
I have multiple printers (not all Duet based), so I prefer to use my old way of working.
The T0 command needs to be before the M116 command, because tool heating does not start until the tool is selected.