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The Tour de France 2009 is over and Alberto Contador has won with a dominant performance. After two out of three weeks into the Tour, attention therefore was shifted from the results in the race, to the rivalry between the young master Contador and the returning Tour de France legend, Lance Armstrong. Contador called Armstrong "completely incompatible" to work together with, bouncing a Twitter remark by Armstrong in which he called Contador talented, but with "lots to learn".
Armstrong (38) returned after not being present in the peloton for almost three years. But immediately he clashed with the new master of the grand Tours, Contador (26), who happened to be his teammate in the Astana formation. And so, after being defeated, feeling imprisoned within team tactics and being tired of the constant tensions within the team, Armstrong decided to form his own team: Team RadioShack. Alberto Contador is likely to join a Spanish formation, of which Caisse d'Erpagne is the favourite. That team took the Tour de France in 2006, with Oscar Perreiro Sio finishing in the yellow jersey in Paris.
It is likely that Armstrong will take along his faithful followers, such as team managers Johan Bruyneel (BEL) and Dirk Demol (BEL) and long time teammates Levi Leipheimer (USA), Yaroslav Popovich (UKR) and Andreas Klöden (GER), who finished sixth in the last Tour. Numbers two and five, the Luxembourg brothers Andy and Frenk Schleck, currently racing for Team Saxobank, have been approached to assist Armstrong's attempt to win the Tour de France for the eighth time next year, but that would mean that they would have to give up their own chances, which significantly reduces the chances of them joining "The Boss", as Armstrong is sometimes referred to.
Other candidates to join the team, to make the team more compatible for the classic one day races in spring and autumn are Stijn Devolder (BEL), Brice Feillu (FRA), Fabian Cancellara (SUI) and Polish champion Marcin Sapa, currently driving for the Italian Lampre formation. The Pole showed his stuff in this year's Tour de France by escaping in the fifth stage only to be caught just before the finish. Before that, he claimed the Polish elite championship in Złotoryja (Lower Silesia). He's known to be a very attacking driver, always taking part in long distance escapes whenever possible, especially when there are hills along the way.
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Hen Island is one of the largest privately held land parcels in Milton Harbor (25 acres) and needs to be protected from the very people that regulate it, both the private corporate owners, and the public governmental enforcement officials.
Reduce pollution effluent from Hen Island.
Keep the shores of Hen Island clean from trash and floating debris.
Ensure that the Hen Island Board of Directors and individual cottage owners, take responsibility for past actions and create a new environmentally friendly and safe atmosphere in Milton Harbor.
Require politicians, commissioners, and municipal employees to hold Hen Island (Kuder Island Colony Inc.) and its cottage owners to the same health, safety and building codes as every other community in Westchester County.
This is to be accomplished by education, cooperation, public exposure, and/or any other legal measures possible, until all issues are addressed within an acceptable manner.
"Even in the U.S., which has some of the toughest environmental laws, safeguarding rivers and reservoirs is a constant struggle. While many companies obey the rules, others still try to use waterways as dumpsites. American environmental-enforcement officials have been bombed, shot, run over and sued while trying to perform their duties.
"Environmental injustice is morally equivalent to any other form of racism — it has immediate health impacts and in the longer-term destroys the cultures and vitality of our highest risk communities. Above all else, pollution is a human rights violation. We need to make sure that our laws, our enforcement and all of our institutions recognize, understand and eliminate environmental racism.


Each Father's Day, I experience my father's absence differently. Some years, the memories are wistful, and other years they are reflective. However, one thing remains constant and that is my gratitude for his influence on my life. I know we each come to this conversation with different stories, but, my prayer for each of us is that we will use our experience and memories of this precious relationship to make a positive impact on someone's life. Happy Father's Day to you and yours.


It is the right time for Hypnotherapy when you feel ready to work through or overcome any specific issue, blocks or concern you'd like to work on. The success of your hypnotherapy session will be enhanced by your willingness to go into the deep state of calmness that your Hypnotherapist will create for you.
First sessions are about getting to know one another and creating objectives for what we will be working on. It is best to focus on one main issue at a time to achieve the best results. Sessions typically last 60-90mins. Generally, it can take anywhere from 2-6 sessions for one issue, but sometimes more depending on what we are working on.
It is important that all your questions are answered and you feel completely comfortable with the process. The purpose of Hypnotherapy is for your Hypnotherapist to assist you in the best way that they are able and of course this works best if you feel comfortable and feel totally aware of the process.
During the Hypnotic state you will experience mental, physical and emotional relaxation. You are always in control and you will be aware of what is going on at all times. When you come out of Hypnosis you will remember your session and feel rejuvenated, refreshed, and peaceful with a new sense of positivity.


Wight Tri members can enjoy a 5% discount on any product from BIKMO. The club will also gain reward points.
Local runner Joe Wade at Wade Massage Therapy provides Sports and Remedial Massage therapy from CrossFit Valentis in Cowes. In addition can offer specific running advice including strength and mobility exercises for injury prevention and performance enhancement.


During both of my pregnancies, I was an avid drinker of pregnancy tea. This natural herbal concoction is full of essential vitamins and minerals; however, little did I know I was making my tea toxic by drinking it out of a Nalgene bottle. We (the public) did not know about endocrine disrupting chemicals in plastics, such as bisphenol-A (BPA) back then, but we do now. A new study has linked prenatal exposure to (BPA) and diethylstilbestrol (DES) to breast cancer.
Therefore, adult women who were exposed prenatally to BPA or DES could be at increased risk of breast cancer, according to a new study accepted for publication in Hormones & Cancer, a journal of The Endocrine Society.
Breast cancer incidence in women in the United States is 1 in 8 (about 13%).
For women in the U.S., breast cancer death rates are higher than those for any other cancer besides lung cancer.
For twenty years, breast cancer rates increased until they leveled off in the late 1990s. Endocrine disrupting chemicals may not be entirely to blame, but they certainly cannot be ruled out as contributors. I will not worry about what I exposed my children to prenatally, as I cannot undue the past. All I can do is protect my family with the knowledge I have now and avoid all products that contain BPA.
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Great post Jennifer! The more information we can get out there about the harmful effects of BPA, the better. There is no good reason not to limit our exposure to BPA, especially for our children.
Right on Jennifer! How do you feel about receipts containing BPA? I often decline them, but feel bad for the cashiers touching them all day long.
Janelle, I didn't know BPA was on receipts too…geez, it is so prevalent! I don't know why they need to plastic coat receipts anyways.


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Wild Boar Fell is a mountain in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, on the eastern edge of Cumbria, England. At , it is either the 4th-highest fell in the Yorkshire Dales or the 5th, depending on whether nearby High Seat (2,326 ft) is counted or not.

The nearest high point is Swarth Fell which is a ridge about a mile (1½ km) long to the south, at . To the east, on the opposite side of the narrow dale, are High Seat and Hugh Seat.

Wild Boar Fell is on the boundary of the civil parishes of Mallerstang and Ravenstonedale.

History
According to Wainwright the fell gets its name from the wild boar which inhabited the area over 500 years ago.

In earlier times, probably up to the mid 19th century, the Millstone Grit, or gritstone, which forms the flat top of the fell, was used for making millstones. Some partly formed millstones can be seen on the eastern flank of the fell — and also on the corresponding western flank of Mallerstang Edge on the opposite side of the dale. Sand (composed of Millstone Grit) from the beach of Sand Tarn was used by local people to sharpen knives and scythes; they made 'strickles' by sticking the sand to wooden blocks with tar.

A tusk, claimed to be of 'the last wild boar caught on the fell', is kept in Kirkby Stephen parish church.

During the Second World War Wild Boar Fell was used by the British Army at Warcop Training Area for training tank crews to operate in difficult terrain.

Geography
Wild Boar Fell is a dramatic sight and a landmark for many miles around. When approached from the north, it gives the misleading impression that it is a peak. However, from the south of the dale at Aisgill, its true profile is seen, not dissimilar to Ingleborough, with steep sides and a flat top (consisting of a cap of millstone grit).

The classic route for walking up Wild Boar is via the bridleway from Hazelgill Farm, ascending west to High Dophinsty before following Scriddles ridge top to Blackbed Scar. A boggy expanse is present on top of the plateau. The summit is marked by a trig point and Sand Tarn is about  to the west, just below the summit.

The views from the top make a spectacular panorama. The Howgills, Pennines, the Lake District fells, the Yorkshire Three Peaks can all be seen and, on a clear day, there is even a glimpse of the sea at Morecambe Bay.

A common feature of many Pennine dales and Lake District fells are the groups of cairns on the high ground. There is a fine cluster of 'stone men' on The Nab of Wild Boar Fell — and a smaller group on subsidiary peak, Little Fell ( at ,  to the north. There seems little agreement on when, why, or by which people such cairns were built. (One common suggestion, that they were built by shepherds as markers for paths, may explain some of the cruder 'piles of stones'; but groups like those on The Nab are ambiguous.)

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A walk through Mallerstang

Marilyns of England
Hewitts of England
Peaks of the Yorkshire Dales
Nuttalls
Mountains and hills of Cumbria
Regionally Important Geological / Geomorphological Sites (RIGS) in Cumbria
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Located in the heart of Mullingar, Whelehan's has been serving the people of Mullingar for over a century. We pride ourselves on customer service. We are exclusive stockists of Chanel Fragrances and Elizabeth Arden Cosmetics.


A person is running a partnership business and he get remunartion as well as interest on capital on his business , and he also receiving pension from his previous employer.
Please confirm that his pension income will be inclued in his gross income or not ?.
Pension income will be included.
yes it will be added to the gross income.
Definitely included. It is the first source and permanent source of his income.


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Camptocamp will be exhibiting at the AGIT conference, held from July 5 to 7 in Salzburg, Austria.
Camptocamp will attend the FOSSGIS conference which is held this year in combination with AGIT in Salzburg, for the first time in Austria!
Camptocamp attended SIGGRAPH 2014 held in Vancouver (Canada). WebGL is an important part in this event.


NC STATE: Dave Doeren is building tremendous momentum in Raleigh, and a nine-win 2017 was nearly even more impressive as an upset bid over Clemson in November fell just short. The fact that seven NC State players were selected in this past NFL draft speaks volumes about the program he's developed, but also foretells a defense that will be short on experience in 2018. Fortunately, there's plenty of ammo back on the offensive side of the ball, including QB Ryan Finley and 1,000-yard wideout Kelvin Harmon.


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TOYS AND GAMES: I Don't Want to Sing Along…
Does anybody else get put out at a concert when the featured artist stops mid song to have the audience participate? Take Billy Joel, "Sing us a song you're the piano man…"
What, you don't feel like working tonight? Drives me crazy.
Note to musicians: I don't want to sing along, I paid to listen. If I want to sing, I go to a karaoke bar.
Kurt Vonnegut hit the nail on the head all those years ago when he said there here should have been a Secretary of the Future. All Presidents have cabinet positions for the Secretary of Defense, etc., but none of them proactively look forward.
I understand that the less football players butt helmets, the less likely they are to come away with a concussion. However, I don't agree with what the Ivy League is doing by initiating a no-hitting policy during practices. A lot of injuries can occur playing football if the player or players don't know how to hit then they suddenly take the field in a game and start hitting. Just saying…

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The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has arrested seven members of a sabotage and reconnaissance group from Russia who were behind a number of terrorist attacks, SBU head Vasyl Hrytsak announced at a press conference.
"The SBU has halted the activity in our national territory of a seven-person sabotage and reconnaissance terrorist group belonging to the Russian intelligence services. They have all been arrested," he said.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has instructed the Cabinet of Ministers to have the leaders of the state-owned defense concern Ukroboronprom take polygraph tests, the president's press service reported on Tuesday.
The decision was made by Poroshenko during a meeting with Oleksandr Turchynov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, and his deputy Serhiy Kryvonos.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has approved deportation of Russian journalist Margarita Bondar, who has worked in Ukraine for the Russian news outlet Ukraine.ru, reports the press service of the SBU.
"The State Migration Service decided to expel Russian journalist Margarita Bondar from our country based on the materials of Security Council of Ukraine," reads the report.
A self-professed "renegade from the Security Service of Ukraine" (SBU) named Vasyl Prozorov has shown up in Moscow, speaking at a press conference organized by the government news agency Rossiya Segodnya on Monday 25 March, the date on which Ukraine honors its security service.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities detained a militant from the so-called Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) in Kharkiv, the press center of the Ukrainian Security Service reported.
The press service of the Kyiv Prosecutor Office announced that the prosecutor requested to sentence the Brazilian citizen Rafael Lusvarghi to 14 years in prison on charges of participating in the battles in the Donbas together with the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) militants.
On March 19, the Pavlohrad district court in the Dnipropetrovsk region held another hearing in the Lusvarghi case. He is charged with participating in terrorist organizations and non-statutory armed groups.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced that it has uncovered a Russian military intelligence group code-named "Sapphire" operating in Luhansk.
Information about the Sapphire group was disclosed by SBU head of military counterintelligence Serhiy Levchenko during a press briefing. The SBU believes that the intelligence group was established by Russia's Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU).
Amos Dov Silver, founder of the Israeli cannabis distribution network Telegrass, was arrested in Kyiv on Tuesday, announced Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine Joel Lion.
At the same time, 42 members of the criminal organization were arrested in Israel.
The operation was jointly coordinated by the Israel Police and the Security Service of Ukraine's directorate for fighting organized crime and corruption.


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Find more competitors from directories.
After finding with which you are competing, next step is to find out on which keywords you are competing. All the keywords are it long – tail keywords or regular keywords.
To increase following, awareness about the brand you need to create relevant & good quality content. You are required to see what your competitors are doing in terms of content marketing. The content should be problem-solving along with conversational style. How they are posting as well as how they share it, what is their strength etc, you need to study all this.
To get the true picture you need to go through all the blog comments your competitors have. Read their blogs, & read the audience comments on it. Try to get the maximum information, which you can get to improve the product or service. This will give you a brief about what exactly the audience wants from you.
This digital era is the age of social media. Everything, everyone is on social media & so is your competitor. You need to check which social media platform they are using, how consistently they are posting on it. Which keywords are they using in posts? You can also see if they are part of any groups or not, how they are interacting in it etc.
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Home values: Median prices in 12 cities
Dana Dratch
January 12, 2010 in Real Estate
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This contemporary ranch, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, was built in 2004. "It's a cute house," says Cris Garrard, Realtor with Benham Real Estate Group. It has hardwood floors and an open floor plan. The living room/dining room area has a vaulted ceiling, oversized windows, and is adjacent to the kitchen, which has a breakfast bar, hardwood cabinets, white appliances, hardwood floors and a pantry. "It's a nice open area, very good for entertaining," he says. The master bedroom has a ceiling fan, carpet and master bath with shower. Secondary bedrooms are also carpeted and each has a ceiling fan. The home has a two-car garage and a deck.
Area median price: $145,700 (down 17 percent)
3 bedrooms/2 baths
1/4 acre lot
Two-car garage
Listed by: Benham Real Estate Group
Price trend:
In Jacksonville, the median price range will get buyers into a newer home with 1,500 square feet, says Garrard. And, in a lot of areas that also means good proximity to shopping and amenities. "But Jacksonville is very diverse," he says. "You could find some older neighborhoods where you could find a 2,000-square-foot home with a pool," he says. "But those may need some updates or upgrades."
In the fall of 2008, the median home price in Jacksonville was $175,600, according to the National Association of Realtors. For the same period in 2009, it was $145,700.
So buyers in the $144,000 to $147,000 range are getting "more for the money" this year," says Garrard. While the economy, foreclosures and short sales have brought Jacksonville home prices down in the past year, the effect hasn't been limited to specific areas or ZIP codes, he says. "It's felt throughout" the area.
This year, that same money is buying homes that are a little newer, with finishes and materials a step above what they would have been able to afford last year, Garrard says.
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November 17, 2016 October 29, 2020 Angel Rafael Vázquez-Concepción
gallery Noche de Ambiente: A window into queer Latinidad in San Francisco from the late 70s to the late 90s, on view at the GLBT History Museum in the Castro until spring 2017, curated by Juliana Delgado Lopera and Á.R. Vázquez-Concepción
Ambiente is both space and culture, geography, and aesthetics. It is a drag queen outside of Esta Noche in 1993 lighting a cigarette, it is Teresita La Campesina giving a speech on safe sex and immigration, it is the Pan Dulce Latin music events, the zine publications "MariLes" and "A la Brava…".
For decades, Ambiente has served as a coded word for queer latinos, both in Latin America and in the U.S., as a way to identify our own: our own maricas, patas, jotos, lesbianas y locas. It is a way of recognizing each other both as queer and as latinos. This exhibition is a glimpse into the life of LGBT Latinos in San Francisco from the late 1970s to the 1990s. It is a small window focusing on AIDS activism, drag performance and "Ambiente."
Curated by Juliana Delgado Lopera and Angel Rafael "Ralph" Vázquez-Concepción, the exhibition brings together diverse documents, images, and videos from the GLBT Historical Society's archives and materials contributed by community members to summon the protective embrace that welcomed many Latinx people into the queer fold.
Delgado Lopera first learned the word from her "queer mother," Adela Vázquez, a woman who told her stories that "opened an underground world of queer Latinidad invisible to the public eye. Through Adela she met many queer Latinos active during the 80s and 90s, some even became part of her chosen family. "I'm committed to the unearthing and preservation of their stories because they're part of me, they created openings for me to exist."
A note from the curators: we've unearthed the ghosts of our queer past from forgotten boxes in attics, basements, closets. This exhibition could not have been possible without the generous contribution of the latino community. Most of the items presented here are personal mementos saved in photo albums, boxes and folders by people who played a crucial role in building community during those times.
"Noche de Ambiente" will be on display through February 2017.
Lenders include: Laura Lazo-Brown, Lito Sandoval, Valentín Aguirre, Adela Vázquez, Juan Alberto Tam, Nelson D'Alerta, Patricia Murillo, Augie Robles, Juana Maña Rodríguez, Jesse James Johnson, and the GLBT Historical Society Archives
Here are some images from the exhibition installation and a few highlights of items you'll be able to see in the exhibition:
1978, Drawing titled Leland, Sketchbook, Courtesy of Roberto Jesus "Bob" Vargas Papers, GLBT Historical Society
1986, Photo of The Tropical Heatwave Silver Peacock Grand Duchess XIV Lola Lust, Latinx member of the Grand Ducal Council of San Francisco, Courtesy of Lola Lust and Valentín Aguirre
1989, Cover of MariLes queer Latinx zine, Courtesy of GLBT Historical Society
1990's, Brochure Proyecto ContraSIDA Por Vida, Courtesy of Jesse James Johnson
1990's, Detail I from brochure for Proyecto ContraSIDA Por Vida, Courtesy of Adela Vazquez and Juliana Delgado Lopera
1990's, Flyer for Pan Dulce, a Latin music event featuring the Adela Holiday Show, Courtesy of Adela Vazquez and Juliana Delgado Lopera
1990's, Detail of poster for Full Frontal Rudity, Theatre Rhinoceros, Courtesy of Lito Sandoval
Poster ¡La Locura Cura! celebration/benefit art auction event held at CELL. Courtesy of Jesse James Johnson
1960's – 1990's, Biography and picture of mariachi singer and icon Alberta Nevarez a.k.a. Teresita la Campesina, a memento, Courtesy of Patricia Murillo
From left: Elisabeth Cornu, curatorial advisor from the GLBT Historical Society and Museum, and Noche de Ambiente curators Juliana Delgado Lopera and Á.R. Vázquez-Concepción
Adela Vázquez
Augie Robles
Á.R. Vázquez-Concepción
GLBT History Museum
Jesse James Johnson
Juan Alberto Tam
Juana Maña Rodríguez
Juliana Delgado Lopera
Laura Lazo-Brown
LGBT Latinidad
Lito Sandoval
Nelson D'Alerta
Noche de Ambiente
Patricia Murillo
Valentín Aguirre
Previous We Are Against the Wall/Estamos contra el muro: Sita Kuratomi Bhaumik in collaboration with Cece Carpio (Trust Your Struggle), La Pelanga, Norma Listman, People's Kitchen Collective, Piñatas Las Morenitas Martínez, and Little Piñata Maker, curated by Michele Carlson, on view at Southern Exposure in San Francisco from September 9 — October 15, 2016
Next Bestiario/Menagerie: A group exhibition opening at Adobe Books Backroom Gallery, on view from January 7 — 28, 2017
Queer Studies Lecture Series at Sonoma State University: On Noche de Ambiente, a past exhibition about queer Latinidad in San Francisco from the 70s to the 90s, curated by Juliana Delgado Lopera and Á.R. Vázquez-Concepción – Cranium Corporation says:
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Queer Studies Lecture Series at Sonoma State University: On "Noche de Ambiente," a past exhibition about queer Latinidad in San Francisco from the 70s to the 90s, curated by Juliana Delgado Lopera and Á.R. Vázquez-Concepción – Ángel Rafael V says:
Queer Studies Lecture Series at Sonoma State University: On "Noche de Ambiente," a past exhibition about queer Latinidad in San Francisco from the 70s to the 90s, curated by Juliana Delgado Lopera and Á.R. Vázquez-Concepción, held April 10, 2017 &# says:


Surviving are her beloved husband of 57 years, Larry Sherer; three sons and daughters-in-law: Eric and Celeste, David and Lisa, and Brad and Beth. Anita was blessed with four grandsons, of whom she was very proud – Sam, Yates, Will, and Jake. Also surviving `Nita are her sister and brother-in-law, Elvera and Bill Holroyd, Larry's sisters Marilyn Osborne and Betsy and Phil Coley and nieces and nephews Tonya Holroyd, Elizabeth Adams, Shana Coley, Patrick Osborne and Ben Osborne and several cousins. She is survived by her dear Aunt Ruby Moore and Uncle Frank Morrow, whom she treasured spending time with both. She is a graduate of University High School, where she was a yearbook beauty contestant and cheerleader.
She was a member of the Friendship Sunday School class at Riverland Hills Baptist Church. For her career, she had extremely fast and accurate typing skills that were valued over her lifetime of work. Her first job after graduation was at the S.C. Highway Department, then at the S.C. Department of Social Services. She worked while Larry finished Clemson College. Then she settled into a career at Colonial Life Insurance/Unum, at which she stayed until she retired. In retirement, being so good with children, she sometimes watched other career moms' children, including her grandson Yates. On her last day this side of heaven, she was working with the children she loved at Crooked Creek Recreation Center's "After-school Safari" program. Although her secretarial profession served her well, her foremost job was homemaker, in the truest sense of the word. She was a dedicated wife and mother extraordinaire, learning to be a fabulous cook, and even winning a Heinz recipe contest with her creation of 'It's Snow Regular Meatloaf'. She fulfilled the needs of her family at such a level that the neighborhood children who were friends of her sons felt like she was their "second momma." They have never forgotten her kindnesses to them, and some will bear her casket in the sanctuary.
Anita was also creative, collaborating with Larry to plan a mechanized Thanksgiving display in which a farmer swung an axe, and a turkey pulled his neck back at just the right time. She loved to dress up in costumes, sometimes mimicking a witch with green skin, cackling on the porch rocker at Halloween. Once in a raggedy-man persona so clever that no one knew it was she, rooting around in the office trash cans. She would send cards from a computer-generated program, often taking the time to print personalized photos on them that meant far more to the recipient than a store-bought card. She is well known for her special-occasion poetry – her notebook is filled with copies, and over the years it grew to be over two inches thick, brimming with illustrative records of the accomplishments of friends and family.
Visitation will be at Dunbar Funeral Home at 7600 Woodrow St., Irmo, SC., 29063, from 5-7 p.m. Thursday evening. The funeral service will be 2 p.m. Friday, April 12, at Riverland Hills Baptist Church, 201 Lake Murray Blvd., Irmo, 29063. Dr. Tim Phillips will lead the service.
Pallbearers will be Andrew Biles, Barry Brazell, Jorge Gonzalez, Bryan Neeley, Tommy Neeley, Jr., and Doug Sikes. Honorary pallbearers will be the Friendship Sunday School Class, Erick Gardner, Scott Green, Ken Meeks, Daryl Pittman, Paul Thompson, III.
Although the breath of earthly life has passed, "…the spirit shall return to God who gave it." ~ Eccl. 12.
I worked with Anita at Colonial Life. She was always so funny and friendly. I loved her smile. Prayers go out to the family which she always talked about.
With love and sympathy in your great loss, Anita was a true friend.
Anita was a kind lady with the most outgoing personality and uplifting spirit. She was also very talented. She will be missed. Well done good and faithful servant.
I worked with Nita at Colonial Life. She was a great lady. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.
My condolences and deepest sympathies to the family. Eric, David and Brad, I am so sorry for your loss. She was truly all of our "second Momma".
Nita was a very giving and thoughtful person, and that is one reason she touched so many people. Even when I was far away and we rarely spoke or saw each other, she would send me letters to let me know she was thinking of me.
She made everything from small get- togethers to holiday gatherings special. She put time into decorating the table with fresh flower arrangements, she would make special cakes or desserts for people, and create personal cards and poems for special occasions and she always let you know she appreciated you. She was the person that brought people together. She took time for people.
She was very creative as well, and had an amazing gift with kids. The crafts she came up with to entertain them constantly amazed me.
I always loved to share things with Nita. I loved hearing her loud and joyous laughter at a funny movie, and I loved to share food or have a lunch with her.
Our lives will all be poorer without her.
I don't think I could add anything else to make that obituary any more perfect. It says everything she was, and yet, there is so much more. She went out of her way for everyone. She brought so much joy into people's lives, by even the smallest gestures. She really was an amazing woman. Her quick illness and death came as such a shock to all of us! You are so loved, Nita, and will never be forgotten.
I was blessed to see 'Nita on Friday. She quickly stopped by at the shop, asked about my grandbaby, loved on my dogs and told me she loved me. Had I realized it would be the last time I was to see her I would have stopped and had a cup of coffee with her and told her how much she meant to me. Nita quickly stepped in and became my surrogate mom after my mom passed in 2000. Having three sons of my own, owning an auto repair shop and being a bit "bossy" we seemed to share many of the same life experiences. Ben and I were blessed many times to share a meal with Anita and Larry while enjoying their stories of the past. The love she had for Larry and the rest of her family was evident every time we spoke. I will miss her... her weekly calls telling me which grocery store had great deals on chuck roast, her quick visits into the shop just to say hello (and check on her boys), her cackle when she told a great story, her passion for the people she loved, her ear that was always willing to listen, her mouth that always had an opinion, her great cooking and the fantastic hugs she was always willing to give. I am so grateful that I will see her again and dine with her in heaven.
Nita is my double 1st cousin, special among many cousins. She was beautiful, loving, smiling, uplifting, lively, caring, selfless and blessed. She always made you feel welcome and loved. She was endlessly helping other relatives, friends and neighbors. She was greatly loved and will be missed.
There are so many words to describe Nita---caring, compassionate, nurturing, funny, crazy but most of all a true friend! I had the pleasure of working with her at Colonial Life for many years and we shared many laughs, memories and tears. One of the best things about Nita was you never knew who you were going to get on Halloween----bag lady, lady of the evening, etc. One year she wanted to be Robert Palmer and wanted me and another co-worker to be her back up dancers! Nita loved to write poems and I always admired her writing talents. She definitely knew how to express her feelings with just a pencil and a piece of paper. She always knew how to throw a great party (awesome chicken salad) for her family and friends and always took such pride in doing so. Nita loved her family and friends and was always there when you needed her. Larry and family, please know you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Nita will always hold a special place in my heart and I will never forget the memories we made!! Love and hugs to you all!
I have known Anita since my early teenage days, through her sister, Elvera. From the first time we met, "Nita" treated me as one of the family, always warm and friendly-and usually with a hug.
Anita was a child of God-of that I have no doubt. She lived her faith in every way. No doubt Heaven is rejoicing at her arrival. Those of us who remain will miss her greatly. God Bless, Anita. Thank you for touching my life in such a profound way.
Be assured that you, her family, will be in my prayers every day, that our Lord will grant you comfort and peace.


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Awareness – Knowledge – Conversion. Tired and worn-out clichés perhaps, yet they are still fundamental prerequisites for success in a digital world in which disruptive is the new currency. The mechanisms and driving forces behind these concepts remain the same, the tools are changing at an ever-increasing rate.
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Before starting on the protracted work of transforming the target group into loyal ambassadors, it is an unqualified advantage if the brand expresses the right things. This is both a strategic question and an operational design challenge.
The brand's strategic positioning says something about what you represent and what value is added to the various target groups the business is directed towards; how this relates to other players in the market and also reflects the products, history and attitudes in the business. The graphic interpretation of this theoretical basis then follows, which is at least as important. Very few of us keep brand strategies on the mantelpiece and it is the visual identity that is often the first impression we form about a brand.
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The remarkable idea
The core to all advertising has remained unchanged since the phenomenon was born as a commercial sphere in the middle of the previous century: It is the good idea, the creative packaging, the concept that flirts with the recipient – and allows the message to shine – in strong competition with a vast number of other players. Beyond this, a lot has changed, whether we're talking about media habits and choice of channels, insight about target group or pinpointing requirements.
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Sometimes the advertisement's form and devices are limiting to the message you wish to communicate. Storytelling about a product and brand or clarification of complex causal connections require a different format with an adapted vocal pitch. This is what content marketing is about.
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It is said that the medium of film was democratised a long time ago. This means that technology used for recording and editing of films has become much less costly and easier to operate. Paradoxically, the audience's expectations of living images have increased dramatically. We require increasingly more replete visual dynamics before we are impressed. What do you do when a DV camera and basic course in video editing is no longer sufficient?
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With a new name and a clear idea of their desired position, the Bergen National Opera wanted to make opera visible to a new public segment and be innovative trailblazers for large opera houses. It's all about the stage and the music, scenery changes and a dynamic, handpicked ensemble for every production. About, light, colour, material and nuance. Contrasts and surprises.
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This coming week (afternoon of 7/17-7/24) I will be in Connecticut with my siblings, clearing out our parents' house as we hope to move forward with its sale shortly. This time will take the place of my usual week as Chaplain at choir camp. We appreciate your prayers for the sale moving forward! During this week, the Rev. Elizabeth Wigg-Maxwell will be on-call for emergency pastoral care. Next Sunday, July 24, we'll have a supply priest, the Rev. Franklin "Skip" Vilas. He is the retired rector of St. Paul's, Chatham, and was the priest I worked for when I was a seminarian. Please welcome Skip and his wife Joyce. I'll be back in the office on Monday, July 25.
And this past week many of you have spoken to me about people they know – family or friends or neighbors – who are in need of prayer for healing, or for personal difficulties. In the Episcopal Church on July 11th one of our former Presiding Bishops died at the age of 87, the Rt. Rev. Edmond Lee Browning. Bishop Browning had been the Bishop of Hawaii, prior to his election as Presiding Bishop. He served in that office from 1986-1997. At his service of institution he made this declaration: "I want to be very clear: This church of ours is open to all — there will be no outcasts — the convictions and hopes of all will be honored." Presiding Bishop Curry has called for all Episcopal churches to remember and pray for Bishop Browning this Sunday.
And, of course, yesterday we saw once again the power of violence and hatred in the attempt to terrorize peoples and governments in the Bastille Day attack in Nice, France. As Christians, we always hold together the truths of justice and forgiveness, strength and peace, judgement and love. It is often very difficult to do this, and yet it is what Jesus calls us to.
We as followers of Christ, as the baptized, have a vocation of prayer – for ourselves, our families, our neighbors, for the Church, and for the world. In such a time as this our prayer needs to be deep, heartfelt, and with a generous trust in the mercies and mysteries of God – especially when we feel the world's pain, and the way seems most unclear. Thank you, Saints, for being Christ's people of prayer.
Summer Choir this Sunday–Anyone interested in singing for the day or in trying out choir is most welcome to participate! Meet in the Choir Room, downstairs in the church at 9:30 am. Choir is fun, rewarding, and you have the benefit of learning or increasing your music skills. Our next Summer Choir will be on August 21. And we have need for singers all year – all voice parts and all ages wanted and needed! And if you or your child play an instrument or want to learn to play handbells, we would love to have you be part of All Saints' music ministry! Interested? Speak to Alison Seiner Brown.
Calling New Acolytes! Some of our acolytes (altar servers) have graduated and we are looking to expand the roster, serving about once a month. Students in Grade 7 and older are welcome – adults, too! For more information, speak to Janice Lettieri or Mother Vicki.
Prayer Service for Healing – The Christian Community will be gathering Tuesday, July 19 at 7 pm in the nave of our Church for prayers for healing. Members of All Saints' are invited to come, as well.
The First Sunday of Rummage is coming - July 31st. We'll start receiving donations in the Parish Hall. Please bring your good, clean, saleable items – and tell your neighbors we'll take their rummage, too! Please remember that we do not take cribs, tires, books for grown-ups, shoes, clothes, large entertainment units, or tube TVs. And sign up on the poster in the narthex to help with all of the various jobs that need doing – esp. sorting and pricing in August. The theme of this year's Rummage Sale is 10K - because we have $10,000 as our goal! You can help us get there! Questions? Speak to Kimberly Celeste.
Forward Day by Day – the new devotional booklets for the quarter are here – both pocket-sized and large print. Pick one up in the Narthex today!
Bible Study is on hiatus for the summer. We'll start again on Wed., August 31 at 10:15 am in the Rath House. And in September, we'll begin reading the Book of Acts – the story of the first Christians and the development of our faith in the eastern Mediterranean. Looking for some Scripture reading over the next few weeks? Try the Book of Ruth in the Old Testament. It's four chapters long, and tells the story of king David's grandmother – a refugee to Judah from Moab. Have a great summer!
Dinners for Vets – Saturday, 7/16 at 5:30 pm at the Parish House. We'll have a summer cook out with all the usual suspects: burgers, dogs, sides, watermelon and ice cream. We'll also be joined by some of our friends from the Christian Community. Anyone who would like to participate should contact the Dinner Team: Steve Kowalik, Candy Pecoraro, Afsaneh Thursfield, Betsy Wallace, Jane Hayden, or Hugh Wallace.
All Saints' is a PokéStop, part of the new PokémonGO video/virtual reality game. What does this mean? It means that players will be stopping by the front of the church to play a segment of this scavenger hunt-like game on their phones. For more details you'll need to speak to a young person! For our part, we'll be inviting players to charge their phones in the Bell Tower of the Church, and offering water bottles on these hot summer days.
Mondays at 6:15 pm in the Undercroft of the Church. Bring your own mat and wear comfortable clothes. Cost is $15 per session. No need to register in advance; just come to class.
Summer Senior Yoga & Meditation – in the Lower Room of the Parish House, Mondays at 2 pm, 7/18-8/22. Chair yoga and movement to improve visuo-spatial memory, balance, and depth perception for men and women. The program will be adapted to the needs of the participants. This class is sponsored by the Christian Community. Cost is $15. Wear comfortable clothing; no mat required! Please call Louise Easton at 973-822-9081 with questions.
Want to help? Sign up on the sheet in the Narthex or speak to Candy Pecoraro, Steve Kowalik, Afsaneh Thursfield, or Jane Hayden.
Many of us have gardens – flower gardens, vegetable gardens, container gardens on our deck or patio. Tending to our gardens and their harvests can be a time for spiritual awareness and reflection. As you water and weed, take time to smell the earth; notice how the plants are growing; admire the beauty of leaves, flowers, and fruit and give thanks to God for his handiwork. Perhaps think about the "weeds" in your life that need pulling, or learn to see with patience the new shoots of attitudes or areas of faith that are growing in you.
If you don't garden, but you do visit farmer's markets, you can still connect to the beauty and bounty of God's creation. Cut flowers brought inside can have a special place on your table or in your living room or prayer place, reminding you that the Lord is the author of all that is beautiful. Produce harvested from your garden or brought home from the market can be an opportunity to savor tastes, textures, and fragrances of food as it is prepared – either meditatively by one person, or with family or friends. The blessing of God's abundance is a clear reminder to practice gratitude to the Giver of all that sustains our lives.
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A window on FMCSA's CSA driver-enforcement authority goals
Todd Dills
I thought I'd share a document leaked earlier in the year — specifically in May, and to the Transportation Weekly publication — that purported to be a draft highway bill whose genesis was within the Obama administration. It contains a 12-page section headed by "Driver Safety Provisions," beginning on p. 366, that seems to further confirm Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration intentions to expand authority in the Compliance, Safety, Accountability enforcement regime to rate individual drivers, using inspection and crash data.
I wrote about this in the current issues of both Overdrive and Truckers News, the story also available in text online, sources within the agency and former FMCSA administrator John Hill, among others, confirming the long-term plan to rank individual drivers in a manner with a look and feel similar to the way carriers are now ranked under CSA. The leaked highway-bill draft seems to go farther than that in some instances, its recommended revisions to U.S. code suggesting a desire to give FMCSA power to disqualify individual drivers irrespective of whether their employing/leasing motor carrier is being audited or whether their state CDL credentials are otherwise in order.
Just check out the following recommended insertion into U.S. code, defining grounds for the "disqualification" of a driver:
(A) The suspension, revocation, or cancellation of a commercial driver's license by the State of issuance.
(B) Any withdrawal of an individual's privileges to drive a commercial motor vehicle by a State or other jurisdiction as the result of a violation of State or local law relating to motor vehicle traffic control (other than parking, vehicle weight or vehicle defect violations).
(C) A determination by the Secretary that a person is not qualified to operate a commercial motor vehicle.
(D) A determination by the Secretary that a commercial motor vehicle driver is 'unfit' under section 31144(h) of this title.
While (A) and (B) are nothing much new, regarding the last two, you might recall FMCSA's own words on the subject of the DOT's ability to disqualify a driver — during the big CSA information push, beginning in late 2010, it was standard operating procedure for any story that appeared about the program to include a caveat from a federal official noting that they did not have any such authority. Well, if they get what they apparently want, as indicated above, they will have just such authority. Give a read to p. 366-378 via this link and tell me your own thoughts on it all in the comments here or by email: tdills [at] rrpub.com.
Remember, of course, that this is just a draft — the House outline of transport-reauthorization priorities did not appear to include any such language or intent when it was introduced in early July. And time is dwindling for Congress to reauthorize the transport programs, suggesting we'll more than likely get another temporary extension of current highway bill this year rather than a new long-term plan.
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If you ask consumer and health experts, most agree that the term anti-aging has many different meanings, but is also left with a sort of vague definition. It can be very confusing if you are shopping for anti-aging products because it makes it tough to know what to look for in terms of expectations, performance and ingredients. The technical definition is simply a product or process that is meant to "delay, stop or retard the aging process". This still makes it tough to know which anti-aging products are the best.
If you ask those same experts, they would tell you that the human body is made of many cells, and that aging is simply cellular death that our bodies cannot keep up with. For instance, when we are babies, our body's cells are very resilient and can make and re-make themselves rapidly. However, as we age, the body doesn't have that same capacity for making new cells, and as we lose cells to cellular death, we can describe the changes those cell deaths create as aging.
So, if we want the best anti-aging products, they have to be designed to help our bodies make or re-make cells that might have been lost due to aging. If we are talking about anti-aging products for the skin, it means we need to do a bit of in-depth reading about each product and see if it can, indeed help to trigger new cell production.
Do all anti-aging products help with all of those issues? No, but a producer of high quality anti-aging products will have formulas that look at many of these problems and offer effective solutions to them.
Consider the Mediderm anti-aging products. They are found in a wide array of formulas and systems, but they actually address each of the issues above. They can be used as a daily skin care regimen to help you with the problems caused by aging and even "jumpstart" the skin to begin producing healthier and more youthful cells and elastin.
So, your day time routine would begin with a cleanser selected for your skin type and any special conditions you might have, a toner that helps to give the skin the best texture and even pores, and then any day or night treatments such as under eye circle treatments or fading creams, and then a moisturizing cream with SPF protection (daytime) or a healing moisturizer at night.
Treat the dark circles under the eye with the Mediderm Eye Bag Dark Circle Eraser as it helps to improve circulation and intensely moisturize the papery skin beneath the eye OR you could try to brighten that area with something like the MediDerm WhiteDerm Potent Skin Fading Cream A+ which can work to lighten freckles, age spots and unevenly toned skin of all kinds. This is great if you have developed age spots on the face due to time and/or sun exposure, but it can also help to lighten darker areas of pigmentation around the eye while improving skin texture.
If you wear makeup, you will want to apply the makeup after all of the skin care products, even allowing them to sit for around ten minutes before applying anything on top of them.
If it were evening time, you would want to find products that aimed at repairing skin and overcoming some of those signs of aging as you sleep. They make an array of innovative night time treatments including deep repair products for those who may have worsened aging by having habits such as sunbathing, smoking or eating an unhealthy diet. The Mediderm NanoVera+ Intensive Skin Therapy Cream - Anti-aging Cream is an ideal day and night cream because it offers intense moisturizing in addition to working to combat the signs of aging.
Remember, too, that one of the best ways to overcome signs of aging and get the most potent anti-aging treatment available is to use a chemical peel. You do not have to go to a skin care professional to get this done when you use a safely formulated product like the Mediderm Peel Rx Glycolic Acid 10% formula. When used properly, this binds to dead and dull skin cells and removes them. It then cues the healthier and younger skin cells to make their way to the surface and kick starts the skin's production of collagen, which restores and improves elasticity - a great way to undo aging in the skin!


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Heavy Taxation DisTHOSE responsible for the courages Use of Oil " control of road transport Engines in Holland . in Holland do not appear to
• favour the use of oil engines. The taxation on these is so heavy that, according to a Dutch estimate, an oil-engined vehicle would have to run over 40,000 miles a year before its fuel economy equalled the additional impost. This seems unwise, to say the least, for a great economy in the bulk supply of liquid fuel could be achieved if more oil engines were to be employed.
IN the transport industry the 'telephone is a vital adjunct, and no doubt the G.P.O. is doing its best to supply instruments where these, are really necessary, but, as with so much other equipment, its resources are limited. For example, expenditure during 1948 resulted in the output of new buildings and post-office telephone exchanges falling to only 40 per cent, of the pre-war figure; now the whole of the resources will be devoted .424 Why There is Considerable Deficiency in Telephones .• . . . to the latter. Throughout the country one exchange in four is "exhausted," i.e., has no spare equipment or has no space in which to install any additional. Of about 400,000 telephone distribution points in the country, in each 100, 34 are full, 26 more than threequarters complete, and only the remaining 40 can take additional subscribers, but not always in places where applicants require the service Completely MachineA TYRE seems, even now, made Tyres Not Yet 4-11 to be essentially a Practicable . manually made product, par ticularly in the larger varieties. While inspecting the works of the Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co., Ltd., at Wolverhampton, we made an observation concerning the possibility of employing more mechanization. We were then shown a machine which was said to be the nearest approach to mechanical building, but this was used for tyres up to only 5.00 by 16, and it has been found that it does not speed up the process much above that for those casings manually made. Electric Heater PrenPERATORS of oil-engined vents Oil-fuel Trouble vehicles which may have in Cold to traverse districts, such as
high mountain passes, where there is extreme cold, sometimes have difficulty owing to the freezing, thickening or increase in density of the fuel. Little trouble is likely to be experienced much above zero F., but about that temperature coagulation may occur in the fuel line. Apart from this, the fuel ceases to act as a good lubricant for the pump, whilst the latter may freeze up. There may also be difficulty with sticking of the injectors. In this connection, the Lang Transportation Corporation of Los Angeles has developed a small electric heater which may be situated at the top of side tanks or under larger tanks. The unit takes a maximum of 6 amps. and the fuel running into it is heated to about 60 degrees F. Control is by a simple switch.
What Sound FreIT is well known that some quency Can Your Ears 'sound waves are of such a Hear ? high frequency that they are
above the capacity of the human ear. It is, however, surprising how ears vary in different people, or, in fact, in the same person. Recently we heard of a man who started to build up a sound studio. Amongst the equipment purchased was a high-fidelity loudspeaker, and to test this he borrowed a frequency record giving sound waves ranging from 50 to 10,000. He found, however, that he could hear only those below 4,000 and thought at first that the speaker was a bad one. Trying it out further, he discovered that his wife could clearly distinguish frequencies up to 10,000. Other tests showed that few men could hear above 5,000, but most women, 10,000. It is said that dogs can hear up to 20,000. There arc already " silent " dog whistles, and it seems that soon we may be able to have a type audible to women. hut pot to men!
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"Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory"
The Loudoun School of Ballet's
Rising Stars Department
Presented by The Loudoun School of Ballet's
Loudoun Valley High School, Purcellville, VA
Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory is a session I finale performance by The Loudoun School of Ballet's youngest Rising Stars Department. Dancers ages 2-7 will showcase all they have learned in the semester. During this entertaining event, dancers will perform a variety of movement including Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Musical Theater. Packed with fun, smiles, laughs, and enormous energy, Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory will be sure to entertain!
Tickets are now available for purchase at the studio and will be available the at the show.
An Evening with The Stars
By J Co Dance
Tickets: $10
Our J Co Stars will be making their season debut performance on Saturday, January 25th. These talented young dancers will performing Contemporary, Musical Theater and Jazz styles. Our
J CO Company dancers, Loudoun Taps! and the Rising Stars Interns will be joining the J Co stars in this performance. A fun show for all ages! Tickets are now on sale at the studio and will be available for purchase at the performance.


Two underage burglars were caught after a short foot chase across the Halsted Strip in Boystown last night.
Police responding to a burglar alarm in the 800 block of Buckingham around 9:30 saw two suspects fleeing through the alley between Buckingham and Roscoe. One was taken in to custody in the alley, but the other decided to make a run for it, heading east and crossing Halsted near Nookies Tree with an officer hot on his tail. The chase ended quickly thereafter.
At least one of the offenders is a juvenile who lives near Halsted and Grace.
A CWB reader and her neighbors fell victim to a couple of thieves who took advantage of lazy moving day practices. "The movers taped open the front gate all day Sunday and someone came in and took all the bikes from our laundry room / bike storage," in a courtyard building near Addison and Broadway.


I take a lot of pictures during my travels, but somehow I manage to dislike most of them when I check the work later on my computer. Thought photography was simple, just buying a digital camera and setting the auto mode.
Being able to take thousands of pictures nowadays with a digital camera in hope that 1 out of 10 is good doesn't go well with me, and hoping that 1 picture is not blurry or dirt is also a 1 out of 10 chance. So, I only end up liking 1 picture out of 100, and deleting the rest, regretting the picture, the moment I missed and the result, for being an amateur, trusting everything to the digital camera.
So I decided to take photography lessons from a good friend photographer, Sergio, you can check out his works in his Facebook page Sg Producciones .
First theory class, everything was familiar but new to me, iso, exposition, aperture….. I had some knowledge about the terminology but as I said, I trusted the camera to do all the work for me, then I preferred to learn all from scratch again.
We walked the streets of Barcelona for the practice class, that was intense.
How to be creative taking photos, learning, and remembering all of the theory? Practice, practice, practice until I learned all the basics. That was the advantage of having a digital camera.
We played advantage of living in Barcelona, a city so much photographed that is hard to find something that hasn't been photographied a hundred times. So we were creative.
Streets of Barcelona, taking elements that can tell which city we're in.
Elements like street signs tell us we're, and help us remember later while checking on the computer.
Reflections, details and walls have a story to tell on the photo.
Static and moving people or objects are dynamic to the picture.
So, what has changed from my photo style? Before, I ended up deleting a thousand pictures after every trip. Now I take even more pictures than before, but happy to arrive home and know that there won't be a thousand blurry or burnt photos to delete.
Some pictures can't be described, the picture itself talks to us.
Light and darkness in Santa Maria del Mar cathedral.
After hours walking around Barcelona streets we headed to a burger joint for dinner, Barbarossa Beach Bar. But I just couldn't stop taking picture, practice is the key.
The only thing that made me stop taking pictures, a real juicy burger challenge. Makes me droll just to remember.
If you liked this post, you can check on my other article on anthropology travel photography, and more about travel photography and travel articles on 7 Rumbos.


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WINBASEAPI _Ret_maybenull_ HANDLE WINAPI CreateWaitableTimerA( _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpTimerAttributes, _In_ BOOL bManualReset, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpTimerName);
#ifndef UNICODE
#define CreateWaitableTimer  CreateWaitableTimerA
#endif

WINBASEAPI _Ret_maybenull_ HANDLE WINAPI CreateSemaphoreA( _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSemaphoreAttributes, _In_ LONG lInitialCount, _In_ LONG lMaximumCount, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpName);
#ifndef UNICODE
#define CreateSemaphore  CreateSemaphoreA
#endif

// winerror.h
#define ERROR_TIMEOUT                    1460L
#endif

#define THREAD_U64 uint64_t
#define THREAD_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "../libraries/orig/thread.h"

int rl_thread_detach(rl_thread_t thread)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	return CloseHandle((HANDLE) thread) != 0;

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	return pthread_detach((pthread_t) thread) == 0;

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

void rl_thread_set_priority_low()
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	SetThreadPriority(GetCurrentThread(), THREAD_PRIORITY_LOWEST);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	nice(39);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

int rl_thread_create(rl_thread_t *thread_handle, int (*func)(void *), void *arg)
{
	*thread_handle = th_thread_create(func, arg, NULL, 0);

	if (*thread_handle==NULL)
		return 0;
	return 1;
}

int rl_thread_create_detached(int (*func)(void *), void *arg)
{
	rl_thread_t thread_handle={0};

	if (rl_thread_create(&thread_handle, func, arg) == 0)
		return 0;

	return rl_thread_detach(thread_handle);
}

int rl_thread_join_and_null(rl_thread_t *thread_handle)
{
	int ret;

	if (thread_handle==NULL)
		return 0;

	if (*thread_handle==NULL)
		return 0;

	ret = rl_thread_join(*thread_handle);

	memset(thread_handle, 0, sizeof(rl_thread_t));

	return ret;
}

// Semaphores

void rl_sem_init(rl_sem_t *sem, int value)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	*sem = CreateSemaphore(NULL, value, INT_MAX, NULL);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	sem_init(sem, 0, value);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

void rl_sem_destroy(rl_sem_t *sem)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	CloseHandle(*sem);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	sem_destroy(sem);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

void rl_sem_wait(rl_sem_t *sem)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	WaitForSingleObject(*sem, INFINITE);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	sem_wait(sem);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

void rl_sem_post(rl_sem_t *sem)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	ReleaseSemaphore(*sem, 1, NULL);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	sem_post(sem);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

// Mutexes

int thread_mutex_trylock(thread_mutex_t *mutex)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	return TryEnterCriticalSection((CRITICAL_SECTION *) mutex) != 0;

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	return pthread_mutex_trylock((pthread_mutex_t *) mutex) == 0;

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

void rl_mutex_init   (rl_mutex_t *mutex) { thread_mutex_init((thread_mutex_t *) mutex); }
void rl_mutex_destroy(rl_mutex_t *mutex) { thread_mutex_term((thread_mutex_t *) mutex); }
void rl_mutex_lock   (rl_mutex_t *mutex) { thread_mutex_lock((thread_mutex_t *) mutex); }
int  rl_mutex_trylock(rl_mutex_t *mutex) { return thread_mutex_trylock((thread_mutex_t *) mutex); }
void rl_mutex_unlock (rl_mutex_t *mutex) { thread_mutex_unlock((thread_mutex_t *) mutex); }

rl_mutex_t *rl_mutex_init_alloc()
{
	rl_mutex_t *mutex = calloc(1, sizeof(rl_mutex_t));
	rl_mutex_init(mutex);

	return mutex;
}

void rl_mutex_destroy_free(rl_mutex_t **mutex)
{
	if (mutex)
	{
		rl_mutex_destroy(*mutex);
		free(*mutex);
		memset(mutex, 0, sizeof(rl_mutex_t));
	}
}

// Atomics

int32_t rl_atomic_load_i32(volatile int32_t *ptr)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	return InterlockedCompareExchange(ptr, 0, 0);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	return __atomic_load_n(ptr, __ATOMIC_ACQUIRE);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

void rl_atomic_store_i32(volatile int32_t *ptr, int32_t value)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	InterlockedExchange(ptr, value);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	__atomic_store_n(ptr, value, __ATOMIC_RELEASE);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

int32_t rl_atomic_add_i32(volatile int32_t *ptr, int32_t value)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	return InterlockedExchangeAdd(ptr, value);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	return __atomic_add_fetch(ptr, value, __ATOMIC_ACQ_REL);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

int32_t rl_atomic_get_and_set(volatile int32_t *ptr, int32_t new_value)
{
	#ifdef _WIN32
	return InterlockedExchange(ptr, new_value);

	#elif defined(NOT_WINDOWS)
	return __atomic_exchange_n(ptr, new_value, __ATOMIC_ACQ_REL);

	#else
	#error Unknown platform.
	#endif
}

#ifdef RL_THREADING_PLATFORM_FAKING
#undef __APPLE__
#endif

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package osc

import (
	"strings"
	"time"

	"github.com/pkg/errors"
)

// Common errors.
var (
	ErrInvalidAddress = errors.New("invalid OSC address")
)

// Method is an OSC method
type Method func(msg Message) error

// Handle handles an OSC message.
func (method Method) Handle(m Message) error {
	return method(m)
}

// MessageHandler is any type that can handle an OSC message.
type MessageHandler interface {
	Handle(Message) error
}

// Dispatcher dispatches OSC packets.
type Dispatcher map[string]MessageHandler

// Dispatch invokes an OSC bundle's messages.
func (d Dispatcher) Dispatch(b Bundle, exactMatch bool) error {
	var (
		now = time.Now()
		tt  = b.Timetag.Time()
	)
	if tt.Before(now) {
		return d.immediately(b, exactMatch)
	}
	<-time.After(tt.Sub(now))
	return d.immediately(b, exactMatch)
}

// immediately invokes an OSC bundle immediately.
func (d Dispatcher) immediately(b Bundle, exactMatch bool) error {
	for _, p := range b.Packets {
		errs := []string{}
		if err := d.invoke(p, exactMatch); err != nil {
			errs = append(errs, err.Error())
		}
		if len(errs) > 0 {
			return errors.New(strings.Join(errs, " and "))
		}
		return nil
	}
	return nil
}

// invoke invokes an OSC packet, which could be a message or a bundle of messages.
func (d Dispatcher) invoke(p Packet, exactMatch bool) error {
	switch x := p.(type) {
	case Message:
		return d.Invoke(x, exactMatch)
	case Bundle:
		return d.immediately(x, exactMatch)
	default:
		return errors.Errorf("unsupported type for dispatcher: %T", p)
	}
}

// Invoke invokes an OSC message.
func (d Dispatcher) Invoke(msg Message, exactMatch bool) error {
	for address, handler := range d {
		matched, err := msg.Match(address, exactMatch)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		if matched {
			return handler.Handle(msg)
		}
	}
	return nil
}


text:
Q: Triangulation of a Torus question on distinctness Consider the following wrong triangulation of the torus $\mathbb{T}^2$:

Now for example, the triangle $dbc$ occurs twice and I know that this should not happen. My question is now, why exactly should this not happen? I think it cannot be for the geometric realization of a simplicial complex $K$, that there are two identical triangles mapped to different locations in the space. Is that thinking correct?

A: By the definition of triangulation, you need a homeomorphism from a triangle to a geometric triangle, hence if your triangle is mapped into two distinct geometric triangles your map isn't a function and so neither a homeomorphism.

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Newfound will be hosting its next monthly strategy review session on Thursday, May 14th from 2:00- 2:30PM EDT.
We're fortunate enough to have a guest panelist joining us: Brett Hammond from MSCI. He will be discussing factor-based investing and MSCI's portfolio construction methodologies that underlie many of the ETFs Newfound utilizes. We'll also be discussing how tactical strategies can be incorporated into an existing portfolio framework.
Warren Buffet famously said to "never invest in a business you can't understand." The same advice should undoubtedly be applied to pooled investment vehicles. The advent and rapid growth of the ETF has made it easier than ever for investors to know what they own.
All of this information is extremely valuable when it comes to evaluating an investment, understanding where it should fit in a portfolio, and managing the risk of the position on an ongoing basis. And the amount of information provided is certainly better than what has typically been provided with mutual funds – where holdings level data is usually only provided quarterly.
But is it enough to truly know what you own?
With daily holdings transparency, ETF investors do literally know what they own. But is a list of securities with some high level characteristics adequate? We don't think so. We think that part of knowing what you own is having some sense of how the investment will behave in different economic environments. When we mention behavior of an investment, we mean both individual performance of that security (return, volatility, potential for loss, etc.) as well as performance relative to other exposures in a portfolio.
If we are considering holding both XLF and XLU (the Utilities Select SPDR® Fund), looking at holdings data shows no overlap. Obviously the lack of holdings overlap does not mean that XLF and XLU share no common risks. They both hold large-cap U.S. equities and so will have significant betas to the U.S. equity markets. Looking at the SPDR website, we can make some additional qualitative observations.
XLF's holdings have a weighted average market-cap of $118 billion compared to just $27 billion for XLU. With smaller stocks, we may reasonably conclude that XLU may be a bit more sensitive to the relative performance of small-cap vs. large-cap equities.
XLF's holdings have an average PE ratio of 15.8 compared to 17.1 for XLU. Lower PEs may indicate that XLF has more exposure to the relative performance of value vs. growth equities.
While these insights are crucial in portfolio construction, they are incomplete. XLU may have more small-cap exposure than XLF. But how much more? If small-caps outperform large-caps by 2% this year, what will the impact be on XLU performance relative to XLF?
It is also very difficult to evaluate the exposure an ETF may have to risk factors like commodities, interest rates, and credit spreads by examining holdings data.
To provide some more definitive color on the risks that sector investors take, we build a factor-based risk model using an approach similar to that described by Research Affiliates. Since we are focused on U.S. sector ETFs, we decided on 13 factors (detailed below).
We then ran a regression of the performance of each SPDR sector ETF on the 15 factors.
We see that while all nine sectors have consistent positive exposure to broad U.S. equities, certain sectors have large exposures to other risk factors. What may be surprising are the large betas (both positive and negative) to cash and short-term interest rates. For example, Materials has a beta of 1.4 to after-inflation cash returns and a beta of 1.0 to the U.S. equity market. This does not mean that Materials returns are more sensitive to cash than the broad equity market. Comparing betas across factors can be misleading because the volatilities of the factors are not equal. To get a better sense of what factors are actually most important in driving sector returns, we must normalize the betas.
Broad U.S. equity performance is the biggest driver of sector returns. Eight of the nine sectors have a beta to U.S. equities of 0.85 of more. The lone exception is energy, which unsurprisingly is driven roughly equally by U.S. equities and commodities.
The low volatility factor is the second biggest driver of sector returns after U.S. equities. Consumer Staples, Utilities, and Health Care – typically considered defensive sectors – have large positive exposures to the low volatility factor (i.e. they benefit when low volatility stocks outperform high volatility stocks). Financials, Materials, Energies, and Technology have large negative exposures to the low volatility factor (i.e. they benefit when high volatility stocks outperform low volatility stocks). Interestingly, the sector exposures to long-term interest rates are very similar with Consumer Staples, Utilities and Health Care being positively exposed (benefit when rates fall) and the other sectors being negatively exposed (benefit when rates rise). Part of this parallel may be due to a positive correlation between long-term interest rates the low volatility factor. However, there may also be a business cycle component.
The value factor is the third biggest driver of sector returns. Materials, Energy, Financials, and Utilities have tended to perform better when value stocks outperform growth stocks. Technology has tended to perform better when growth stocks outperform value stocks.
Consumer Discretionary has the most significant small-cap exposure, which is interesting because it is the fourth largest sector by market-capitalization.
Materials and Energy have significant exposure to the momentum factor.
Financials have a significant real estate exposure – not surprising since REITs are included in the sector. Energy has a significant negative exposure to real estate. Perhaps higher energy prices, which benefit Energy companies, also constrain household budgets and hurt spending on new and existing home purchases.
In our tactical sector strategies, we rotate around an equal sector weight portfolio. We can run the same type of factor analysis on an equal sector weight portfolio. The results are below.
We see that the equal sector weight portfolio has a beta to the broad U.S. equity market of around 0.95 with small, but positive, exposures to the four main equity factors that have been documented to outperform on a risk-adjusted basis.
In our commentary for the week of April 13th, we answered the question as to why we manage both sector-based and factor-based tactical equity strategies. While the two approaches have some key differences, we see above that our equal sector weight portfolio is actually a close cousin to a factor-based strategy portfolio.
By equal weighting our sector exposures, we get indirect exposure to the same rigorously studied equity factors that we are able to access directly in our U.S. Factor Defensive Equity strategy.
Note: The factors that considered are (1) after-inflation cash return (cash return minus inflation), (2) U.S. equities (S&P 500 minus cash), (3) small-cap (small-cap minus large-cap, (4) low volatility (low volatility minus high beta), (5) value (value minus growth), (6) momentum (high momentum minus S&P 500), (7) short interest rates (1-3 year Treasuries minus cash), (8) intermediate rates (7-10 year Treasuries minus 3-7 year Treasuries), (9 long rates (20+ year Treasuries minus 10-20 year Treasuries), (10) commodities (commodities minus cash), (11) investment grade credit spreads (investment grade bonds minus duration matched Treasuries), (12) high yield credit spreads (high yield bonds minus duration matched investment grade bonds, and (13) real estate (REITs minus large-cap).


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Fenway Park is Still a Lyric Little Bandbox of a Ballpark
By Arthur Levine on Jul. 01, 2013
It was great visiting Fenway Park a few days ago. It's always great visiting Fenway Park. And that's coming from someone who has sat in the shadows of the Green Monster countless times but has never personally witnessed the Red Sox win a game. Until a few days ago.
The Sox defeated the Colorado Rockies, 5 to 3, in a slightly damp outing. John Lackey looked especially great on the mound racking up 12 strikeouts. Closer Koji Uehara was also in fine form, making short work of the bottom of the Colorado lineup with some smoking fastballs. But it almost -- with the emphasis on "almost" -- doesn't matter.
Win or lose, Fenway is such an iconic and beloved baseball shrine, it's always a joy to visit. Its idiosyncratic green color, throwback lettering, intimate confines, and other unique characteristics beckon. Built in 1912, it comes by its nostalgia authentically. There is a palpable sense of history and authenticity about the place. Fenway Park was famously immortalized by the late author John Updike as a lyric little bandbox of a ballpark. (Ironically, the essay appeared in, of all places, the New Yorker magazine.)
It's such a sports cathedral, pilgrims visit it from all over the place. Like Jared, the friendly and chatty guy in line ahead of me at one of the food counters. (Sorry, I didn't get his last name.) Although he was from Denver, he wasn't there to see the Rockies. It's rare that the inter-league teams meet, but that was beside the point. Jared was there to see Fenway. As soon as he found out he was going to be in Boston to attend a bachelor party, he knew he had to carve out some time to visit the ballpark. "I always thought it was one of the best parks in the country," he told me as he scooped up his Fenway Frank. "But being here, I now know. It IS the best." Amen to that Jared.
Whether you are visiting our fair city or are a local, you owe it to yourself to see a game. If you really want to explore the lyric little bandbox, take a tour of Fenway Park. If you happen to see me there, don't panic. The curse of the Levine-o has finally been lifted.
Tags: Fenway Park, film, Red Sox
Arthur Levine
Arthur Levine, who has been living in and enjoying the Boston area his whole life, is the HUBa HUBa blogger. He particularly takes pleasure in sharing his adventures and finds with others. He has written about his Boston and Massachusetts journeys for Boston.com, the Boston Herald, the Cape Cod Times, the Providence Journal, and other publications.
Some of Arthur's favorite things to do around the city include checking out a new dining spot during Dine Out Boston, catching upcoming movies at the Boston Film Festival, going to Fenway Park (during the 2013 World Series championship year, he finally got to see the Red Sox win a game there), taking in a summer show at the Bank of America Pavilion or at the Hatch Shell, and listening in as native Bostonians jabber using their unique patois.


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A truck vs. truck crash left the side of a truck's trailer mangled on I-75 in Florida this morning.
The crash happened around 10 a.m. in Hernando County on I-75 near U.S. 98, according to Fox 13. In images of the crash released by the Florida Highway Patrol's Sgt. Steve Gaskins, you can see serious damage to both the tractor and the trailer of one of the trucks, with some of the truck's boxed cargo appearing to spill out.
No injuries have been reported. Significant traffic delays were reported in the area. Florida troopers are still working to determine the cause of the crash.


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