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Monday, June 1, 2009
My other life as a landscaper
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- linc campbell said...
Great job!
BTW, I have new cuttings of the passion flower I took this week. Should be ready to transplant in a couple of weeks. How many do you want?
- June 1, 2009 at 10:31 AM
- Mandi said...
I love that fountain! Everything looks great, and it makes me wish I had a yard.
- June 1, 2009 at 11:27 AM
- alleycat said...
You are so very skilled Ashley. Robin's courtyard looks like the perfect place to chill. Wish I had an ounce of your talent.
- June 1, 2009 at 4:09 PM
- Ashley said...
Thanks everyone! I'm glad to have a chance to share this as it is something I am really proud of.
- June 1, 2009 at 6:02 PM
- Marsi @ The Cottage Cheese said...
Wow - your yard is gorgeous! Your fountain is just amazing. I just discovered your blog via Down and Out Chic, and I'm so glad!
- June 5, 2009 at 7:49 AM
- Ashley said...
Thanks! I'm so glad you discovered my blog. I wish this was my yard. It is a friend's yard which we designed and put in. I'm working on mine but it won't ever look this great, probably!
- June 5, 2009 at 8:35 AM
- Unknown said...
Weee haw!
- June 10, 2009 at 4:41 PM


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- Adugodi Main Rd, AK Colony, Adugodi, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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- Legal Entity: Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions Private Ltd.
Job Description
· Work at the interface of crop modelling, remote sensing, data assimilation and agro-ecosystem modelling.
· Calibrating and using crop models with climate and economic modelers to assess impact of climate scenarios on crop production and food security for regions.
· Testing and comparing multiple crop models for their variability against observed response data on temperature, CO2, water availability, and management inputs.
· Improving code and relationships of crop models at process-level to give more accurate responses to climatic, management, and genetic factors.
· Developing methodologies for simulating climate impacts on agriculture for regions with low soil fertility, low inputs, and low water availability.
· Applying crop models to evaluate adaptations to minimize impacts and take advantage of climate change scenarios.
· Download and analyze remote sensing imagery and process daily weather data.
· Develop and use crop modelling and geo-spatial tools to understand and predict yield gaps.
· Visit farms for collection of data and come up with initiatives for crop quality improvements and Package of Practice Modifications.
· Keep updated on new methods for the processing of optical imagery relevant to Agri Domain.
· Masters/Ph.D degree in crop science, plant sciences or remote sensing.
· Knowledgeable in crop modelling (Preferably in Horticulture Crops, Oil‐bearing crops, Cereals, Pulses, Tubers and Fruits)
· Able to implement and write processing scripts in R or Python.
· Strong knowledge and work experience on different types of models like Static, Statistical, Mechanistic, Deterministic, Stochastic, Descriptive, Explanatory Dynamic Simulation models and apply them for crop modeling to analyze the outcomes.
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Is Tales of The Abyss as good as Symphonia?
on May 24th 2011, 12:52 pm
I think Symphonia was a truly fantastic rpg,but have heard Abyss (ps2) was even better
Is this true in your opinion
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More than meets the eye!
"Autobots roll out" Optimus Prime |D
I'm enjoying my new job in Tokyo!
A photo I took of Nintendo HQ when I visited Kyoto!
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I personally prefer Abyss over symphonia due to its awesome story,and much better battle system!
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Impediments to Financial Trade: Theory and Applications
Nicolae Gârleanu, Stavros Panageas, Jianfeng Yu
NBER Working Paper No. 22697
We propose a tractable model of an informationally inefficient market featuring non-revealing prices, no noise traders, and general assumptions on preferences and payoff distributions. We show the equivalence between our model and a substantially simpler model whereby investors face distortionary investment taxes depending both on their identity and the asset class. This equivalence allows us to account for such phenomena as under-diversification. We further employ the model to assess approaches to performance evaluation, and find that it provides a theoretical basis for some intuitive practices adopted by finance professionals, such as style analysis.
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Published: Nicolae Gârleanu & Stavros Panageas & Jianfeng Yu & Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, 2020. "Impediments to Financial Trade: Theory and Applications," The Review of Financial Studies, vol 33(6), pages 2697-2727.
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Despite this, the arrival of OFI also brings with it a sense of trepidation: Although he has turned Model 500 into the live techno experience he always dreamed of, Atkins hasn't released anything notable for over ten years. Thankfully, he shows flashes of his brilliance on "OFI." The intro features moody synths accompanying an android vocal—which includes a neat reference to "Alleys of Your Mind"—before one of Atkins's robust electro basslines kicks in. This time however, the bass is grainier and bleaker, and in places there's almost an industrial feel.
Admittedly, it's not "Clear" or "Alleys," but for a producer who has been out of the game for so long, it's a respectable comeback release, and is far superior to anything that Atkins's other Belleville colleagues, Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May are doing. The stripped back rhythm of Mad Mike's remix of "OFI" is powered by the same kind of heavy, doubled up 808s that prevailed on "No UFOs." Banks messes with the bass, weaving some of his distinctive jazzy nuances into its grainy texture. Finally, Atkins seeks to revisit the deep techno of Infiniti on "Huesca." Like this part of his back catalogue, a busy, intricate rhythm provides the shuffling basis for the track, and the dreamy, spacey chords are unlike anything you'll hear in contemporary techno, but unfortunately, these elements don't quite gel together. Despite this hiccup, the fact that Atkins has made a comeback and after 30 years still sounds relevant, are enough reasons to covet this "event."
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Houston Person has made more records than you. Exactly how many more, it's tough to say. But consider this: The soul-jazz innovator has been on this earth for 77 years, and he figures he's released at least that many albums under his own name.
A tenor saxophonist of serious renown, Person first gained recognition as a recording artist in the '60s on the Prestige label, home to jazz luminaries like John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk. At the time, he was making his living as a sideman for Johnny "Hammond" Smith, and it was through the influential organist that he met singer Etta Jones, a fellow South Carolinan with whom Person would spend some 35 years recording and touring.
Although most famously associated with Smith and Jones, Person's collaborations have been insanely prolific. "Somebody did a count, and I've recorded with about 75 vocalists," says the jazz veteran. "I enjoy working with a lot of different horn and piano players, too. I don't know what it is; I'm a chameleon, I guess."
Person came of age at a time when jazz currents were shifting, with gospel and R&B influences slipping into the sound of pioneering artists like Les McCann, Gene Ammons and Cannonball Adderley. Meanwhile, record companies and critics were moving away from the term "hard bop" in favor of "soul jazz," a transition that was as much about marketing as the music itself. After all, wasn't soul music really just a more contemporary-sounding name for R&B?
"Right, and before that it was called 'race music,'" says Person with a laugh. "There's always labels, but I leave that to the writers. You know, somebody comes up with a name for it, and they see what sticks. Musicians just play music."
As a kid, Person was more interested in sports than his piano lessons, but that would change soon enough. "My parents gave me a saxophone for Christmas when I was 14 or 15," he recalls. "And that was the start of my addiction to the tenor saxophone."
After studying music at South Carolina State College and Connecticut's Hartt College of Music, he joined the U.S. Air Force Band and was stationed in Germany, where he would play the occasional club gig with Army band members Cedar Walton and Eddie Harris.
The sax addiction carried over to civilian life, with the musician typically recording two or three albums a year. "I'm still working at the same pace now," says Person, who'll be returning to the studio for sessions with four different vocalists next month.
Listen to Person's recordings, whether it's 1966's Underground Soul or 2005's Ron Carter collaboration Just Between Friends, and you'll hear a big melodic sound that never loses its warmth. He's also a producer, one who draws upon his four-decade association with Rudy Van Gelder.
Just don't ask him about the techniques behind the secretive engineer's legendary sound. "I can't tell you any of that," he exclaims, laughing. "I can't cut off my source, I wouldn't dare!"
But Person will tell you one secret of his own success — handling the details of his career from Day 1.
"I don't want to put my career and destiny in somebody else's hands," he says. "If I make a bad record, it's my fault. If I get a certain job, or don't get a certain job, I'm in charge of it. And it's worked well."


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This has been a journey to self-acceptance; physically, mentally and spiritually. ANYONE who has any type of issues with food should do this program. You can do 100 bootcamps and makeovers and get fantastic results, but those issues do not get dropped with the weight. They are going to be there until you take positive action to deal with them. Beth provides a safe environment to become vulnerable to looking inward for those actions. Beth allows herself to be vulnerable with the group, which is so brave, and is a testament to how she really lives what she preaches!
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I was excited to hear about Mastermind because I really wanted to continue this self-investigation. I really got a lot out of the group experience in SBS. It's one of those things that I really didn't even think about, or have an expectation about. I knew that if Mastermind was happening, I wanted to sign up. Now, I definitely feel that I am moving toward a life that is aligned with what I am looking for. I took steps with writing I had been waiting years to take. I freed some portion of myself by allowing myself to become more vulnerable. I did not expect the release that came with that. The ripple effect of self-understanding and discovery is that even when you think you are only working on one aspect of your life, you actually start to see improvements in other areas of your life as well. I think it comes from changing your mindset: How we do anything is how we do everything! Who knew? That shit is real! Where SBS provides the beginning steps to recognizing our thoughts and behaviors, Mastermind guides you through a much deeper journey to self-understanding. If you are willing to commit to yourself for these ten weeks, you are going to come out on the other side with a new set of tools you can use to improve all aspects of your life.


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How much pain can a human heart take?
Peter Tighe — Facilities Manager, Andie McDowell enthusiast, brother from a mother that is not my own — leaves Screen Scene today after nine wonderful years of exemplary service.
Often hailed as more attractive and physically imposing version of Michael Keaton, Peter is the first name to spring to mind whenever I hear the term consummate professional spoken aloud.
Blessed with a level headed disposition that always puts a soul at ease (even while commanding a room with his understated, yet undeniably masculine presence), I honestly can not recall a single time I have seen Peter's shirt untucked.
A veteran of the post production industry, his perfectly proportioned head has worn many hats throughout the years. Cutting a swathe through the ranks as he grew from Runner to Tape Op, graduating to Online Editor, then metamorphosing into a well groomed Post Production Producer, before finally ascending to the lofty heights of Screen Scene facilities manager / head of drama and features — his mind is a sweet tasting fountain of knowledge from which many of us have gratefully drank.
Always quick to come to a co-workers aid with a kind word and a seemingly endless supply of chewing gum, we'll all miss his rich mellifluous voice treacling into our ear canals like thick, aural honey; those dulcet tones an ever calming life jacket to cling to in the tumultuous sea of this professional life.
A diplomatic problem solver and people person, with Microsoft Excel talents that border on supernatural, it's hard to list the vast number of company defining projects that were churned out under his glistening, watchful eye. Season one of Game of Thrones, The Guard, that one film that was set in that room that went on to be nominated for a load of Oscars, are merely the tip of the iceberg when it comes to this guys filmography.
I'm not ashamed to admit that, while writing this article, I spent a late night at the office nostalgically rooting through the belongings on and in Peter's desk. Clutching his shinny shoehorn to my breast while eyeing the very mysterious "coffee frother" that takes pride of place in his pen holder, I whispered the word "friend" to myself over and over, until the contents of this very article materialized on the screen before me.
I read the words back and wept with sadness, overcome not only by my own talent, but by the incredible sense of loss I felt at the thought of Peters imminent departure.
And while the departure of a dear friend is always a cold drink to swallow, in this particular circumstance, I feel it can also serve as warm reminder that like Peter, we must all have the courage follow our dreams.
Best of luck to you in your new endeavour and in everything you do from here on out, Peter, you sweet, sweet smelling man.
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Indaco and the illusionists of Dance
Indaco is a performance directed by Cristiano Fagioli and Gianluca Magnoni, with unreleased compositions by the Masters Virginio Zoccatelli and Diego Todesco and choreographies by Cristiano Fagioli.
This performance combines ballet, technique and major innovations thanks to special effect videos cast on original backcloth, light effects and direction solutions which are highly technological and particularly devised for the dance code.
The dancers interchange on the stage, appearing and disappearing, magically multiplying due to the lights and projections which will bewitch the audience. The spectators will be carried away to rarefied atmosphere of magic optic illusions.
The artistic direction is particularly interested in the following topics: respect for the environment and the relationship between man and nature. The latter is at the same time mother and rival, in an existential dimension, suffered and unlimited.


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If you were able to make it out to Jack Daniel's pop-up shop in Los Angeles during NBA All-Star Weekend, you probably already saw these.
But, if not, Jack Daniel's tapped Shoe Surgeon to create a limited number of custom Nike Air Force 1's inspired by the iconic brand's Tennessee Honey whiskey.
Over the course of two days, Jack Daniel's raffled off pairs to 14 lucky fans.
This week, five pairs will be up for auction on EBAY, with all money raised benefiting Operation Ride Home, helping to bring military families together for the holidays.
The Shoe Surgeon crafted 67 pairs of the custom Air Force 1 sneakers, paying careful attention to each element.
The sneaker boasts black Horween leather uppers, alongside vachetta tan leather accents, gold metal eyelets and leather lace with gold metal aglet… In honor of Tennessee Honey.
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When it comes to weight distribution, mine loves to settle around my mid-section. To top it all off, after eating a particularly rich or filling meal, my stomach can swell up so much that unless I walk around sucking in for dear life, I could look as though I am a few months into a pregnancy. I even have to undo the top button of my jeans on an all-too-regular basis. Does this struggle sound familiar? That's because this is such a common problem that women have started showing off their 'food babies' on Twitter. Solidarity at its finest!
'Baby' on Board
The experience of heavy bloating after eating, or developing 'food babies', is something that most people don't talk about, especially not on the over-critical internet – a place where women are still being encouraged to adhere to restrictive diets. One London-based influencer however, started an online conversation about this phenomenon after posting a picture on Twitter of her bloated belly.
i can't be the only one that gets extremely bloated and starts imagining myself being pregnant?? pic.twitter.com/UzBIdYn8vs
— girl (@itsjustfatimah) January 19, 2019
She then encouraged other people to follow suit, which they did.
nah you ain't alone sis pic.twitter.com/JvC673uqxC
— M A R Y A M (@maryamaaomar_) January 20, 2019
I've been waiting for this moment LOLLLL pic.twitter.com/JwdV9SjYy2
— valerie (@valeriesolorios) January 20, 2019
me and my bestfriend lmfaooooooo pic.twitter.com/jgPJewH9ct
— loveableshorty2.0 (@loveableshorty1) January 20, 2019
Bloated, not pregnant ??? pic.twitter.com/YPRPkwo84D
— SisiYėmmié.com ? (@Sisi_Yemmie) January 20, 2019
The people following this hilarious – and relatable – thread were glad that others were sharing their food babies on the internet as this should go a long way in normalising this bodily function.
i love the replies!! i'm so glad bloating is normalised, fuck anyone that said my bloating wasn't normal lmao it very much is
— girl (@itsjustfatimah) January 21, 2019
In light of this social media trend, we'll just be over here finding the best lighting angle for our bumps. We are not ashamed.
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4 Things Every Maternity Photographer Needs to Know
Your client has a lot of options when it comes to finding a maternity photographer, so why is she coming to you? Because in that one-hour maternity session photo shoot, you're taking pictures that will stand the test of time and be passed on to her little ones. Pregnancy photography sessions are the start of a new visual history, and your client will cherish the photos and share them for generations to come. They become part of her family's legacy, and your job is to capture this precious window of time to the best of your ability. In other words, you have to bring it!
Anyone can point and shoot a camera, but maternity photography is a unique job and differs from family photography. Your client's body is growing and changing and she's probably extremely uncomfortable, yet you're expected to deliver glorious photos that make her look back on this precious time with happiness and joy. It's a huge responsibility, so before you start snapping pictures, familiarize yourself with the foundations of being a maternity photographer and completing a successful maternity photography session!
To learn more, check out my CreativeLive workshop, The Art of Pregnancy & Newborn Photography.
Know the basic body types for an optimal portrait session.
Not every woman is going to arrive at your studio and want to take her clothes off. Pictures of bare bumps are beautiful, but remember that every woman is shaped differently, and some mothers-to-be are more comfortable with nudity than others. If you can familiarize yourself with the basic female shapes, you'll better understand how to photograph your client in a flattering position that best shows off the life they're forming in their belly.
Know posing techniques.
Invest time in learning how to pose a pregnant woman's body. Your clients aren't professional models, and they won't naturally know how to contour their bodies to highlight their best features — not to mention their baby bumps! Hold practice photo sessions with your pregnant friends or professional models, and you'll end up with a handful of go-to poses on the docket that you can use on your clients. I also get posing inspiration from catalogs and magazines that feature non-pregnant women. Just imagine they're rocking a baby bump and recreate the look in your studio!
Know how to dress your client for beautiful maternity shots.
Some women want to pose with an exposed bare belly, some women want to pose in a maternity gown, and some women want to wear a giant cable knit sweater. Everyone's different, but a great sartorial starting point is what's already in your client's closet. I usually ask my clients to bring in some of their own clothing (in neutral colors), and I bring some of mine. This way, they're wearing at least one piece they're already comfortable in, but can still experiment with fabrics and silhouettes that I know flatter the pregnant body.
Know how give direction to capture special moments.
Don't fall into the trap of being shy or passive during the maternity shoot. You have a job to do, and the best way to get that job done efficiently is with great direction! I use the first fifteen minutes of my session to get to know my client, connect with them, and make them comfortable in the studio. This will help get the maternity photo shoot off on the right foot. Once we get the ball rolling, I walk them through each pose (often posing alongside them), chit-chat about their pregnancy, and compliment them as much as possible to put them at ease. Most women don't feel their best at nine months' pregnant, and if you can build up your client's confidence she'll deliver better poses and you'll deliver better pictures!
Tune in now for Pregnancy and Newborn Photography with Ana Brandt and learn how to create unforgettable newborn and maternity images.
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Incentivizing your team members is not just restricted to monetary and target-oriented themes. Creating a positive atmosphere in a workplace also requires interpersonal harmony and a happy team is a productive team. Team building activities are a great way to integrate employees and help people from different backgrounds and departments get to know each other.
What are Team Building Activities?
A good office environment hinges on how well the members of a workplace communicate with each other. Team building activities is a loose term used for activities that put colleagues out of the usual work scenario and help them build good social dynamics with each other. When your team members are friends and enjoy hanging out with each other, you can reap the benefits of a happy workplace and increased drive. Certain team building exercises help new members blend into the rest of the team and icebreakers are a great way to get everyone introduced to each other. With the typical Indian office a microcosm of ethnic and cultural diversity, team building has become a very important part of managing the workplace.
Why are team building activities necessary?
Team building activities create the foundation for networking and exchange of ideas. As colleagues get to know each other better and find common interests while building friendships, overall team morale also improves. Corporate team building games are designed strategically to enhance healthy competition amongst peers. Office life can have its stressful phases and monotony, and fun activities at work help in alleviating symptoms of boredom and disillusionment. Besides being a day of entertainment and recreation, a corporate outing can do wonders in getting reclusive employees to open up and it also emboldens leadership qualities in those with good potential.
What is the outcome we can expect?
Office team building games have many long-term benefits. Besides providing new experiences and plenty of photo-ops for team members, team building activities foster a space for innovation and collaboration that spills over into the office. Good communication is the starting point of a successful business model and team building activities encourage this most crucial component. By encouraging good social dynamics in the team through team building exercises, loyalty also gets a boost.
Where can we go for outdoor activities in Karnataka?
Outdoor activities are the best way to create a memorable event for your team. You do not have to go too far from the city for a wholesome activity-filled experience. There are many resorts in Bangalore for team outing. From specific corporate games to nature activities like hiking and rock climbing there are conveniently located establishments that can accommodate an entire squad of colleagues. One can arrange a one day outing in Bangalore in the cool climes of Nandi Hills. Other options include the foothills and wilderness areas in the foothills of the Nilgiris. Kayaking and jungle safaris are some of the activities a team can enjoy in eco-friendly Kabini river resorts.


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Our family is lucky to have so many birthdays in December! I get to take today to wish another one of my all time favorite people a Happy Birthday!
I want to wish a Happy Happy Birthday to JIM.
I love you so much - you don't even know. I hope you have a WONDERFUL birthday.
You are one of the best people I have ever had the pleasure to know and I'm proud to call you "mine"!
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So today we'll make it easy on everyone. If you're not already subscribed to my email newsletter, now's your chance.
I'll be randomly selecting seven subscribers to receive a birthday-themed surprise!
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You have until 11:59PM Pacific today! The winners of each of the daily contests will be announced on Sunday, February 8th.


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Hi everyone,
Our fundraising campaign for GameBlast16 has now raised over £500!
And that means more forfeits!
For reaching £300, our lead designer will sing a song.
For reaching £350, our level designer, Scott, will sing too.
For reaching £400, Scott will get a pie in the face!
For reaching £450, Scott will get a makeover!
For reaching £500, we will perform a dance!
Any song requests for the singing parts?
If you would like to help us raise even more for SpecialEffect, please follow the link below:
Remember, we will start the livestream at 10AM on Feb 27th and will be playing games from various franchises.
We will be publishing a programme of all the games we will stream and at what times later this week so that you know what's happening and when.
If you would like to watch the stream, please follow this link to our Twitch channel:
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My friend Pamela shenked my ass.
It's another blog chain thing. this time I'm supposed to post 11 top secret things about my self, which I'm not sure I can do as I already wrote a whole post and spilled out all my guts but I'll give it a shot. Then I'm supposed to answer 11 questions that Pam compliled, then I'm supposed to come up with 11 questions for 11 other bloggers to answer. 'Cept I'm not doing it that way….cuz I don't wanna!
Let's start with Pam's queries:
1. What is your astrological sign? Cancer
2. What state do you live in? Would you rather live in a different state? South Dakota, aka South Dizzle. And no, I don't want to live anywhere else, love it here!
3. What is YOUR favorite automobile? 1964 1/2 Mustang. Period.
4. What would you do if your blog became VERY popular? SCREAM. And then quit my job because in my head, popular blog = wildly financially successful blog = a book deal = NY Times bestseller = move-the-hell-over-ms-evanovich-here-I-come….
5. What's the first thing you notice when you meet someone? Their smile, more specifically their teeth. Probably 'cuz mine are crooked and I'm self conscientious about it.
6. Do you think Americans are over-medicated now-a-days? My motto is "bring on the drugs", I'm not a fan of suffering when I can prevent it.
7. What was the best piece of advice you ever received? Never drink vanilla straight out of the bottle.
8. What is your dream job? In MY dream there is NO job.
9. Who is your favorite actor/actress? Diane Keaton
10. What is your favorite movie? It's A Wonderful Life. Shut up!
11. What type of books do you like to read? Anything but self-help books or Harlequin type romances.
Hmmmm….11 personal things about myself….seems a bit redundant as I just answered 11 highly personal questions on that very subject but in the spirit of being a good sport I'll do it. You'll know I got nuthin' left when they start getting really stupid, like telling my favorite KoolAid flavor….
1. I was born with a mole aka beauty mark on my upper lip. When I was 7 my Mom decided to have it removed as she was afraid it would get freakishly big and witch-like with hairs sprouting from it. It came back and brought 5 of it's friends, giving me a little circle of moles on my lip. All of them hairless, Thanks Mom.
2. I'm a coffee snob. I prefer freshly ground beans and brewed in a french press with half and half, no sugar. Powdered creamer is the work of Satan. *shudder* In a perfect world it would be served to me whilst sitting in a charming little piazza in Sicily…I still mourn the death of my beloved espresso machine.
3. Speaking of Beloved, I met the Hubs over the phone. And I'm 12 years older than him…
4. I like kittens, but not so much cats.
5. I once spent an entire afternoon with cow manure drying on my face. On purpose.
6. I'm not afraid of heights, I'm afraid of falling from high places. There's a difference…
7. I flew an airplane when I was 4.
8. I watched an airplane crash in my field when I was 10.
9. My Dad was a professional pilot.
10. I can tell you the history of almost every antique canning jar known to exist, as long as you give me time to look it up in one of the reference books my Mom wrote.
11. Green. I like the green KoolAid. Green is also my favorite popsicle flavor.
And now 11 questions for y'all to answer, as all the bloggers I would tag in this chain have already been tagged. Copy/Paste them and your answers in a comment…
Mwah. Ha. Ha….
- 1. What is your favorite KoolAid flavor and why?
- 2. Have you ever had a fart escape against your will in public? How do you handle it?
- 3. Which of the 4 Stooges do you most closely resemble?
- 4. Boob Jobs…For or Against?
- 5. Dogs or Cats?
- 6. What quality must anyone trying to be your BFF possess?
- 7. What's your favorite thing about me? (Lie if you have to dammit, I need an ego boost)
- 8. Name the most random place you've…ya know…..kanoodled.
- 9. You've dialed the wrong number. Do you hang up, or apologize?
- 10. Mushrooms. Yum or Yuck?
- 11. If money were no object, where would you go to vacation?


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For the past year we've been trying without success to get our upstairs' neighbours to do something about a leaking pipe. All Friday it had dripped down. like a Chinese torture. and tempers had got frayed.
Eventually assurances were given that the pipe would be repaired, making redundant the basin under the sink which had been gathering the drips. Now we could sleep easy in our warm and dry beds. And have pipe-dreams. no doubt. Fat chance. The drip was steady and getting steadier. There was nothing for it but to confront Mr Hong. despite the fact that he had not got to bed until the early hours when the takeaway shut.
He was most apologetic. At least I think he was. I stuck to body language and reminded him ofthe old Chinese proverb: 'When a cup is full it overfloweth.' He said he'd see what he could do.
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forsaking the dubious pleasures of gardening in favour of living with people above. below and around me. At first I used to share. most notably in London with six expat Scots who couldn't look at a lager ad without putting on their coats. That was in Clapham and I came as near then as I ever have to suffering from malnutrition. There being one of us for each day of the week it was decreed that we should take it in turn to buy and cook a meal for the rest. Memory plays fine tricks but I recall the sum 0f£1 being allocated for food. basics like potatoes. salt and canned provisions having been purchased en route to the pub on Saturday lunchtime. That one of the chaps was a vegetarian did not faze the cook ofthe day. He ate a lot of chips. beans and fried eggs and perforce had his own room.
There wasn't a moment's peace but the parties were good and frequently riotous. Once there was a water fight and my entire wardrobe, two Burton's suits. a pair of King's Road flares. five shirts with Simon Dee collars, a brown corduroy jacket and a purple pullover. was drenched. Later rowdy guests poured bucketfuls of water through the letter-box ofthe flat above us, occupied by straight-talking Australian nurses.
After Saturday morning I know how they must have felt. Eventually I moved south to Balham where it wasn't mandatory to like reggae, but it made life easier if you did. I couldn't stand it. I shared with two girls who put up with me frying liver and onions as long as I cleared out any sparrows killed by the cat. I had the feeling I wouldn't stay long and
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I Lileboat Lunch and Sale Wednesday9 March. 11.30am—2pm. in St Cuthbert's Church Hall. King's Stables Road. Edinburgh (West End).
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lived out of a suitcase for six months.
My only furniture was a bed. a small bookcase and a round bedside table which I bought on a whim in Tooting before I thought of a way of getting it home. it being just too big to get on a Tube. bus or taxi. It was a long way to go with a table on your head and by the looks I got you'd have thought I was carrying a pitcher ofwater from a well in the Holy Land. It's just not true that you can wear anything and get away with it in London.
When I decided to pack up my brother came to stay for a week and immediately noticed my uncurtained windows and how the flat opposite overlooked mine. At a certain time of night expectant female faces gazed across Balham High Street. beaming grins as big as bananas. Even at this remove the sight ofa chimpanzee munching on one is all it takes to bring a flush of embarrassment to my cheeks.
But ifI ever go back to London I'll do what I did last week and stay on a houseboat. For most ofthe night. until the tide came in and put us on an even keel. I slept with a foot wedged between the bed and the side ofthe boat, to stop me rolling on to the floor. In the morning I asked the skipper how he could suffer such nocturnal discomfort. 'Oh. you get used to it', he said. 'Anyway. we've got a water-bed.'
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HENTY, George Alfred, At the Point of the Bayonet, Blackie and Son, London 1902 1st edition, 8vo. No Surrender, Blackie and Son, London,1900 1st edition, 8vo, Won by the Sword, Blackie and Son, London 1900, 1st Edition and A Jacobite Exile, Blackie in Son, London 1894 1st edition, 8vo. All in original publisher's cloth with all plates present. [4].
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Both Intel – with the oddly named Moblin – and Google (with Chrome OS) look at launching operating systems for the PC. They are both based on linux of course.
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Their signature is all about poultry! Nah….. Not ordinary poultry like chicken lahhh, they served Quail and Spring Chicken 😻 Eassyy booyy, chicken and duck were also available tho !
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60% of Gaza Victims of Israel Strikes Were Women, Children or Elderly, Study Finds
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- Published on Wednesday, 25 February 2015 22:56
- Written by JTA
The Jewish Daily Forward, February 14, 2015
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An Associated Press investigation into Israeli airstrikes on Gaza homes during last summer's war against Hamas concluded that 508 people, or over 60 percent of the casualties, were children, women and older men.
The report, which the Associated Press called "the most painstaking attempt to date to try to determine who was killed in strikes on homes," was compiled by investigating 247 Israeli airstrikes and interviewing witnesses.
[...] The AP report concluded that 96 of those killed in airstrikes, or 11 percent of the total casualties, were "confirmed or suspected militants." The Associated Press acknowledged that its numbers could be wrong since Hamas has not released a detailed casualty list.
from http://forward.com/articles/214768/-of-gaza-victims-of-israel-strikes-were-women-c/#ixzz3S1RndWv7


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spectral power (SP), SP interhemispheric asymmetry, inter-regional coherence within delta, theta, alpha, beta and gamma bands and stimulus-induced EEG alpha oscillatory response were analyzed. A numerical minority group (4 subjects) within children with autism exhibited extremely high spectral power within theta or alpha frequency bands. As excessive EEG theta is typical for such genetic disorder as Rett and 'fragile X' syndromes; autistic subjects with the "excessive theta endophenotype" may comprise genetically distinct sub-group of autism. The common features of ongoing EEG in BWA of Moscow and Gothenburg samples were the abnormal excess of high frequency activity (beta and gamma) and atypical hemispheric asymmetry of slower (delta, theta and alpha) EEG oscillations. The increased amount of fast brain oscillations in EEG of BWA correlated with the degree of developmental delay and may reflect abnormally high excitation/inhibition ratio of cortical networks in the autistic brain. During visual attention condition typical leftward asymmetry of central sensorimotor rhythm (mu rhythm) was absent in autism. At the same time, BWA demonstrated atypical leftward broadband SP EEG asymmetry over mid-temporal regions. This atypical asymmetry was associated with reduced theta coherence between mid-temporal region of the right hemisphere and frontal regions. During presentation of novel visual stimuli BWA demonstrated right hemispheric reduction of pre-stimulus alpha power and of stimulus-related alpha blocking response. The findings point to a decreased capacity of the right hemispheric neural circuits to generate EEG rhythms and may indicate altered regional specialization as well as altered information processing in autism. The concurrent lack of normal leftward asymmetry of mu rhythm suggests that abnormalities in EEG lateralization in autism are regionally/functionally specific. These findings support previous imaging and behavioral data highlighting the aberrant brain lateralization in autism spectrum disorders.
doi:10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2008.05.556 Anomalies of information processing in schizophrenia in convergence with clinical, molecular–genetic and immunological data I.S. Lebedeva, V.E. Golimbet, T.P. Klushnik, V.G. Kaleda, L.I. Abramova, A.N. Barkhatova National Mental Health Research Centre, Laboratory of neurophysiology, Moscow, Russia The event-related potentials (ERP) in selective attention paradigm are often used as an informative tool for the assessment of information processing anomalies in patients with schizophrenia. In this study, the ERP analysis (auditory oddball paradigm: 60 dB, 80% non-targets (1000 Hz), 20% targets (2000 Hz) tones) was combined with the multidiscipline studies in order to discriminate the processes which are the closest to the pathogenesis of schizophrenia. Examination was done in the groups of 140 patients with schizophrenia including 44 first-episode patients, 120 unaffected first-degree relatives, 80 mentally healthy subjects without family loading by mental diseases. The characteristics of all ERP waves were analyzed in respect to the illness progression (endophenotypes — first episode — illness duration more than 3 years since manifestation). Also, the clinical (PANSS scores), immunological (activity of leukocyte elastase, the level of autoantibodies to nerve growth factor) and molecular–genetic (Val158Met polymorphism of catechol-Omethyltransferase (COMT) gene, Val66Met polymorphism of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) gene, 5-HTTLPR serotonin transporter gene polymorphism) data were taken in consideration. Main findings comprised the significant reduction of P300 and N100 to non-targets in the unaffected parents of patients with schizophrenia, marked P300 reduction and prolongation and less pronounced deviations of N100 to non-targets and targets and N200 in the first-episode patients as compared to controls. The significant correlations between P300 amplitude increase and decrease of PANSS summarized positive scores, between P300 amplitude reduction and high activity of leukocyte elastase, between the reduction of N100s to targets and non-targets and high level of autoantibodies to nerve growth factor were found. In patients, the subjects with 5-HTTLPR ss genotype had higher amplitudes of N100 to non-targets. The data assume two domains in which the pathological processes are developing in schizophrenia. The first is connected with the ability of neuronal substrate to support the processing of prolonged and/or often repeated stimuli, it is associated mostly with the functional or/and
morphological state of the temporal cortex The other domain comprises the processes of updating of currently stored information.
doi:10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2008.05.576 Atypical connectivity in autistic spectrum disorders G. Rippon Aston University, Birmingham, United Kingdom Autism is a developmental disorder that is currently defined in terms of a triad of impairments in social interaction, communication, and behavioural flexibility. Psychological models have focussed on deficits in high level social and cognitive processes, such as 'weak central coherence' and deficits in 'theory of mind'. Converging evidence from different fields of neuroscience research indicates that the underlying neural dysfunction is associated with atypical patterns of cortical connectivity (Rippon et al., 2007). This arises very early in development and results in sensory, perceptual and cognitive deficits at a much earlier and more fundamental level than previously suggested, but with cascading effects on higher level psychological and social processes. Earlier research in this sphere has focussed mainly on patterns of underconnectivity in distributed cortical networks underpinning process such as language and executive function. (Just et al., 2007). Such research mainly utilises imaging techniques with high spatial resolution. This paper focuses on evidence associated with local over-connectivity, evident in more low level and transitory processes and hence more easily measurable with techniques with high temporal resolution, such as MEG and EEG. Results are described which provide evidence of such local over-connectivity, characterised by atypical results in the gamma frequency range (Brown et al., 2005) together with discussions about the future directions of such research and its implications for remediation.
doi:10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2008.05.577 SYMPOSIUM 43: New Perspectives on ADHD: Evaluation and Treatment Symposium Chair: Giuseppe Chiarenza (Italy); Co-Chair: E. Roy John (USA) EEG power and coherence in AD/HD and its common comorbidities R.J. Barry, A.R. Clarke, L.M. Mason University of Wollongong, Brain & Behaviour Research Institute and School of Psychology, Wollongong, Australia Data on EEG activity in the traditional delta, theta, alpha and beta bands through childhood, with some extensions into adolescence and adults, will be presented. Both eyes-closed and eyes-open data will be illustrated. Reflections on these indices of normal development can provide a framework for the recognition and understanding of EEG anomalies in AD/HD, and its DSM-IV subtypes, throughout the lifespan. Additional effects in the EEG of children with AD/HD comorbid with reading disabilities, conduct disorders, or anxiety/ depression, will also be illustrated. Our recent work has identified EEG effects that are distinct in the various comorbid presentations of AD/HD, and differ from those in the separate disorders. That is, the comorbid groups have EEG profiles, involving both global and focal EEG effects, which indicate anomalies similar to those apparent in the separate disorders but with different degrees of aberrance (both less and more aberrant), as well as anomalies different from those in the separate disorders. These findings are interpreted as indicating that comorbidity differs from the simple addition of the anomalies from the separate disorders. These data will be discussed in relation to the new perspectives they offer on the evaluation and treatment of children, adolescents, and adults with AD/HD, with and without a range of comorbid disabilities.
doi:10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2008.05.578 Neuropsychological profiles of children with ADHD G. Chiarenza, P. Olgiati, M.G. Lo Torto, L. Montaldi, E. Tomassini Child and Adolescent Neuropsychiatry Department, Azienda "G. Salvini" Garbagnate Milanese, Rho Hospital, Rho, Milan, Italy
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"On the eve of World Fisheries Day, twenty groups, eminent scientists and a member of National Board of Wildlife and National Tiger Conservation Authority have sent a letter to the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests and its expert appraisal committee on river valley and hydropower projects to take urgent steps for protection of inland water fisheries and millions dependent on them. The letter highlights how several species have been wiped out already and others are nearing extinction due to dams."
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Daily Archives: November 9, 2011
Bachmann Calls GOP Opponents "Socialists"
Congresswoman Michele Bachmann tried to re-energize her failing presidential campaign by accusing her Republican opponents of being "frugal socialists". Bachmann claimed President Obama and her Republican rivals support "socialized medicine … because they share the same core political philosophy about the purpose of government."
"I mean look at the color the Republican party has adopted to symbolize its ideals: red – the color of socialism! You won't catch me dead in red!"
An aide then whispered in Bachmann's ear and she added: "That's why I'm wearing this nice salmon-colored jacket today!"


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Home | Artists | Locations | Contact
All events take place in the Rotary Bandshell at Riverside Park unless otherwise noted.
Friday Oct 12:
Curator's Tour
7:00 pm
Starting at the Kamloops Art Gallery @ 465 Victoria Street, Curator Charo Neville will lead a public walking tour of all the Luminocity projects, following the map and ending at the Rotary Bandshell for an evening of performance and refreshments starting at 9:00 pm. Bring comfortable walking shoes and water.
Rónan McGrath – sound, visual, creative direction
Jennifer Winters – vocal
Raeli Wolfram – stage performance
Rotary Bandshell // 9:00 pm
A sound and performance installation exploring the emotional fabric of coping with place and time. Juxtaposing body and voice with synthetic soundscapes and treatments, Medium/Fugue is an ardent physical expression of human temporality extrapolated from the entangled works of Emma Hauck, Karlheinz Stockhausen and the Brothers Quay.
Saturday October 13:
BrewLoops & Factotum Present an evening of beer and music
Douse (New Westminister)
Jared Jackel's Bad Vibrations (Penticton)
At Mission Dolores (Kamloops)
Door 8:00 pm // Music 8:30 pm
Sunday October 14:
Office of Surrealist Investigations
Collaborative Corpse, 2018
Live projected drawing
135 Victoria Street // 8:00 pm
Collaborative Corpse is a series of projected exquisite corpse drawings on the windows of the Office of Surrealist Investigations. Office of Surrealist Investigations is a collaborative art studio taking the form of a film noir private investigator's office within which participants are invited to collaborate in Surrealist activities. For this project, multiple participants will work simultaneously to create drawings inspired by the surrealist drawing game of Exquisite Corpse.
The Office of Surrealist Investigations will host a public drawing night where visitors can contribute to live projected drawings. The drawings will be projected windows each evening throughout the week of Luminocity.
Tuesday October 16:
TRU Shorts (video screenings by Thompson Rivers University students)
8:00 pm
Wednesday October 17:
Artist as a Digital Archivist
Curated by Julija Rukanskaitė and Emily Dundas Oke
8:00 pm
Artist as a Digital Archivist is an international curatorial project that explores how narratives are constructed based on the model of digital archiving, questioning the potential of archives as an act of memory making in relation to the wider social outcome they imply. Initiated as an open call for video works that address themes ranging from time and memory to the politics of public narratives, it has become a collage in which the non-continuity, open-endedness and grounding in previous artistic and non-artistic practices make up the project itself.
Thursday October 18:
Dark Duel
Costumed art-making contest
8:00 pm
The KAG's fifth annual blindfolded face-off—this time in the dark! Inspired by Luminocity, this year's duel challenges contestants to create their objects using glow sticks, LED lights and modeling clay in under 60 seconds, while blindfolded. Participants will be judged on their costumes, performances and their completed sculpture. The winner will be awarded an exhibition on our Open Gallery in January 2019. Not interested in participating? Join the Dark Duel Peanut Gallery! Heckle contestants as they fumble through their tasks, cheer for your friends and dance to the live DJ set. Dark Duel has space for 8 competitors. Register early to ensure your place in the competition. Visit the Gallery or call 250-377-2400.
Friday October 19:
Origami and More Music for Sponges
Martin Marier and Émilie Payeur
8:00 pm
The sponge is a digital musical instrument that looks like a cushion. The sensors in it detect when it is twisted, bent or tapped, and allow the performers to intuitively play with a fancy synthesizer. Origami is a partially improvised work about folding, unfolding and fold-over. It was composed by Montreal artists Martin Marier and Myriam Bleau during improvisation sessions in 2013, slowly fixing a structure while exploring the possibilities of the instrument. Marier will perform Origami with special guest, Émilie Payeur, for Kamloops audiences.
Saturday October 20:
Factotum Presents an evening of beer and music
Door 8:00 pm // Music 8:30 pm
The Prettys (Vancouver)
Did You Die (Victoria)
Groceries (Victoria)


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Soviet Ural Mountains 1972 № 9
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Availability of videosources
Needs clarification of possibility of digitizing in HD.
AnnotationKindergarten, was Sverdlovsk (Movie) Hero of Labor, Mr. Sverdlovsk Milkmaids, Sverdlovsk region The main task of the Perm region, Tchaikovsky Traffic policeman, city Chelyabinsk Female crew, city Tyumen Tanya Shulakova - an artist who was Izhevsk Flowers, the Sverdlovsk (Movie) House of joy, city Sverdlovsk Caring Hands, Mr. Permian (Movie)
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The city of Sverdlovsk.
One of the kindergartens.
Children paint for their moms, moms talk about, read poetry (synchronously).
The city of Sverdlovsk.
Factory worker "Uralobuv" mother of three AD Martyusheva at work in the cutting shop, teaches students.
Sverdlovsk region.
Kolkhoz Sverdlov.
Milkmaid, zootechnician T. Sharipov at work.
City Tchaikovsky.
Production processes at the textile mill.
Member of the Supreme Council of the USSR, Leonid Reshetnikov at work.
The city of Chelyabinsk.
Lydia Ostapenko inspector performs the duty detour streets by car traffic police.
Young Pioneer aviatrix Makarova with his mentor A. Redkin, in the cockpit, with the pioneers.
Passengers boarding the plane.
Izhevsk schoolgirl pupil ballet studio, young artist T. Shulakova in the classroom.
The city of Sverdlovsk.
Maternity hospital, the doctor
Sverdlovsk G. Yu Resetnicov examining newborns.
Nanny baby shampoos.
Woman with her daughter at home, cook dinner.
Key wordsChildren's Organization. Textile industry. Floriculture. Collective farms. Care for the population. Public holidays. Pre-school education. Family. Footwear industry. Air transport.


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Hitotsui Hajime (
Kamijou Shiina,[1] Saten Ruiko,[2] Yomikawa Aiho,[3] and Yanagisako Aomi[4] are fans of him.
He is a brunet, with a handsome face that is required for being an idol. He is often seen scantily clad with a white jacket black leather pants. He has a tall and lean build.
Not much is known about him, but in his appearances, he is very showy. Also, Kamijou Touma describes him as shallow.[1]
Toaru Kagaku no RailgunEdit
Level Upper ArcEdit
- Main article: Level Upper Arc
In the anime adaptation, he is referenced by Saten Ruiko, stating that he has a released album available for purchase, and that she has already downloaded the album but will buy it as well as she wants a merchandise available only to the first 100 who have bought it.[2]
Toaru Majutsu no IndexEdit
Angel Fall ArcEdit
- Main article: Angel Fall Arc
As with the effects of Angel Fall, Tsuchimikado Motoharu's got his appearance transferred with Hitotsui Hajime, making it problematic for him to go outside or show himself to people other than Touma, Kanzaki Kaori, and Misha Kreutzev.
In the light novel version, he is referenced as having been exposed in the tabloids a few days earlier, having an affair with another famous female star, annoying his fan base consisting of rabid girls.[5] His appearance is shown only in the anime version, when Touma sees him on the television.[6]
Academy City Invasion ArcEdit
- Main article: Academy City Invasion Arc
Before the invasion of Vento of the Front, Hajime is referenced in television being chose to play a lead part on an upcoming foreign movie.[7]
Shinyaku Toaru Majutsu no IndexEdit
St. Germain ArcEdit
- Main article: St. Germain Arc
The idol somehow ends up in TV Orbit. Prior to St. Germain's sealing of the Dianoid, he is sleeping in his dressing room, which is broadcast in the mall as part of a "behind-the-scenes" program by the station.[8]
World Rejecter ArcEdit
- Main article: World Rejecter Arc
While Kamisato Kakeru was at a ramen shop with Patricia Birdway, Claire, Ellen and Elza, he caught a glimpse of an extra-long two hour drama on TV where Hitotsui Hajime was playing the protagonist, a college boy with no real interests or skills, for some reason being served by several rather high-spec girls whose powers he used like seven tools to defeat a crooked job-hunted official, apparently a revenge story. Given the setting and pop culture jokes, it was speculated to be an adaptation of a manga being used to raise some of the actors' popularity.[9]
Salome ArcEdit
- Main article: Salome Arc
Hitotsui Hajime was the guest of the day on a program which was being shown on the TV at the bank which Hamazura Shiage and Takitsubo Rikou visited on December 4th, where the former was approached by Salome.[10]
- When Hajime appeared on TV, he is voiced by Taniyama Kishō, who also voiced Stiyl Magnus.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Toaru Majutsu no Index Episode 16
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Toaru Kagaku no Railgun Episode 01
- ↑ Toaru Majutsu no Index Light Novel Volume 12 Chapter 2 Part 5
- ↑ Toaru Kagaku no Railgun Manga Chapter 016
- ↑ Toaru Majutsu no Index Light Novel Volume 04 Chapter 1 Part 1
- ↑ Toaru Majutsu no Index Episode 15
- ↑ Toaru Majutsu no Index II Episode 17
- ↑ Shinyaku Toaru Majutsu no Index Light Novel Volume 12 Chapter 1 Part 9
- ↑ Shinyaku Toaru Majutsu no Index Light Novel Volume 14 Chapter 2 Part 11
- ↑ Shinyaku Toaru Majutsu no Index Light Novel Volume 15 Chapter 2 Part 2


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August Gardening
August lawn and gardening tips:
-Watch for heat stress on plants. Yellow and brown leaves are a sure sign your plants need more moisture around their roots.
- Take the time to enjoy your garden. Sit back, relax and watch Mother Nature at work.
Water trees that are suffering from the heat with a hose or drip bag at the base. A Gator bag holds 20 gallons of water and slowly releases it to your tree.
-Replace faded summer annuals with cold tolerant substitutes like pansies, kale and mums. They'll survive a light frost and keep your planters bright and colorful.
-Plant evergreens during August and September. This gives them plenty of time to establish roots well before our upcoming winter.
-The weather can be hot and dry this month. You may be tempted to let things go because you tire of taking care of them. But do not give up. Maintain a regular watering routine. When the plants' wilt, apply a measured inch of water. This amount will moisten the soil about 6 inches deep, plenty of water for annuals for about a week on heavy soils, about half that long on the sand. Do not water again until the soil dries out.
-If it does not rain for a week to 10 days, apply 1 inch of water to the garden. Water early in the day so that the plants dry before dark. If possible, use soakers or leaky pipes to keep the foliage dry.
-House Plants: Apply fertilizer by the end of the month. Days will become shorter, and growth will slow down. Plants that are not growing do not need fertilizer.
-House Plants: Carry a pair of clippers or a sharp knife as you work with your plants. Clip off any overly long shoots to maintain the neat shape of the plants.
-Lawn: as the temperatures moderate, the grass will resume growth. Mow as needed to keep the grass at the correct height.
-Lawn: Apply fertilizer at the end of the month. Use a high-nitrogen fertilizer at the regular rate, applying 1 pound of nitrogen per 1000 square feet of lawn. If no lawn repairs were needed, use a weed-and-feed product to eliminate broadleaf weeds.
-Lawn Weeds: Fall is the best time to treat broadleaf weeds. They are in active growth and easily eliminated.
-Perennials: August can be hot and dry. Water the plants when they wilt. Apply a measured 1 inch of water. Mulch to keep the soil from drying. Keep in mind, mulches can make slug and earwig problems worse.
Perennials: August is the worst month for insects. They are in greater numbers and full-sized by now. Numbers build up fast in the warm weather. Examine the garden closely every day and treat problems immediately. Control aphids, mites, thrips and whiteflies with insecticidal soap. Cover the lower surfaces of the leaves. Use Sevin to control earwigs and June bugs (adult white grubs).
-Do not use Sevin on bee balm, butterfly bush or other plants grown to attract beneficial insects.
-Be cautious fertilizing this late in the season. Perennial plants need to slow down for fall. Unless the plants are obviously deficient with yellowing foliage, do not apply fertilizer.
-Perennials: As flowers fade, remove them. As the foliage begins to fade, cut it back too.
-Many of the late-flowering perennials are wonderful cut flowers. Cut a handful for the dining room table and another for a friend. As gardeners, we sometimes take for granted the beauty that we see every day.
-Roses need constant tending: Remove diseased or damaged twigs each time you are in the garden. Notice how the plants are growing. Make sure no suckers are starting from the rootstocks. These shoots will have more than 5 leaflets on each leaf. The leaflets are smaller and have deeper saw teeth.
-Shrubs: August can be very dry. If it is, water the shrubs every couple of weeks. Set a slowly running hose under the plants and soak them until the water begins to run off.
-Do not fertilize shrubs now. Wait until after the first frost so that the plants are not delayed in becoming dormant for the winter. New growth forced now will not have the time to harden off.
-August is not a good time to plant shrubs. There are potted plants at the nurseries and garden center, but the weather is too hot for them to get a good start. If you have no choice, plant now, but give the plants plenty of water, and syringe them a couple of times a day to cool them off.
-Blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries are ripening now. At first, there are just a few, enough for topping breakfast cereal in the morning or maybe ice cream in the evening. Pick them before the birds do. Try to avoid the temptation to pick a few and eat them every time you tour the garden. Take a pan, and pick some for the family too.
-Hedges can be sheared one more time this year. Do not remove all the new green growth. The plants need some leaves. If the plants are getting too big each year, consider cutting them back a little farther in the early spring so there is room for them to grow. If the plants are cut back to the same place every time, a knot develops that point. Cut these knots off each spring, and cut a little farther out each time you shear during the season.
Trees: Do not fertilize trees until they have lost their leaves in fall.
-Summer pruning of apple and peach trees is especially helpful in keeping dwarf trees at the desired size. Summer pruning does not stimulate vigorous growth the way winter pruning does.
-Do not plant trees now. In a few weeks, the fall planting season will be here, and there will be good selections of newly dug trees from which to select. Check out our Plant Catalog to pick your favorites.
NOTE: Any of our sales associates here at Breezy Hill Nursery would be happy to answer your questions about planting and caring for your tree. Call us at (262) 537-2111.
If you have gardening questions please call or stop by our garden center.
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Maxim Dadashev dies at 28 from brain injuries in loss
By Peter Axline: Russian fighter Maxim Dadashev has passed away from brain injuries he suffered in an 11th round TKO defeat last Friday night in a fight against unbeaten knockout artist Subriel Matias at the MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland. Dadashev's trainer Buddy McGirt had the fight halted before the start of the 11th.
Dadashev suffered a brain bleed on the right side of his head after the fight, according to RT. He had surgery to relieve the pressure, but he suffered severe brain damage. Dadashev's wife is traveling from Russia to the U.S.
Dadashev was in bad shape after leaving the ring
Although McGirt had the fight stopped, it was too late. The damage had already been done. The 28-year-old Dadashev had taken too many powerful punches from Matias to the head, and he was in bad shape as he left the ring.
Following the fight, which was stopped before the start of round 11, Dadashev, 28, collapsed after exiting the ring. He reportedly threw up, and couldn't walk. Dadashev is said to have lost consciousness on the way to the hospital in an ambulance.
This is a mark of a great trainer, one that knows his warrior at war 🥊 a trainer has to love his fighter enough to make a crucial call sometimes saving him from his very self. Great call Buddy @buddymcgirtboxing prayers up for this young warrior #speedyrecovery #toughsport 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/cKljvTKOgt
— The Magic Man 🎩 (@AntonioTarver) July 20, 2019
Dadashev was put in a medically induced coma to help save him, according to RT. However, he passed away from brain injuries from the effects of his grueling fight against Puerto Rico's Subriel Matias. Dadashev is said to have suffered "severe brain damage" from the fight.
Dadashev fought out of Oxnard, California. He was originally from Saint Petersburg, Russia. He'd turned professional in 2016, and had fought his entire three-year career in the U.S. Unlike a lot of Eastern European fighters that turn pro, Dadashev had a limited amateur background in Russia. He didn't compete in the Olympics.
Fans criticized the Dadashev vs. Matias fight not being stopped earlier
Following, there was a lot of questions being asked by boxing fans about why the Dadashev vs. Matias fight wasn't stopped a lot sooner. Dadashev was getting beaten up from the midpoint in the contest by the more powerful Matias, and it was clear that he lacked the power to keep him off of him. Matias cut off the ring continually on Dadashev, and was hammering him repeatedly with hard body and head shots. There were a lot of upset fans, who felt that the fight should have stopped by McGirt or the referee at some point much earlier than the 11th.
"God forbid… one punch as you know can change a whole guy's life and I wasn't going to let that happen– so, I'd rather have them be mad at me for a day or two then to be mad at me for the rest of their life," said Dadashev's trainer McGirt moments after the fight with Matias was stopped last Friday night.
🗣"God forbid… one punch as you know can change a whole guy's life and I wasn't going to let that happen– so, I'd rather have them be mad at me for a day or two then to be mad at me for the rest of their life." 🙏
-Buddy McGirt on stopping the fight for Maxim Dadashev. pic.twitter.com/RINM4D83ZZ
— Jorge Hernández (@JorgeDeBurque) July 20, 2019
Before Dadashev's fight with Matias, he'd beaten Ricky Susmundo, Antonio DeMarco and Darley's Perez in his last three fights. DeMarco and Perez are former world champions.
In honor of Maxim Dadashev, an official GoFundMe account has been set up in his memory. All proceeds from the page will be donated to Maxim's widow, Elizaveta Apushkina, and their two-year-old son.
Maxim's friends and family would like to thank the entire boxing community for their outpouring of love and support.
To donate, please visit the following page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/madmaxdadashev
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If you're a business that's looking to deter criminals away from your property, you may be tempted to opt for a dummy security camera. Dummy cameras look great on paper; they look reasonably convincing and can be housed in an authentic CCTV casing. However, this leading Southampton security company is here to tell you why you should never opt for a fake version of the real thing.
Not realistic enough
Unfortunately, criminals typically know what to look for. Your more hardened criminals will be aware of which cameras actually work and won't be stopped by a fake. Ask any security company – they'll tell you that most criminals have years of experience in trying not to get caught. This means that they've done their homework.
No Proof
Installing a dummy CCTV camera assumes that criminals will be deterred by its very presence. Unfortunately, for more desperate law-breakers, this is unlikely. Once your property has been breeched, you'll have no way of finding out who the perpetrators are. Furthermore, if word gets around that your cameras are fake, there's absolutely nothing to stop criminals from breaking in. No security company will advise installing dummy cameras instead of CCTV.
Cost Saving?
Ultimately, once you weigh up the relatively minor savings accrued by not using real CCTV cameras versus the amount that can be lost if your business premises are broken into and your valuables are lost, you will see that the savings aren't worth it. Contact your security company today to find out more about proper CCTV solutions that won't break the bank but will leave you protected in case of a burglary.
Legal ramifications
While relatively unlikely, the use of dummy cameras can have ramifications for you rather than the criminals you were trying to deter. There have been a number of cases in which the business owner has been sued for using dummy cameras, as people within the property were led to believe that they were real.
Contact your security company for more information about CCTV cameras
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Fencing solutions available around Seven Hills
Our fencing team can help you with what you need: from consultation to final installation, we always work hard to deliver the best for our customers. Our local fencing contractors' team in Seven Hills can provide you with hassle-free planning and installation. We're more than happy to perform maintenance jobs too: while most of our fencing options don't need much maintenance, we know some specific fencing styles might require repairs or small adjustments from time to time. We can take care of your fence and bring it back to its original splendour!
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Tuesday, Fox News released a statement made by Stephen K. Bannon about a highly public slight. The New Yorker had both announced Bannon's appearance at an event in October and hours later dis-invited him on social media, after calls of anger from the left and high profile Democrats about Bannon's appearance.
From Fox News:
David Remnick, the editor of the New Yorker, said on Monday that the magazine would take back its invitation to Steve Bannon after threats from liberal speakers who refused to share the stage with the ex-Trump aide.
In an email statement to the Associated Press, Bannon wrote: "After being contacted several months ago and with seven weeks of continual requests for this event, I accepted The New Yorker's invitation with no thought of an honorarium."
"The reason for my acceptance was simple: I would be facing one of the most fearless journalists of his generation. In what I would call a defining moment, David Remnick showed he was gutless when confronted by the howling online mob," he added.
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Professor Anne-Marie Mai (University of Southern Denmark), one of the strongest advocates of Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize, has organized the conference, which will feature presentations by the world-renowned Dr. Michael Gray, who has studied Dylan's opus for more than 40 years, Professor Sean Latham, director of the newly opened Dylan archive at the University of Tulsa, and Professor Gisle Selnes, University of Bergen, one of Dylan's most insightful commentators. Dr. Horace Engdahl of the Swedish Academy will make a video presentation on the circumstances of Dylan's Nobel Prize. And SDU's Niels Bohr Professor Rita Felski will discuss with Anne-Marie Mai what it means to be attuned to a work of art, with both Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan beingused as examples.
Conference participants will also be able to view a video address by renowned Shakespeare scholar Professor Stephen Greenblatt, who will discuss connections between the art of Dylan and Shakespeare.
Guitarist Billy Cross, who was a member of Bob Dylan's band from the end of 1977 to the spring of 1979, will give a short performance.
Other lecturers:
Prof. David Gaines (Southwestern University), Adjunct Prof. Nina Goss (Fordham University), Prof. Rachela Permenter (Slippery Rock University),
Senior Lecturer Andreas Häger (Åbo Akademi University), Prof. Mark Hulsether (University of Tennessee/Fulbright Research Chair in Arts and Humanities, University of Alberta (spring 2018)), Dr. Ludovic Foster (UK), Prof. Emeritus Flemming Andersen (SDU), Lecturer Jonathan Hodgers, (Trinity College Dublin), Assistant Prof. John Hay (University of Nevada), Senior Lecturer Jim O'Brien (Southampton Solent University)/Visiting Professor, University of Vic), Dr. Neal Ashley Conrad Thing (Copenhagen), Assistant Prof. Freddy C. Dominguez (University of Arkansas) &
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Interview: Justin Fletcher, the king of CBeebies
On CBeebies' tenth birthday, the man our kids know as Mr Tumble tells us he'd like to work at Downton Abbey...
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CBeebies is ten years old. You must be proud of what it's achieved?
It seems like yesterday when I was cutting the cake at the fifth birthday party! Yes, CBeebies really thinks about its programming. There's a lot of animation out there bought in from overseas, but the UK makes some really good-quality children's programmes.
Everyone with small kids has seen your shows. Any famous fans?
When I was performing at Legoland last year, Simon Pegg ended up spending the whole day with me. I've built up a good friendship with Martin Freeman. I did a show in Bath and got an email from the organisers saying Johnny Depp had been in the audience. He didn't come backstage, though. The one I was shocked at, who knew everything about all my programmes, was Gary Barlow.
Michael McIntyre asked me to do his children's party a few years ago. I was filming. Otherwise I would have, because I really want to meet him. His father used to write jokes for Kenny Everett – my dad used to write music for that show.
And Peter Kay's been in touch. He watches my sketch show, Gigglebiz. Peter loves [insane cookery presenter] Dina Lady. That's his favourite character. He's in the same business, really. I do the same thing but for a pre-school audience.
How's your 2012 diary looking?
We're doing 25 more episodes of Something Special, which uses sign language for children with learning difficulties. The character of Mr Tumble is based on very old, slapstick silent comedy but there's some education there as well. Something Special is the only programme of its kind on television. We need programmes that help children like that. I'm putting together a pitch for a Mr Tumble movie. We're also doing another 25 episodes of Justin's House, which is bringing back the live-audience format you saw in programmes like Crackerjack. And I'd love to do more Gigglebiz.
Are you the hardest-working man on TV?
Ha. I love it, though! A lot of people ask if all this is a stepping stone onto other things. I'm very open to those suggestions. But it's just fitting it in: CBeebies keep recommissioning my shows! I'm trained as an actor. I never say I'm a presenter. I always say actor. In two or three years' time I'd like to make myself a bit more available.
For what, exactly? Comedy for grown-ups?
I'd love to do a mockumentary – dip my toe into adult characters. And I'd like to develop a show for Saturday-evening telly. A dream-come-true type of show. Not quite like Jim'll Fix It, but something full of excitement where you don't know quite what's going to happen.
Why are nearly all pre-school presenters in their early 20s?
I don't know. I'm 41 now and I always think gosh, how long will I stay in children's TV? But in my generation, most of the Playschool presenters were in their 30s and 40s. Brian Cant! He's the guvnor, in my eyes. Children do relate to parent figures.
Whose career are you jealous of?
Nobody on television. Maybe Jim Carrey. He's got everything: fantastic voice talent and physical performance.
Is there an existing show you'd like to be on?
The Royal Bodyguard. It's like watching an adult version of Mr Tumble! It's full of visual gags. He's falling into cakes and off chairs, and slipping on banana skins. David Jason is a real hero of mine. He's got comic timing and fantastic physical comedy. And period drama would be fun. Something like Downton Abbey. I could play a good clumsy butler. Would people just say, look, it's Mr Tumble? No! It's all down to the character, isn't it? And I'm quite good at disguise. I could give it a go.
So you're not too typecast as Mr Tumble, then?
I used to get everyone calling me Mr Tumble. I could be dressed up as [Gigglebiz's weather reporter] Gail Force in the middle of Hyde Park, and someone would shout: "Oi! Mister Tumble!!" But since Gigglebiz and particularly Justin's House, people are calling me Justin a lot more. My nieces and nephews are just making the decision that Mr Tumble and I could be the same person.
Presumably you don't go home and watch CBeebies – what do you watch?
I love wildlife, and I'm also a huge fan of film music – John Williams, Erich Korngold. So when Frozen Planet combined that stunning photography with the music by George Fenton, it ticked both boxes! My father was a songwriter, so it's in my background. I love Dad's Army and Only Fools and Horses – I could quote that to you. Who controls the remote in my house? I live on my own, so… me! I've got two cats who often sit on it, but that's as bad as it gets.
How about doing a reality show, like I'm a Celebrity? To reach a new audience?
It's just not me. I'm not someone who can sit there and openly chat. I love being in the public eye – I do thousands of meet-and-greets – but I couldn't imagine who'd want to be bored by me ranting. What little private time I have is very precious. I don't think I'd want to televise it! I live a quiet, boring life off-camera. It's not interesting enough.