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Boy this woman can write. With every book that I pick up of hers I feel like I'm in the presence of a writer the skill of which I can barely appreciate. I thank God that I'm not an aspiring novelist. Woolf would do for my literary ambitions what Flamenco has done for my guitar playing! Jacob's Room is not, for me, up there with The Waves which I still rank as the best prose I've ever read. But it is up there nonetheless.
There are so many layers of complexity in this novel that I hardly know where to start to describe it. It's a story yes, but to describe the plot would almost be to miss the point. As with so many great novels, it's not what it's about but how it says what it's about that is where the greatness lies.
Woolf's ethereal prose captivates you from the start. If you don't know what's going on by page 3, don't worry. You're normal. Like an opera sung in a language you can't speak, just go with the flow and allow the language to wash over you. You'll strain out some nuggets as it goes past. You'll strain out even more if you read it again.
Jacob is the central character. Everyone else revolves around him, his family, the women he loves, or who think they love him, the war, the Europe of his day. Even timeless masterpieces like the Acropolis are tied to the character, seen through him, given their rationale by him.
The eponymous room seems to only appear at the very end, almost the last page of the book. But there are glimpses of it all over the place and I'm sure it means much more than a physical room in any case.
One thing I've really come to appreciate with Woolf is something that I don't know if any other writer I've read has ever done. She introduces people so effervescently and yet so comprehensively. Take this wonderful stretch illustrating a tea room:
She spent tenpence on lunch.
"Dear, miss, she's left her umbrella," grumbled the mottled woman in the glass box near the door at the Express Dairy Company's shop.
"Perhaps I'll catch her," answered Milly Edwards, the waitress with the pale plaits of hair; and she dashed through the door.
"Oh that door!" grumbled the cashier.
Her hands were cased in black mittens, and the finger-tips that drew in the paper slips were swollen as sausages.
"Pie and greens for one. Large coffee and crumpets. Eggs on toast and fruit cakes."
Thus the sharp voices of the waitresses snapped. The lunchers heard their orders repeated with approval; saw the next table served with anticipation. Their own eggs on toast were at last delivered. Their eyes strayed no more.
Damp cubes of pastry fell into mouths opened like triangular bags.
Nelly Jenkinson, the typist, crumbled her cake indifferently enough. Every time the door opened she looked up. What did she expect to see?
The coal merchant read the Telegraph without stopping, missed the saucer, and, feeling abstractedly, put the cup down on the table-cloth.
"Did you ever hear the like of that for impertinence?" Mrs. Parsons wound up, brushing the crumbs from her furs.
"Hot milk and scone for one. Pot of tea. Roll and butter," cried the waitresses.
The door opened and shut.
Now that seemingly effortless prose is nothing short of masterful. But in terms of art, this is being able to catch the likeness of a person with just a few deft strokes. It is genius. Milly Edwards, Nelly Jenkinson, the coal merchant, Mrs Parsons. They never appear again in the novel and yet Woolf gives each of them a lovingly arranged set of words to live in. There's such a depth to Nelly for example: that use of the word "enough"; the unanswered question; the contrast between her focus on outside and the next character's focus on his inner being – both of them self-absorbed in completely different ways. Wonderful writing.
That this book is nothing in comparison, I think, to her later works is an indication of the brilliance to come. This novel was important in establishing that she was not just a novelist but a literary artist of the greatest magnitude, but it not her best. That is saying quite a lot.
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Fear at first sight / Photo: Eric Scott Russell
Because my goal is to send some of the scariest and hardest problems of my life this year, there really is no better place to start than Little Cottonwood Canyon (LCC). For those of you who have never climbed in LCC, it's a whole different world of climbing. The rock is primarily quartz monzonite. Most people just call it granite because it looks, feels, and acts very similar to granite, but a bit more quartz gives it less features and a slipperier structure, and that changes how everything gets climbed up there. Currently, the hardest known route in LCC is in the high 5.13 range. Until now that is…
Somewhere up in Little, beyond the boulders and trees, nestles a fifty-foot boulder with a bolted line that could potentially be the first 5.14 route in LCC. "It's a beautiful boulder," described my friend Victor, one of the madmen who had the vision to bolt this line. "but the landing would kill you, or break the majority of your bones if you were to take a fall." He is one of the few that actually knows of its existence.
Checking out beta on a rainy day with Max / Photo: Eric Scott Russell
For months I had been searching for the project to start my year off, and it wasn't until I spoke with the Victor that I found what I had been looking for. "It's one of the best lines in the canyon: a crimpy face climb. And none of us could send it," he continued, "I wanted it to be the first high 5.14 in LCC!" At this point I must have been smiling from ear to ear because he laughed when he saw my psyche. Then he added, "It's an open project," and like music to my ears, he said those magic words and I couldn't wait to see it for the first time.
Hiking in / Photo: Eric Scott Russell
We were hiking in its direction the next day. I felt my pace quicken through the knee-deep snow because I was so amped. We could see the boulder looming in the distance before it disappeared under the mass of pines. After a few minutes of slipping and sinking in the snow, I caught sight of the dark mass through the trees. I paused for a minute just to stare at this massive boulder. Featureless, streaked with bright green moss, and surrounded by jagged boulders, I realized I found that unclimbed project I had been looking for to start my year of insanity.
Three shiny bolts juxtapose its dirty appearance, and between those bolts exists some of the hardest climbing I've come across. Dime-sized crimps, off-placed underclings, thin sidepulls, and featureless feet make up this massively challenging project. The moves straight off the ground are insanely hard with a foot and hand match straight up to a thin rail. After that, steep climbing heads up to a desperate heel hook and a micro crimp high above.Then, from what it looks like, a sloppy rail finishes it off in an even steeper section. This route has all of these difficult holds without any feet; it's going to take smearing to the next level.
Talking over the risks of blowing a clip and decking / Photo: Eric Scott Russell
The crux, without a doubt, is going to be clipping the second bolt. Not only will it be the most challenging, but it's also the most crucial part of surviving the climb. If I were to miss the clip, I would deck without a question. To add to its intensity, the ground is covered with large jagged boulders, tree branches, and everything that no climber would want to deck on. A massive boulder rests behind it that I would definitely smash into. Not only will this project require a lot of power, but it also needs that special touch of delicacy that you really can't find anywhere else except LCC.
This route is going to be perfect for me to project. I have to admit, at first I felt intimidated by the movement, but after sitting in the rain marveling at all the tiny holds, blank feet, and runout bolts with my friend Max I now feel it's possible. It's one of the scariest routes I've seen, and that's simply beautiful to me because this year is all about pushing my fear on very hard climbing.
I'm very thankfully to have a great gym to train in. I stay there late into the night after I close up shop to work on pain and push my own level of fear in preparation for this project.
The movement on it is big, the risk is huge, the climb is technical and beyond challenging, and I've never been this psyched to get started on such an epic project.
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Dr. Mohammad H. Rohban, Faculty Member at Computer Engineering Department of Sharif University of Technology in a joint research project with Hamdah S. Abbasi, Shantanu Singh, and Anne E. Carpenter of Imaging Platform, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard publish the result of their research on improving image-based profiling, "Capturing single-cell heterogeneity via data fusion improves image-based profiling", in Nature Communication, an open access journal that publishes high-quality research from all areas of the natural sciences. Papers published by the journal represent important advances of significance to specialists within each field.
Single-cell resolution technologies warrant computational methods that capture cell heterogeneity while allowing efficient comparisons of populations. Bioinformatic readout technologies that have single-cell accuracy require the methods of digesting and indexing the population of cells that are capable of modeling the heterogeneity of single cells. A profile is a population of vector cells that provides comprehensive information on the biological status of a population of cells and allows comparison of cell populations through it. Comparison of cell populations has many applications in discovering drugs, identifying the function of genes, and discovering the mechanism of unknown drugs. In the new work of the researchers of SUT and Broad Institute, cell populations are summarized by adding features' dispersion and covariances to population averages, in the context of image-based profiling. It is found that data fusion is critical for these metrics to improve results over the prior alternatives, providing at least ~20% better performance in predicting a compound's mechanism of action (MoA) and a gene's pathway.
Dr. Mohammad H. Rohban, Assistant Professor at Computer Engineering Department, conducts research on Image Analysis in Fluorescent Microscopy, High Throughput Biological Profiling, and Machine Learning at Interpretable Machine Learning Lab of Sharif University of Technology. To find out more you might visit his homepage at http://ce.sharif.edu/~rohban/
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This beautiful cocktail was created by Dave Brown of The Cotton Thief in Cremorne, NSW, one of our favourite new small bars.
We love this combo of mixed berries, our Riberry Shrub and a fabulous new artisan gin, Botanic Australis Gin. (Keep an eye out for this new gin at your local bottle shop, it's delicious.)
Muddle berries and Riberry Shrub in a cocktail shaker.
Add the Gin (and sugar syrup*)
Shake over ice and strain into a 'rocks' glass.
Fill with crushed ice.
(*to make sugar syrup dissolve 1 part white sugar with 1 part boiling water)
Riberry Shrub + Vodka + a splash of Vermouth = The Perfect Cocktail
It's super easy, fast and guaranteed to please.
Just scoop vanilla ice cream into your dish and top with a good 'slurp' of Currong Comestibles' Riberry Shrub.
(Our ice cream was Weight Watchers Creamy Vanilla but everyone has their own favourite vanilla.)
Sit back, enjoy and try not to think about the heat.
Currong Comestibles Riberry Shrub + Mt. Uncle Distillery's SexyCat Marshmallow Liqueur + Botanic Australis Gin =
One of our favourite recipes for Mulled Wine is from Emily at Adeline & Lumiere.
(She's based in Melbourne so she is familiar with cold, wet weather.)
We suggest a Merlot, not too heavy but flavourful, for the wine.
And add 3 Tablespoons (per batch) of our Riberry Shrub for a special aromatic flavour twist!
Our friends up north, at Ettalong Beach on the central coast, have also been enjoying this great weather and Peter Clarke of Bar TOTO has been busy creating the 'X'. Our 'X' combines a Queensland artisan whiskey, Spanish sherry and our Riberry Shrub. We think it gives this cocktail a nice 'warm weather' heritage. The perfect 'sippable' combination as you watch the sunset on a beautiful Autumn day. (Which is very easy to do at Bar TOTO.)
Sit back and enjoy.
OOPS & HELP! We need a name for this new cocktail. We thought it was a Juniper Fizz but Peter has advised that while he created and photographed this cocktail he hasn't given it a name. Can you help us? You'll share bragging rights with Peter on our website, Facebook and Twitter! Please send us your suggestions via firstname.lastname@example.com
In a tall glass stir together the lemon juice and the sugar until the sugar is dissolved.
Add the Stone Pine Dry Gin, Riberry Shrub and enough ice cubes to fill the glass to three quarters full.
Stir to combine.
Top off the drink with the club soda or the seltzer water, stir well, and garnish it with the lemon slice.
Makes 1 drink
Created with Bundaberg Spiced Rum it has a touch of vanilla and a flavour that's complimented by the Riberry Shrub's natural hint of spice.
Directions: Combine orange juice and rum in a tall glass filled with ice. Top with Shrub. Serve and enjoy.
NOTE: This cocktail is beautifully two-toned when first poured. With time the ingredients will mix together into an intense orange color. Stir to fully blend the flavours.
Introducing the INNER WEST SIDE, the newest Riberry Shrub cocktail in Sydney!
Created by the bar maestros at the Newtown Hotel in Sydney's inner west suburbs (hence the name), it's now available to savour and enjoy at the hotel's 'animal' restaurant. http://newtownhotel.com.au
It's so new to the menu that it's not on the hotel's website yet. We don't have the recipe but we can share that the ingredients are:
The combination is light, refreshing and a touch 'old school' cocktail.
Ideal for the holidays (and any other time)!
Add a teaspoon of our Riberry Shrub to a champagne flute and top it off with your favourite champagne.
It's the perfect cocktail: Super flavourful, quick and easy.


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Introducing the new bigger Kingaroy Choofer which is made out of the 14kg gas bottle.
This new Choofer allows the camp oven enthusiast to now use the popular 9 quart camp oven as well as smaller camp ovens.
The 9 quart camp oven will now fit entirely inside the Kingaroy Choofer , resting above the coals on the bottom horizontal bars with the top lid on, meaning that the camp oven will have all round heat, 360 degrees uniform contained heat, giving greater control of your cooking and a contained safe fire place. .The inside diameter of the 14kg Choofer is approximately 365mm
As with the build of the popular 9kg Kingaroy Choofer, the 14kg Choofer has a larger door L180mm X H160mm with a bigger door hinge, an average inside diameter of 365mm, with more than adequate ventilation holes located around the base, holes midway and near the top of base to accommodate the horizontal bars(supplied) to sit the camp oven on, 76mm chimney with enclosed damper for regulating combustion of the hot coals, sandblasted, mig welded and painted with 2 coats of pot belly black paint or 3 light coats of 'Stove Bright' high temperature paint, rated at 650*C which comes in 8 different colours.
You can't get much better than that!!!!
Photo below is comparing size of the 14kg Choofers with the 9kg Choofer in the centre.


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Ryan's Vineyard Vines Shirt (old, similar here) // Wynsum Wardrobe Dress c/o
Easter Weekend
We had the fullest Easter weekend of ALL time. Seriously. On Friday some of Ryan's family came into town for the weekend so I got the chance to have a coffee date with Bradley, my bff and sister-in-law. Fun fact, we were besties long before Ryan and I ever started dating, so it's so fun that she's now my sister for life. Ryan comes from a giant family, he's one of 8 (7 boys, 1 girl. OMG!), meaning it's very rare that I get one-on-one time with anyone. It was such a lovely afternoon!
On Saturday I spent the day helping my sister throw a baby shower for her best friend, Ally, who's totally turned into family over the years. Even though we aren't related in any way, I love having Ally as part of our family and having a pseudo sister who TOTALLY looks like she could be our real sister. And she's having TWINS! Meaning I'll have a new niece and nephew early this Summer and I cannot wait.
And on Saturday night, Ryan and I had a double date night at the Leon Bridges concert with my brother-in-law and sister-in-law. We bought the tickets when they went on sale last Fall and had been looking forward to this weekend for such a long time. The concert was amazing and the entire night ended up being a total blast… we laughed, sang, drank gin and tonics, and ate french fries until our hearts were content.
AND if that wasn't enough, on Sunday we hosted Easter. Just typing all this out makes me feel like I may need to take a nap. Ha! We had 20-ish people at our house on Sunday afternoon for a late brunch and Easter Egg hunt! We celebrated that our Lord has risen and that Ryan is cancer free. It was an unforgettable, totally chaotic day in the best way possible. By Sunday night my heart was very full and very happy.
5 Things I'm Loving:
I ordered these espadrilles a few weeks ago and I'm very VERY into them. I love that they don't have the lace up. They are the perfect height and more of a nude! I'm thinking I'll probably be wearing them out this Spring and Summer.
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Daisy Earrings
I found the cutest little Etsy shop that makes these daisy earrings for under $50 and I am obsessed with them. I'm definitely ordering a few combinations! Daisies are my favorite flower and I honestly cannot get enough of these! So cuuuuuuute.
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Product Obsession
I got my hair done last week and I always walk out of the salon with something new. This time it was this blow dry foam spray, and I'm SO into it. I have VERY soft and fine hair… and I don't mean that in a good way. I mean it in a "it's-too-soft-to-do-anything" way. I often relate it to baby hair! ha. Meaning I have to put lots-o-product in my hair to give it texture before I curl or style it if I want even a fighting chance of it staying.
… and this is my new best friend. I love the texture and volume it gives my hair!
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New Gear
I finally finished BBG 2.0 on Friday and I can't even begin to tell you HOW proud of myself I am. It's seriously the hardest work out I've ever done! Here's a full Q&A post on BBG that I wrote if you're interested.
As a little treat I put in an order for some new gear! Lolë, a new-to-me brand I was introduced to while in SF, has some of the cutest things and I've been wearing their leggings that I was gifted for the past week. I love them and the colors are so fun!


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These quality Acrylic Stands are 1.7" x 2.5" and large size is 4" x 6". They show Srila Prabhupada sitting on the lawn at Bhaktivedanta Manor in the UK. You can put one on an altar in a temple or home. You can also get one for your workspace desk to remind you of Srila Prabhupada throughout the day.
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Yesterday evening was the opening keynote of WWDC 2019, Apple's conference dedicated to developers. There, they announced a new Mac Pro.
Apple has produced a new Mac Pro that will see the light very soon. At WWDC 2019, they gave a fairly comprehensive overview of the new product. In terms of design, this Mac Pro seems to be an evolution of the model launched two generations ago now, with its tower-like design, its aluminum frame, its feet and its handles for easy transport.
As expected, Apple takes a modular design in this Mac Pro. The device can be customized as needed. It has a six-channel memory architecture, 12 physical DIMM slots, each capable of accommodating up to 1.5 TB of RAM. There are also 8 PCIe expansion slots, two times more than the previous generation, and with Intel Xeon processors, it's a serious machine to have on your table.
A monster of power that pays the highest price
Unfortunately, all this power has a price, and a rather high price since the new Mac Pro will start from $5,999. It is expected to be released in Autumn.


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An interesting piece on the reported average time that Trainee and Junior lawyers leave the office, which does little to dispel the myth that law firms work their Trainees hard.
The survey of 1500 trainees seems to add credence to the findings, but it's notable that there are differences depending on the legal sector you work in.
I'd be interested to gauge how working hours compare for Trainees working in the intellectual property sector. Is there a more comparable work/life balance for example?
On a more positive note, many respondents to our survey noted how working hours vary vastly between departments, with "some parts of the office dead by 6.30pm whilst others are bustling until 2am" at one City outfit renowned for its long hours. Deal-driven corporate finance work was said to demand the most late nights.


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Martini, M.G. and Chiani, M. (2001) Robust Transmission of MPEG-4 Video: Start Codes Substitution and Length Field Insertion Assisted Unequal Error Protection. In: 22nd Picture Coding Symposium; 25 Apr - 27 Apr 2001, Seoul, Korea.Full text not available from this archive.
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November 2015
BASF was presented with the Special Award "Resource Efficiency" at the ceremony for the German Sustainability Award 2015. Margret Suckale, member of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF SE, accepted the award in attendance of guests from politics, business and society and thanked the jury on behalf of the employees of BASF Group: "The award is a confirmation as well as a great motivation for us. As the world's leading chemical company, we have been working for economic success, environmental protection and social responsibility," said Suckale. "It is our aspiration to use our natural resources as sparingly as possible. Never have there been so many people on Earth as today. The world population will exceed nine billion in 2050. The needs we have on food, clothing, housing, technology and much more are growing every day – but the planet's resources are finite."
With the decision, the jury recognized BASF's Verbund concept that has set the benchmark in the chemical industry for resource and energy efficiency for decades. The Verbund facilitates an efficient use of energy in production for example. The heat produced in one production facility can be re-used as energy in other plants. The Verbund offers ways to reduce emissions and waste and to conserve resources.
In addition to the recognition for efficient raw material and energy use, the development of innovative business models for sustainability, for example, the "mass balance" method, was acknowledged by the jury. This method uses renewable raw materials from the very beginning of the value chain in the existing Production Verbund. Savings of fossil resources are calculated for each product.
BASF was also nominated in the category "Most Sustainable Large Companies" and was among the three leading companies. The German Sustainability Award recognizes companies which make significant contributions to sustainable development on a national and international basis.


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Emma loves being outside and this beautiful weather is perfect to be outside! Her daddy loves the great weather, too b/c he spends all his time outside planting & taking care of all his plants & his garden - and Emma is right there with him! She got her own set of gardening tools last year for Easter and she helped him plant a lot this year. She planted "blue seeds" (pot of bluebonnets) and a "BIG seed" (seed from one of Michael's female palms) in the picture above. You have to help her water them, though b/c she tends to drowned them! LOL! I'm really glad she enjoys it, too.
She tends to get some preferential treatment, too from daddy!! Ha ha! Hey - can I get a ride, too???


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Toyota is expanding its off-road-ready TRD Pro lineup for the 2020 model year by adding a new trim level to the seven-passenger Sequoia SUV.
The 2020 Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro, shown Thursday at the Chicago Auto Show, features a beefed-up chassis, specially tuned shocks and an array of off-road goodies designed to take the full-size SUV deep into the trails.
Powered by a beefy 5.7-liter V-8 engine mated to a six-speed automatic, the Sequoia TRD Pro produces 381 hp and 401 pound-feet of torque, much of it at the low end of the tachometer, to aid in towing. It comes standard with Toyota's Multi-Mode four-wheel-drive system, which is optional on other Sequoia trim levels.
The Sequoia TRD Pro is outfitted with specially tuned Fox shocks and equipped with a TRD front skid plate to protect the suspension and oil pan off-road. It comes standard with cast aluminum running boards and a TRD roof rack. Up front, the brand's name in capital letters is festooned across the large grille and flanked by LED headlights and fog lights. An optional cat-back exhaust system features a black chrome tip and debossed logo with a bold exhaust note that is electronically canceled inside the cabin.
The big off-road SUV comes standard with push-button start and keyless entry, power driver's seat, moonroof and zoned climate controls. Toyota's Premium Audio also comes standard and features Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and Amazon Alexa compatibility.
Like the Sequoia TRD Pro, other TRD Pro models will receive infotainment updates for the 2020 model year, Toyota says. The Tundra, Tacoma and 4Runner TRD Pros will be quipped with 8-inch touch-screen systems, while the Sequoia TRD Pro will feature a 7-inch touch screen.
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By: Lisa Rosenthal on August 8th, 2016
Take a Virtual Tour of our Norwalk, CT Fertility Practice [VIDEO]
A fertility program holds the promise of a family. At RMACT (Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut), we are a family, here to help you build your family.
Dr. Richlin Guides Tour of the Norwalk Fertility Clinic
In this video, board certified Reproductive Endocrinologist Dr. Spencer Richlin shows your around our Norwalk home. The space was created to provide privacy and comfort in rooms that fit the purpose for which they were designed. In each, whether it be a examination room, nutritionist's office, acupuncture treatment room or physician consult office, the design fits the function- with a sense of spaciousness and calm.
RMACT's surgical suite and IVF Laboratory meet and exceed guidelines necessary, "RMACT's IVF laboratory is accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP) and meets standards established by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act (CLIA). The practice is also accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) and the surgical suite is licensed by the State of Connecticut."
Dr. Richlin showed you our Norwalk home, now come visit us. We can help you build your family. That's what we're here for.
About Lisa Rosenthal
Lisa has over thirty years of experience in the fertility field. After her personal infertility journey, she felt dissatisfied with the lack of comprehensive services available to support her. She was determined to help others undergoing fertility treatment. Lisa has been with RMACT for eleven years and serves as Patient Advocate and the Strategic Content Lead.
Lisa is the teacher and founder of Fertile Yoga, a program designed to support men and women on their quest for their families through gentle movement and meditation.
Lisa's true passion is supporting patients getting into treatment, being able to stay in treatment and staying whole and complete throughout the process. Lisa is also a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist, which is helpful in her work with fertility patients.
Her experience also includes working with RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association and The American Fertility Association (now Path2Parenthood), where she was Educational Coordinator, Conference Director and Assistant Executive Director.


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Date Joined: February 17, 2012
Last Online: March 24, 2019
Birthday: February 14
Country: United States
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I have a new goal. My 26th wedding anniv. is May 31thst. I plan to be around to celebrate with my DH, Ray. He has been taking excellent care of me. So please continue to send me your love, prayers and support. You are all making a difference. Today is a good day.
3/5/2019 Working with Dr. to get control of my medications. Hospice workers come to the house and have made me feel well againI am enjoying my days again. I managed to fall on the floor. And yes, that old line "Honey, I've fallen and I can't get up". Did you know if you call 911 they will send Lift Assist? Handsome young men will come to your house to pick you off the floor. Once I am up I am off again to enjoy my day.
I am learning so many new things on this journey. I need much less sleep. At night I spend hours with my art. It is my happy place. I continue to make cards of course. But my favorites are small mixed media. I have a growing stack I hope to continue to share with others. Would you like something?
My life is not perfect but it is good.
2/25/2019 I have had better days. Lots of swelling. My feet are so fat that I can't wear any shoes. Walk with a cane now. Feels like walking on snow shoes. Blood sugar extremely high. All these things at once. Yikes. However I remain in good spirits. I have been overwhelmed by your love, support and kindness. My mail box hardly misses a day without hearing from someone. Who knew that SB would mean so much? Thank you
2/14 2019 The hits they just keep on coming. I am fresh out of the hospital as of last night. I had some kind of episode last week. Woke in middle of the night with horrible head ache, passed out and didn't know anything for 3 days. Was also blind. So hospital 5 days, home just in time for my birthday. Vision has returned with just a bit blurry in the center of wherever I am looking. Whoever heard of a blind crafter? That just should not happen. They are not sure what caused it but it was not a stroke or a seizure. Praying we don't do that again. I am still in good spirits but getting nervous.
I have put off this update for several days because I needed to question myself to see how I was dealing with it all. So.....here goes. My news is grim. When I met with the doctor 1/30 he showed me the results of the recent PETscan. The original tumor has doubled in size. The cancer has spread to my spine and liver. At best he gave me 4 to 5 months. I felt like I had been slapped by King Kong. For a few seconds the earth stood still. And yes, this brave girl with the good attitude broke down and cried the rest of the day making myself sick. More chemo is out, radiation is out. I have started immunotherapy. Will do it twice a month for 2 months. With that the doctor hopes to give me another month or so. After that there is a clinical trial I might be a candidate for. It is in God's hands now. It always has been. I have been spending most of my time talking to friends and family. And I am crafting like crazy. It is my happy place and I am using all the good stuff I had been saving. If there is something that I make that you would like for a RAK please tell me. I want to share. I will continue to update here.
Happy New Year all. We had a wonderful time visiting with family at Christmas. My DIL did her best to spoil me and I let her. Doctor gave me 2 months rest with no treatments to recover from the month in the hospital, As for treatment I have a PET scan on 1/09 and another scan on 1/24. after that we will know what the cancer has been doing these past couple of months.
Sorry I haven't updated this in so long. I am still here. Still have cancer. It's been a real experience. I was in the hospital for a month. It started with an ear ache and ended up with me hallucinations for five days when they gave me way too much fentanyll, a shot and a patch. I couldn't talk, I didn't even know my own birthday. Fentaynal stays with you a long time.
.9/25/2018 In some parts of the country it is fall. Here in Florida it is 96 degrees. We have storms most every night, light show and amazing thunder. Wish I could share this with you.
I was back in the hospital 3 days last week. Again with heart problems, this time with rapid pulse of 130 beats per minute and a very low bp.I was released Saturday night and came straight home to my own bed and slept 12 hours. It was heaven. I saw a cardiologist yesterday and was told they were happy with all of the tests they did in the hospital. And the best thing was they told me that all the heart problems were a side effect of the chemo. When I finish chemo and my body recovers I should have no heart problems at all. Great news.
And more great news. I have only 5 more radiation treatments and next week is my final round of chemo.
Right now I am a very happy girl!
9/17/2018 Another month gone by without updating this. It has been a busy month. I got to experience new things, mostly things I could have skipped. The week after chemo is always a hard one. I have no energy. If cancer wasn't enough I spent 2 days in the hospital with Afib, Never had that before. So now I have added cardiologist to my list of doctors. 10 days ago I had a blood transfusion to help with my fatique. wow! I felt like a new person. I had a wonderful, feeling good week last week. This week not so much. Chemo was last week so this week I am suffering the side effects. I can handle it because I know what it is. I have one more round of chemo in 21 days. Then we scan again to see how we are doing. Prayers are welcome.
i 8/19/2018.. I have really gotten behind with this. One of the side effects from chemo is fatique. I was so tired. Day after day, I felt worse. Then we discovered that my white blood cells had fallen to near 0. So we stopped treatment for 2 weeks in order for my body to bring it back to a normal count. I am also losing my hair. It gets everywhere. I am on house arrest because of the white cells just be careful not to get an infection .So I wear a face mask and now I have to find a hat, and a wig. I am doing well in general and continue to stay positive
8/5/2018 I have no major side effects I am happy to report. My feet and ankles are swollen and I am tired. I feel like a slug. This week I have a PET scan on Tuesday. I see my chemo doctor on Friday. I have received so many nice cards, phone calls and gifts. Thank you all for supporting me along the way.
7/29/2018 I met with the doctors 2 days ago to go over my treatment plan. I will be doing both chemo and radiation and at the same time. Radiation is 5 days a week for 6 to 7 weeks. Chemo is 1 week on and 2 weeks off. Probably 2 months worth, They are taking a big swing at it because it is the most aggressive type called small cell lung cancer. Treatments start on August 1st. I am ready to start fighting back.
7/24/2018 update...…..Just a week ago I spent a great day with my husband. Pedicure, haircuts and then out for pizza for dinner. Less than 12 hours later I was gasping for air and had severe chest pain. The ambulance came and away we went.
You would think heart attack but no, not that. I spent 3 days in the hospital and came home with an oxygen tank because I have lung cancer.
There will be a treatment plan in a few days. I see several doctors 7/27 and will learn what we are going to do. I heard radiation and chemo but not what goes first or if they are going to do them at the same time. I will update here when I have more info.
I'm going public with this because I can't keep a secret. No really. It is a much needed outlet for me and looking ahead to the future someone reading this will be facing the same thing. I hope by sharing I might help them.
And finally for today I am Bonnie. I have cancer but I am not cancer. Still doing art, household chores, cuddling with the dog and cat and trying to keep it all in order with my husband.
Profile updated 10/6/201Many thanks to all the talented artists I have had the privilege to swap with these past five years. I have loved meeting people from around the world and treasure the wonderful friendships that have resulted.
I first found Swap-bot as a place to trade ATCs. I had been making notecards for years and was so excited to try making my art smaller. From there my art exploded into collage, mixed media, doll making and more.
I am currently hooked on Mail Art but love finding anything art related in my mailbox. If you send it, I will probably like it.
I am retired, originally from the Chicago area. I now live in SW Florida with my DH, our dog Pearl and The cat Lucy. If you have a cat you already know you don't "own" them.
We live on a salt water canal and love to boat ride and fish. We have ducks and iguanas on a daily basis. We sometimes have manatees, turtles and sea otters. It's a beautiful place to live. I love plants and am trying to learn what I can keep alive here in Florida.
I love thrift stores, garage sales and of course craft stores. My family shops for me from my Amazon wish list. They keep the art supplies coming.
I do not flake and I strive to keep my high rating. I rate fairly each swap I receive. Extras are not required to earn a heart. in fact I do not need any. Don't think you have to send me an extra to get a heart. If you are going to be late with a swap please communicate with me. Likewise, if something I send is lost in the mail or running late, please contact me before rating down.
I am very good at some things but dabble in many. I am always curious and searching for new projects.
I am a potter and own my own wheel and kiln although it is currently in storage :)
Mail Art, especially hand made postcards
Painting, all mediums
Mixed media and collage
I love my Gelli plate
Sewing small projects
Making art dolls
Jewelry making
My all time favorite is Avatar (in 3D of course). Also Benny and Joon, My Cousin Vinny, Mama Mia, Saving Private Ryan, Steel Magnolias. I am a big Johnny Depp fan, so any of the "Pirates" and now Dark Shadows. I like Kevin Klein, Tom Hanks, Colin Firth (he is the Mr. Darby to me) and Jodie Foster.
Most programs on HGTV, Vikings, Criminal Minds, The Voice, Designated Survivor, NCIS, Bull, and my guilty pleasure Live PD. I am also a sports fan, Nascar (go #11, Denny Hamlin), football and boxing (not mma or cage)
When I read my nose is mostly stuck in a magazine such as Cloth, Papers, Scissors; Card Maker, Soft Doll or any jewelry making magazine. I can also be found at the library sitting on the floor looking at books in the Arts/Crafts section.
I love bright colors, tropical colors. I used to not like orange but over the last year I like it more and more and even find myself wearing it. I prefer jewel tones over pastels. I like floral and spice scents, also vanilla and of course lavender. . Things I like in general are
Our Creator, nature, Mother Earth, wind, sun, water, all things great and small. Being at the beach is a favorite. So is camping in the mountains..
OK, I also love to spend hours on Pinterest or YouTube. I love new ideas and seeing what others are doing and how they are doing it.
Animals of all kinds, especially dogs and cats.
Hearts and being in love. Warm fuzzies and hugs. I am blessed with a wonderful husband.
Snail mail
Bling and more bling
gel pens, glitter pens
Hummingbirds, butterflies and dragonflies
Sea shells
Wind chimes
My Cricut
Lace, yarn, ribbon, fibers
embossing powder
Buttons and beads
embellishments, bits of paper and fabric
craft magazines
Romantic and Victorian goodies
Hand made cards, tags, ATCs, Mail Art and etc.
Stamps, rubber,clear and postage
Paints and inks, spray inks and dyes
turquoise blue glass figurines-especially birds or other animals
Owls and birds in general
Big, chunky jewelry. Rings, necklaces, pierced ear rings, bracelets, to rings and anklets. Silver, gold, copper and pewter tones. I do prefer silver and love moonstones. Doesn't have to be real. I can have more if it's not "fine" jewelry.
Thrift stores and treasure hunting (bargain hunting) Garage sales if I can get up early enough.
Dreams and new ideas
Anything handmade by you
I like exploring old graveyards but more for the history of them than scarry stuff. Not going there at night.
I like Civil War history and have walked the battlefield at Vicksburg, following the progress of the battle from both sides.
People who create and people who share. Kind people, people who have an open mind and do not judge. I have met so many great people here. Yippee.
Chocolate, coffee not tea. Must have Hazelnut creamer.
I don't really care for this category but I do understand the reasons for it. So here goes: I don't like cold weather or cold people, narrow minded people and people who judge. Please don't talk about religion or politics to me. So much ugly in the world and I am a believer in The Golden Rule.
Now that I have been swapping I do see the reason for this category although I know that some don't read our profiles.
Please no baby, kid's childish, wedding, Disney, cute-sie, religious and advertising items. No Kawaii. No Hello Kitty please.
@nosboh99 for Non Winning Lotter Ticket ATC. She was also the host.
I am happy to do private swaps and would welcome any suggestions as to what you would like to swap with me. I am especially happy to swap Mail Art and spirit/goddess dolls. I also make button fairies. Anyone who would like Florida postcards, I can get those for you.
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Missing you Bonnie. Thank you for being such a sweet friend. I think of you often and have only good memories. I am so glad I have some of your art. I will never forget you, Mary
❤🧡💓💜 missing you SO much Bonnie 💜💓❤
You are truly missed! xo You are alive in the thoughts and hearts of many.
Thinking of you.
Thank you so much for your friendship. You are missed
RIP you will be missed
It was a pleasure to get to know you, and I count myself lucky to have some of your art in my home. You will be missed. <3
Rest In Peace, Ms. Bonnie. Wishing your family lots of love and light❤❤
Rest in peace my dear friend... Heaven gained a beautiful woman. Sending love to your family in their time of grief. My prayers are with you. Bonnie, you will be so missed!
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Celebrating the life of Richard "Dick" W. Rupp
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We ask on behalf of the family that you keep your comments uplifting and appropriate to help all who come here to find comfort and healing.
Richard W. "Dick" Rupp, age 76, of Sheboygan, longtime owner of Rupp's Lodge, downtown Sheboygan, passed away on Wednesday May 1, 2019 at the Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice after a lingering illness. He was born October 17, 1942 in Sheboygan, a son of the late Christ and Iva (Bentley) Rupp.
Dick started his life long career in food service at age 14, working at Rammer Sausage company. He then worked at Hoffmanns at Riverdale as a dishwasher at the age of 16, progressing to line cook, graduating from Sheboygan South High School in 1961. On October 6, 1962, High School Sweethearts Sandra Sue Skvarce and Richard Rupp were united in Marriage.
Dick worked at Ye Olde Inn in Sheboygan for a brief time, returning to Riverdale as head Chef in 1963, where he continued until purchasing the former Everett's Lodge on north 8th street in 1979. This month, Dick and Sandy celebrated 40 years in business. Dick and Sandy received numerous local recognitions for being the "Best of" Sheboygan County over the years, which he was most proud. He was an active member of the Wisconsin Restaurant Association where he had served on the board of directors for 10 years, also forming the Eastern Shore Chapter of the state association. He was recognized as Restaurateur of the Year and Mentor of the Year by the WRA. Dick was a Master Mason with the Sheboygan Lodge 11 for over 45 years.
Dick especially enjoyed being up north at his cottage in the Rhinelander area. He loved fishing, hunting, golfing, playing cards and just making the rounds to see his many friends. He enjoyed watching the Packers and Brewers and the History channel.
Surviving Richard is his loving wife Sandra, one son; Richard R. (Jenny) Rupp of Sheboygan, two daughters; Kristin (Mark) Hyland of Sheboygan and Kelly (Dan) Shanley of Waukesha, four grandchildren; Emily & Ben Hyland, Natalie and Sam Shanley, two step-grandchildren; Olivia and Ryan Dicke, a brother; Larry J. (Debe) Rupp of Newton and four sisters; Joan K. Marshman of Glendale AZ, Kathleen M. Jost of Cleveland WI, Cynthia L. Rupp of Sheboygan and Mary A. (Ringo) Zimmer of Sheboygan. Dick is also survived by nieces, nephew other relatives and many friends. In addition to his parents, Dick was also preceded in death by his brother-in-law, Randolph Jost.
A Celebration of the life of Richard Rupp will begin on Saturday May 4, 2019 at 12:30 p.m. at Zimmer Westview Funeral & Cremation Care Center with a Masonic Lodge Service followed by Reverend Greg Whelton. Friends may call on the family at Westview starting at 9:00 a.m. until the time of services.
A memorial fund has been established for the Culinary Scholarship program in the name of Richard W. Rupp.
To plant a tree in memory of Richard "Dick" W. Rupp, visit the Tribute Store.
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Secret Sunrise
Secret Sunrise is an early morning interactive dance session. It is a fun, energetic celebration that combines yoga, meditation, make believe and dancing. Guests are given wireless headphones on arrival and our whacky instructors guide them through a unique, themed session. All the 'Sunrisers' have to do is let go and enjoy.
The sessions have been running in Johannesburg and Cape Town and have just launched in Pretoria, Durban and Stellenbosch and are always looking to host these sessions in interesting and unique spaces.
The classes are usually themed and offer the opportunity for guests to dress up and be as silly as possible. Dress up is optional but highly recommended. These themed sessions although fun and quirky also offer us the opportunity to explore and delve into deeper and more mindful topics, such as compassion, self-expression, fear and acceptance. At Secret Sunrise we like to celebrate the unordinary and step out of our comfort zones. It's a great opportunity to let go in a safe space, be ridiculous and have some fun.
The event has little noise pollution due to the headphones and as such we are able to take our classes to many places in a considerate way to all those around us.
This is not a party and we promote healthy living. Alcohol and any substances are not allowed at our events. The core philosophy of Secret Sunrise is "Share the Joy."
These sessions are a perfect platform to help people to feel free, to express themselves and to reap the benefits of letting go. Secret Sunrise is for everyone. We have no age limitations, it does not matter if you are fit, unfit, courageous or shy. The organisers aim to make this movement as inclusive and accessible as possible.
"Secret Sunrise is structured around experiencing and seeing the sun rising and we try to provide locations that have a view of the rising sun. We like to host our events in beautiful spaces. We have enjoyed sessions in the parks, in the city, on rooftops and in some fantastic venues. The venue is kept a secret and is only revealed to ticket holders the day before. Each day, dawns with new amazing possibilities, with the potential for us to really embrace this human experience. So why not get up early, immerse ourselves in the beauty of our city and let go as we dance and celebrate for no reason at all?"
The hope is that Secret Sunrise will bring people together and will help us to start to engender a greater community spirit. They firmly believe that these sessions will help to cultivate change. By breaking down preconceptions and by pushing people out of their comfort zones a little we are helping our beautiful 'Sunrisers' to experience a greater sense of freedom and connectedness and hopefully a vast array of emotions too. Come and sing, dance, laugh, cry, shout, stomp, hug and find stillness all in a safe space where these emotions are not only accepted but encouraged.
If you would like to be a part of Secret Sunrise all you have to do is join one of our future events. Information and event updates can be found at Secret Sunrise on Facebook.
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My 30 Favorite Sets of 2015, part 2
Here is part 2 of my top 30 favorite musical moments of 2015.
Next up is Dinosaur Jr. This was another date show, and the two of us had both been long time fans and were first time seeing them live. Even the shitty sound system at Black Cat couldn't ruin the night.
Yvette at Metro Gallery was inspiring to me to see how the frontman manipulated noise and sound and played his pedals like an instrument.
This was Faith no More. I had been a casual fan since the early 90s, and got a ticket for cheap off of Stubhub and had a blast rocking out to their classics, and new material. This was the show of the year for me.
Next up was another 90s favorite, Hum. The highlights for me were Suicide Machine and I Hate it Too.
Birth (defects) is my next choice. I am friends with the singer and this was my first time seeing them. Their noise-rock was right up my alley and I would describe it as killer.
Pill, was one we decided to randomly catch after another show. This was the NYC band's first out of town gig, and they are the SECOND sax mention on my list. I wish I would have also did the Psychedelic Furs…
I am so glad Locrian include Baltimore when they do these short tours, as this was my second time to see them. The new album is worth grabbing.
Thrushes are back. This was one of the two shows of theirs that I saw this year (for the release of their excellent new album, which is on my Best of Baltimore list).
The last one of this bunch was Celebration at Bombadillo Festival. Celebration has long been one of my favorite bands, and this performance gave me what I needed.
2015 – My 10 Favorite Heavy Metal Albums
My favorite heavy albums of 2015. In order of the mix I made of one track per release:
Noisem – Blossoming Decay
Genocide Pact – Forged Through Domination
Cult Leader – Lightless Walk
Corrections House – How to Carry a Whip
Kowloon Walled City – Grievences
Fight Amp – Constantly Off
Kylesa – Exhausting Fire
The Body and Thou – You, Whom I Have Always Hated
Locrian – Infinite Dissolution
Liturgy – the Ark Work
Mix Tracklist:
Noisem – Graining Enamel
Genocide Pact – Experiments In Nihilsm
Cult Leader – Sympathetic
Corrections House – Hopeless Moronic
Kowloon Walled City – Your Best Years
Fight Amp – Happy Joyful Life
Kylesa – Lost and Confused
The Body and Thou – Her Strongholds Unvanquishable
Locrian – Arc of Extinction
Liturgy – Kel Valhaal
photo of Kowloon Walled City at Metro Gallery by me
Dragged to Hell 45 – A Metal Mix
For the 45th edition of Dragged to Hell, I decided to share a mix of some of the various metal that I have been rocking out to 2015. Most tracks are new, but there are a few from the last couple years also sprinkled in. The tracks run the metal spectrum from death to grind to thrash to doom. One hour, 13 tracks. Enjoy.
Kylesa – Crusher
The Body and Thou – Manifest Alchemy
Cult Leader – A Good Life
Noisem – Trail Of Perturbation
Genocide Pact – Desecration
Ilsa – Pandolpho
Neurosis – We All Rage In Gold
Empty Vessels – Lamplighter
Killing Joke – Big Buzz
Locrian – An Index of Air
Unearthly Trance – Sleeping While They Feast
Exodus – Wrapped In The Arms Of Rage
Full of Hell & Merzbow – Burst Synapse
Photo of Noisem at CCAS 2015 by me
Hexenjagd – Dragged to Hell 19
Dragged to Hell 19 is hip hop heavy. Commercial and underground are mixed in this mix, side by side. Most of the popular tunes are slowed down.
This mix also features a little bit of noise and experimental music at the end. (originally released a couple months ago. Volume 20 coming soon)
Force Publique – Sacrifice
Milky Chance – Stolen Dance
Ami Dang – Kissed by the Fire
Tinashe – 2 On (feat. Schoolboy Q)
Abdu Ali – Shiva (prod. by B L A C K I E)
Shabazz Palaces – …down 155th in the MCM Snorkel
Waka Flocka – Move That Dope (DatPiff
clipping – guns.up
Atari Teenage Riot – We Are From the Internet
Puerto Rico Flowers – After The Weekend
Ellah A. Thaun – K I L L YouR F R I E N D S
Locrian – Triumph of Elimination
York Factory Complaint – Loved
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Favorite Sets of 2013
In chronological order, one image for each of my 20 favorite live music sets of 2013. All images are from my Instagram account.
1/29 – Quicksand at Black Cat
2/9 – the Evens at 2640 Space
4/18 – Dead Mellotron at Club K
4/25 – GOAT at Black Cat Backstage
5/22 – Future Islands (mainly unreleased songs 90 minute set) at Metro Gallery
5/29 – Roomrunner (record release show) at Metro Gallery
6/7 – Celebration at Metro Gallery
6/30 – Locrian at Metro Gallery
7/27 – Potty Mouth at La Casa
9/1 – the Art Department (surprise set) at ScapeScape
9/5 – Pharmakon at Hopscotch
9/5 – Merzbow and Wolf Eyes (surprise collab set) at Hopscotch
9/6 – Magik Markers (improv set) Three Lobed Records Day Party at Hopscotch
9/7 – Wing Dam SPAZZSCOTCH Day Party at Hopscotch
9/7 – BAMBARA DAY-DREAM Day Party at Hopscotch
9/7 – Matmos at Hopscotch
10/2 – Dan Deacon (brand new songs set) at the Crown
10/11 – Neutral Milk Hotel at 2640 Space
11/13 – Chelsea Light Moving at the Ottobar
12/1 – Animal Collective at 930 Club
Favorite Releases of 2013 (everything else)
I am going to keep the descriptions short and sweet. These 20 releases made up my other favorites that aren't from Baltimore, or dark/electronic. A very East Coast heavy list, with Massachusetts having a strong showing. In no particular order, the rest of my favorites (and a mix).
1. ovlov – am: catchy noise rock is what these brothers deal in
2. Exit Calm – The Future Isn't What It Used To Be: second album of soaring British shoegaze; vocals are up front unlike a lot of their peers
3. The Courtneys – The Courtneys: probably what I sang along to the most this year in traffic was from these Canadian Keanu Reeves enthusiasts
4. BAMBARA – DREAMVIOLENCE: noise powered pedal theatrics from this NYC band; their day time set at Hopscotch this year was easily among my top five favorite for the year
5. The Polyphonic Spree – Yes, It's True: the only kickstarter project I supported this year; I have drank their Kool Aid for over a decade, and this one didn't let me down
6. Sebadoh – Defend Yourself: one of my favorite bands of the 90s return to form; I am glad I was able to see them on tour for this
7. Locrian – Return To Annihilation: I was lucky enough to see them on their short tour for this album; their set's mix of ambient metal synths and guitars let me wanting more
8. Wolf Eyes – No Answer: Lower Floors: I always thought I wouldn't like them because they would be too harsh; this release is just the right combo of noise and songs (also another killer band I was able to catch this year)
9. Weekend – Jinx: beat driven shoegaze release
10. Veronica Falls – Waiting For Something To Happen: pop from London; another sing along fest
11. The Stargazer Lilies – We Are The Dreamers: ethereal shoegaze release from Soundpool alums
12. Placebo – Loud Like Love: another strong release from a mainstay in my favorite list; I am not sure if this will convert anyone, but is a treat for fans of the band
13. Chelsea Light Moving – Chelsea Light Moving: I like all the post-Sonic Youth bands but only wanted to include one; CLM made the cut since I listened to this the most, and also really enjoyed the tracks when I experienced them live
14. Kal Marks – LIFE IS MURDER: Guitar heavy Boston band featuring a vocalist with one of the most unique voices I have heard in rock music in a long time
15. Paint Branch – I Wanna Live: the only DC based band on this list; which is sad, I spend a lot of time every week in that city; smart, vocal driven pop from ashes of Q and not U
16. Krill – Lucky Leaves: another reason Massachusetts kicks ass with its music scene
17. Palehound – Bent Nail: another release that has a 90s vibe to it; nice mix of acoustic and electric parts and also singing about a range of topics including pet carrots
18. DJ Dog Dick – The Life Stains: NYC based noise artist releases a instant noise pop classic; beats, singing, basslines, and melodies abound
19. PERFECT PUSSY – I have lost all desire for feeling: probably the noisiest of all of these releases, shoegaze ones included; too short at four songs and they leave you wanting more
20. Potty Mouth – Hell Bent: this band of punk rockers put on one of the funnest sets that I attended this year at an all ages event at an alternative worship place; much ass was kicked
the image of Locrian synth player/singer Terence Hannum at the Metro Gallery in Baltimore was taken by me
Locrian – Return to Annihilation
Locrian return with an absolute masterpiece of an album. I was fortunate to be able to catch them on their short tour to promote it, at the excellent Metro Gallery show in Baltimore. I waited to listen to this album until after i saw them, so all of the new songs were completely fresh. I was blown away for the keyboard tones and the metal guitar, beautiful and heavy, droney and metal (and great drums too, and light show, and crowd). Toss them a few bucks and be prepared to be annihilated.


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KomsomollTRC «KomsoMOLL–Irkutsk» — the first professionally implemented project, located in the city center and has a unique transport accessibility.
The shopping complex is located in the picturesque part of the Angara River floodplain, 5-minute pedestrian accessibility from the historic city center and included in the pedestrian and transport network of Irkutsk, in close proximity to the city's main artery — ul. Lenin and the New Bridge across the Angara River, connecting the two parts of the city. The KomsoMOLL shopping and entertainment complex is a complex that brings together a unique composition of stores for Irkutsk. Brands such as Okay, Paul Bakery, QuickSilver, Piere Cardin, Giovanni Botticelli, Swarovski, Lacoste, Lagerfeld, NYX, Be Mom, FOX, Lush, DeSalitto, Salad-bar, Luna, Villa Reale, Territory, Outpac, HuntingActive, Beauty Point, C-store, North Face, Climber.
Anchor tenants: a grocery hypermarket «OKEY» with affordable prices, an Eldorado store with a rich assortment of household appliances and electronics, a Sportmaster store for the whole family, where you will find everything you need for tourism, sports and outdoor activities, products for the younger generation huge supermarket «Children's World». The big advantage of the TRK is ample parking for 1,200 cars.


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Weekly account update – Nearly a disaster
At close of play on Sunday night (01/01/12), my account was showing £141.49, a weeks loss of £41.57. Considering I lost over £50.00 on the Manchester City game alone on Boxing Day, I'll take that as a positive result.
Week End – Bank – Target Amount (7%)
01/01/12 – £141.49 – £195.87
25/12/11 – £175.42 – £183.06
18/12/11 – £178.00 – £171.09
11/12/11 – £199.96 – £159.90
04/12/11 – £160.57 – £149.44
27/11/11 – £153.18 – £139.67
20/11/11 – £143.56 – £130.54
13/11/11 – £122.00
Basically on Boxing Day, I was visited by an old friend, greed. I was on Twitter and all the punters/traders, whatever you want to call them, were tweeting about filling their boots on Manchester City at West Brom, easy money, etc.
So by half time – when it was 0-0 – I was sitting there thinking, "I'm having some of this as well."
So I piled into a lay of Under 1.5 goals. It was a cert that Man City would score at least one, and then I trade out for an easy profit. If the goals doesn't come, I'll lay the 0-0 late on as City are a definite to score.
How wrong was I, with the combination of laying Under 1.5, continually topping that lay up and then laying the Correct Score, I lost over £50, getting on for nearly a third of my total betting bank. Absolutely bloody ridiculous!
Anyway, I wasn't happy to leave it there. Liverpool were still playing and had about 10-15 minutes left and they were 1-1 at home to Blackburn at the time. Bingo, I can win it all back here, after all, Blackburn are crap and won't get anything at Anfield.
First I layed Under 3.5 goals in the hope of a quick goals for a cheap(er) trade, when that didn't come, I again piled into a lay of the Correct Score. I didn't keep figures and I dare not check my account, but I know I did another £25-£30.
Not content with that, I then backed Overs in Stoke V Aston Villa as I thought it represented better value than Unders. Any trader with half a brain knew that Unders was the bet, but because it was short, and I was in chasing mode I went in on Overs and lost another £25 on one of the worst 0-0's in recent history.
I'd basically done over a hundred notes on 3 games in a day. Thankfully I did manage some wins on other games that day and I ended that night with about £100 in my account, around £75 down.
Where I am pleased is that I did regroup after that and abandoned any gambling and resorted to just trying to rebuild my account using the Assured Soccer Profits system. In the past I would probably have tried to win the losses back the next day – and probably bottomed out the whole account. So that is the one good positive point to come from this debacle.
Where I need to further improve is when I have a calamity bet. I should have kept calm after the Man City bet and just concentrated on rebuilding there and then, as opposed to chasing. I did have a major rush of blood, and there is no getting away from it.
If I had adopted the approach I took the following day – straight after the City bet – I would have saved myself about £50, and as a result, would have already been back in profit.
As I eluded to above, I concentrated on the Assured Soccer Profits system after Boxing Day. It demands discipline from me, so it's worth using it for that reason alone. Thankfully it came good for me and won me £41.76, as shown in my last blog post about my week's ASP trading. It's thanks to this system that my account recovered to show £141.49.
Further to that, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out that it is the only trading that is making me a profit at the moment. So for that reason, discipline pending again, I'm going to try and focus on just using this system for the foreseeable future and see where it gets me.
Good luck and a happy new year to all readers, and here's to (hopefully) a successful year ahead trading.


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The Sun Peaks Alpine Club hosted the first TECK BC Alpine U16 Open Series this past weekend at the Nancy Greene International Race Centre. The competition was open to any athlete in British Columbia that is 16 and older, and saw 135 kids compete in both giant slalom and super-G races.
The three round series is the main competition U16 competitors follow in B.C.. Athletes results are calculated from the Sun Peaks, Kimberley, and Apex competitions to qualify them for U16 Nationals and Whistler Cup. Coming into this weekend's competition, Sun Peaks Racers head coach Montana Molyneux spoke to her team about setting a baseline for the season, to figure out where they ranked in the province.
"I'm really impressed with how our whole group did because you never know at the first race if their nerves get ahold of them, or how focused they're going to be, with so many other things going on and so many other racers there," said Molyneux.
Sun Peaks Racers had four athletes finish in the top 10 during the super-G competition that ran January 4th to 5th. Brynn Applegath finished second with a time of 1:59.27 on day one of competition, while teammate Noa Hooton finished sixth with a time of 2:00.30. In the boy's competition Beckett Hooton finish in the top spot with a time of 1:53.27 and Liam Applegath in fifth with a time of 1:55.05.
Day two of competition Brynn Applegath found the podium once again ending in third place with a time of 2:00.00, Noa Hooton ended the day in fifth with a time of 2:01.81. For the boys, Beckett Hooton finished third with a time of 1:56.05 while Liam Applegath finished fifth at 1:56.48.
Brynn Applegath's success continued over to Saturday and Sunday as she finished top three both days in the slalom competition. She earned third place overall in the U16 ladies Slalom competition.
With many of the Sun Peaks Racers, U16 team members being in their first year the next two years are important for their development. Molyneux said the athletes will have to decide if they want to continue and how competitive they want to be. Typically if they chose to continue they would join the Okanagan FIS team which is a regional program competing at a higher level.
This weekend the Sun Peaks Racers had the opportunity to see the caliber of competition they would face if they move up, as the Okanagan FIS Team attended this weekend's competition.
"It was nice having some of the older kids there that have already been through the U16 level, to show our U16 how to ski and what the next level looks like. I think it also challenged them as well because there was a lot of younger kids chasing their tails, it was a cool mix," said Molyneux.
Next weekend the Sun Peaks Racers will be out again in full force with the U12's and U14's competing in the Teck Zone Race. The U16 team will be practicing throughout the weekend and prepare for their next TECK BC Alpine U16 Open Series February 4th to 6th in Kimberley B.C..