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The explosion in the number and variety of electronics over the past decade has created an unexpected problem-- what to do with the stuff when its no longer useful. Tons of e-waste end up in landfills each years. But one company in Ocala is offering a greener solution.
So far this year, Sun Digital has gathered two tons of electronics to be recycled. They now have a goal of collecting 5 tons by the end of 2011.
"We are talking about junk and a lot of people are not excited about junk, but are happy to know that they had a place to go with these items and it wasn't going to end up in a landfill," Jim Bolin, Owner and President of Sun Digital told TV20.
On Wednesday, June 22nd, the company will be collecting old electronics to be recycled at the Concord Square parking lot, caddy corner from Ocala's Downtown Square from 7am. to 1pm.
According to the National Center for Electronics Recycling, 25 states have passed e-waste laws. Florida isn't one of them.
Marion County holds e-waste recycling days for residents a couple of times a year. Their next event will be on July 16th from 9 am - 2 pm at the Wrigley Sports Complex in Citra. On any other day, residents can dump their electronics straight into the ever-growing pile of waste. Commercial companies with e-waste must first provide the county proof of submitting their waste to a P-clip test which makes sure no harmful chemicals are released.
Funds from Sun Digital's e-waste recycling drives have been donated to charities, like United Way and Marion County Senior Services.
There is a $5 fee to recycle non-flat screen monitors due to the processing necessary to remove hazardous materials, such as lead, from within the tubes.
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The VI800A-TTLU is a plug-in accessory for the VM800P ‘PLUS boards’ which enables inclusion of a TTL level UART. This daughter card behaves as an SPI-to-UART bridging mechanism. It is complemented by the VI800A-RELAY, which effectively acts as an SPI-to-relay bridge for PLUS boards, with the SPI slave interface converted into a relay interface. The VI800A-ETH allows an external Ethernet interface to be connected and the VI800A-POE enables Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) functionality to be benefitted from. The VI800A-N485U behaves as a SPI-to-RS485 bridge with the VI800A-232U behaving as an SPI-to-RS232 bridge – thereby allowing interfacing with legacy equipment.
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Pre wedding photographers in Mumbai are a bunch of sought-after professionals. That’s because, today, a pre wedding photoshoot is a prelude to every wedding, however big or small. It is essential to capture the moods and moments of the soon-to-be-married couple in each other’s presence before the wedding. Moments thus captured essentially remain in memory for a long and indeed something to recall and cherish in the future.
So, here we present, for your reference, the top 15 pre wedding photographers in Mumbai
Another pre wedding photographer based in Mumbai who could add value is Candid Wedding Stories led by Manish Chauhan. His exuberant team works hard for the money and has covered a lot of weddings in Mumbai and elsewhere. Open to traveling anywhere, they are known to capture excellent memories for you. Experts in handling the camera and the narrative, you can expect them to do wonders for your pre wedding shoot. An award-winning team, they also do bridal and engagement photography, besides weddings.
Joseph Radhik is a passionate IIM graduate who is crazy about the visual arts and storytelling. Subsequently, Stories by Joseph Radhik is his dream team of photographers that have picked up awards as well. They “believe in stories of love, laughter and happily ever after,” which gives them an edge over many rivals. Pre wedding photography comes naturally to them and you are delivered just about anything you ask for. So, you can give them a try yourself and reap their expertise in pre wedding photography.
Romesh Dhamija Productions are one of the better photographer professionals in Mumbai, especially in wedding-related shoots. They easily make it to the top 15 pre wedding photographers in Mumbai. They always look to incorporate the beauty of the location into their pre wedding or other photographs. They are experts in the art of photography and it does show in their work. You will also notice that they go to great lengths to make everything such as the locale and lighting mingle in the best way. That’s probably how they get great results every time.
Reels and frames photographers are an award-winning photographic firm, based out of South Mumbai. Their pre wedding shoots are well known and they have shot across the country. In addition, they also have worked for high-profile clients which is a feather in their cap. They are adept at using modern technology in their shots as much as they follow traditional requirements. Thus, they find a place in the list of the top 15 pre wedding photographers in Mumbai.
Devendra Purbia Production is a photographic unit known for its professionalism. Dev himself is a science graduate from IIT Kharagpur, and photography is his passion besides arts and design. His enthusiasm and talent abound while at work and it shows in the results as well. He has mastered the art of pre wedding photography and is a leading exponent in the business. He is definitely among the better pre wedding photographers in Mumbai, and you may expect the best from him.
35mmCandids is a photographic firm based out of Mumbai that has a few awards to its credit. They have amazing shoots in their kitty, including a few high-profile ones. They seem to have traveled the length and breadth of India doing wedding-related shoots for their clients. They look to focus their camera more on natural surroundings to get authentic shots. Check them out if you’re looking to do pre wedding jigs.
Another firm to get onto the list of top 15 pre wedding photographers in Mumbai is the popular Jodi Clickers. Although they started small they soon learned the ropes and joined the ranks of the better photographers in Mumbai. Perhaps their dedication got them to where they are today. Thus they have done pre wedding shoots in different parts of the country with great success. They have it in them to grow to greater heights and they seem to be headed in the right direction
The guys at Picsurely are a team of skilled wedding photographers and cinematographers who focus on wedding-related photography. Thus their portfolio consists of photoshoots across destinations all over India. They are especially good at pre wedding photography with some fantastic work to their credit. They love to have you cherish your unforgettable moments forever with expressive and candid photographs. Capturing those intimate moments regally, they strive to give you the best!
Wedding Art is a leading media brand that offers pre wedding photography services in India or abroad. They are a bunch of expert photographers that strive to do justice in whatever they do with their cameras. Currently, with young specialists in their team, they have built a reputation for themselves in the wedding photography niche. They look to collaborate with the wedding planners, and others in their endeavor to deliver better results for you.
Yet another pre wedding photographer in Mumbai, Seventh Heaven Wedding Company has covered quite a few weddings. They have covered many wedding events in other locations as well. Besides pre wedding photography, they also offer candid and traditional photography and videography. While they do pre wedding shoots in Mumbai, they are also open to traveling anywhere for the photoshoots. The entire team consists of expert photographers and associated professionals.
Amit owns The Pixel Sutra, an up-and-coming but proficient photographic firm in Mumbai. Their passion for photography shows in their work and is appreciable. They feel that weddings are the beginning of a new phase in a couple’s life. Therefore, everything related to the wedding needs to be chronicled, beautifully. Pre wedding photography is something they love to start with while covering the entire wedding gamut.
A popular wedding photography firm, Happyframes has managed to carve a special niche for itself in the photographic industry. They cater to all types of wedding photography including pre wedding which they consider special for the couple. As their name suggests, they claim to deliver happiness in every frame! They are known to capture all the special moments as they happen and save them for posterity. They profess that you can recall your best moments with a smile!
Frame a Story aims to create your wedding story in beautiful frames that will last a lifetime and bring you pleasant memories. This Virar-based photographic team promises to make you smile every time you look at the memories captured by them. They capture the entire wedding rituals for you including the pre wedding photoshoot. Having covered weddings from different cultures and backgrounds, they are adept at the art of making the most of every photographic moment.
Wedding Stories by Ana may surprise you, being the only female among the top 15 pre wedding photographers in Mumbai. Well, that’s because she qualifies to be among the best, and although freelancing, she can do as well as any other on the list! Specializing in wedding photography and videography, pre wedding shoots are her favorite. Wedding Stories by Ana is a good option if you are looking for a pre wedding photographer.

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Flat Heart City offers accommodation in Bucharest, 500 metres from Bucharest National Theater TNB and 800 metres from Ministry of Health. The air-conditioned unit is 1 km from Romanian Athenaeum. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
The kitchen is fitted with a microwave, a fridge and a stovetop, as well as a coffee machine. A flat-screen TV is offered. There is a private bathroom with a shower.
Free use of bicycles, bike hire and car hire are available at the property and the area is popular for cycling. National Museum of Art is 1.1 km from Flat Heart City, while Cismigiu Gardens is 1.5 km away. The nearest airport is Henri Coandă International Airport, 15 km from Flat Heart City.
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‘History’ – the subject, that is, not the events themselves – has a lot to answer for. (Well, the events themselves too, obviously; but that’s another matter.) I don’t know how important it is in helping to explain our present fraught situation (in Britain): my own view is that the reasons for that are more immediate and more material; but History is certainly being made use of a lot, chiefly by the ‘Brexit’ side.
‘Taking back control’ obviously rests on a view of recent history, when we presumably had control; just as does ‘Make America Great Again’. Beyond that, references to the Second World War, which it is claimed ‘we’ won; to Winston Churchill, whom Johnson appears to want to emulate, in his rhetoric at least; and then to the Empire, which is supposed to have given Britain control of ‘half the world’ in days gone by, pepper the discourses of the Right. There are others. Appeals to our ‘unique’ history as a freedom-loving island, and to our ‘splendid isolation’ in Palmerston’s day, are often brought up as justifications for our separation from the European Union at the present time. Again, I don’t know whether these are genuine motives: whether Empire-nostalgia, for example, really does run this deep in people; or if they’re just smudges of historical relish at the side of the plate – a bit like illustrations in a serious book – to make the dish seem more palatable. In either case, historical ‘precedents’ are nearly always misleading, for two main reasons.
The first is that they are usually wrong, even historically. Britain didn’t win the Second World War: the USSR and USA did; which is not to belittle Britain’s ‘pluck’ in holding out against the Nazis before those two powers came in. Churchill was a pretty second-rate war leader, except in his resolution and his rhetoric, which really did inspire people; and only came out on the winning side because Hitler made even more mistakes. The British Empire was never quite the dominating entity it’s generally taken to have been, but only ever survived on sufferance, and was at least as much a source of weakness to Britain as of strength. (I can’t go into this now, but it’s a main theme of my ‘imperial’ history books.) ‘Half the world’ is obviously an exaggeration; and even the more usual claims of ‘a quarter’ or ‘a fifth’ are questionable. ‘Splendid isolation’ is a myth, except as a Palmerstonian boast, with Britain never having been as cut off from other powers as she threatens to become now. ‘Uniquely freedom-loving’ depends, of course, on one’s definition of ‘freedom’: her industrial proletariat might not agree; as neither would her Irish subjects, living on her other ‘island’; those, that is, who had not been forced out by famine. All together these aspects of Britain’s ‘history’ can hardly be used to support the case for ‘Brexit’ today; or, indeed, for any other broad national policy, including, of course, a pro-EU one.
The other reason why we should beware of ‘historical precedents’ is that they are only ‘historical’, forged in different circumstances, and so unlikely to fit the circumstances of today. Insofar as Britain was either ‘imperial’ or ‘splendidly isolated’ in the nineteenth century, it was because of her massive lead over the rest of the world in manufacture and later in overseas investment, which of course is entirely absent – the first of these, at any rate – today. To stand on its head a much-used Victorian formulation, touted by imperialists to justify themselves: British trade didn’t ‘follow the flag’ then, but the very opposite. Britain’s influence and power in the world, such as they were, grew out of her domination of its markets by her manufactured goods – things to sell and materials to buy to make them from. The other basis for Britain’s ‘global’ success was the absence of significant foreign competition in these markets, until an industrialised Germany and then America came along. A few contemporaries saw the writing on the wall even as early as this: before, that is, Britain’s empires – both ‘formal’ and ‘informal’ – had begun their long ‘decline and fall’. Obviously there’s no way of our returning to those conditions. Unless, that is, Boris knows some way of triggering a second (or is it third?) ‘Industrial Revolution’ in Britain, which he hasn’t vouchsafed to us yet. Or will the neo-liberalism which our leading Brexiters all seem to yearn after – it’s one of their reasons for wanting to escape the EU’s regulations, especially over tax havens – do the job?
Today’s world is so different from Palmerston’s and Disraeli’s and even Churchill’s (in his imperial dreams) that it seems not merely misleading but downright dangerous to hark back to their times for guidance. To take one example, a word emphasised by Brexiters to express what they believe disengagement from the EU will give them. ‘Sovereignty’ has never been an absolute reality for any nation which wishes to engage in any way with other countries, and especially for medium-sized countries without the sort of material base that Britain’s first Industrial Revolution gave to her. The Brexiteers’ great delusion is to see sovereignty only in terms of independence from formal alliances, confederations or empires; whereas ‘history teaches us’ (I hate that phrase, but it may be justified in this context) that informal bonds can be at least as restrictive, or more so. The major example today is the commercial treaty Britain may need to make with the USA, in order to compensate for the loss of her free European trade, which could leave her with less choice – ‘sovereignty’, in other words – than she would have otherwise. Several economists and political scientists have warned of a post-Brexit Britain’s becoming, in effect, an ‘informal colony’ of the USA; just as so many of the countries of Latin America, for example, became informal colonies of Victorian Britain in her prime. The easiest way to avoid this would be to unite with other countries – in this case the obvious one would be the remaining EU – in order to acquire negotiating muscle, as well as for its alternative and more acceptable markets. In truth, ‘sovereignty’ follows not from isolationism – ‘take back control’ – but from co-operation with others; and is what the EU gave Britain before she shrugged off its help.
History can be useful, but not if it is misused in this way. We’ve seen it before: the ‘Hitler’ analogy being employed to unseat other dictators whose circumstances were entirely different – Nasser by Eden, for example; the liberation of Baghdad assumed to be as welcomed by its people as the liberation of Paris in 1944; and in the present case the EU’s being painted – by some extreme Brexiteers – as a continuation of the Nazi Reich. Then of course there’s Margaret Thatcher’s idea of ‘Victorian values’, employed in order to give historical validity to her free-marketist policies in the 1980s. What the people who indulge in this kind of thing forget, or more likely never knew, is that all historical events need to be viewed in their contexts; which is how professional historians study them all the time. Just as contexts can rarely be transplanted from one period to another, let alone one place or another, so nor can the events and actors they surround. Whatever Churchill’s views were on a United Europe – this is disputed, but was also complicated by the existence of the British Empire then – they can’t be taken out of their context to shed light on the situation today; any more than can the Empire or ‘splendid isolation’ or nineteenth-century ideas of ‘freedom’. If these ‘historical’ memories and myths really do lie behind some of the policies of today, then they can be downright dangerous.
But that’s not our fault. Serious historians can rarely get a word in when it comes to the use that is made of their discipline. Self-serving myth is always more attractive than either reality, or constructive doubt. My next book, Britain Before Brexit (Bloomsbury, May 20), tries to put people right on this, but of course it won’t be noticed where it matters. Politicians, in particular – even those who dabble in the subject on the side, like Boris Johnson and Jacob Rees-Mogg (and I’ve read both of them) – aren’t exposed to serious History, or Historical method. So I don’t hold out much hope.

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The mention of their relationship usually raises eyebrows. But just when you thought you were out of the woods with all those tears, Drew shared a heartfelt note to her on-screen partner of 9 years and the message will break your damn heart. Katherine Heigl and T. Can you think of any others who are just friends? The pair have also given and gotten a lot of encouragement from fans for their onscreen relationship. While Heigl has admitted that she had a crush on Knight before she knew he was gay, today they seem to still be friends. Fans have been tempted to wish for a more intimate relationship. Secondly, For me, this photo speaks volumes about our partnership. I want to be like her when I grow up. This affection has not been lost on Oh either. I will throw down for that kid. The name of her fragrance: The gossip rags speculated that her on-set relationship with Sutcliffe was to blame. Two children later, the couple continue to work steadily while co-parenting. Add in Shondaland mainstay Paul Adelstein, relative newcomers like KaDee Strickland, and latter season additions like Benjamin Bratt, and the cup runneth over. April and Jackson were close friends until their relationship turned romantic. Diggs has been very open about how the split has affected him psychologically, giving some very candid interviews in the process. Instead, she was a love interest for Tim Daly. Katie Lowes and Adam Shapiro On Scandal, Katie Lowes played the conflicted Quinn Perkins, a character with a painful past and a penchant for dating men who wind up deceased. When the series ended, Brenneman wrote a blog post on her website detailing how close the cast had grown over six seasons. The scene right here where Jackson prays over April was one of those moments. Both actors have popped up in Shondaland. When I realized it, I had to sing happy songs to myself to keep from losing it while the camera was on me. Both come from the theater world. I am so humbled and so thankful.
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The Astros contribute to the 35-man roster of the Salt River Rafters, along with the Marlins, the Twinkies, the and the Astros' two "interleague rival clubs", the Diamondbacks and the Rockies. Man, I bet all that rivalry makes for some tense bus trips to away games.
Anywho, despite all that tension between prospects that are forced to hate one another, the Salt River Rafters won the AFL East Division with a 17-11-4 record. There must have been something good about those bus trips, because they managed a 10-4 record on the road, and only managed a .500 record at home. They play the Championship Game tomorrow (Saturday) - against the Peoria Javelinas, who clinched the West in the last game of the season. I think it will be on the MLB network, and kicks off a 1pm MST, or 2 Central and 3 Eastern.
So lets have a look at how the Astros prospects went during the "regular" season of the AFL. And who knows - perhaps Cockroach or myself may whip together a game recap for the final. Stranger things have happened!
Warning: sarcasm ahead...
You may have heard of this guy. Former #1 pick, got lazy and out-of-shape, washed out of Lancaster, then went for a anti-baseball bullpen visit to MMP, which he TOTALLY didn't earn. After that, I blocked his name from my browser, so I have no idea how the rest of the season ended. I imagine he wound up in the GCL somewhere, trying to keep his ERA below 9.
Well, he had a pretty decent AFL. He garnered some attention - this time of the good sort! - over the seven starts that he made. Filthy slider!! His overall stats resulted in him throwing 31 innings, allowing 18 hits, 10 runs (9 earned) with one lone home run. He struck out 24, and walked 8.
Looking at the game log also gave cause for a little optimism. Four of his starts (17 innings) were scoreless. In those 17 innings, he allowed a total of 5 hits, 3 walks and 17 strikeouts. Those starts weren't all against patsies either - he beat the Scottsdale Scorpions (12-20-0), the Surprise Saguaros (16-15-1), the Mesa Solar Sox (15-14-2) and the AFL West-winning Peoria Javelinas (15-14-3).
The others starts were (obviously) worse, but he never allowed more than five hits (the shortest outing was 4 innings), and never walked more than three. He had a 6ER/5R outing against Scottsdale, where he gave up 5 hits, walked 3 and struck out 2. In the start before that, he gave up 3R/ER, 5 hits, 1 walk and three strikeouts against the Peoria Javelinas - his second start in a row against them - and in the last game of the season, he allowed 1 run on 3 hits and a walk. The final earned run came on a solo shot. So only one of the starts was a disaster, and even then, he only gave up one more hit than innings pitched in that start.
So a pretty good AFL for Appel, and he definitely could see Houston at some stage in 2015. His form may have factored into the Tropeano decision, which netted Houston "switch-hitting" Hank Conger.
Lambson is a left handed reliever who spent the season between Lancaster and Corpus. He was taken in the 19th round of the 2011 draft out of Arizona State, so he should have been plenty familiar with the climate. His time in the Texas League was fairly strong, yielding a 1.36 ERA over 33 innings, striking out more than a batter an inning.
Lambson continued his solid year in the AFL, making 10 appearances, throwing 14-and-1/3 innings, and allowing 2 earned runs. That resulted in an ERA of 1.26. He struck out 17, and walked 7. One of his earned runs was via a solo home run.
Lambson certainly didn't hurt his stock in the AFL at all, and his IP per appearance logs indicate that he is more than a LOOGY. He will start the season in AA or AAA, and could potentially get a sniff at Houston late in 2015.
Perez is a right handed reliever who also split the year between Lancaster and Corpus. Like Lambson, his showing in Corpus (ERA 2.09) was also better than in Lancaster (5.87).
Perez certainly didn't hurt his stock in the AFL either. Working as a reliever who threw multiple-innings on a number of occasions, he also appeared in 10 games, also throwing 14-and-1/3. He allowed 11 hits, struck out 11, and walked one. He allowed only 1 earned run, resulting in an ERA of 0.63. However, he also allowed 2 unearned runs on three hits in his last appearance of the year.
Prior to his last two appearances (where all three runs scored), he had allowed 6 hits in 11 innings, while striking out 10.
Perez turns 25 in December, so his time is soon. He also didn't hurt his chances to either sniff Houston in 2015, and will probably open the season at Fresno.
Velazquez needs little introduction, besides a reminder than he turned 22 in June and finished the season in Lancaster. His career has been continually hampered by injury. He managed only 64 innings this year between the GCL Astros (where he was sent on a rehab assignment) and Lancaster, so his appearance in Arizona was likely an attempt to simply get him more innings.
Velasquez had a rough AFL, throwing 13-and-two-thirds innings over 5 total appearances, with 4 starts. He allowed 14 hits, walked three and struck out 13. His ground-out : air-out ratio was in positive territory which is consistent with his results over the year. However, he had two disaster starts - one against the Glendale Desert Dogs (3IP, 6H, 5R/ER, 2HR allowed, 2K) and one against the Mesa Solar Sox (0.2IP, 4H, 3R/ER, BB, K). He was scored upon in one other outing (5IP, 2H, 1R/ER, BB, 6K). His overall ERA was a lofty 6.59
(An anonymous yet undoubtedly handsome AC Commentator pointed out that Velasquez left his shortest (0.2IP) and final start - where he is recorded as allowing three earned runs - due to injury, and that all of the runs recorded against him were allowed to score by the "relief" pitcher. Without that start, his ERA would have been 4.84 - 7 runs in 13 innings, but five of the seven remaining runs scored were in one outing. Thanks for the extra info.)
The verdict is probably that Velasquez has probably not done much to make the 40-man decision any easier. He will have to be added, or risk being lost in the Rule V draft in December. A pitching-poor team, looking for a potential starter could easily stash him in the 'pen in long relief. It will be an interesting decision.
Ruiz had a big year - at least in terms of games played - appearing in 131 games at Lancaster, with a solid (albeit offensively swollen) line of .293/.387/.436. The scouting reports that I have read on him are generally positive, but tend to doubt how much power he could get out of his stroke. However, at 20, he has a lot of time to work it all out, and getting some time in the AFL was probably more about exposing him to better pitching than anything else.
Ruiz had a bit of a struggle, eventually getting 87 plate appearances which yielded a .187/.292/.227 triple-slash. He managed 12 walks versus 17 strikeouts. Out of his 14 hits, three were doubles. This may not be his last trip through the AFL, but will nearly certainly be is least productive, because a year at AA next year is going to say a lot about his ability to hit better pitching in a less offence-friendly environment.
Sclafani's rise will be well known amongst fans of the Astros' minor-league system. Sclafani started his professional career at Tri-Cities in 2012 as a Dartmouth grad, after being drafted in the 14th round. The following year, he played 19 games at Quad Cities (.241/.430/.293) and 92 at Lancaster (.302/.396/.474). He opened 2014 in Corpus (.285/.333/.361), but was promoted after 36 games to OKC, where he continued to hit and walk in 62 games (.339/.420/.438). He has fielded all over the diamond, starting his career in the lower minors as a middle-infielder, then getting some third-base reps at Lancaster. At Corpus, he played 4 positions (2B, 3B, LF, RF) and at Oklahoma he was used only as an infielder, including one game at shortstop (which he hasn't played since Hi-A). As a switch-hitting contact-and-walk guy who doesn't strike out (1181PA, 147K, 138BB, career line .295/.384/.404), there is nearly-immediate potential value here, á la Kiké Hernandez. In fact, Sclafani may have been the reason that the Astros felt they were able to trade Hernandez.
Well, Sclafani continued to "rake" in the AFL - at least his particular brand of raking. He managed 51 plate appearances, walked 5 times while striking out 11 times. He managed 17 hits, five of which were doubles. That all amounted to a a .370/.431/.543 line, which is very solid.
Note that the Rafters had only 4 outfielders on the roster, so Sclafani saw time at both outfield corners.
Sclafani is 24-and-a-half, so his time is soon as well, and he has done nothing to worsen his position in the Astros' depth chart. He would need to be added to the 40-man to see time in the Bigs, but I imagine that he will be going to Florida in February with a realistic chance to battle Matty D for the 3B job, Mike-Bob Grossman for the LF job, or Mar-Go for a super-utility job - if Gonzalez isn't the starting shortstop.
Andrew Ahyim Aplin should also be well-familiar with the Arizona climate, also coming out of Arizona State, but this time in the 2012 draft. Aplin split 2014 between Corpus and Oklahoma, finishing the season with a combined .265/.372/.345 line. As a lefty would patrols a decent CF, he wouldn't be without supporters watching his career closely.
Aplin saw action in 19 AFL games, resulting in a triple-slash of .269/.388/.358. He may have been tired (126 games on the year, heading into the AFL), because his last ten games saw him slash .188/.395/.188. He had 79PA, which yielded 18 hits (1x2B, 1x3B, 1xHR) and 12 walks versus 18 strikeouts. He stole four bases, but was caught stealing five times.
At 23 years, 7 months, Aplin has a little more time to put it all together. That is not saying that he isn't putting it together now, of course, but at this stage it would be nice to see the average and/or slugging percentage creep up a little. Still, not a bad season overall.
In all, the Astros prospects - as a whole - did little to dent their reputations. Appel and Sclafani probably did their stock a lot of good, Lambson and Perez had pretty decent stints for relief pitchers, and Aplin did fine. Ruiz and Velasquez - who are both quite young - probably didn't do their stock any harm, but only after age is taken into account. As mentioned previously, the Astros have an interesting and difficult decision to make on Velasquez shortly.
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We did win an award once for the best landscaped garden but after finding our allotment was really too far away to enjoy we decided to have an edible back garden. Here's what's growing at the moment. This 'graveyard' has just been planted with French beans.
Here we have chives and a bay.
These herbs are lime bazil, marjoram and thyme.
The strawberries are just waiting to ripen. I hope we can get to them first before the birds.
Here are the outdoor tomatoes safely enclosed from the wind.
The mangetout are just beginning to form from their white flowers. In the trough are mixed lettuce leaves. The trough is on copper legs (copper plumbing pipe) to prevent the slugs from climbing up and eating our lunch. There's lavender in the black pot.
This parsley seeded itself from last year - or possibly the year before. Behind is the corn.
Here are the courgettes which have just been planted out and are a bit wind blown. Beneath the wigwam are runner beans. Behind are compost bins (not the retired Daleks).
I've never been very good at growing radish. They always seem to bolt.
We like to protect our crops and these broccoli and calebrese are behind netting so the slugs can't get to them. That's the idea any way.
The carrots are protected from the dreaded carrot root fly.
These little plants are swede. I grew too many last year so this year I only planted a few.
We've a second lot of mangetout (I hope to be really organised and pick everyday, freezing the excess - ha, ha!) and some beetroot.
The parsnips just stay in the ground until they get eaten.
These garlic look like they're ready now.
Inside the greenhouse are more tomatoes, the grape-vine and cucumbers,
while these peppers keep getting transplanted to larger and larger pots to eventually end up in our sun room so I can just 'snip off' the peppers I need for the day.
Finally here are 2 sacks of potatoes!
Here's to enjoying and eating the garden!

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Mito is a place where many historical monuments gather such as the Kairakuen, one of the three largest parks in Japan. As many people imagine Mito for the Mitokoumon, there are many properties related with the Tokugawa family. Since it is close to the Taisen Beach, one of the best beaches in the Kanto region, why don’t you enjoy the sea and the culture together?
Kairakuen Kourakuen in Okayama, Kenrakuen in Kanazawa, and Kairakuen in Mito are the three famous Japanese gardens. The garden uses the natural feature itself so take a look at the Japanese beauty and culture.
Ume Festival During February to March, many people gather to visit the Ume festival. About 100 kinds and 3000 trees are planted so you can enjoy many kinds of Ume flower.
Oarai Beach Oarai beach is the largest beach in the Ibaraki area. You can enjoy not only swimming in the beach but also other summer activities and seafood gourmet.

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The most fascinating forbidden places in the world
The ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic has made bustling cities like New York resemble ghost towns. Social distancing has shut national parks and turned tropical paradises into forbidden islands. But instead of dreaming about canceled trips, why not learn about some strange places that have always been forbidden? Here’s Some Adventure Travel Inspiration for When the COVID-19 Pandemic Ends Turns out there’s been an actual ghost town (that’s North Brother Island, by the way) within New York City limits for 80 years. And some islands have long been prohibited—for fascinating reasons. While all the places below are restricted in some way, a few can be visited by invitation, seen from afar, or experienced through replicas (once travel restrictions have ended). For now, there’s no time quite like a self-quarantine for descending into the online rabbit hole, where you’ll find plenty of photos and information for a virtual vacation. 1. Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, Ukraine In April 1986, an electrical test triggered a chain reaction at the Chernobyl No.4 nuclear reactor. The explosion and resulting reactor fire spewed radioactive particles into the atmosphere for nine days, becoming the worst nuclear accident in history. Shortly after the meltdown, a sarcophagus of concrete and lead was built over the reactor, and an exclusion zone was established with a radius of 19 miles. This Zone of Alienation was later expanded to 1,000 square miles and contains some of the most radioactively contaminated places on earth. In recent years, the New Safe Confinement, a steel entombment structure, was built over the previous sarcophagus. Since 2011, tour groups have been allowed to visit parts of the zone.
While many people dream of spending weeks on sun-drenched tropical beaches, a growing number of families or couples are recognizing the advantages of vacation or holiday fun in shorter doses.
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Whatever your age, in this book I will challenge you to re-evaluate your life for the better. To ask yourself deeper more powerful questions about how you spend your time on earth. To think clearly about how you prioritize the things in life that are most important to you. To make changes and take actions that will enhance your experience, friendships and general enjoyment of life. To live with a passion, you might have forgot is even there…
Do you feel you are you getting the most from your life, maximizing every single day? Are you passionate about your daily work or activities? Do you travel frequently and see many of the places you dreamed of seeing in the world? Do you feel time is running out too quickly on your goals or bucket list? Do you feel trapped in a situation that’s holding you back? Would you like to ask better questions, take stronger actions and add more meaning, experience and color to your life?
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did so. So, throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. “Let us live so that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry.” – Mark Twain
Four of My Close Friends Never Saw Their 50th Birthday’s
I was lucky in a strange sort of way in that one of my best friends died when I was in my early 30’s. He was a world-class athlete and only 42 years old. It quickly brought home to me how fickle life can be at an age when few people think of death. Most of us pretty much take our lives and our health for granted until we get ill or someone close to us dies. Since Dave’s death 30 years ago three more of my good friends one man and two ladies have also died of various forms of cancer before, they were 50. Randy, Trish and Donna all had a whole lot of life still in them. Only Randy smoked, the rest had a healthy lifestyle and just got a bad draw in the gene pool. There is not much you can do about that except get constant check-ups and try and nip it in the bud. Even when the prognosis was fatal none of them expected to die. Two were convinced their faith in God would save them, the other that natural healing could do the job. All were making big plans for their future “when they got better.” The future never came. Donna never got to see Hawaii, although we practically begged her to go, even offering frequent flyer miles and hotels to make it easy.
Too many great people die with the life still in them. While there is little, we can do with the winds of fate we can make sure we get more joy, experience and adventure in our lives. As Jon Bon Jovi so eloquently said. “I don’t want to live forever I just want to live while I’m alive!”
Creating Your New Life Blueprint
You are neither too young or too old to start living a more fulfilling life. Go back through the 50 questions from chapter four and review them. Answer the hard ones with zero based thinking and re-evaluate how you will move forward. Shun the idea of living a balanced life and go all in to the key things that you love with passion. Start checking off that bucket list, take more chances and most of all take action towards creating a life truly well lived. Your life!
ONE THING I PROMISE… By the end of this book you will not look at your life the same way again…While the book is packed with stimulating ideas, it’s an easy read with no chapter longer than 3 pages. To back up my point of view, I have dug deep into the biographies of some very accomplished people and quote them at the start of each chapter. I have added their pictures as well to give addition meaning to them and provide additional stimulation to you.

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Welcome to the homepage of GPUMD! This is the official site for GPUMD, but is still under construction.
What is it GPUMD?
- GPUMD stands for Graphics Processing Units Molecular Dynamics. It is a molecular dynamics (MD) code implemented fully on graphics processing units (GPU).
Major features of GPUMD
- It is highly efficient for doing MD simulations with many-body potentials such as the Tersoff potential. Using a single powerful GPU such as Tesla P100, it can run 100 MD steps for a one-million-atom system within one second.
- It implements a set of elegant expressions for force, virial stress, and heat current for many-body potentials.
- It has quite a few useful utilities to study heat transport, including
- The equilibrium MD (EMD) method, or the Green-Kubo method;
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