utely angled intertubercular sulci there was no instability of the LBT while eight of 11 obtusely angled sulci were associated with LBT instability. By consensus impression, instability of the LBT could be determined with 67% sensitivity, 90% specificity, 86% positive predictive value, and 75% negative predictive value. CONCLUSIONS: A flat LBT perched on the lesser tuberosity with an obtusely angled intertubercular sulcus suggests the diagnosis of instability of the LBT in the correct clinical setting.Knowing all of these I feel like System.Uri seems … strange, i.e. property Segments is supposed to have scheme specific parts of the path, but actually each scheme may have it handled on it’s own. Indeed, common internet protocol resource locators uses / char to build hierarchy in the address path but it’s not the case for other schemes. This means that the authors of System.Uri decided to somehow acknowledge IP based protocol addresses in a very special way. Unfortunately, they didn’t decide to acknowledge in a very special way HTTP based URLs as creating an instance of the System.Uri with a relative without specifying it explicitely fails.
Pity. Anyway - I decided to stick to generic parser that tries to detect URL’s scheme and find which of the internal parsers registered can do the job. I also decided to build a hierarchy of URL classes, of which the URL would be the most generic with just few common properties.
We’ll see how it will work with the rest of the infrastructure.Milestone Art Collective is a collaboration between Sean and Amanda Corbin. They believe in art life as a life well-lived. For Sean and Amanda, art in all forms can build bridges, webs, intimate connections; art can heal; art can entertain; art can explain; art can explore; art can define and redefine; art can change the world.
Amanda Kelley Corbin has worked as a graduate assistant, advertising sales representative, substitute teacher, newspaper reporter, delivery driver, property manager, and retail salesperson at a hardware store and at a lingerie shop. She has written more than 100 newspaper articles which have appeared in three eastern Kentucky newspapers. She writes fiction, memoir, poetry, and book reviews. Her work has appeared in The Accolade, Inscape, Kentucky Monthly, JMWW, Eunoia Review, Fried Chicken and Coffee, American Book Review, Madcap Review, ​and the anthologies & Grace: Selections from Lexington Poetry Month 2015 and The Message is Sudden Thunder (2016). She co-edited the 2013 edition of Inscape ​(Morehead State University) and served as an editor-in-chief of the Summer 2017 issue of Limestone (University of Kentucky). She works in the evaluation unit at the University of Kentucky Human Development Institute, Kentucky’s University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research and Service.
Sean L Corbin is the author of The Leper Dreams of Snow (Finishing Line, 2018). His written work has appeared in Still: The Journal, JMWW, CircleShow, Boudin, Vinyl Poetry, Vine Leaves, and Crow Hollow among others. He is also a painter, photographer, videographer, illustrator, sometimes radio personality, and avid meditator.
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Yesterday we had a lovely piece of roast pork. It was a outdoor reared pork roasted on a bed of vegetables (and apple). It was lovely and tender and covered in crispy crackling.
My technique is relatively simple, set oven to the highest temperature. Place the pork on some root vegetables (this time I used carrot and parsnip). I do add some olive oil onto the skin of the pork. Once I have put the pork in the oven, I turn the temperature down to about 160℃.
Cook for about an hour, I then baste the pork and add more chopped vegetables to the pan, onion, carrots, mushrooms and parsnips. Place back in the oven.
I served the pork with roast potatoes, roasted sweet potatoes, roasted parsnips and some steamed green vegetables.
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}Covering 6 hectares of St. Emilion Grand Cru vineyards, Clos Cantenac benefits from an enviable terroir of deep gravel, sand and clay over limestone soils. Martin Krajewski (owner of Chateau de Sours), who purchased the vineyard in 2007, has found the perfect balance between experimenting with this intriguing variation in soil structures, while simultaneously respecting the history of the land. Martin and his team produce wines which do full justice to this prized terroir, highlighting why St. Emilion is one of the most desirable winemaking locations in the world.Welcome back Rise quilters! I got a little crazy with the pattern this round. If you've ever used half square triangles before, you know the possibilities for arrangement are endless, and I didn't want to restrict you to just one. So the pattern is a bit open ended, and leaves lots of room for creativity! I'm so excited to see what you come up with.
Unfortunately, this one was kind of a flop for me. I totally missed the mark on the design, it looks like half one, half the other. But, like I've said before, once they are all together it will be adorable and no one will care about the overly scrappy Block #8! This month has been totally bananas at my house and there was no way I was re-doing it. So in it goes!
My test helpers were the same as last time, with the addition of Jessica @craftycop, my angel friend. You should probably look up her boy version of this on IG, it is sooo cute!
See you next time for the LAST BLOCK!!!I made my wife a youtube play list of a bunch of songs that either remind me of her or have some sort of significant link to an event or time in our lives together - maybe your wife could put together something like that for you to listen to while she is away?  ((Spotify would work