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make a great family photo when you are in front of Cinderella Castle. These don't have to be expensive, I have found great Disney shirts at local discount retailers.
-To get in the spirit, make little "thank you" notes on index cards before leaving home. Leave this for your housekeeper, hand one to a bus driver, or to a special Cast Member. Everyone at Disney works so hard, so it is nice to let them know how much we appreciate them.
I am so excited for you with your upcoming stay at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. It is sure to be the trip of a lifetime!<|endoftext|>Hi! Sign in to let us know how Nest Cafe was?
This place has been closed for years. It was great, but is now a decent sushi/hibachi place.
I eat here often, mostly for breakfast. The food is good and the service is really great and the staff is very friendly.
The Nest is an above average diner with a good interior decor and pretty good selections on the menu. The omelettes and the sandwiches are decent but nothing above average. Overall, i would say it has average food, good service and a clean environment.
I've been to the NestCafe a few times, and always found the food and selection to be very good. The service can be a bit slow, especially during prime hours, but it doesn't appear to impact the food quality in the least.
The restaurant is set up with the smoking section well-separated from nonsmoking, which is always a plus. It's definitely geared for family dining, but there are enough corners to allow for privacy for couples.
We did have one issue with a server who was unaccountably rude, but I haven't seen this person at the restaurant since.
K S. Jul 26.
The inside decor was very nice. The menu has everything you can think of and the food was good. I like the fact that they serve breakfast all day long. There were a lot of children in the restaurant so it is not the place to go for a quiet dinig experience! The wait staff was very nice and very quick to clean up after someone in my party spilled an entire glass of iced tea.
If you've been to or used Nest Cafe, leave a review.<|endoftext|>The North Carolina Republican Party has launched a new website aimed at highlighting Sen. Kay Hagan’s (D-NC) efforts to avoid discussing recent controversies as she pursues her bid for reelection against Republican state House Speaker Thom Tillis.
The party is now sending “duck,” or rather person dressed like a duck, around the state of North Carolina to bring more attention to the website and Hagan’s “ducking” of issues.
Tuesday the duck will be in downtown Fayetteville at the Market House. Monday, it was at the U.S.S. North Carolina in Wilmington.
Meanwhile the National Republican Campaign Committee announced Monday it has purchased some $6 million in ads for during the final stretch in the campaign. According to the Associated Press, NRSC spokesman Brad Dayspring explained the new influx in cash was due to internal polling revealing independents moving in Tillis’ direction.
“The perception among undecided voters is that Sen. Hagan has been asleep at the wheel in Washington,” he wrote in a statement.
And Tuesday, the Tillis Campaign again took Hagan to task in a press release for “intentionally deceiving reporters” about skipping an Armed Services Committee hearing for a fundraiser.
“It’s time for Kay Hagan to stop hiding from voters and the media and explain why she deceived the public about her dismal Armed Services Committee attendance record and chose her campaign over our national security,” Tillis spokesman Daniel Keylin said in a statement.<|endoftext|>Soc Sci Med. 2004 Apr;58(7):1337-51.
School-based HIV prevention programmes for African youth.
The high rate of HIV infection among youth in Africa has prompted both national and international attention. Education and prevention programmes are seen as the primary way of decreasing this rate. This paper reviews 11 published and evaluated school-based HIV/AIDS risk reduction programmes for youth in Africa. Most evaluations were quasi-experimental designs with pre-post test assessments. The programme objectives varied, with some targeting only knowledge, others attitudes, and others behaviour change. Ten of the 11 studies that assessed knowledge reported significant improvements. All seven that assessed attitudes reported some degree of change toward an increase in attitudes favourable to risk reduction. In one of the three studies that targeted sexual behaviours, sexual debut was delayed, and the number of sexual partners decreased. In one of the two that targeted condom use, condom use behaviours improved. The results of this review suggest that knowledge and attitudes are easiest to change, but behaviours are much more challenging. The article provides details about programmes and identifies characteristics of the most successful programmes. Clearly, however, more research is needed to identify, with certainty, the factors that drive successful school-based HIV/AIDS risk reduction programmes in Africa.<|endoftext|>After it was announced earlier this week that Goldman Sachs had invested $450 million in Facebook at a valuation of $50 billion, dozens (hundreds?) of stories were written about why the social network couldn't possibly be worth that much. (See William Cohan's New York Times op-ed, Duff McDonald's "Five Reasons Why I'm Not Buying Facebook" -- not that he was ever asked to get in on the deal -- and "50 Billion Reasons Why Facebook Is Not Worth $50 Billion"
I argued that a $50 billion valuation might not be such a crazy idea. And, now that new reports are starting to come out because of the Goldman deal, others are beginning to agree with me. Like all of the wealthy people on Goldman's to-call list. The investment bank has heard back from enough of the potential investors it sent a preliminary email to on Sunday night that it will probably have to stop offering shares of Facebook as early as Thursday and cut all of the orders already placed down to fewer shares. That, according to a new story in tomorrow's Wall Street Journal, "Goldman Flooded With Facebook Orders." The story also reveals new details that are shifting the opinions of journalists and bloggers.
Henry Blodget's latest story on Business Insider? "FACEBOOK DETAILS LEAKED: Company Is Much More Profitable Than Everyone Thought." It has long been known that Facebook generated revenues of somewhere between $600 and $800 million in 2009. Part of the offering document released by Goldman and Facebook confirms that the official number was $777 million. What's shocking is that the company had a net income of $200 million that year, a nearly 26 percent net profit margin. That margin is close to Google's and is "VERY high... for such a young company," Blodget wrote. (Emphasis -- and the enthusiasm it implies -- is original.) If Facebook maintained that high profit margin going into 2010, it probably took home close to $500 million on nearly $2 billion in revenue.<|endoftext|>SAN FRANCISCO -- California's last nuclear power plant will close by 2025 under an accord announced Tuesday, ending three decades of safety debates that helped fuel the national anti-nuclear power movement.
The state's largest utility, Pacific Gas & Electric Co., and environmental groups announced the agreement on the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant, which sits along a Pacific Ocean bluff on California's central coast.
Environmentalists had pressed the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for years to close Diablo, given its proximity to seismic faults in the earthquake-prone state.
Under the accord, PG&E has agreed not to seek relicensing for the plant, which supplies 9 percent of the state's power. The deal will replace the plant's production with solar and other forms of energy that don't emit climate-changing greenhouse gases.
"The important thing is that we ultimately got to a shared point of view about the most appropriate and responsible path forward with respect to Diablo Canyon, and how best to support the state's energy vision," the utility's leader, Tony Early, said in a statement.
Daniel Hirsch, director of the Program on Environmental and Nuclear Policy at the University of California, Santa Cruz, says "Diablo's not really needed" anymore.
He says renewable energy is cheap enough that the market is killing nuclear power.
That's what occurred in 2011 when a quake and tsunami hit a power plant in Fukushima, Japan.
The move ends a power source once predicted to be necessary to meet the growing energy needs of the nation's most populous state.<|endoftext|>Lovely apartment by the market square.
This was the highlight of our France trip. My husband and I are low key people. We found this apartment on Booking.com. It is located next to the square that holds an awesome market on Saturday. Parking is on the street.
We were greeted by Catherine who offered us apple muffins and hot coffee. The apartment is styled as a London suite with cheery red furnishings and a kitchen that was stocked for cooking meals. (Bring your own food). Amenities included a washer/dryer combo, and a roomy bathroom that has surpassed any European hotel bathroom around. Large windows let in a lot of light but still gave some privacy.
I absolutely loved the upstairs loft bedroom. Every morning we awoke to the rain pattering on the windows and was the most restful sleep we had on our trip.
Would love to come back in a heartbeat.
Room tip: Steps from the front door to the apartment, steps to the upstairs loft.
Sometimes you do not want to review, you want to keep the places secret just for your selves. We loved the gite, perfect location, perfect host Catherine, perfect accommodation. You will
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risks in this ever-changing world needs new and dynamic approaches based on an up-to-date understanding of the threat situation. With the rapid pace of change and increasing interconnectivity in this digital age, traditional security models are no longer fit for purpose. The new mantra of digital security is "constancy". Companies need to constantly monitor and adjust their risk profiles, prioritise and protect their crown jewels, and review the digital landscape for emerging threats.
In this changing context, the chief financial officer and senior finance professionals are well placed to play a key role in building trust with external parties - they need to rise to the occasion and lead the charge.
More precisely, CFOs need to be a transformation agent to recognise that there are risks and gaps, and be prepared to act as a catalyst for the organisation, especially since they tend to be the custodians of the bulk of customer information.
CFOs should know the value of the information or data the company has and the impact of its loss. They should question key relationships and the due diligence performed over technologies used, suppliers and third parties engaged - and that includes sub-contract arrangements. This is beyond financial control; as part of the leadership team, the CFO needs to understand operational risk and be clear on the consequences should things go wrong.
On the flip side, CFOs also need to understand that not all technologies are equal. Some technologies do increase security and reduce risk. Security solutions provided by some, not all cloud providers, can help companies become more secure. The key for the C-suite is to assess the pros and cons of the technology and adopt the solution that fits their company's purpose.
Executing a strategy to transform a company for the digital age is a challenging process. It not only requires a change in the organisation's practices but the attitudes underlying them as well. It requires the right tone to be set from the top, with clear leadership that does not fear but instead understands the opportunity, and with commitment and vision from the C-suite. With that in place and the right strategy implemented, companies can build that digital trust that is so highly prized by the consumer.
Mark Jansen is Digital Trust and Technology, Media and Telecommunications Leader at PwC, and Joseph Alfred is Head of Policy and Technical at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants Singapore.<|endoftext|>4k00:15Epic waterfall Nature background full hd and 4k. High Humidity In Jungle Rainforest with a powerful waterfall. Timelapse Of Moving Clouds And Fog over a waterfall between Green mountains. Ecology.
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Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has managed to build a near-monopoly in the server chip market during the past few years. Competitor AMD has largely become irrelevant, claiming a low-single digit share at best, and Intel's x86 architecture has become the de facto standard in the server world.
International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM), which recently sold its x86 server business to Lenovo, sells servers and mainframes built around its POWER architecture. While many industries are dependent on IBM's mainframes, Intel's x86 architecture has become the king of the data center.
Intel's dominance has allowed the company to extract outrageous profits from its data center segment, and companies like Google, which buys a tremendous number of server chips each year, have little choice but to pay whatever Intel charges for its chips. IBM took the first step toward shifting the balance of power last year with the formation of the OpenPOWER Foundation, a consortium of companies working to make the POWER architecture a viable alternative to Intel's products. With companies like Google, NVIDIA, and Samsung backing the effort, OpenPOWER represents a real threat to Intel's lucrative server business.
IBM is licensing its new POWER8 architecture, as well as all previous versions, to members of the OpenPOWER Foundation. Companies will be able to design their own POWER8 chips, and have them manufactured at the foundry of their choice, as well as design other server components that will tightly integrate with the POWER8 processor.
IBM recently announced the first servers under the OpenPOWER initiative, which include a GPU accelerator card from NVIDIA, and run the Ubuntu Linux operating system. Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is also a member of the OpenPOWER Foundation.
IBM's POWER8 chips are extremely powerful, and the company claims that the ability of the chips to tightly integrate with coprocessors from NVIDIA and other companies give POWER8 servers the ability to analyze certain Big Data workloads up to 1,000 times faster than comparable x86 systems. The advantage is much smaller when considering just the processors themselves, but IBM's POWER8 chips are still more powerful than Intel's offerings on a per-core basis.
It will take more than just a powerful processor to challenge Intel; but with support from big companies like Google, which would likely benefit if it could replace Intel chips in its data centers, POWER8 has a real chance of ending Intel's server dominance.
Since 2007, the average selling price of Intel's server chips has risen by 47%, from $429 to $629. This is the opposite of what typically happens in other chip markets, where there's at least some competition. It's obvious why Google is supporting an alternative to Intel's server chips.
The rising price of Intel's server chips has allowed the company to achieve margins in its data center business that are truly extraordinary. During fiscal 2013, Intel managed an operating margin of 46% in its data center segment, compared to only 36% in the company's PC segment. This enormous operating margin represents an opportunity for IBM, and if POWER8 servers can offer better value to enterprise customers, Intel may not be able to maintain this level of profitability in the long run.
Even if Intel doesn't lose very much market share, the competition may force the company to lower prices, and that would negatively affect the company's bottom line. While Intel derives more than twice the operating income from its PC segment as it does from its data center segment, server chips represent a larger growth opportunity compared to the stagnating PC market.
It's difficult to predict whether IBM and its partners will be able to win a significant amount of market share from Intel. The level of support behind the OpenPOWER Foundation leads me to believe that IBM has a real chance at ending Intel's server chip monopoly. If that happens, the days of 46% operating margins for Intel's server business could be coming to an end.<|endoftext|>The moment a motorist side-swipes a cyclist in the bike lane and sends him to the flying to the ground has been captured on camera.
The cyclist was riding along Great North Road in Auckland about 8.30am on Tuesday when the ute driver turned left onto Ponsonby Road.
Despite attempting to be as visible as possible to the ute, the cycl
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. He is a fantastic player and is more similar to Luka Modric than, say, Wayne Rooney.
“He picks up possession and creates things from nothing. It is a pleasure to play with players like that.
King was just as adamant that Spurs can prosper in the competition, and that Van der Vaart will prove a key signing.
“There is no reason why we should have any fear and we have to get it into our heads that we are as good as all those teams out there,” said King.<|endoftext|>Senior US diplomat says talks with Syrian officials in Damascus was "comprehensive".
Feltman and Shapiro are the first high-level US officials to visit Syria since January 2005, and the trip is in line with the policy of Barack Obama, the US president, of reaching out to all nations in the region.
"The president has said he wants to sustain... principle engagement with all states in the region and that includes Syria," Feltman said in Beirut before the trip.
Speaking after the talks, Feltman told Al Jazeera that the talks with Syrian officials were an attempt to "achieve results through engagement."
"The president [Obama] believes that talking should not be considered a reward - talking should be the means to achieve objectives," he said.
"I think there are a lot of areas where the US and Syria have overlapping interests or perhaps don't have overlapping interests.
"Let's take the issue of [the Iraq war]. We have heard the Syrians say they want a stable and secure Iraq. You have heard our president announce his plan to what has been called a responsible draw-down [of troops] in accordance with our agreements. Maybe this is an area where we [the US and Syria] can work together.
"I'm not going to try to quantify or describe in detail the ideas we have with the Syrians. We want to talk with the Syrians and listen to the Syrians to see where we might co-operate."
Rula Amin, Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Damascus, described the US diplomats' visit as "very significant".
"Before this administration, it was a confrontational policy... and now this administration seems to think that Syria could be key to resolving many of the hot issues on President Obama's plate."
Those issues include the war in Iraq, moves towards a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians, and political instability in Lebanon, where the Iranian- and Syrian-supported Hezbollah maintains an armed wing despite UN security council resolutions calling for it to disarm.
"Syria has been Iran's strongest partner in the region, and that is how Iran extends its influence in the Middle East," she said.
"They think that if they disengage Syria from Iran, that would weaken Iran and make it easier for the US to negotiate with Iran and to impose its terms."
Marwan Kabalan, a political analyst at Damascus University, said that the Syrian government may be trying to forge good relations with the US, but is not willing to abandon Iran as an ally.
"I think if the Americans are trying to break the alliance between Syria and Iran, I don't think they are going to succeed in that," he said.
"Damascus is quite unwilling to trade its relations with the US, and the West in general, with that with Iran."
The US withdrew its ambassador from Damascus and stepped up sanctions against Syria after the assassination of Rafiq al-Hariri, a former Lebanese prime minister, in 2005.
Damascus maintained a military presence in Lebanon for 29 years until al-Hariri's death, when Lebanese and international pressure forced their removal.
Syria has never admitted a role in al-Hariri's death but many suspect its involvement.<|endoftext|>Four months after it began, the legal battle between GoldieBlox and the Beastie Boys appears to be winding down, as the band has agreed to drop its lawsuit against the toy maker over the unauthorized use of the song "Girls" in a commercial—in exchange for an apology and a donation to charity.
We sincerely apologize for any negative impact our actions may have had on the Beastie Boys. We never intended to cast the band in a negative light and we regret putting them in a position to defend themselves when they had done nothing wrong.
As engineers and builders of intellectual property, we understand an artist's desire to have his or her work treated with respect. We should have reached out to the band before using their music in the video.
We know this is only one of the many mistakes we're bound to make as we grow our business. The great thing about mistakes is how much you can learn from them. As trying as this experience was, we have learned a valuable lesson. From now on, we will secure the proper rights and permissions in advance of any promotions, and we advise any other young company to do the same.
So, the company is claiming its actions were simply based on inexperience—which seems like a stretch considering how quickly GoldieBlox got the lawyers involved originally, but at least the apology is out there. The undisclosed revenue donation will go to a charity selected by the Beastie Boys that supports science, technology, engineering and mathematics education for girls—which the GoldieBlox products also promote.
The fight began after GoldieBlox featured a reworked version of the song in an empowering girl-power ad that went viral online in November. GoldieBlox preemptively filed a lawsuit hoping that the song would be ruled a fair-use parody. The Beastie Boys then countersued.
A little bit lost in all the legal wrangling, though in some ways the point of the whole mess, is one simple truth: music really can make or break an ad. The GoldieBlox commercial, "Princess Machine," soared with the "Girls" soundtrack, but became a shadow of itself with a different song.<|endoftext|>What social platform would we invest most into if I had to pick one?
I said it depends on your goals as an organization and who you're most greatly trying to reach. If you're trying to reach people over 40, Facebook and Twitter would be the best places. If you want to reach Millenials or younger, IG and SC would be your best bet. And depending on what kind of content we're creating, YouTube could be a powerful tool for us... etc. At this point, I think they realized they weren't sure if I was right and started acting strangely.
What is the correlation between social media and SEO?
In a nutshell, "It depends! One does affect the other, social can impact SEO, but it depends and changes as Google and social platforms continue to change and develop algorithms...." I think I lost them at this point.
What’s your best bowling score?
Do you know about email marketing?
I had already mentioned that email marketing was one my skills earlier in the conversation. He must have been to distracted to hear me the first time. "Yes."
Are you comfortable setting boundaries and telling people-- even senior managers-- no when it comes to social media content if you believe it's inappropriate or off-base?
I gave a specific example from my previous work history about a time I'd had to tell a division president no to a blog post she believed was fine and which I thought would bring the company negative attention. It was a long-fought battle and I evenentually brought in corporate communications for support.
Are you familiar with SEO?
What is your background? Experience..
Have you had experience with CPG?
how long have i done social work for and in what fields are my specialties. I then was asked what skill set i view as my best. They asked about my portfolio too.
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Glassdoor has 20 interview questions and reports from Social Media Specialist interviews in New York City, NY. Prepare for your interview. Get hired. Love your job.<|endoftext|>MANI and Ian Brown will be reunited once again in DUBLIN when the duo both feature on the bill for the annual UCD FRESHERS’ BALL at the 6,000-capacity POINT venue on Thursday, October 12.
Brown will headline the Main Stage with his live band, while Mani tops an all-star bill of DJs in the Mezzanine Area. All eyes will be on the two former Stones Roses, despite the fact that they’ve reportedly long since settled their differences. The duo were last seen together in Ireland in high spirits at the Homelands Festival last March when both Brown and Primal Scream were on the bill.
Joining Brown on the Main Stage will be Agnelli & Nelson, the Global Funk Orchestra and Irish dance act the Disconauts. Mani will be accompanied in the Mezzanine Area by celebrity DJs Richard Colburn (Belle & Sebastian) and Richard Fearless (Death In Vegas). On the same night, Mani and Colburn will also take time out to play DJ sets at the popular Screamadelica club night at the Temple Bar Music Centre, where the Primal Scream bassist is a regular visitor.
Meanwhile, as previously reported, Ian Brown has also confirmed a one-off Northern Irish date at Derry‘s Nerve Centre on Wednesday, October 13. Tickets are on sale now priced at #14. The venue box office can be contacted on 02871 260 562.<|endoftext|>Elliott was formerly chief creative officer at Y&R.
Arnold Worldwide’s first global chief creative officer, Jim Elliott, is leaving after just over two years on the job. The agency will not immediately replace Elliott, and he does not appear to have accepted a position elsewhere.
Elliott’s departure comes amid a string of changes by
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ishes Fireworks Show. There will be lots of hauntingly good entertainment during the night as well as a chance to do some trick-or-treating throughout the park. Several attractions will be showing their Halloween spirit with holiday-inspired surprises. The Mad Tea Party, Space Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean have added some ghoulish twists for your enjoyment. Mickey and his pals will be dressed in costume and invite you to dress up for the occasion too. Be sure to check out the official costuming guidelines for guests over 14 to ensure that everyone will have a spooktacular time.<|endoftext|>Roland Gruber designs mining equipment for a German firm in Leipzig that didn't exist five years ago. He is in southern India to aid a Madras engineering firm that didn't exist five years ago either. "I show them, here, here, and here it is wrong," Mr. Gruber says, stabbing his finger in the air at an imaginary blueprint of a conveyor belt he'll ship to a South African mining firm.
At night Gruber goes to the American-style 24-hour coffee shops springing up near marble-laden hotels that advertise five-star quality at three-star prices. "Madras is where the engineers are," he says.
Today, the modern frontier of ancient India is its tropical South. If India is viewed as a heaping ice cream cone, then the states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andra Pradesh, and Kerela are at the bottom tip. They've long been neglected. But not anymore. In terms of foreign investment, thriving colleges, high-tech industry, and road- and hotel-building - the South is rising as the dynamo of India. An Indian Horace Greeley might today say, "Go South, young man!"
Actually, here in the South itself, the cry is "go to the West." So accomplished is the talent pool coming from new technical colleges in Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Madras, that 20 percent of the coveted American "H1B" visas for engineers - worldwide - come from here. Whereas the agonized debate in the North is over whether to "globalize" the Indian economy, in the South it is already happening.
Approved foreign investment in the four southern states jumped from $2.9 billion between 1990 and '93, to $62.8 billion between '96 and '99 - says the Indian Foreign Investment Promotion Board in Delhi.
This rise is creating tensions in India between emerging states, most of which are in the south, and the central government - over economic policy.
"There are two Indias, and the distance between them is still growing," argues Madras-based writer A.S. Panneerselvan, speaking of the contrast between performing states and the more backward states.
Power and dominance in India have long been exercised along a northern belt from Delhi to Calcutta - the old Grand Trunk Road of the silk traders. This is traditional "old India" - ruled by the populations and Brahmanical order emerging from tribes streaming from the northern Caucasus. The southern populations, darker physically, claim to be Dravidian and indigenous - and are a different ethnic group with different traditions.
"The gods here are more playful," says M.S. Pandian, a leading scholar at the Madras Institute for Social Development, speaking of the deep South - whose palm-tree parks and fountains, easy-going attitudes, and "quality of life" indicators are as different from the North, as say, San Diego is to the Rust Belt cities of the US Midwest.
Or take B. Suresh Kumar, owner of Suresh Fasteners in Madras. Mr. Kumar's family business long produced radiator caps for Indian autos. But a number of years ago Mr. Kumar went abroad to find out how to market his product on a larger scale. Knowing that Indian goods were bound to be inspected with a higher degree of skepticism, he decided to meet international norms of product standard - and vigorously sold his caps under that standard. Now some 20 percent of his growing output goes to General Motors in the US.
When told that Madras was building 11 new mid-size hotels for business people traveling here, Kumar shot back, "Eleven? We need 111 new hotels!"
What went unsaid is how unusually expansive and open such a view is, inside the Indian business elite. "There is less xenophobia here," says one leading business writer. "Less talk of swadeshi'" - the Indian principle of limiting business to Indian firms.
Nor is the Indian South simply an empty vessel waiting to be filled, or exploited, by new marketeers looking for an easier environment to inhabit.
Instead, the South represents a highly unusual mixture of trends and traditions that are only now coming to the fore. In terms of business and culture, the South is conservative. Yet as an intellectual and social matter, the south has a liberal - if not radical - history.
In Tamil Nadu, for example, women dress from shoulder to ankle. Business leaders like Kumar talk of conservative approaches to markets - lauding such principles as "core competency," which stresses staying within one's own area of familiarity and not trying to make both soap and televisions.
Yet the South, particularly Tamil Nadu, has always defied efforts by the North to "Sanskritize" their culture, the term used to indicate an effort by the North to extend their Hindu traditions to the south. Tamil Nadu was the first state, in the 1920s, to rise against the Brahmanical hierarchy in Delhi and demand more equal treatment for the lower castes, and to resist efforts to make Hindi the local language. That movement, known as the "self-respect" or Dravidian movement, reached an apogee in the 1960s. Today, the Dravidian movement has petered out. But its legacy is one of education, social reform, and upward mobility for lower castes - part of the cultural context that has allowed the South to "globalize." At the height of economic liberalization in India during the mid-1990s, the cabinet of Prime Minister I.K. Gujural had no fewer than four ethnic Tamil ministers in charge of key economic portfolios.
Pressure from southern states to become more "autonomous" from Delhi continues to build. Such pressure is even more significant a factor for the future of India's federal system. Already, state chief ministers are complaining they must pay high rates of Delhi-produced treasury bills to cover the low productivity and high social costs of states that are further under the control of the central government than they.<|endoftext|>I just got back from running a few errands in SW/Central Cary. Secondary roads like Cary Parkway and Maynard were fine - either completely dry or somewhat wet from run off (no ice, no slush). Less traveled roads like W.Chatham had a bit more slush, but at least one full lane clear. Shopping centers were messy, and I saw some plows and other equipment working to clear them. Side streets were still snow/ice/slush covered from what I could see. My own neighborhood street was plowed (scraped?) sometime last night but still has a coating of slush. It definitely was sanded as well. My culdesac has not been plowed yet, nor did I shovel my driveway. My minivan got in and out just fine, including driving on my snow packed driveway (it's level, so I'm lucky there). I've no doubt I could get to work just fine tomorrow morning, maybe allowing a little extra time in the morning for things to melt. I might work from home anyhow as I don't want my dogwalker to feel like she has to come out, especially if she's not comfortable with it (and especially since I was lazy and didn't shovel my driveway).
Anyhow, it was perfectly fine this afternoon. After the sun goes down it will be a whole different story, but you won't see me driving around then.
Thanks for that! It is great to get some useful, up-to-date information on the road conditions!
My wife and I were got a bad case of "Cabin Fever" today so we decided to brave the roads and drive out to Chipotle for lunch. I figured we would be in good shape as long as we went out before the roads freeze up tonight. While the secondary roads like the pictured below have a lot of ice andd slush to deal with, Falls Of Neuse Road had a nice clean open lane of pavement going each way and it was no problem. I passed over I-540 and could see it was completely bare. Of course you need to be mindful of the snow melt freezing up once the sun goes down.
I think the paper captured things nicely!
I heard wake county schools were closed for tomorrow. Also, there was an accident on Olive Chapel road in Apex near where I live.
Is anyone going to work tomorrow? My road is a sheet of ice.
I can work from home but will they think I'm a baby for not wanting to drive on the ice?
There will be many people going to work. If working from home is an option, it is a pretty good idea.
As you read these threads, you will see some quite lenient people, some adventurous people, and some people who get their Arctic Testosterone flowing, who would crawl to work with a bayonet between their teeth in case a howling wolf stalked them.
But, your company should have a policy and announcement for inclement weather operations. If not, call your supervisor in the AM.
While I managed to make a trip out today in the warm of the afternoon on the lightly traveled road, I pause at the idea of getting on
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for this I have tried.
I have downloaded SOAPUI.
after that whenver I am giveing the any input it is giving same output and it showing protocl error in error in SOAP UI log.
Did you try to test the web service through any other client like Web Services Navigator (on SAP Web AS), SAP SOAP Client Tool, Altova XML Spy etc? If it still shows the error, might the problem is in your scenario, not with the tool SOAP UI.
http:// : /wsnavigator. For details, refer to http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/7ccd3e4e-0501-0010-95ae-afa58cb46b75?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true.
Also, check with the blog /people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2007/11/07/walkthrough--soap-xi-rfcbapi if you have properly configured the scenario.
If yes check the SOAP URL is correct or not.
Always validate the request before sending it out, to do this, right click on the request and choose Validate option.
Soap UI tool is a very nice test tool for soap scenarios.
authentication you will get http 403 forbidden error.
the same user ID which you are trying to test.
there is also an option to edit the URL in case you want to change something and test.
the SOAP Sender communication channel,please try setting this if it helps.
What error are you getting? Check that you have correclty configured user/pwd and proxy host/port in soapUI.<|endoftext|>In AWT and Swing, events are generated when a user interacts with an application. For example, if the user selects Save from the File menu, the application is notified of this action and responds to the generated event. The same model holds true for the MIDP. However, as mentioned in the previous chapter, there are two MIDP user interface APIs: high-level and low-level. Therefore, there are two kinds of events: high-level (such as selecting an item from a list) and low-level (such as pressing a key on the device).
This chapter discusses event handling in the MIDP and shows, through examples, how to handle high-level and low-level MIDP events generated by the components of the previous chapter. We start with an explanation of a simple application of events: navigating between screens.
A MIDlet
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by the health insurance problem, cannot be zero. The question is, is that number actually large? The age group that worries most about health insurance is also the age group that has other commitments, like mortgages. How many people are financially stable enough to strike out on their own, but have no recourse to COBRA, and cannot afford to buy private insurance?
It is not enough to point to self employment statistics. Self employment is not the same thing as entrepreneurship--a lone consultant, professional, or contractor is a fine thing, but it's not quite what we are talking about when we worry about rates of entrepreneurship. For some people, self-employment is essentially tax arbitrage, so it's not surprising that you see more of it when people are able to take advantage of, say, a spouse's generously tax-subsidized health care. But moving those people between self-employment and wage slavery would not much change the dynamism of the American economy. Similarly, a physician who starts his own practice is probably not affecting GDP much one way or another.
1) How many "job locked" people would really create new businesses? About 2/3 of Americans say they'd like to start a company, but far fewer than that actually do. How many marginal entrepreneurs are being held back by health care, rather than the other risk aversions of middle age?
2) Has the marginal impact changed over time? It is now easier to port insurance than it used to be, so how much extra boost can we get from health care reform, over things like COBRA and HIPAA?
3) Is this the kind of entrepreneurship where you start a new firm, or where you take a professional practice solo, or go to contract work? The best data we have is on Medicare, which seems to show a noticeable discontinuity around age 65--but the size of the effect is small, and as I understand it, entrepreneurship among the elderly is usually a matter of retiring into a part-time consulting practice, not founding a new company with the potential for major economic impact. Arguably, Medicare is actually slowing the economy, by letting people retire before they otherwise would.
4) How many would-be entrepreneurs have no recourse to spousal insurance, and also are so resource-constrained that they can't afford to buy insurance?
5) New taxes on capital income are a major source of funding for this health care plan. Does this ultimately make a difference in rates of entrepreneurship? I can see two ways that it would: by reducing the return on the entrepreneur's savings, so that they need to dip into the principal; and by reducing the prospective return of investing in said entrepreneur. On the other hand, how significant is a 4% tax?
6) Does the health care reform slow cost growth? That would be beneficial for small businesses, especially--either because they're in a bigger pool, or because we've slowed the rate of inflation. But that does not seem to have been the experience in Massachusetts.
7) Does the health care bill create a threshold effect that impedes firm growth? Firms smaller than 50 employees don't have to offer insurance; firms with 50 or more workers do. Other regulations of this sort tend to encourage firms to keep their companies artificially small, because hiring that fiftieth worker is so costly: his salary, plus health benefits or a $2.000 fine for him and the other 49 workers. But is this really a large problem? I'm not sure we know.
8) If social safety nets are so great for entrepreneurship, why are European rates of entrepreneurship so much lower than ours? I can imagine a countervailing force: people left without a good, insured job who become so desperate to make it that they build an exciting new business. But that is merely a just-so story; there are a lot of differences between us and Europe, and perhaps universal health coverage simply isn't adequate to overcome the other barriers.
9) What about the regulatory compliance costs? Will these increase for firms under the new regulation, and what does that imply for their growth rates?
These suggest some empirical tests. For starters, around 2020, do we see higher rates of entrepreneurship? Entrepreneurship seems to have been fairly stable in this country, so an uptick would be meaningful (though not right around 2014--you might see bunching, as people wait a few months to start their companies, without any real increase in the overall rate of entrepreneurship). And, do we see firms bunching right under that 50 employee mark? That's complicated by the fact that 50 is one of those nice, intuitive cut-offs, and so probably there's already some bunching due to state-level regulations. But if this is a meaningful problem, it should get worse in the latter part of this decade.
On net, I'd suspect that this will be positive for entrepreneurship--but I don't know that this will translate into a lot more growth. Enabling people to become self-employed is a fine thing, but it is not the same as enabling them to start transformative new businesses.
The latest Small Business Economy an annual publication of The Office of Advocacy of the Small Business Administration explains that 60.7 million people have employer-sponsored health insurance from their employment (people covered by their spouses don't matter here because they don't face job lock). Therefore, 607,000 additional people per year would begin the entrepreneurial process if we eliminated health insurance job lock.
But not everyone who begins the process of starting a business manages to get one up and running. In fact, analysis of the Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics data by Paul Reynolds shows that a new business results from about one-third of startup efforts. So we will get about 200,000 new businesses if we can eliminate the job lock that comes from employer-sponsored health insurance.
This same research shows that only about 19% of new businesses employ someone other than the founder. Because people who leave jobs to start nonemployer businesses don't generate any net new jobs, it's the 38,000 additional new employer businesses that would be created if we eliminated the health insurance job lock that would be the source of any additional jobs.
JOB LOSSES FROM HEALTH-CARE REFORM?
Data from the Small Business Administration's Web site reveals that the average number of employees in a new employer firm is 5.6. Therefore, we will create an estimated 213,000 annually if universal health care eliminates the problem of job lock.
While this may sound like a lot of jobs, it is not. In general, estimates of the number of jobs that will be lost because of health reform are larger. For instance, the Lewin Group, a health-care consulting firm owned by UnitedHealth Group (UNH), calculated that the original House bill would have destroyed 260,000 to 600,000 jobs and that "the estimate would increase a bit under the House bill as passed, because employer costs are a little higher." Researchers at RAND Corporation make similar estimates to those of the Lewin Group.
Note--that's the previous House bill, not the current version, for which I don't have any estimates on job loss or creation.<|endoftext|>Google is expanding its presence in Los Angeles with the $120 million purchase of a dozen acres of vacant land in the Playa Vista area on the city's west side.
The parcel is zoned for nearly 900,000 square feet of commercial space that could house offices or studios, the Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday (http://lat.ms/1vno4xI ).
The plot is next to a historic hangar where aviator Howard Hughes built his famous "Spruce Goose" airplane. Google also was expected to lease the hangar, which recently housed soundstages for movie and television, according to the newspaper.
City Councilman Mike Bonin, who represents the area, said the purchase "brands Playa Vista as the tech and innovation capital of Los Angeles."
The Mountain View-based tech giant wouldn't detail its plans for the properties.
Last year Microsoft opened a 20,000-square-foot space in Playa Vista, a neighborhood near major freeways, several neighborhoods and Los Angeles International Airport. Facebook has operations nearby, as do other major media companies and ad agencies.
Three years ago, Google opened a campus in Venice, where it leased 100,000 square feet in three buildings for about 600 employees. One of those buildings is the famous Binoculars Building, a three-story office on Main Street designed by architect Frank Gehry.
A Google spokeswoman said the company, which typically likes to expand near its existing properties, will continue to rent the 69,000-square-foot Binoculars Building. Google views the Playa Vista land purchase as a long-term investment and has no particular design in mind for the site, she told the Times.
Google already has bought or rented about 6.2 million square feet of space this year in the San Francisco Bay Area, bringing its total there to 15 million square feet, according to real estate brokerage statistics cited by the Times.<|endoftext|>This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom colonial revival bungalow was built in 1922. It has been renovated but still retains its original character and charm. The home features a lovely, private front garden with seating area and a spot for al fresco dining. The kitchen is ample and the indoor dining room seats 6. There is also an attached laundry room and sunroom. Stepping inside this home is like stepping inside a magazine; the home features antiques and collectibles from around the world.
The home is conveniently located in the Virginia Highland neighborhood. This neighborhood has been voted as the best neighborhood in Atlanta numerous times. Virginia Highland is located between Midtown and Emory University. This is a very walkable area with
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692 km (430 mi) from Marseille.
The commune has an area of 78 km2 (30 sq mi). Its average altitude is 320 m (1,050 ft); at the city hall, the altitude is 306 m (1,004 ft).
The climate of Limoges, in the Köppen climate classification, is Cfb - Oceanic climate with template summers.
The inhabitants of Limoges are known, in French, as Limougeauds (women: Limougeaudes).
With a population of 134,577, Limoges has a population density of 1,738 inhabitants/km2.
Limoges forms, together with other 8 communes, the urban area of Limoges with a population of 183,860 inhabitants (2013) and an area of 236.3 km2 (91.2 sq mi). This urban area is the centre of the metropolitan area of Limoges, formed by 96 communes, with a population of 283,050 inhabitants (2013) and an area of 2,309.1 km2 (891.5 sq mi).
It is part of the intercommunality Limoges Métropole (French: Communauté d'agglomération Limoges Métropole).
Limoges and the Vienne river.
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and the series' successful formula looks to generate ongoing advantages for Take-Two, some of which might also extend to the company's recently announced Red Dead Redemption 2.
While the biggest software releases from video game rivals Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI) and Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA) are built around annual release models, Take-Two has taken a more staggered approach to Grand Theft Auto releases that has helped preserve the series' relevance and stave off franchise decline. The company's massive development investments in its core property have helped keep quality sky-high, and this has translated into sustained sales and an ongoing strengthening of the GTA brand.
As of the end of October, Grand Theft Auto V had shipped more than 70 million copies, and the game's nearly unmatched sales life is still not close to being finished. In fact, with the exception of Nintendo franchises including Pokemon and Mario, no other gaming property has managed to remain at the forefront of industry popularity to the same extent as Grand Theft Auto – and moving away from more regular releases looks to be making the franchise more profitable.
The series launched in 1997, but its blockbuster success really kicked off with the release of Grand Theft Auto III in 2001. Grand Theft Auto IV came out in 2008, followed by the release of the series' most recent mainline installment in 2013. Before Grand Theft Auto V, Take-Two followed up mainline series releases with semi-sequels and paid downloadable content expansions that focused on adding new single-player experiences, but the company now appears focused on releasing one big series installment every four to five years and continuing to generate revenue through evolving online modes.
In April, a lawsuit filed against Take-Two revealed that Grand Theft Auto: Online had generated at least $500 million in digital revenue, and with strong continued engagement and the addition of new features, it's likely that this sum has climbed substantially higher.
The 2016 fiscal year saw Take-Two achieve record digital content revenue of $698 million -- representing 55% year-over-year growth from 2015. Much of this momentum came from the ongoing success of GTA: Online. Compared with the expenses needed to develop a major series update, the dramatically lower cost of producing virtual goods and new game modes and scenarios to keep players involved means that Take-Two is generating massively improved sales margins. Despite development and marketing costs north of $265 million, GTA V will probably wind up as the most profitable entry in series history.
In an industry climate that has increasingly come to revolve around annualized releases, GTA: Online is keeping the series fresh and relevant and bolstering Take-Two's performance in the years between major releases in its most important franchise. This successful model is also being applied to some of the company's other big franchises, including the upcoming Red Dead Redemption 2. The continued digital-content push looks to unlock earnings potential in the years to come.
The Red Dead and GTA series have significant gameplay elements in common, and early indications suggest that Red Dead Redemption 2 will include an online mode that's similar to GTA: Online. While the Read Dead series has a much smaller player base than GTA, it's still big in its own right. The series' last installment shipped over 14 million copies, and a successful mirroring of the high-quality experience and persistent online gameplay component seen with GTA V would probably create another sustained earner for Take-Two.
With GTA V still moving copies at an impressive clip and driving high-margin in-game purchases, Red Dead Redemption 2 set to receive a similarly styled online mode, and a mainline GTA sequel a fair bet to arrive as a huge success in 2018, Take-Two investors can look forward to strong earnings drivers on the horizon.<|endoftext|>Mortality in epilepsy in the first 11 to 14 years after diagnosis: multivariate analysis of a long-term, prospective, population-based cohort.
Lhatoo SD1, Johnson AL, Goodridge DM, MacDonald BK, Sander JW, Shorvon SD.
Epilepsy Research Group, Institute of Neurology, University College London, United Kingdom.
The United Kingdom National General Practice Study of Epilepsy is a prospective, population-based study of newly diagnosed epilepsy. A cohort of 792 patients has now been followed for up to 14 years (median follow-up [25th, 75th percentiles] 11.8 years, range 10.6-11.7 years), a total of 11,400 person-years. These data are sufficient for a detailed analysis of mortality in this early phase of epilepsy. Over 70% of patients in this cohort have developed lasting remission from seizures, although the mortality rate in the long term was still twice that of the general population. The standardized mortality ratio (SMR), the number of observed deaths per number of expected deaths, was 2.1 (95% confidence interval [CI] = 1.8, 2.4). Patients with acute symptomatic epilepsy (SMR 3.0; 95% CI = 2.0, 4.3), remote symptomatic epilepsy (SMR 3.7; 95% CI = 2.9, 4.6), and epilepsy due to congenital neurological deficits (SMR 25; 95% CI = 5.1, 73.1) had significantly increased long-term mortality rates, whereas patients with idiopathic epilepsy did not (SMR 1.3; 95% CI = 0.9, 1.9). This increase in mortality rate was noted particularly in the first few years after diagnosis. Multivariate Cox regression and time-dependent co-variate analyses were utilized for the first time in a prospective study of mortality in epilepsy. The former showed that patients with generalized tonic-clonic seizures had an increased risk of mortality. The hazard ratio (HR), or risk of mortality in a particular group with a particular risk factor compared to another group without that particular risk factor, was 6.2 (95% CI = 1.4, 27.7; p = 0.049). Cerebrovascular disease (HR 2.4; 95% CI = 1.7, 3.4; p < 0.0001), central nervous system tumor (HR 12.0; 95% CI = 7.9, 18.2; p < 0.0001), alcohol (HR 2.9; 95% CI = 1.5, 5.7; p = 0.004), and congenital neurological deficits (HR 10.9; 95% CI = 3.2, 36.1; p = 0.003) as causes for epilepsy and older age at index seizure (HR 1.9; 95% CI = 1.7,2.0; p < 0.0001) were also associated with significantly increased mortality rates. These hazard ratios suggest that epilepsy due to congenital neurological deficits may carry almost the same risk of mortality as epilepsy due to central nervous system tumors and that epileptic seizures subsequent to alcohol abuse may carry almost the same risk of mortality as epilepsy due to cerebrovascular disease. The occurrence of one or more seizures before the index seizure (the seizure that led to the diagnosis of epilepsy and enrolment in the study) was associated with a significantly reduced mortality rate (HR 0.57; 95% CI = 0.42, 0.76; p = 0.00001). Time-dependent co-variate analysis was used to examine the influence of ongoing factors, such as seizure recurrence, remission, and antiepileptic drug use, on mortality rates in the cohort. Seizure recurrence (HR 1.30; 95% CI = 0.84, 2.01) and antiepileptic drug treatment (HR 0.97; 95% CI = 0.67, 1.38) did not influence mortality rate. There were only 5 epilepsy-related deaths (1 each of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, status epilepticus, burns, drowning, and cervical fracture), suggesting that death directly due to epileptic seizures is uncommon in a population-based cohort with epilepsy.<|endoftext|>Mathilde,life is a dream garden, and you have captured it from your view! Your portfolio is impresive. Thanks for sharing. Wayne in the U.S.A.
Thank you for your lovely words, Wayne! Yes, sometimes life can be a dream garden. It is great to have the ability to really look and see what is there, which is so fantastic! I appreciate very much sharing this ability with other artists. And whatever I paint is from my imagination. I don't look at a model, except sometimes to check a detail or two by googling for a few examples.
Thank you so much, Erhan! I love intense colours and shiny things!
This is absolutely funderful. Inside the gardens looking out....kinda like being hidden in there and just silently observing the close up details in the light, color and shadows. It's musical ;) I love this!
Thank you so much, Kume!
So glad you like it, Christine!
I really appreciate your comments, Mimulux and Jumper! Thank you!
Not meant to be realistic, but only to suggest the loveliness of bright multi-coloured tulip petals, this painting started with some shiny pieces from a previous painting that I cut and pasted, then developed. It is all done from scratch-- i.e. no photos or other textures were used or borrowed from elsewhere. All my own painting here. I hope it conveys the shimmering jewel colours of these spectacular flowers in the spring sunshine, maybe after a soft rain shower.<|endoftext|>Lululemon, Hot or Not – What’s the Story?
In the retail sector, things have gotten tough. Macy's, Wal-Mart, Target, and JC Penney have all confirmed that the environment is extremely competitive.
And your knee-j
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and Dylan, 18, but is in Dublin filming his new movie I.T.
As well as I.T., the Irish actor will soon star in forthcoming fantasy adventure film The Moon and the Sun which has been filming in Australia and France where he plays King Louis XIV.
The film focuses on the King's quest for immortality, leading him to capture and steal a mermaid's life force, and will be released later this year.<|endoftext|>The scientist responsible for captaining Australia's efforts in the search for alien life has warned that responding to a potential alien signal could prove perilous.
Swinburne University of Technology's Professor Matthew Bailes has been tasked with searching for alien life as part of the Breakthrough Listen initiative – a $100m (£64.07m) scheme privately funded by Russian billionaire Yuri Milner and backed by author, professor and physicist Stephen Hawking.
However, he has warned that it could be potentially dangerous to respond to alien signals if we were to encounter them.
Speaking to German press agency dpa, Bailes said: "I think we should think very carefully before we reply to a signal received from outer space.
"The history of weak civilisations contacting more advanced civilisations is not a happy one."
Bailes will lead the Australian part of the project from the Parkes Observatory – an extremely powerful telescope in New South Wales – where a supercomputer will be built.
Nonetheless, Bailes told dpa is excited about the upcoming project but is unsure how it may pan out. He said: "The difficulty is to know what sort of signal we are looking for. There is no manual on how to find aliens. We'll have to imagine the sort of transmissions an alien race might send, and a variety of strategies will have to be deployed ranging from looking for single bursts to signals that might be more encoded in other transmissions.
"The signal is likely to be quite feeble after coming vast distances. We'll need to be looking for advanced civilisations that have significantly more transmission grunt than we are capable of on Earth.
"Hopefully they send a transmission pattern we can recognise such as prime numbers, or a mathematical construct at a frequency that might have some significance to us."
One part of the Breakthrough project will involve two high-power telescopes being pointed at various spots in the universe that have been touted as possible hotspots for alien activity. These telescopes will be able to detect radio signals from huge distances, which will hopefully give those involved a better understanding regarding the location of extraterrestrial life in the universe.<|endoftext|>Now arriving on October 26, after a "little extra time for polish".
Red Dead Redemption 2 has been delayed once more, but Rockstar has announced a specific release date of October 26.
"We are excited to announce that Red Dead Redemption 2 will be released on October 26th 2018. We apologize to everyone disappointed by this delay. While we had hoped to have the game out sooner, we require a little extra time for polish.
We sincerely thank you for your patience and hope that when you get to play the game, you will agree the wait will have been worth it. In the meantime, please check out these screenshots from the game. We look forward to sharing a lot more information with you in the coming weeks."
This is the game's second delay - it was initially scheduled for fall 2017, then moved back to spring 2018.
We haven't seen a great deal from the game outside of its two trailers, but we know it will be a prequel, star a new protagonist called Arthur Morgan, and will more than likely feature a GTA Online-style multiplayer mode called Red Dead Online.
There's a lot more that we can make educated guesses at - check out our theories based on the game's second trailer, for instance.
In an interesting turn, there's also a chance that the game will feature an early New Bordeaux, the setting of Mafia 3.
It's unlikely Rockstar will announce any further detail on what that extra polish entails, but we'll have the news for you if we find out.
Joe Skrebels is IGN's UK News Editor, and the fact that Rockstar considers around six months " a little extra time" feels extremely Rockstar-ish. Follow him on Twitter.<|endoftext|>Overlapping and opposing functions of G protein-coupled receptor kinase 2 (GRK2) and GRK5 during heart development.
G protein-coupled receptor kinases 2 (GRK2) and 5 (GRK5) are fundamental regulators of cardiac performance in adults but are less well characterized for their function in the hearts of embryos. GRK2 and -5 belong to different subfamilies and function as competitors in the control of certain receptors and signaling pathways. In this study, we used zebrafish to investigate whether the fish homologs of GRK2 and -5, Grk2/3 and Grk5, also have unique, complementary, or competitive roles during heart development. We found that they differentially regulate the heart rate of early embryos and equally facilitate heart function in older embryos and that both are required to develop proper cardiac morphology. A loss of Grk2/3 results in dilated atria and hypoplastic ventricles, and the hearts of embryos depleted in Grk5 present with a generalized atrophy. This Grk5 morphant phenotype was associated with an overall decrease of early cardiac progenitors as well as a reduction in the area occupied by myocardial progenitor cells. In the case of Grk2/3, the progenitor decrease was confined to a subset of precursor cells with a committed ventricular fate. We attempted to rescue the GRK loss-of-function heart phenotypes by downstream activation of Hedgehog signaling. The Grk2/3 loss-of-function embryos were rescued by this approach, but Grk5 embryos failed to respond. In summary, we found that GRK2 and GRK5 control cardiac function as well as morphogenesis during development although with different morphological outcomes.<|endoftext|>Gluten Free Pizza? No problem!
As a lover of Italian food, and a person told that I should never eat gluten by those people in white, this place was a real find. You can get gluten free, delicious home made pizza. Call to make sure they have it on the day you want to eat some. Delicious, and a very convivial environment with live bands around lunch time on many days. Warning, there can be a long line. Get it next door as take out if you don't want to wait.
Wonderful crusty freshly baked breads and fruit and cheese scones. A place to stay away from if on a diet.
Consistently tasty pizzas. Nice jazz! Truly a nonpricey gem in Gourmet Ghetto! AND, they are a long running Co-op!!Their cheese store with bakery next door are not to be missed! The best shortbread and baguettes in town! And always great choices of scones and other breakfast breads! Don't overlook the city bread when they have it!!
Cheeseboard Pizza is a collective. They make thin crust vegetarian pizzas with fresh and interesting ingredients. I'm not a fan of greasy, tomatoey, meaty pizzas so if you aren't either, this is the place to go.
The day I last are there... Corn on the pizza... Great idea yada yada yada yada. Yada more yada yada yada.. How long was the Gettysburg Address?
Been to Cheeseboard Pizza? Share your experiences!<|endoftext|>SUNDAY AM UPDATE: I think the biggest news of the Marvel Studios panel tonight is that The Punisher is now owned by Marvel Studios again, and will probably figure into a future film. I’ve learned The Punisher rights reverted to Marvel in 2009 following the release of Punisher 2. The studio has no immediate plans to develop a movie based on the franchise. Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige last night did not say when the Punisher rights reverted, or how: just that they have.
So who is The Punisher? In the comics, Frank Castle is a Vietnam veteran whose family is killed in a Mafia crossfire. Donning a black spandex costume with a skull logo, he declares war on crime and becomes a vigilante. Introduced as a Spider-Man foe in the 1970s, his popularity took off in the late 1980s, when grim and “realistic” superheroes became the norm. The Punisher is different from many superheroes in that he uses guns and has no secret identity. (He is known to be Frank Castle.) On film, he has been portrayed three times.
In 1989, Roger Corman’s New World made a movie starring Dolph Lundgren as the Punisher. He did not have the traditional costume or skull logo, but the role was a departure for Lundgren, who played the character as deranged. Initially set for a theatrical release, it wound up going direct to video, despite the character’s popularity at the time.
In 2004, with Marvel movies on the rise, The Punisher was rebooted with Thomas Jane in the lead. Jane, who is a comic book fan, and well-liked by other fans, researched the role heavily, hanging out at gun shows. John Travolta played villain Howard Saint. Though many fans liked Jane’s portrayal, the movie was still goofy and overlong, and the costume consisted mainly of a T-shirt with the skull on it.
In 2008, a sequel of sorts was made. Jane bowed out, and director Lexi Alexander was rumored to have lost control. Nonetheless, this was my favorite Punisher movie by far, with Ray Stevenson playing him as a slasher villain with guns, who defends against even worse villains. He didn
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and then any large deposits (say, over $300) will then have to be sourced from THAT one.
Banks are very predictable - they work with information that you give them. Other than a tittle report for any liens, or if they run the 4506T with the IRS checking income. Anything you give them is more to examine to delay your closing.
I concur don't even mention it.
Thanks everyone!! That's what I figured I just wanted to make sure. I have nothing do with the account except for it being under my name and I don't do many transfers.
I'm trying to give them as little information as they need... Only give them what they ask for!<|endoftext|>Moving away from consumer mobile products, TI's CEO asserts that the semiconductor company is now "firmly rooted in Analog and Embedded Processing."
Expectations were low for the first quarter earnings report from Texas Instruments, which was published after the bell on Monday. But the Dallas-based corporation toppled Wall Street forecasts, regardless.
The semiconductor reported first quarter earnings of $362 million, or 32 cents a share (statement). Non-GAAP earnings were 32 cents a share on a revenue of $2.89 billion.
Wall Street was expecting Texas Instruments to report first quarter earnings of 30 cents a share on revenue of $2.85 billion.
Our revenue and earnings ended the quarter at the high end of our expected range. Customers continued to operate in a real-time mode, maintaining minimal component inventory and ordering parts as they were needed. Our short product lead times, well-positioned inventory and ready manufacturing capacity allow us to respond rapidly to changes in demand.
Templeton also pointed out that TI is "now firmly rooted in Analog and Embedded Processing," which is especially clear given that these units accounted for 77 percent of Q1 revenue.
For the second quarter, Wall Street is expecting earnings of 38 cents a share on revenue of $3.04 billion.
TI's own outlook relatively matches up with a projected revenue range of $2.93 billion to $3.17 billion with earnings falling between 37 and 45 cents per share.
However, TI stipulated in the Q1 report that revenue stemming from "legacy wireless products" is expected to decline by roughly $60 million sequentially at the middle of this range, adding that the company already warned it is reducing investments for consumer smartphones and tablets.
TI is scheduled to update its second-quarter outlook on June 10.<|endoftext|>A befuddled snake shed its skin in a most unusual way resulting in a modern-day version of the mythological Ouroboros, the serpent that eats its own tail.
Meet the Sisyphus of the snake world. A Stimson's python in residence at the Alice Springs Reptile Centre in Australia shed its skin, which isn't unusual. What's strange is that this particular snake got caught inside an endless loop of its own dried skin. The reptile sanctuary shared a video on Facebook last week showing the python circling within the loop.
If you don't care for snakes, then you might not enjoy the nightmare vision of the skin subtly writhing as the python makes its way along the track. If you like snakes, then you will find the video fascinating. You can check out some extended footage on YouTube. "It actually looks like a steering wheel. Have been in the reptile business a long time and have never seen anything quite like it," the staff commented.
The reptile center kept an eye on the snake, which finally broke free after a few hours trapped inside the circle. The skin doughnut remained intact except for a small exit hole on the side where the python made its escape. The staff notes that healthy snakes normally shed their skins in one big piece, but that the circular shed left behind by the python is an extraordinary occurrence.<|endoftext|>Note from shop owner Hello, I am currently on vacation. I will return Wednesday, May 1, 2019.
In the meantime, you can follow me on facebook at Facebook.com/KoolKatMidCentury and instagram at Instagram.com/KoolKatMidCentury ;-).
Hello, I am currently on vacation. I will return Wednesday, May 1, 2019.
WOW, what a find!!!! Extremely rare! So happy with this find, still can't believe I made my best soufflé dish ever!!!!! Thank you so much couldn't have done it without your amazing treasure!
These are a few of my favorite things! I routinely get assorted Pyrex through my shop.
Kool Kat Mid Century started as an antique mall booth in Pompano Beach, FL.
I just adore coffee percolators and use one every day myself!
Home and kitchen items seem to be my favorite things to pick up.
Hey! Another percolator...and more Pyrex! Love bringing these gems to you!
My name is kAt and I love all things vintage, retro, and cool!
This Analog Soul has a thing for all things vintage. It started with my vintage film camera collection and selling images I had taken with those cameras. Now I have expanded my shop to include the great mid century items I find in my travels. It's always like finding buried treasure...a great mid century gem amongst many discarded items. Here in my shop I curate a collection of tasteful items that make a statement, whether they be a vintage film camera, a great piece of 1950s fashion, or classic 1960s kitsch.
My name is kAt and I love all things vintage and retro. I especially have a soft spot for mid century vintage including fashion, modern style, and kitsch items.
Welcome to Kat's Good Stuff! Here you will find a curated selection of fabulous Mid-Century items that I myself would love to have and use (but I have too much, so I need to sell some!).
If you have an issue with an item, please do not hesitate to contact me immediately after receipt of item. There is a 14 day window where you are permitted to do so. I am more than happy to accept returns on items if they are not as I have described in my listing.
I require payment via PayPal or via Etsy direct checkout.
I ship within 3 business days of your purchase of the item. You will receive a confirmation email with a tracking number when the shipment is processed.
Are these items authentic Mid-Century?
Yes, these items are acquired by a connoisseur of Mid-Century items and has a knack for finding a "diamond in the rough" to clean up and bring back to life.
Can vintage electrical items be used?
This depends on the item. I have used many vintage kitchen appliances and other electric items over the years, but with care, typically unplugging them when not in use. Most of the lamps that I sell have all of the switches/wiring replaced with new, so can be used just like any contemporary lamp. Look for information in the description of the item to see if wiring has been replaced or not.
Can large items be picked up locally in South Florida?
Yes, you can pick up locally if you are located in South Florida! I live in Pompano Beach and work in Coral Springs, both outside of Fort Lauderdale. I can meet with you for pickup anywhere around the area.<|endoftext|>Putin will support the region, a day after accusing the West of destabilising the Balkans through NATO membership.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for stability in the Balkans during his visit to Serbia in a show of support for the country's populist leader and his pro-Moscow policies.
After arriving to a rousing red-carpet welcome in Belgrade on Thursday, Putin said he would back efforts to maintain calm in the region, a day after accusing the West of destabilising the Balkans through efforts to boost NATO membership.
"Russia, like Serbia, is interested in the situation in the Balkans remaining stable and not dangerous," Putin told reporters at a joint news conference with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.
Although Serbia and all of its neighbours aspire to join the European Union, Belgrade has maintained close ties with Russia, its historical "Orthodox big brother" whose people also share Slavic origins.
The affection for Moscow is fanned by its unyielding support on the emotive issue of Kosovo, a former Serbian province that declared independence in 2008.
Serbia has never accepted the split and Russia similarly rejects it, wielding its veto power at the United Nations to thwart Kosovo's dreams of joining.
In return for Moscow's support on the Kosovo issue, Belgrade has refused to join international trade sanctions imposed on Russia over its 2014 annexation of Crimea and has pledged to stay out of NATO.
Graffiti reading "Kosovo is Serbia, Crimea is Russia" can sometimes be spotted on streets in Serbia.
Relations were further boosted recently after Putin stepped up efforts to restore Moscow's influence in the former communist countries of Eastern Europe.
Al Jazeera's Jelena Glusac, reporting from Belgrade, said that Thursday's visit is the third meeting between the two presidents in a year.
"Serbia and Russia are long-standing allies. Putin said that Russia has many friends in the Balkans, but Serbia is Russia's strategic partner," said Glusac.
"He said Russia respects the decision of Serbian authorities about the European future of Serbia and as he said, unlike Western partners, Russia doesn't try to put Serbia in front of an artificial choice - Russia or European Union."
Al Jazeera's correspondent added that Putin said he was surprised by the EU's "passive" reaction when Kosovo announced in December it was transforming its 4,000-strong Kosovo Security Force into a regular army, especially since Serbs in Kosovo
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Total Control. CompuServe is virtually 100 per cent USR network access equipment through Total Control. IBM Global Network is virtually 100 per cent USR network access equipment through USR Total Control. Bandwidth is going to go up at the edge of the wide area network. ADSL and cable will lead to something between 30 and 150 times increases. There's the opportunity to go much faster. We felt we had that and were investigating what to do on the local area network side... it was obviously 3Com."<|endoftext|>We drive down just for their Bread it is so good and tastes like Homemade, Its very clean in their store and they always have a large variety of Breads, Rolls, Jams & Jellies and Cookies.
If you’re looking for authentic Amish treads, don’t miss this place! Deliciousness! It’s conveniently located and reasonable priced. Also, picked up a cute Shipshewana mug too.
If you like cookies, this is the place to go. They have 1/2 dozen and 1 dozen different kinds of cookies. They also have many types of breads and jams and jellies.
I stop in every time I'm in town and pick up a little snack. The treats are good and fresh. We like their breads too.
A great alternative to the busy restaurants.
We stopped in as we passed while shopping. The food looked good we purchased items to snack on while we continued our shopping we also purchased a few items to take home to friends.
We enjoyed a "souper" lunch: a 16 oz. bowl of Cheesy Potato & a 16 oz. bowl of Garden Vegetable. Each was served steaming hot with a homemade dinner roll, and both were tasty. Salads, paninis, wraps, and assorted bakery items are also available.
This old home turned bakery/restaurant is a great place for a quick lunch at a reasonable price. Nothing fancy and not cheap. Like most of the older shops in Shipshewana, it is not wheelchair accessible.
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I am looking to have a small cake made to celebrate an anniversary when we arrive in town to visit. Is this a service done by the staff at Bread Box bakery?
I think they may be able too, if you give them some advance notice. Also try Das Dutchman Essenhaus in nearby Middlebury.<|endoftext|>Some flavors of Cornetto ice cream include classico, mint, and strawberry. Cornetto also makes a range of ice cream called Enigma. The Enigma flavors include vanilla and raspberry, vanilla and chocolate, cookie and chocolate, and caramel.
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The Canopea project from France is looking to take this trend further by marrying the high technology aspects of sustainability–smart grids, super-efficient heating and cooling, and sustainable mobility–with the natural advantages of earthen walls, rooftop gardens, and indoor vegetation.
Canopea’s “nanotower” design (which won Europe’s Solar Decathlon competition), essentially stacks modular small single-family homes on floors with plenty of open spaces and vegetation. It tries to combine the efficiency and convenience of urban living with some of the lure of leafy suburbs. The nanotowers’ co-housing-style dwellings offer personal sleeping and bathing quarters, with shared cooking, laundry, garden, and recreation spaces. The design maxes out at 10 floors, to keep things dense yet manageable.
So far, the prototype–just the top housing floor and a common-space level have been built–has taken top honors in European competitions. But the Canopea team from the French region of Rhone-Alpes is set to see how far it can take it.
The biggest catch may still be the cost. Like many homes pushing the sustainable envelope, it doesn’t come cheap. Although the team hasn’t released the costs of Canopea’s construction, similar projects such as the Leaf House ran around half a million dollars. A response to these high prices (generally in connection with large national competitions such as the Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon) has been a new breed of competitions for sustainable homes that make cost a primary consideration. To wit, the Rocky Mountain Institute is now launching its own solar home competition, to encourage permanent green homes, at affordable prices, in cities around the country. Sustainable houses won’t mean much if only a few people can live in them.<|endoftext|>With all of the new features packed into iOS 11, High Sierra is something of a disappointment. It’s a bit like getting socks and underwear for Christmas. You know it’s necessary and you’ll be happier six months from now when you don’t have to walk around with your toes poking out of holes, but for now, you wish there were a few more video games and action figures mixed in with the bunch.
That’s partially a result of a yearly upgrade cycle — Apple can’t reinvent the wheel each time out. But more than that, this latest version of macOS is about rebuilding the software’s foundation. There are a few surface level enhancements, most notably to Safari and Photos, but the fundamental updates to the operating system are almost entirely below the surface.
High Sierra is a sort of recommitment to macOS. Past upgrades found the company hedging closer to iOS and had many wondering if this was all leading to a convergence of the company’s two operating systems. With 10.13, the company brings the first new file system since the Mac’s earliest days, a new video compression technology for 4K and the arrival of Metal 2, the latest version of the company’s graphics API.
Many of the upgrades are about futureproofing the OS. High Sierra marks Apple’s first real commitment to virtual reality support, for instance. As such, the absence of day to day changes is going to be pretty negligible for many users. When it comes to things like graphical enhancements, the difference may actually be greater on older systems — the good news there is that, like its predecessor, High Sierra is compatible with systems dating as far back as 2009.
For these reasons, it would perhaps be misleading to call this a “review.” And besides, as with the last several macOS upgrades, High Sierra is completely free — given the lack of visible features, it would be a harder sell if it wasn’t. As it stands now, there’s little reason not to take the leap. Though, given all of the big upgrades on the backend, you’re going to want to make sure you set aside a significant chunk of time to install this one.
High Sierra officially hits the Mac App Store today. Here’s what you can expect.
The biggest update to macOS is one you won’t notice. Crazy to think, but HFS+ is a legacy system that’s been an underlying technology of Apple operating systems for around 30 years. It’s hard come up with too many consumer electronics technologies with that kind of staying power, and it was long overdue for an upgrade.
The straightforwardly named Apple File System (APFS) was first unleashed on the world in iOS 10.3. At the time, the update’s most immediate impact on the end user was the fact that it might free up some storage space — something that’s obviously at much more of a premium on a mobile device than a PC.
Here, the company is promising more stability. The new file system, which is being rolled out across Apple’s various lines, is optimized for flash storage (and won’t be available for Fusion Drives right away). The new file system has native encryption built in for added security, encrypting each file individually. The new crash protection records data in multiple locations for added protection against loss of data, and document saves have been improved to protect against system failures like loss of power.
There’s a smattering of other improvements, like faster Time Machine saves and generally more responsiveness across the system. The big
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Subject: Help making a boot cd with kernel 2.6 and speakup.
Title: Help making a boot cd with kernel 2.6 and speakup.
I have had success with installing a debian testing system from the boot floppies using speakup and installing the installer and base system and packages from the net. Aptitude worked well in upgrading to unstable. The kernel is a 2.4 kernel, and quite old. Now what I want to do is build a modern 2.6 kernel the debian way but put speakup into it. This is with the future hope of modifying the debian netinst boot CD so it works with speakup. Also maybe modifying a knopix CD or making a new cd of debian testing or unstable.
This is a worthwhile excersise as there is no boot CD like this around at the moment. I would want to put the gnopernicus and other tools on there, as well as some software synths, emacs and emacspeak etc.
However, the final step with make-kpkg did not work. I will explain my steps below.
1. downloaded the kernel source with aptitude install kernel-source-2.6.9. I fot hold of a kernel config from the Knopix cd which should have support for most hardware etc. this was for a 2.6.6 kernel but I imagine it will work on the sources for the 2.6.9???
binutils, e2fsprogs, gcc, make,util-linux, libc6, libc6-dev, tk8.3, fakeroot, bin86, reiserfsprogs, pcmcia-cs, PPP, modutils, xfsprogs, jfsutils, oprofile. These are the packages that the kernel sources mention in the Documentation/Changes file as ones needed to be installed.
Although, could not find isdn4k-utils in any of the debian archives, nor could I find nfs-utils or quota-tools as debian packages. I have stable, testing and unstable main contrib and non-free archives in my sources.list. And I updated them before checking with apt-cache and aptitude. Will not having these few packages be a problem? I did install other ones that seem similar.
3. As root, unpacked the sources and made sure the 'linux' sym link in /usr/src points to the right dir for the kernel sources. Also put the.config (from the knopix config) into the /usr/src/linux dir (as the linux symlink points to the kernel source dir).
5. Run make menuconfig. And I noticed that the config was found and used. Then I made sure speakup was selected. In this case I put it in as built in (i.e. not a module). I did have to make sure that the dectalk pc card was built in as a module (as suggested by the speakup notes in menuconfig).
6. Using the make-kpkg clean and then make-kpkg --append-to-version=speakip kernel_image I tried to build the kernel.
I did all of this as root. I know that you can use fakeroot for the make-kpkg step if you are a normal user when doing it, but I did this as root… hopeing there were no problems doing that??? But the process did not finish and I got a number of errors… pasted below. Any help on this would be appreciated. Should speakup be in modules for kernel 2.6? I tried that and did not get any better results. I wonder if the knopix config for kernel 2.6.6 is ok for the 2.6.9 version??? I am using an x86 machine.
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The Bluebirds were beaten 2-0 by Burnley on Saturday, with Neil Warnock's side once again on the wrong side of some questionable officiating. Mike Dean decided to reverse the awarding of a penalty, which would have given Cardiff a golden chance to equalise just minutes into the second half.
Cardiff are now five points behind Tuesday's opponents Brighton with five games to play, and avoiding defeat is absolutely crucial if they are to stand a chance of staying in the top flight.
Warnock has a fully fit squad to take to the Amex Stadium and here's how he could line up for Tuesday's crucial match.
Neil Etheridge (GK) - Etheridge has played every minute of Cardiff's Premier League campaign and continues to earn praise for his performances between the sticks.
Bruno Ecuele Manga (CB) - The Gabon international has been ever-present in the league, switching from right-back to centre-back following Sol Bamba's season-ending injury last month.
Joe Bennett (LB) - Bennett was a substitute for November's fixture but is expected to start for the 13th consecutive match.
Victor Camarasa (CM) - Another loanee who the Bluebirds may struggle to keep a hold of at the end of the season, the Spaniard is Cardiff's top scorer with five goals.
Junior Hoilett (LW) - Scored in Cardiff's last victory - a 2-0 win over West Ham United at the beginning of March.<|endoftext|>Thank you for registering to attend the VEO Europa conference. Please ensure that we have the names of everyone who will attend as entry will only be allowed if names have been provided to Europe House in advance. Any problems, email [email protected].
VEO Europa is an Erasmus+ funded project using an innovative mobile app for video enhanced observation to support teacher training and continuing professional development.
The final conference is a showcase event, bringing together project teams from the partner countries to share case studies and demonstrate project resources and outcomes. It is open to anyone with an interest in education, teacher training, technology or the use of video to support professional practice.
The event is run on a drop-in basis from 12 to 7pm, with a lunchtime buffet and canapes later in the afternoon. You are warmly invited to drop in to learn more about VEO Europa! All we ask is that you register your interest in attending so that we can plan the catering.
Our event is a drop-in event. This means you arrive at a time that suits you, visit the different stands in the conference room, have some refreshments, listen in to a rolling programme of presentations and leave when you are ready. We suggest you allow about 2 hours and that you time your arrival around 12, 3 or 5pm. Please select the tickets that most closely match your expected visit.
Please ensure that we have the names of everyone who will attend as entry will only be allowed if names have been provided to Europe House in advance. Any problems, email [email protected].<|endoftext|>Oneupweb continues record for winning ClickZ's Search Marketing Excellence Award, winning 3 times and finalist 4 times.
Oneupweb is the Best Search Engine Marketing Vendor, according to the results of ClickZ.com's Marketing Excellence Awards 2006 released today. The ClickZ Marketing Excellence Awards recognize the technologies, companies and campaigns that made a positive difference in the online marketing industry in 2005, moving the industry forward by providing brilliant examples of what can be accomplished. Winners and finalists were nominated and selected by ClickZ readers and editors in online voting. Oneupweb, a leading national search engine optimization (SEO), paid search marketing (SEM) and podcasting firm, has set an industry record with three wins and four nominations in four years.
"Every year, our competition for this award grows in number and knowledge," explains Oneupweb CEO, Lisa Wehr. "Being in search marketing already means you're on the cutting edge. Leading our industry requires more than visibility; we have to deliver on our reputation because there are hundreds, if not thousands, of competitors trying to take our place." No other search engine marketing finalist for the ClickZ Marketing Excellence award has been nominated as many times as Oneupweb, giving a clear indication of Oneupweb's ability to consistently stay ahead.
Wehr credits her team with three critical characteristics that propel its ongoing success: innovation, collaboration and perception. Oneupweb has developed advanced technology that allows its managers to focus on client strategy. Proprietary tools include ROI Trax® marketing analytics, ONESource™ paid management technology and the recent, breakthrough podcast tracking technology, PodTractor™. The company's flat structure and flowing facilities encourage communication and collaboration across all departments. And, Oneupweb trains project managers to think like its clients and apply every effort against a focused, tailored strategic plan based on client objectives.
"Repeatedly, clients tell me that our team gets more out of an hour than anyone they work with," says Wehr. "And that's our goal: satisfied, successful clients. I believe that our team truly sees things from the client's perspective and they never quit looking for improvements. That Oneupweb passion, commitment and high-touch level of service--that's what makes me proudest. And that's what keeps us ahead."
Oneupweb has been an innovator in online marketing for more than a decade, creating integrated online marketing plans that include natural search engine optimization, paid search marketing, podcast production, online market research, marketing analytics and more. An award-winning firm,
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the correction and good of the person punished, but for the public good in order that others may become terrified and weaned away from the evils they would commit".
↑ Directorium Inquisitorum, edition of 1578, Book 3, pg. 137, column 1. Online in the Cornell University Collection; retrieved 2008-05-16.
This page was last changed on 17 April 2019, at 14:33.<|endoftext|>The expansion couldn’t be happening at a more perfect time as spring break is in full swing: Per Rentrak, 78% of K-12 schools and 37% colleges are off on Good Friday with Easter Monday seeing 48% K-12 off and 12% colleges out.
It Follows, which bowed at last year’s Cannes Film Festival Critics’ Week sidebar came screaming out of the gate during its opening frame of March 13-15, charting a hearty opening per theater average of $40K in its first weekend across four New York and Los Angeles venues (or $160K).
The second weekend for It Follows got even better as it went to 32 hubs, making $345K, and a $10,777 PTA. Distrib Radius-TWC and Dimension Films saw the potential, put off the VOD/DVD release to later this year instead of going with theatrical, and busted past 1,000 engagements in the film’s third weekend for a FSS of $3.8M. Total domestic cume through yesterday stands at $4.5M.
One of the best-reviewed films of the year with a 95% Rotten Tomatoes score, It Follows tells the story of 19-year old Jay (Maika Monroe) who after an innocent sexual encounter, is haunted by nightmarish vision. It’s as though someone or something — is following her.
Monroe has been a driving force behind the film’s promotion, spreading the good word to her Twitter (12K), Instagram (12K) and Facebook (19K) followers, and making appearances at screenings for the film.<|endoftext|>When a nearly 6m long tentacle was hauled aboard his research ship, Tsunemi Kubodera knew he had something big. Then it began sucking on his hands.
But what came next excited him most - hundreds of vivid photos of a rare giant squid in its natural habitat deep undersea.
Observing a giant squid in the wild for the first time, Kubodera's team captured photos of a 8m-long, purplish-red sea monster attacking its bait about 900m undersea, then struggling for more than four hours to get free.
The squid pulled so hard on the line that held the shrimp bait that it severed one of its own tentacles.
"It was quite an experience to feel the still-functioning tentacle on my hand," Kubodera, a researcher with Japan's National Science Museum, said in an interview with reporters.
"But the photos were even better."
The mysterious giant squids, formally called Architeuthis, have for centuries been the stuff of legend, appearing in the myths of ancient Greece, or attacking a submarine in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
But they had previously been seen only when they were caught in fishing nets or washed ashore dead or dying - never alive in their natural habitat.
But the Japanese team, capping a three-year effort, filmed the creature in September of the past year, finding what one researcher called "the holy grail" of deep sea animals.
The results were not announced until this week, when they were published in Wednesday's issue of the British journal, the Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences.
Association, was co-author of the study.
Largely because of the sheer difficulty of finding the deep-sea dwelling giant, the team's photos were cheered by researchers around the world.
"That's getting footage of a real sea monster," said Randy Kochevar, a deep sea biologist with the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California.
"Nobody has been able to observe a large giant squid where it lives. There are people who said it would never be done. It's really an incredible accomplishment."
The photos, taken with strobe lights at 30 second intervals, also shed some new light on the mysterious squid's behaviour.
"We think it is a much more active predator than was previously thought," Kubodera said on Wednesday. "It had previously been seen as more lethargic, and not as strong."
In the pictures, the squid's tentacles can be seen stretching out towards the bait, grasping it and pulling away in a ball.
It is then seen struggling to get itself free of the jig attached to the line under the remote-controlled camera. The struggle took place at a depth of between 600-900m.
Kubodera said catching the squid on film was the result of 10 years of sleuthing. He added that he had some help from a population of sperm whales.
"We knew that they fed on the squid, and we knew when and how deep they dived," he said. "So we used them to lead us to the squid."
succeeded in making their first contact at 9.15am on 20 September last year.
"We were very lucky," he said. "A lot of research went into it, but still, others have tried and not succeeded."
Giant squids are the world's largest invertebrates, and can grow to a length of 16m. Kubodera said the one he caught on camera was probably an adult female.
He said the giant squid's tentacle would not grow back, but the squid's life was not in danger.
New Zealand's leading authority on the giant squid, marine biologist Steve O'Shea, praised the Japanese team's feat.
Auckland University of Technology, who is not linked to the Japanese research.
O'Shea has said he hopes to capture juvenile giant squids and grow them in captivity. He captured 17 of them five years ago, but they died.<|endoftext|>Facebook announced today a new integration with personal file storage company Dropbox. Now, people can share files to Facebook Groups using Dropbox’s cloud-based storage system.
“Today we’re psyched to announce that you can share stuff from Dropbox right inside Facebook Groups! Now you can share notes with your study group, add the latest game schedule to your basketball team’s group, or post a birthday video to your family’s group at lightning speed from wherever you are — just as long as you have them saved in Dropbox.
Facebook tells us that this does not replace the current ability to upload files from your computer to Groups. This just opens up the ability for people to upload files that they already have stored in the cloud to Groups — as long as they are stored in Dropbox.
It’s pretty straightforward news, but strategically, it’s an interesting move on several levels. Facebook launched its own Groups file-sharing feature a few months ago, and at the time my colleague (and TechCrunch’s resident Facebook expert) Josh Constine speculated that in time it “could be good enough to limit the long-term growth potential of cloud storage/file sharing services like Dropbox.” It now looks like Facebook has ultimately decided not to tackle such a huge challenge as powering an entire cloud file-sharing platform on its own.
It’s also worth mentioning that Dropbox’s current VP of engineering is Aditya Agarwal, the tech executive who once served as a director of engineering at Facebook. He may have been instrumental in brokering this deal and leading the integration of Dropbox’s and Facebook’s technologies.
It’s a smart move for Facebook to stay totally focused on its core mission of being the social infrastructure of the web. It’s also a big coup for Dropbox, which will now have lucrative exposure to Facebook’s huge user base. It’s my understanding at the moment that there are no plans for Facebook to integrate to other cloud storage services — so this serves as a big testament to how much Facebook is trusting Dropbox’s technology.<|endoftext|>IBM is bundling platforms and aiming to use its services group to speed up data science and AI deployments.
IBM has launched a two data science and artificial intelligence efforts--an integrated private cloud stack and an elite consulting team--to speed up enterprise deployments.
On Friday, Big Blue expanded its plans to offer more pre-packaged and integrated data science tools with Cloud Private for Data. IBM's Cloud Private for Data is an integrated data science, engineering and app building platform.
IBM Cloud Private for Data includes tools from the company's Data Science Experience, governance, database and governance offerings.
As for the technical details, IBM Cloud Private for Data is an application layer deployed on the Cloud Platform's container- and micro service-based architecture. IBM added that Cloud Private for Data will run on multiple clouds and have versions for various industries.
In addition, IBM launched the Data Science Elite Team, which is a group of consultants aimed at helping enterprises solve data science issues and move toward artificial intelligence. The team consists of data scientists, machine learning engineers and experts to optimize decision-making.
IBM's elite data science team is currently working with more than 50 clients and has more than 30 people. The data science team is included in broader engagements and drops in to offer three to four discrete deliverables in two to three weeks.<|endoftext|>I can't say there isn't a restaurant that might make your family wait. However our family is usually early for everything and we always approach the restaurant's podium and let them know that we have arrived prior to
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§ Any diver who would like to better prepare himself to react safely in stressful situations.
The key point is understanding that breath control and relaxation go hand-in-hand. The listener also learns the “Calming Response”, a technique combining stomach breathing and autogenic phrases. The calming response is a fast and effective way of improving relaxation and performance. Scuba divers, using this technique, can significantly increase breath control and relaxation within 5 – 10 breaths. Many on-site treatments are discussed for nervous divers preparing to make a dive or already in the water.
On this side, the authors place the listeners into a deep state of relaxation and then guide them through mental rehearsal utilizing imagery. This is the same technique that world class athletes use prior to their events. Slow breathing, relaxing, and thinking clearly are strongly emphasized, especially when stressful scenes are rehearsed.
On this side, the authors lead the listeners through a number of exercises designed to increase their awareness of physical and muscular stress, while providing several techniques to directly relieve that stress. The listeners are taken through steps for full body relaxation, so when this side is completed they will hopefully have reduced their own physical stress symptoms. If not, they may simply listen to the audio again or go through the same process without the benefit of the audio.
After reading and hearing so much about diver stress and panic, instructors finally have a total training package which not only promotes relaxation and performance, but also reduces diver stress and ultimately panic.
*These exercises are NOT intended to be a substitute for professional treatment. Consult your personal physician or therapist before using them if you have a history of Panic Disorder or Claustrophobia or any other anxiety problems.
DISCLAIMER: All material in this website is provided for educational purposes only. Consult your own physician regarding the applicability of any opinions or recommendations with respect to your symptoms or medical condition. Any communication with Dr. Colvard through this website does not establish a physician-patient relationship.
© Copyright 2019 David F Colvard, M.D. All Rights Reserved.<|endoftext|>The original helicopter from the TV series "Airwolf" was destroyed in a crash in Germany in 1992. The helicopter was being used for medical ambulance purposes at the time.
The helicopter in the series starring Jan-Michael Vincent was a Bell 222, the last of the 222A series, and it was registered as N3176S. The model was revolutionary in its day and featured a light alloy structure and twin 650 horsepower engines.
The show ran for 55 episodes between 1984 and 1986 and an additional 24 episodes in 1987 with a different cast. In the show, the "Airwolf" helicopter is portrayed as being a highly advanced machine capable of outrunning jet planes and flying halfway around the world. In actual fact, the Bell 222 was modified for the show to include what looked like sophisticated weaponry. Vincent's character, called Hawke, works as a pilot for a shadowy organization called The Firm as he tries to find his brother who was lost in Vietnam after the war there ended in the 1970s.
By 2010, reality had caught up with the series in that several experimental high speed helicopter prototypes, capable of speeds up to about 310 miles per hour, began to be tested in the United States and Germany.
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<u><b>Ex</b></u> In "Copy Control from Sales Order to Billing", the configuration guide suggest me to use "014 (Hdr dlv.rel.IC bill.)"; but, I didn't want it to copy from delivery order. How can I solve it?
Actually, I have set by following SAP Test Case already. However, when I creating "IV", I got message about "IV is the delivery-related". Because of, I set "copy control = 014" as Test Case. And it does not work for my case (order-related).
pls check oss notes. search for "intercompany order related". You will find plenty of oss notes. i am sure that your answer will be there.
I saw in SAP Forum that you faced a similar problem sometime back as I am facing now. Just curious to check whether you had a solution for the same, if so, please share with me. Please see below for my problem.
The issue I am facing is when I try to create an Inter-company invoice (after the F2 Customer invoice), the End customer details is being pulled instead of the Inter-company customer details. In other words the Inter-company invoice is also being issued to the End customer. Also the prices are showing in negative.
Kindly share with me if any of you guys know a solution for this. I have searched all the SAP forums, but couldn't find a similar issue.
My concern here is, in none of the SAP notes, there is no information about the copying requirement at the header level between OR=>IVA. I am not sure whether this is causing the issue.
My mail id is "[email protected]".
I would appreciate your reply to this message.
The billing is based on the GI. How you guy do the GI for the Inter company Order?<|endoftext|>African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders, Native Americans and Hispanic and Latino Americans are examples of cultural groups found in the United States.These cultural groups share cultural practices, tradition, history and cultural group identities with the people within the cultural group.
Cultural norms are a part of cultural groups and change the way that the individuals within the cultural group interact. Cultural norms help people to communicate with others by providing a common reference point as a resource so that people do not need to develop new rules every time that they meet a new person. Cultural norms appear across all cultures and have both similarities and differences. These cultural norms come in categories, such as committee meetings, dinner parties or brainstorming session.
Culture used to be confined to a nation state and was defined by the particular nation state. However, with the global world and the melting pot society found in the United States as well as many other countries, culture is no longer confined to one specific nation state. For example, you can see Pacific Islander cultural groups across Asia, Europe and the United States.
Technology allows people to break down geographical borders and share their cultural traditions. Culture is now identified based on shared beliefs, shared values and a shared understanding of the world rather than a particular nation state.
Search for Examples Of Cultural Groups. Browse & Discover Useful Results!<|endoftext|>Over the course of time since Hangouts has been available via mobile devices like Android smartphones and tablets, Google has added in quite a few features which are notable and worthy of attention, not the least of which is the capability to use Hangouts for one's SMS app if they so choose to do so. The most current version of Hangouts is 5.0 although it hasn't popped up for everyone in the Play Store just yet, but most everyone should be on at least 4.0, which is when it seems Google added in a very useful feature that has gone unnoticed to likely a very large group of users; An auto-switch feature for voicemail playback.
To be more specific, seemingly since version 4.0 of Hangouts Google added in a feature for those who use Hangouts to make voice calls, which allows the phone to determine whether or not the user is holding their phone to their ear during the playback of a voicemail. Depending on this particular detail, Hangouts will play voicemail messages through the appropriate audio channel, meaning that if you're holding your phone to your ear during a voicemail it will play the voicemail through the earpiece. If not, the voicemail plays through the speakers as if you turned on speaker playback yourself.
The speaker switch happens to be based-on proximity of the phone, so Google utilized the proximity sensor here to allow Hangouts the capability to figure out how you're holding your device. Users can also move the phone back and forth throughout the duration of the voicemail playback and have it auto switch to the correct audio output if they desire. For example, if you start listening to a voicemail while holding the phone to your ear but your arm gets tired in the middle of it, you can bring your phone down and the voicemail will switch for you so you can hear it through the loudspeaker function instead. This might not be something that everyone gets major use out of, but it's surely one that was well thought out as you won't have to pause a voicemail to allow you time to make the switch, thus also preventing you from missing any important details.<|endoftext|>The death toll in a fire in a government hospital in Mumbai, that left 175 injured, rose to 10 on Thursday after one more person succumbed to their injuries. The fire had broken out in the government-run ESIC Kamgar Hospital at Marol in suburban Andheri on Monday.
Two persons were Wednesday arrested in connection with the fire in a government hospital in Mumbai that claimed the lives of nine people and left 175 injured.
Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday ordered an inquiry into the incident at ESIC Kamgar Hospital in Andheri, Mumbai, following reports
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There had been hopes that the young midfielder would some day feature for the Chelsea first team, with the 20-year-old being regarded as one of the Blues' most talented youth prospects since joining the club at only 11 years old.
However, last season it had become clear that Christie-Davies would not be signing a contract extension at Stamford Bridge, with the Welsh midfielder having his heart set on following in the footsteps of Dominic Solanke and leaving the London based club to join Jurgen Klopp's side.
The 20-year-old midfielder was pictured wearing a Liverpool training top as he took part in an interview for the charitable organisation Common Goal, for whom he recently became an active member.
Following his switch to the Reds, Christie-Davies will become Liverpool's fourth acquisition this summer after seeing Naby Keita, Fabinho and Manchester City youth star Bobby Duncan all officially join the club this summer.
Those signings are set to be the start of an aggressive summer recruitment drive for the Reds, with the likes of Nabil Fekir, Gelson Martins and Alisson all linked with a move to Liverpool.
As well as a host of first team recruits being pursued, Jurgen Klopp is also assessing further recruitment for Liverpool's youth side, with the German coach most recently sending goalkeeping coach, John Achterburg to Ireland to watch Shamrock Rovers' shot stopper Gavin Bazunu.<|endoftext|>Perhaps you remember the time, long, long ago, when we used to talk of something called the Middle East peace process.
It was a time when Israeli and Palestinian officials would sit down and negotiate, not very successfully, admittedly, but in the hope that they might be able to find a way to resolve their many deep-seated differences about how to share the bit of the Levant that they both call their homeland.
Last night, in the Gaza Strip and southern Israel, many thousands of people, Palestinians and Israelis, lay awake in their beds, listening for -- and dreading -- the sound of an incoming missile or rocket. There is no peace process any more, nor has there been for several years; in its place there is either a vacuum, or war.
Next year will mark the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Oslo peace accords, a moment when, just briefly, many Israelis and Palestinians believed there might be a chance of coming up with a way to live in peace, side by side.
The Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize (together with Israelis Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin) and took up residence in the West Bank city of Ramallah. He died eight years ago, and now they're digging up his body to see if he was poisoned by the Israelis.
Why did the Palestinian group Hamas, which has controlled the Gaza Strip for the past five years, unleash a barrage of more than 100 rockets against Israel last weekend? Why did Israel choose to respond with its most violent military onslaught since its war in Gaza four years ago?
According to the analyst Hussein Ibish, of the American Task Force on Palestine, whom I interviewed on the programme last night, Hamas hardliners needed to prove that they still have the stomach for a fight, even after five years of trying to be a quasi government, looking after sewers, and power supplies, and health and education. And perhaps they also wanted to force their Muslim Brotherhood patrons in Cairo to come off the fence and back them as the legitimate representatives of their people.
As for the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Daniel Levy of the European Council on Foreign Relations, who was also on last night's programme, with an election coming in January, Mr Netanyahu may well have caculated that a short, sharp military adventure would do him no harm at all at the polls. It will certainly divert voters' attention from Israel's deep religious-secular divide, which has been a dominant political theme for the past year.
If this all sounds cynical, well, I'm sorry, but there's more to come. The Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz says the Hamas military commander whom the Israelis killed on Wednesday, Ahmed al-Jaabari, had been for several years Israel's go-to man in Gaza. Apparently, he was the man who kept the rockets on their launchers, who kept the captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit alive, and who eventually, just over a year ago, negotiated Shalit's return to Israel in exchange for more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners.
According to Ha'aretz, Israel eventually decided that Jaabari was no longer fulfilling his side of the bargain: too many rockets were once again being fired from Gaza into Israel. The message, said Ha'aretz, was simple and clear: "You failed -- you're dead."
So now what? Well, we know the script, unfortunately, because we've watched this drama many times before. Over the next few days -- maybe a week, maybe two -- more people on both sides will die. More people will live in fear, and more will have reason to hate their adversaries.
Eventually, a ceasefire will be agreed. Israel will say it has largely destroyed the Hamas arsenal of rockets and has seriously weakened its military capacity. Hamas will say it has withstood yet another onslaught by its far more powerful enemy, and will salute the resolve and steadfastness of the Palestinian people.
I remember asking a senior Israeli peace negotiator many years ago if he thought the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians would ever end. "Oh yes," he said. "It will end when we grow tired of killing each other's children."
That time, it seems, has not yet come.<|endoftext|>Located 2297 feet from Louver Museum in Paris, Maison Albar Hotels Le Céline offers free access to its indoor pool and hot tub. The hotel also features a spa center accessible at an extra cost. The room was spacious and the swimming pool a tremendous bonus after long days of walking the Paris streets. Location is excellent and the staff very friendly and helpful. Will definitely return there next trip to Paris.
Located 1640 feet from Tuileries Garden in Paris, Le Roch Hotel & Spa features an indoor swimming pool and a spa center. This hotel is in a fabulous location and worth every penny. The rooms are luxurious, the staff was very friendly and spoke English, and the included breakfast was delicious. Hands down would go back and stay at Le Roch again.
Located in Paris, 1640 feet from Opéra Garnier, Ritz Paris features a selection of bars and restaurants, a fitness center and a spa and wellness center which includes a pool, sauna and massage... The staff were very courteous and helpful, my room was lovely and full of character; on my next trip to Paris I'll consider a suite-these start at around 3000 Euros per night and are quickly snapped up. I was shown around a suite for 20,000 Euros per night.
Hôtel de La Tamise is in Paris, right across from the Tuileries Gardens and a few feet from the Louvre Museum. The elegantly decorated hotel features a 24-hour front desk and a bar. This was an excellent location for all the prime stops!
In a pedestrian street in central Paris, Hôtel Le Relais des Halles Paris is just over a quarter mile from the Georges Pompidou Museum. Everything especially the cleanliness of the room and bathroom. The room had everything anyone might need. It smelled fresh and clean. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The location is spactacular. Thank you for making my stay unforgettable.
Located in the heart of Paris, Hotel Moliere is just a 2-minute walk from the Louver Museum and the Jardin des Tuileries. Hotel Moliere has a lot going for it if you're going to be exploring the city center. It's just a 6 minute walk from the Paris tourist office (where you can buy museum passes, etc), 8 minutes from the Louvre, and 10 minutes from the Garnier Opera House. Center Pompidou (modern art) and Musee d'Orsay is around 15-20 minutes of walking. Other major attractions like the Eiffel Tower and Sacre Coeur were also easily accessible, thanks to the nearby bus stops, 2 Euros and 20 minutes bus ride later The rooms are large (by Parisian standards), around 3x3m, with a great bathroom with both a regular shower and a rainforest-style shower (from the room). Towels were changed every day, and sheets were always impeccably pressed. Weather in the day was a comfortable 22C, dropping to around 11C in the night, so we simply left the air conditioning switched off and opened the windows instead. The room (room number 70) also came with a skylight, so we enjoyed a lot of natural light during the day and a view of the stars when going to sleep. Facilities in the room included a good safe, an espresso machine (not a Nespresso, but better) with complimentary coffee pods (replenished every day), fresh bottles of Ev
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from product quality. Project quality has to do with how you manage the project: For example, do you follow a methodology? Are your plans integrated and complete? Do you meet your schedule deliverables dates? Are you on budget? In contrast, product quality is dependent upon the nature of the product. After all, product quality requirements for producing a concert or an event are very different from building a childcare center.
Another thing to keep in mind is that the majority of the quality concepts used in project management come from a manufacturing environment. Therefore, many quality-management tenets are based on work done by J. Edwards Deming, Walter Shewhart, Philip Crosby, Joseph Juran, and other well-known quality pioneers. The PMP exam won’t expect you to know which expert developed specific tools and axioms, nor will it expect you to know the details of any proprietary methodology, such as TQM, CMMI, or Six Sigma. However, you are expected to have a basic understanding of quality principles, including how they relate to project management.<|endoftext|>20%89°67°Cloudy with a high of 87 °F (30.6 °C). Winds W.Night - Cloudy. Winds variable. The overnight low will be 67 °F (19.4 °C).
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Today - Cloudy with a high of 87 °F (30.6 °C). Winds W.<|endoftext|>The Great Boston Fire of 1872 was Boston's largest fire, and still ranks as one of the most costly fire-related property losses in American history. The conflagration began at 7:20 p.m. on November 9, 1872, in the basement of a commercial warehouse at 83–87 Summer Street. The fire was finally contained 12 hours later, after it had consumed about 65 acres (26 ha) of Boston's downtown, 776 buildings and much of the financial district, and caused $73.5 million in damage (equivalent to $1.411 billion in 2018). The destruction to the buildings was valued at $13.5 million and the personal property loss was valued at $60 million. Despite these devastations, only thirteen people died in the inferno, including two Boston firemen.
In 1872, there was no strictly enforced building code in Boston. The streets were narrow and the buildings were close together. Many of the buildings were too tall for fire ladders to reach the upper levels, and the pressure from the fire hoses was often insufficient to extinguish flames on the roofs of the buildings. Thus, the fire could spread from rooftop to rooftop, and across narrow streets. Many of the affected buildings were made of brick and stone, but with wooden framing. Also, wooden mansard roofs were a common architectural trend of the time period. The steep pitch of a mansard roof allows for more storage in the upper levels of a building. However, these roofs are flammable due to their wooden construction. Additionally, the warehouses of downtown Boston commonly stored dry materials in the eaves of the roofs, increasing the flammability. Merchandise stored in the attics of warehouses was not considered taxable inventory.
Building owners in Boston had few incentives to implement fire-safety measures. Buildings were often insured above value or at full value. Arson to gain insurance money was not uncommon.
In 1852, Boston became the first city in the world to install telegraph-based fire alarm boxes. The boxes served as a fire warning system. If the lever inside of the alarm box was pulled, the fire department was notified, and the alarm could be traced back to the box via a coordinate system so that firefighters were dispatched to the correct location. All of the fire alarm boxes were kept locked from the system's installation in 1852 until after the Great Fire of 1872 to prevent false alarms. A few citizens in each area of Boston were given a key to the boxes, and all other citizens had to report fires to the key-holders who could then alert the fire department. In 1872, witnesses watched the fire spread before the key-holder of the area was located and able to unlock the alarm box to alert the Boston Fire Department. Twenty minutes after the fire was first noticed, firefighters arrived on the scene.
John Damrell, Boston Fire Department's chief engineer at the time, had told Boston officials that the existing water infrastructure was inadequate. He was told not to "magnify the needs of his department" after requesting funding for water infrastructure repairs. The existing water main pipelines were old and leaky, causing the pressure in the pipes to be lower than acceptable. The lack of pressure was so severe that the pipes could not produce enough force to reach the top floors and roofs of newer buildings. The number of hydrants throughout the city was insufficient to adequately cover the surrounding buildings. As the fire spread, firefighters struggled to find hydrants with adequate water pressure. Additionally, the fire hydrant couplings were not standardized within Boston making it more difficult for firefighters to connect their hoses and related equipment.
Horses were used by the Boston fire department to pull fire engines, hoses, and ladders. At the time of the 1872 fire in early November, the northeast United States was experiencing an epizootic flu that affected and weakened the horses. When Damrell heard of the horse sickness he preemptively hired an additional 500 men to replace the horsepower that would typically haul the engines and other equipment to the sites of fires. After the fire, the city commission in charge of investigating the fire concluded that the response time of the fire department was only delayed by a few minutes in the absence of the horses.
In 1871, Chicago suffered massive destruction and an estimated 300 casualties due to a massive fire. Damrell, along with fire chiefs from various large cities, traveled to Chicago after the fire in an attempt to learn from the city’s mistakes. Like Boston, Chicago buildings were made primarily of wood and building codes were not enforced, making the densely developed neighborhoods susceptible to fire. General Phil Sheridan, in charge of military relief in Chicago post-fire, did not condemn the city's use of gunpowder to blow up buildings to create firebreaks. In theory, a firebreak creates a gap in flammable material that serves as a barrier where the fire will run out of "fuel" to spread any further. However, many fire chiefs from Southern cities were firmly opposed to gunpowder-created firebreaks after having seen the destruction they caused in the Civil War. Damrell returned to Boston and continued to request funding for improved water infrastructure and fire equipment.
Experts have deduced that the fire began in the basement of a warehouse on the corner Kingston Street and Summer Street, at approximately 83-85 Summer Street. In this particular area, most of the buildings were dedicated to retail or used as warehouses. The warehouse that first caught fire housed dry goods. From the basement, the flames spread to the wooden elevator shaft in the center of the building and moved up the floors, fueled by the flammable fabrics in storage. Finally, the building’s wooden mansard roof caught on fire and the flames were able to spread from rooftop to rooftop down the street. The heat was so powerful that granite buildings exploded. The fire spread through most of Boston's financial district which became known as the "burnt district." The glow of the fire was noted in ships' logs by sailors off the coast of Maine.
At 7:24 pm, the first alarm was received from Box 52 at the corner of Summer Street and Lincoln Street. The first fire engine to arrive was Engine Co. 7 from a station at 7 East Street. The first water on the fire came from Hose Company 2 of Hudson Street. By 8 pm, all of Boston's twenty-one engine companies were fighting the fire. Telegraphs were sent to surrounding towns requesting help, but the messages were delayed due to most telegraph offices already having closed for the night. Eventually, support arrived from fire departments in every state of New England, except Vermont. Of these were two Amoskeag Steamers from Manchester, New Hampshire. One was the first Amoskeag ever constructed (serial number 1), owned by the Manchester Fire Department;
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> you still get failures after that.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (Lowercase) Synapses.lock' failed : Access is denied.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> dangling. You must cleanup before restarting.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tika to extract metadata and a file system as a repository connection.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> wandering if the issue comes from elasticsearch?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> wrong. Without further information, I can't say any more.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> caused connection abort: socket write error.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> some tips on how to solve this problem, please?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> PostgreSQL 9.3.x and elasticsearch 2.1.0.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> forward for your response.<|endoftext|>Borussia Dortmund will delay Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s move to Arsenal until the summer if they are not given Olivier Giroud in return.
The Gunners have identified the 28-year-old as their number one target to replace Alexis Sanchez, who finalised a move to Manchester United on Monday.
The German club want £60m for the Gabon international but are also desperate for a new striker to replace him.
And according to the Mirror, Giroud is top of their list of targets.
Giroud could be open to the possibility of leaving as a move for Aubameyang would see him drop to third in the pecking order.
And the 31-year-old will be keen for regular game time ahead of this summer’s World Cup.
Arsenal's board is to blame for Alexis Sanchez leaving to join Manchester United.
That’s according to Gunners legend Ian Wright.
He said on Instagram: “Gutted to see this but, he did say on many occasions he wants to win things!
“Another one of our potential legends has left us for Manchester United!
Arsenal and Tottenham are set to battle it out for Brazil ace Lucas Moura.
Arsene Wenger is on a mission to remodel his squad after the deal which has seen Henrik Mhkitaryan swap places with Alexis Sanchez was finally completed.
Arsenal officials were also in Germany yesterday in a bid to hammer out a deal for Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
But Wenger faces fierce competition from Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino for Paris St-Germain’s Moura.
Wenger and Pochettino are understood to have met with Moura’s agent Wagner Ribeiro.
And the French league leaders are ready to listen to offers to sign Moura on a permanent deal, with the player believed to be keen on a move to the Premier League.<|endoftext|>JIMMY BULLARD is set to open talks with Celtic over a season-long loan move later this week.
Express Sport exclusively revealed on Saturday that Hull City had given the Hoops the green light to move for the 31-year-old midfielder.
Bullard jets back into the UK from holiday tomorrow and is understood to be interested in hearing what new Parkhead boss Neil Lennon has to offer him.
West Ham and West Brom are also hot on the ex-Fulham star's trail, but Hull chairman Adam Pearson admits Celts have stolen a march on them by officially opening talks with the Tigers.
Lennon and his players return to pre-season training later this week and there will certainly be some transfer activity in the coming days.
Full-back Charlie Mulgrew should complete his free transfer after coming out of contract at Aberdeen and work will continue on trying to lure a host of targets including Sol Campbell, Nottingham Forest's Kelvin Wilson, Scunthorpe striker Gary Hooper and Swedish full-back Behrang Safari.
Celts have not given up on Cardiff's Joe Ledley and Charlton's Nicky Bailey, but the midfielders are being hotly pursued by other clubs with Ledley talking to Stoke City and Bailey the subject of a £1.4million bid from Middlesbrough.
Boro boss Gordon Strachan will also return to his former club to try to seal a permanent deal for Stephen McManus, who spent last term on loan at the Riverside Stadium, with weekend reports linking him with a move for Greek striker Georgios Samaras.<|endoftext|>For the past few years, Apple has made early versions of its operating systems available to those willing to brave the bugs. Through its beta software program, anyone willing to deal with spotty battery life or a crash or three could load up pre-release builds of iOS, macOS, watchOS or tvOS.
Ever wonder how many actually take advantage of it?
According to Tim Cook on today’s earnings call, more than four million people are currently running on the betas.
Alas, that’s as detailed as he got. He didn’t break down which platforms had the most beta users (though I’d bet iOS or macOS lead the way), nor what percentage of that beta group was developers (accessing the beta to debug their apps before the update) versus consumers (who just want to poke around the new goods early).
For reference: As of February of 2018, Apple had 1.3 billion active devices across Apple TV, iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and Mac. So if each of the users Tim Cook mentioned is running a beta OS on one device, that’s around 0.3 percent of active devices running on a beta.
While that percentage might not sound huge, having four million people happily stress test your software before you officially ship it is a rare strength that few other companies can claim. Still, Apple has had a few rather glaring bugs slip through the cracks — from the annoying but forgettable bug that borked the letter “i” in iOS for a few days, to more severe security issues like the root user bug discovered in macOS at the end of last year. Could Apple be doing more to encourage pre-release bug hunting?<|endoftext|>Monday 11/4/1999You remember that BT ADSL trial? All over by March, they said.
Thursday 15/4/1999 Into town, to see MPO. Who? Moulage Plastique de l'Ouest, that's who. Nope? OK, let's try Hi-SPACE. This is the brand with which MPO, a French company who make records, tapes, MiniDiscs and CDs, is breaking into the UK market for recordable optical media. If you've got a MiniDisc recorder, you'll know that these people sell recordable blanks for two quid a pop through Richer Sounds while places like Tower flog Sony and TDK equivalents for twice as much. And, being digital, you can't hear a whisper of a difference: it boils down to whether you want to pay double for identical results or not. MPO has some interesting figures. The market for recordable CDs was 200 million in 1997. It was 600 million in 1998, and should top the billion this year. It seems that while the DVD people are busy bickering over whether to let us have the technology to record movies -- we will, of course, whether they like it or not, and it's entirely up to them as to whether they get some of that market or not -- the great unwashed have got fed up waiting and are steaming into CDs. It may even be possible that the CD-ROM player has a limited lifetime, and in a year or so the writers will be in everything as standard. Something else for the poor beleaguered record labels to worry about. It's heartening that MP3 and CD-R have made them so sensitive to the needs and rights of musicians... Friday 16/4/1999 It has come to my attention that there are those among you who come into contact with those fine people in suits at Price Waterhouse Coopers. Some of you may even, from time to time, be minded to pull a little jape at the expense -- there is no other word suitable when dealing with accountants -- of such people. So, here's a thing to make them cringe -- in fact, if you pull it off with sufficient panache in a public place you may even be able to make them physically implode in a purple >poofentire song (which is about 2Mb so be warned!) up on their site in wav format.<|endoftext|>Anonymous, 03 Apr 2019It cost double thoIt cost double then Nokia 1 and Redmi Go, but its performance is just marginally better. If it is compared to phones with same or slightly higher prices, it seems inferior and cheaper. Though these are my opinions and I do not have special love for this brand. If you support Samsung, it may be different.
Anonymous, 01 Apr 2019Iphone xr is in the bottom lineup why don't you compare it with them?IPHONE XR is at the bottom line up for Apple phones in 2018 BUT it is positioned over mid-tier smartphones. Samsung M10 is apparently a budget, entry-level phone similar to the J-series of Samsung before. If you really want to compare it to any Apple phones, I think the old iphone 7 plus will be more suitable, yet ip
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$250,000 - increasing the publisher's revenue by 12.5x.
Bitcoin micropayments allow for new, better opportunities wherever there has been a clunky payment arrangement between a consumer and merchant and every situation where fractions of dollars could not viably be accepted by merchants.
Micropayment solutions are going to allow you to essentially escape all the ads and the paywalls. Content providers will be able to sell their content to a whole new user base - users that were not willing to pay $7.99 a month to view just one article. There are millions, if not tens of millions, of these kind of people.
The entire long tail of $7.99 to down to some fraction of a penny, until now, has been unavailable to content publishers - like newspapers. Fiat currency being the only option was the problem, because there are minimums content providers must charge to make a Visa or MasterCard transaction profitable - about $5 on average.
Bitcoin's low fees are giving way to a payments revolution, part of which is an entirely new market on the order of pennies and fractions of pennies. At scale, that's multi-millions.<|endoftext|>Lock in a great price for Pousada Guaruja – rated 8.7 by recent guests!
The breakfast was really good. On the first day of my stay, the had a lemon pie that was awesome. They have microwave, oven, stove and a BBQ place you can use free of charge. They also have knifes, forks and plates that you can use. All they ask is that you clean up after yourself.
Es una posada linda, buen desayuno, las camas cómodas, tiene un lindo espacio de quincho y linda pileta.
Todo perfecto!!! La atención, el lugar, muy recomendable.
Gostei muito do café da manhã, dos funcionários, muito limpa.
Limpieza en el cuarto muy buena, el personal de la posada muy amable y servicial.
El entorno, la piscina, el área en común con mesa, parrilleros, heladera, cocina, vajilla, etc. La habitación era muy linda, cama muy cómoda.
Localização boa e um ótimo café da manhã, pessoal da pousada muito atencioso. Voltaremos.
A área de lazer da pousada é ótima, piscina limpa, café da manha simples e bom, funcionários educados!
One of our best sellers in Bombinhas! Located just a 5-minute walk from Praia Quatro Ilhas Beach, Pousada Guaruja features an outdoor swimming pool, BBQ and air-conditioned rooms. This property offers free Wi-Fi and a free car park.
The classic-style rooms feature a flat-screen TV, fan and mini-bar. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower.
Pousada Guaruja is 1.9 mi from Bombinhas Bus Station and 43 mi from Ministro Victor Konder Airport. The city center of Bombinhas is a 10-minute walk away.
뀐 Located in the top-rated area in Bombinhas, this property has an excellent location score of 8.1!
When would you like to stay at Pousada Guaruja?
This air-conditioned room features a flat-screen TV, fan and mini-bar. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower.
House Rules Pousada Guaruja takes special requests – add in the next step!
Pousada Guaruja accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.<|endoftext|>BURLINGTON, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 3, 2009) - Portland Investment Counsel Inc. announced today a change in the company organization with the upcoming departure of Jonathan Wellum, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer on December 31st, 2009. Michael Lee-Chin, Executive Chairman, will resume the role of Chief Executive Officer and Randy LeClair will take on the role of Portland Investment Counsel's Chief Investment Officer.
"We have reached a natural transition point," said Michael Lee-Chin, " I'd like to thank Jonathan for his commitment and dedication to Portland Investment Counsel over the last twenty years and I wish him every success in the future."
Mr. Lee-Chin continued "Portland is in a tremendous position to excel and I am excited to steward Portland into its next stage of growth and development. Going forward, investors can remain confident that portfolio management will continue within a value investing framework. Portland Investment Counsel applies a rigorous value investing methodology across all of its sub-advisory mandates and closed end products."
Randy LeClair joined Portland Investment Counsel in July 1998 as Senior Fixed Income Analyst and became Vice President and Portfolio Manager in December 1999. He was promoted to Senior Vice President in January 2007. Randy's career started in retail banking. He also worked as an investment analyst for a multi-asset portfolio for an insurance company (CUMIS) and subsequently spent seven years managing a fixed income portfolio for the Regional Municipality of Halton. "Randy is a very principled investment professional whose extensive experience in the financial services industry and track record make him a perfect fit for the role of Chief Investment Officer," stated Michael Lee-Chin.
Committed to the principles of disciplined long-term value investing, Portland Investment Counsel with assets under advisory of over $2.2 billion Canadian dollars, provides investment advisory and portfolio management services and products to individual private clients and to institutional investors across Canada, the U.S. and Caribbean, including foundations, universities and pension funds. With roots dating back to 1987, Portland offers customized portfolios drawing on expertise in equity and fixed income management. In addition to this, Portland currently sub-advises a number of third-party retail and closed-end mutual funds in Canada.
Portland Investment Counsel is a subsidiary of Portland Holdings Inc., a global holding company comprised of a diverse group of businesses across various sectors including media, tourism, health care, telecommunications and financial services.
Certain statements included in this news release constitute forward-looking statements, including but not limited to those identified by the expressions "expect", "intend", "will" and similar expressions. The forward looking statements are not historical facts but reflect Portland's current expectations regarding future results or events. These forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations. Although Portland believes that the assumptions inherent in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, forward-looking statements are not guarantees of the future performance and, accordingly, readers are cautioned not to put undue reliance on such statements due to the inherent uncertainty therein. Portland has no specific intention of updating any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.
About this company Portland Investment Counsel Inc.<|endoftext|>China’s GDP growth is expected to stabilise at 6.2 per cent during the first six months of this year before rebounding in the September-to-December period to reach 6.3 per cent whole-year growth, data from the country’s leading think tank, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) showed on 1 April.
Tax and fee cuts, further reduction of financial institutions’ cash reserves and a strong wave of infrastructure investment will support the economic recovery, and finally achieve the annual growth target of 6 per cent to 6.5 per cent, said Zhang Ping, deputy head of the National Institution for Finance and Development under the CASS.
The research evaluated the government’s macroeconomic policy package for 2019 as “balanced”, without large expansion of the fiscal deficit, and the overall debt growth target as “moderate”.
Fiscal policy adjustments, led by the value-added tax cuts from 1 April, may lift the annual GDP by 0.3 to 0.4 percentage points. The monetary policy, which still has room to ease, especially from further cuts in the reserve requirement ratio, will play a key role to offset potential deflation risks in the manufacturing sector, according to Zhang.
Investors are speculating that the central bank will launch another reserve requirement ratio (RRR) cut as early as the first half of April, given the continuing tight liquidity in financial markets and a potential increase in interest rates. The central bank has cut the RRR five times since last year.
Meanwhile, a contraction was seen in the prices of industrial products during the first two months of this year, as the producer price index (PPI) dropped to 0.1 per cent by the end of February from 0.9 per cent in December, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics.
The CASS research report said further attention was necessary to tame deflation risks, especially those from the industrial sector, because further weakening of the PPI might lead to a fall in the return on capital of companies, reduce asset values and increase debt pressure. Hence, banks might become more cautious in lending money to companies, and increase interest rates.
Li Yang, head of the National Institution for Finance and Development, said that fiscal and monetary policies should strengthen connection and co-ordination to support the development of “the real economy”.
Li also said that one of the key jobs for financial regulators was to build a comprehensive supervision system, both online and offline, to tighten controls on capital flows internally and across the border.
Besides, market-oriented pricing systems for treasury bond yields, interest rates and foreign exchange rates would make steady progress this year.
To improve investment efficiency, Lian Ping,
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.starmap`, except also supports keyword arguments.
Note that all ``Bag`` arguments must have the same number of partitions.
Perhaps "must be partitioned identically". This operation will not realign partitions.
Perhaps drop quotes around broadcast.
Do we need to splat out the args and kwargs here?
No, tokenize traverses these as is.
Thoughts on other non-bag scalar objects like delayed or dataframe.Scalar?
Thoughts on raising a runtime error when partitions are mismatched?
One caveat here is that we have breaking behavior for varargs functions (which will no-longer be splatted by default). This was really hard to deprecate smoothly, I'm not sure of a better way. I do think that due to how inconsistent the existing behavior was that it probably is infrequently used, but it still is breaking behavior.
Planning to merge later today if no comment.
OK, I'm going to be a bit picky here. Any thoughts on how to generalize this further? For example I can imagine putting a Future or dataframe Scalar object here? I don't know of a way to check for futures except by an explicit type check (and I'm not saying that we should do this, users can also wrap in delayed if they need this) but other objects that have a.dask attribute may be relevant. Alternatively, we might consider starting to replace Item, Scalar, etc, by delayed when possible.
Nothing to do here, just commenting for general discussion.
I think that the use case for dask.dataframe.scalar or dask.array with zero dimensions or a Future would need to wait on use-cases. It was easy to add support for Delayed, less so for the others as they'd involve imports that may not be available (hard to check if pandas isn't installed, and don't want to import pandas unnecessarily).
I'd rather wait to add support for other types until a user asks for it, but up to you.
Agreed. Just bringing it up. I think that an alternative approach would be to look for a.dask and.key attribute or something. This would be a new convention though. I'm generally +1 on this PR as is.<|endoftext|>Dr. Henry Freeman Allen, 77, a descendant of the family that helped found Harvard Medical School and a great-grandson of the woman who wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin," died Dec. 23 of cancer at his home in Ipswich, Mass. He was a sixth-generation surgeon and a descendant of Boston's Warren family of doctors, who helped found the Harvard school, as well as Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. His great-grandmother was author Harriet Beecher Stowe. In 1971-72, he was president of the American Association of Ophthalmologists.
Leon Brock, 67, founder of a company that develops subsidized housing for low- and moderate-income families and a member of the board of Hebrew College in Brookline, Mass., for 25 years, died of cancer Dec. 25 at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. He was chairman of the Hebrew College board from 1985 to 1988. A specialist in real estate law, he formed Landmark Development, which develops and manages subsidized housing for low- and moderate-income families.
Veteran actor Jeff Morrow, 86, whose acting credits range from Shakespeare to cult science fiction films, died Sunday evening at a nursing home in suburban Canoga Park, Calif., after a long illness. He got his start on Broadway, appearing in 23 productions including "Billy Budd" and "Romeo and Juliet." In Hollywood in the 1950s, Morrow appeared in "The Robe" (1953), with Richard Burton and Jean Simmons, in "Captain Lightfoot" (1955) with Rock Hudson, and with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in "Pardners" (1956). He is perhaps best known for his performances in several genre sci-fi films that have achieved cult status. He starred as Exeter, a friendly alien, in "This Island Earth" in 1955. He played a scientist in the 1956 cult classic "The Creature Walks Among Us" -- the third in the "Creature from the Black Lagoon" trilogy.<|endoftext|>The challenge of taking on the saga of former U.S. Sen. Gary Hart was front and center at Deadline’s The Contenders Los Angeles event held earlier this month at the DGA Theater in front of a SRO audience of Academy and key guild voters.
The Front Runner co-writer and director Jason Reitman was joined onstage by Hugh Jackman, who plays Hart in a role that has won the Australian star some of the best reviews of his career and immediate Oscar buzz. Jackman has never before played a person who is still living, so that presented its own challenges which he helped along by meeting and staying with Hart and his wife, Lee (played in the film by Vera Farmiga) at their Colorado home. He talks about what that exposure meant for him as an actor.
Reitman talks about the changing nature of political campaigns and the public scrutiny politicians are now under, especially as the tabloid culture and constant dissection of the personal lives of the famous have become so prevalent. Although The Front Runner is about a campaign that took place 30 years ago — and lasted only three weeks before an accusation of an extra-marital affair sank Hart’s nascent presidential bid — Reitman’s film explores how that moment was the beginning of the end for politics as a place where personal lives were out of bounds for discussion. Jackson also talks about the difference in dealing with tabloids for a celebrity such as himself and someone running for the highest office in the land.<|endoftext|>Turbo Mode is feature as of Project M demo 3.0 as a new mode selected from the "Special Brawl" menu. This mode, inspired by the popular "Melee Impossible" video, is now a playable reality that gives players the ability to cancel all moves on-hit and upon-shield. As you saw yesterday, this allows for combos so intense, you might say they're TURBO!
However, you'll have to stay creative: Canceling into the same move repeatedly does not work, so be sure to mix up your moves as much as possible to keep up the offensive pressure! Although there's still a few minor details we're working on to complete it, we hope you'll enjoy it as much as we have so far.
It might be good to add that you may only cancel when you hit a target or its shield. Furthermore, you can cancel into another action, which means that you could potentially hit a target, then air-dodge, or hit an enemy and cancel into a taunt afterwards. It is a fun new mode that will hopefully add a fresh change of pace!
For those who enjoy playing with items, we also have a brand new turbo item!
It was inspired from F-Zero boosters and grants temporary turbo status to whoever picks it up! Unlike the starman, which grants you the ultimate defense, the turbo booster grants you the ultimate offense. I shudder to think what would happen if one got a hold of both items at once!<|endoftext|>Didn't we just have someone say that they hadn't released very many DLEs this year, and now we've had two Deluxe Illustrated Editions just this week.
I still am trying to pay off all the other books I've ordered.
I think this was a good choice, not sure about the artwork just yet, I will have to study it a bit more.
I’m glad to see the series continued even though it will force me to make choices. Can’t afford them all. The illustrations look kinda weird in this one, but most are 2-page spreads.
>3 Wootle:, >4 jroger1: I agree that the art work may not be exactly my cup of tea at first glance, but trying to think of the artistic approach on this, I think the artist was probably going for a bit of a dark, gritty feel for the illustrations, to fit in with the book's narrative. It may grow on me.
And with all the talk of facial recognition software potentially being used by municipalities and police agencies lately, 1984 has been top of my mind lately. It was just a matter of time before 1984 came up as a DLE.
The web page has suddenly disappeared!
>6 jroger1: LOL That happens sometimes doesn't it. They have been premature to post it. It'll be back this afternoon or in the morning. Perhaps they need to change something.
>6 jroger1: Big Brother is watching us and doesn't like the comments!
>8 hamletscamaro: Unless they have an understanding with Google, it might be hard to get rid of "all" of the evidence.
What a shame. Given the fact that we are in an Orwellian nightmare, a wonderful DLE of 1984 would be highly desireable. We needed art the quality of Phantom of the Opera or Slaughterhouse Five to entice us to part with our hard earned cash. I looked at my Franklin Orwell which included both 1984 and Animal Farm with many illustrations and determined I will not replace. You can get the excellent Franklin Edition now for as little as $50 on eBay.
I have the FS edition which is still available for $57.95. Well done as usual but not leather.
I was thinking illustrations more like a science fiction book, with computers and gizmos, a more modern style.
Darn. I'm too late to see the photos of the illustrations. Still not showing on the website.
>12 jroger1: I also have the Folio Society edition
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South Park's Clean Team focuses on a monthly special project. In May, we pressure washed 36,500 Sq Ft of the district, focusing on areas with severe stains or hazards. Have an idea for a special project? Let us know!<|endoftext|>"Fugitive Slaves in Northwest Indiana" presented by Dr. Larry A. McClellan: In the decades before the Civil War, persons enslaved in the south traveled through northeast Illinois and northwest Indiana on their way to freedom and safety in Canada. Hear stories of their journeys and the Underground Railroad that developed to provide assistance.
After graduate work at the University of Chicago, in 1970 Larry helped create Governors State University and served with the University for 30 years. For many years, he was University Professor of Sociology and Community Studies, and six years Executive Director of the South Metropolitan Regional Leadership Center. In the mid-70s, he was mayor of University Park (then Park Forest South). After retiring from GSU, he spent four years as a senior consultant with the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission. Throughout his career, he also served as pastor with diverse congregations. His consulting, research and writing focus on historic highways, the Underground Railroad in Illinois, and on African American and regional history south of Chicago. Major publications include 25 articles in the Encyclopedia of Chicago ; The Pontiac Trail, Route 66 and the Early Chicago to St. Louis Roads ; co-author of a chapter on freedom seeker, Caroline Quarlls, in A Fluid Frontier: Slavery, Freedom and the Underground Railroad on the Detroit River Borderland. Since 2006, he has presented 3 research papers on the Underground Railroad at annual meetings of the Illinois State Historical Society, and 3 for national conferences of the National Park Service Network to Freedom program. He was the principal researcher for successful applications for listings on the Network to Freedom national register of Underground Railroad sites for Crete and Lockport. Some of his work will be found at illinoisundergroundrailroad.info. He is currently completing book manuscripts on “To the River, the Remarkable Journey of Caroline Quarlls” [freedom seeker from St. Louis], “Freedom Seekers and the Underground Railroad in Northeastern Illinois,” and on regional history south of Chicago. For ten years, he wrote a monthly regional history column for The Southtown/Star newspapers. Larry graduatedfrom Occidental College in Los Angeles, with a year at the University of Ghana in West Africa. He has done continuing education and research in Great Britain and Jerusalem. He serves on the boards of the Illinois State Historical Society, and the Will County Historical Society.<|endoftext|>Gross direct tax collection increased 26.63% to Rs.1,32,542 crore in April-July this year as compared to Rs.1,04,668 crore during the same period last year, on the back of sharp jump in the collection of corporate taxes, official data showed today.
Gross direct tax collection increased 26.63% to Rs.1,32,542 crore in April-July this year as compared to Rs.1,04,668 crore during the same period last year, on the back of sharp jump in the collection of corporate taxes, official data showed Friday.
Gross collection of corporate taxes jumped 29.56% to Rs.85,222 crore in the first four months of the fiscal period as compared to Rs.65,776 crore during the corresponding period of last year, according to the data released by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT).
Collections from personal income tax increased by 21.64% to Rs.47,214 crore during the period under review.
However, the net collections of direct taxes declined because of almost two-fold jump in tax refunds.
Net collections of direct taxes declined to Rs.78,679 crore in these months from Rs.85,647 crore in the same period last year. Tax refunds during this period increased 183.18% to Rs.5,863 crore.
Wealth tax collection increased 38.67% at Rs.104 crore.
However, collections of securities transaction tax declined 5.87% at Rs.1,555 crore in these months as against Rs.1,652 crore during the corresponding period of last year.<|endoftext|>A lot has changed since the Federal Reserve decided in September once again to take a pass at raising interest rates and normalizing monetary policy. For hawks, not much of it has been particularly good.
When choosing not to move last month, the Federal Open Market Committee referred to some vague "international developments" it was monitoring to decide when it would enact its first rate hike since 2006.
For Wall Street, the message was clear: Fed officials worried that the slowdown in China would spread to other areas of the global economy, dampening prospects at home and making it the wrong time to lift off from the zero-bound range where it has been for seven years.
Since then, the news from China has gotten marginally better, with the government reporting that gross domestic product gained 6.9 percent in the most recent period.
The news from home, though, has improved little. Expectations for U.S. third-quarter GDP have tumbled in recent weeks, with the consensus now at just a 1.7 percent gain, according to FactSet, down from 3.9 percent in the inventory-inflated second quarter and well off hopes for 2.5 percent or better. CNBC's Rapid Update tracker has the estimate down to 1.4 percent.
A batch of economic data points Tuesday helped drive home the weakness: Consumer confidence declined and was below economist expectations, orders for long-lasting goods fell in line with consensus at 1.2 percent, and the Markit Purchasing Managers Index survey of manufacturing activity hit its lowest level since January, with the hiring component particularly worrisome.
Indeed, the jobs market, considered perhaps the brightest spot in the economy, has tailed off considerably, with September adding just 142,000 positions, according to the latest government report that came out after the last Fed meeting.
Not to mention corporate profits, which currently are tracking for a 3.8 percent decline in the third quarter, according to S&P Capital IQ.
"Global weakness, a large inventory overhang, economic uncertainty — take your pick. The current environment leaves businesses hesitant to invest in everything from equipment to structures to additional employees," Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel Fixed Income, said in summing up the most recent indicators.
The conditions add up to a headache for the Fed during a year in which Chair Janet Yellen and her top lieutenants repeatedly have expressed a desire to begin the rate normalization process. The first hike was supposed to happen in March, which would have been five months after the Fed ended its quantitative easing program, a series of monthly bond purchases that exploded the central bank's balance sheet past $4.5 trillion.
Now, the target again appears to be March, but in 2016. Traders at the CME assign just a 1 in 20 chance that the FOMC will announce a hike on Wednesday. The outlook has dimmed so much that traders say there's a 16 percent probability the Fed will still hold steady next September.
Fed watchers should expect the FOMC to tone down its assessment of the economy in the statement it releases at the meeting's conclusion, said Joseph LaVorgna, chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank.
"The financial markets will treat the marking down of the Fed's near-term assessment of the economy as dovish, thereby further reducing the probability of a December 2015 rate hike, because the data will simply not be strong enough to convince the financial markets the Fed can actually begin tightening," LaVorgna said in a note.
"And if the Fed determines that it really wants to raise rates this year, the likely tightening in financial conditions that would accompany such a desire would give policymakers pause," he added. "Therefore, we do not expect a rate hike until the March 2016 meeting at the earliest."
Sure, there's been a rebound of sort in the global equity markets, but even that only seems to exemplify how much investors have come to depend on monetary largess from the Fed and its global counterparts. The S&P 500 index had been in a sharp tumble around the time of the September meeting, falling more than 12 percent from its July peak until it cratered 12 days after the FOMC decision.
Since then, the market is up nearly 10 percent, buoyed in part by hopes of a lower-for-longer Fed.
Summing up the Faustian bargain between the two entities, Hans Mikkelsen, credit strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, wrote, "Global weakness is OK for U.S. markets as long as the Fed refrains from hiking rates, and vice versa it would be OK from a markets perspective for the Fed to begin hiking rates if global weakness diminishes (but not OK if US data rebounds in isolation)."
Mikkelsen added that it's important the Fed acknowledge that the U.S. growth story is deteriorating.
"Hence risk assets have rallied for three weeks prompted by the turn to weaker U.S. data that began with the weak September jobs report, as the Fed's rate decision is understood to be completely data dependent," he said. "However, clearly for the market rally to be sustained it would be helpful if (the) FOMC statement tilted dovish by acknowledging this turn to weaker U.S. data."<|endoftext|>Jeremy Sutherland wants advice on keeping his laptop healthy.
Last month I discussed general PC maintenance, so this time I'll stick to laptop-specific issues. You're more likely to damage a laptop than a desktop PC (no one has ever driven off, forgetting the desktop on top
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of going to the one for the template. I couldn't believe it was that easy to solve. Guess I really tried to over-think it but I finally looked at how some of the links I didn't touch in the template looked in the code to see how it was done and saw it was done like that so I just did the same thing for the links I needed to add and, "voila!" I am going to go ahead and mark this as resolved. Thanks again!<|endoftext|>Manchester City striker Robinho is convinced he has played his last game for the club and will be heading back to Brazil after signing off with the final goal in the 4-2 FA Cup win at Scunthorpe.
While City officials remain reluctant to discuss the issue and boss Roberto Mancini insists he wants the player to stay so long as he is happy, Robinho says he is "90%" certain he is returning to Santos. The Brazilian club claim discussions have already taken place, with the sticking point being City's desire for any club which takes Robinho to pay a sizeable proportion of the player's weekly wages, which are well in excess of £100,000.
Robinho told TV Globo: "It's all on the right track. Santos are looking at the duration of my loan. Santos want a year, but City want just six months. It's 90% certain. In two or three days it should be sealed."
Reports suggest Robinho, who joined City in a £32.5million move in 2008, is set to take a pay cut to move back to Santos, with the Barclays Premier League club agreeing to pay at least part of his wages.
He said: "They want the first choice to buy the two boys. That does not bother us because we will sell the players for the best offer. If City have the conditions to match the offer, they can have the players."
Meanwhile Mancini preferred to sing the praises of Robinho's fellow Brazilian Sylvinho, whose performance at Glanford Park - capped by a 35-yard screamer - could put him in the frame for Wednesday's Carling Cup semi-final second leg against Manchester United.
Mancini said: "Sylvinho is a great player to have in the squad - he sets an example to everyone.
"It's good to have someone like him that can change position if we need, and he had to in the second half. It was a fantastic strike by him and I'm pleased for him for all the hard work he puts into the squad."<|endoftext|>Welcome to the Disney Parks Moms Panel! Eee!!! I'm so excited for you and your pirate crew to experience sailing aboard Disney Cruise Line for the FIRST time! Your DREAM-y voyage will be an adventure of a lifetime! I'll never forget my first Disney Cruise. Hopefully, this will be the first of many magical cruises your family takes.
We love catching movies during our days at sea! There have been so many movies that we've missed at home, but have had the chance to see while onboard! I checked with my friends at Disney Cruise Line to see if they could share which movies are expected to be playing during your late January voyage. Unfortunately, it's still a little too far in advance to know. I recommend either visiting us at the Disney Parks Moms Panel again about two weeks prior to setting sail, or giving the agents at Disney Cruise Line a call at (800) 951-3532 around the same time. We will all be happy to assist you!
Arr, matey! Pirate Night is the best night on the high seas! I'm so excited that your buccaneers are getting pirate-y makeovers at The Pirates League! Definitely keep checking back online to see if any more times open up during Pirate Night so your kiddos can all receive makeovers prior to the night's festivities. If you find yourself on embarkation day without reservations for swashbuckling makeovers at the same time, stop in and visit Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and explain your family's situation to see if there are reservations available for Pirate Night!
Rachael, I'll be sending tons of pixie dust your way in the hopes that all your little pirates will receive transformations on Pirate Night!
On 11/12/2018 Linda from CA Asked: We are on the Disney Wonder 5 day cruise leaving from San Diego, April 2019. Wondering what night the pirates party be? Wanting to reserve Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique for that day for grand daughters.<|endoftext|>ANKARA • Turkish air force planes yesterday downed a drone of unknown origin which had violated Turkey's air space near the Syrian border, the military said.
Russia, whose jets operating in Syria had twice violated Turkish air space this month, insisted all its planes and drones were working as normal after the shoot-down.
The US military believes a drone downed by Turkey was Russian, a US official said yesterday, contradicting Moscow's claims that none of its drones had been lost. "All indications are, yes, it is a Russian drone," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. The official added there were no reports of the Syrian army using the type of drone that was shot down.
The Turkish military said the aircraft had been warned three times but had maintained course. It was then "downed by fire from our aircraft on patrol, according to the rules of engagement". The statement did not say if the downed aircraft was manned or a drone. But a Turkish official told the media in Ankara it was an "unmanned aircraft".
NTV television, without citing its sources, also said the object was a drone, and it had fallen 3km inside Turkish territory. Television pictures showed the military examining the drone crash site by the village of Deliosman in the southern Kilis region on the Syrian border.
The state-run Anatolia news agency published pictures of what it said was the downed craft lying upside down in the grass, showing it to be a small vehicle just a few feet long.
Turkey, a key Nato member, had earlier this month complained about two violations of its air space by Russian warplanes operating in Syria.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu had warned on Oct 5 after the Russian air space violation that Ankara would activate military rules of engagement irrespective of who violates its air space.
"Our rules of engagement are clear whoever violates our air space," Mr Davutoglu said. "The Turkish armed forces are clearly instructed. Even it is a flying bird it will be intercepted."
However, Russia's military yesterday said that all its planes in Syria had returned safely to base and its drones were "working as normal".
"All the Russian planes in Syria have returned to the Hmeimim airbase after completing their tasks," Defence Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov told Russian news agencies. "Russian unmanned aerial vehicles monitoring the situation on the territory of Syria and carrying out air reconnaissance are working as normal."
Turkey supports the moderate opposition in Syria and has been infuriated by Russia's bombing campaign, which Moscow claims is aimed at the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) militants, but which the United States says has been against opponents of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Russia said yesterday it had hit over 380 ISIS targets since launching its Syrian bombing campaign on Sept 30.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said yesterday it has documented the deaths of 250,124 people, including at least 74,426 civilians, since the conflict in Syria began four years ago.
On Thursday, a US official speaking on condition of anonymity said the US military is poised to boost its supply runs to rebels fighting ISIS in northern Syria, provided the rebels on the ground can prove they are fighting the militants. It followed the Pentagon's announcement last week that it would halt its much-criticised programme to train moderate rebels, and instead focus efforts on equipping pre-screened rebel leaders from those groups actively fighting ISIS.<|endoftext|>How quickly we have forgotten that Martin Luther King stood not only head and shoulders above color and class disparity, he became the mountain top. King had a dream and he embodied it. How did he do this?
King privately agonized over the knowledge that compassion for another human being regardless of race and socioeconomic status involves achieving a certain level of emotional intelligence and maturity.
He understood that due to culture, conditioning, and lack of education, most people would not achieve this maturity within their lifetime--without another to lead the way.
Instead of looking externally for others to blame, King asked us to look within, as he did, for wisdom and truth. He wanted each one of us to realize that the personal strength of character we display when interacting with others is the key to unlocking the prison of color and class discrimination.
As we debate the reasoning and underlying pain that drove Black Lives Matter activists to hijack Presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders, at a rally in Seattle, and the continuing Ferguson, Mo. protests, we must examine our own behavior. Are we demanding respect without first offering it?
Choosing action that unites rather than divides enables and empowers community leaders that are far more powerful than the sum of the outdated beliefs of those struggling to evolve.
Let us look no further than Charleston, S.C., where an estimated 20,000 people rallied on the Ravenel Bridge during the Bridge to Peace unity march. Choosing love over fear-based protests and riots, notice how quickly collective leadership generated positive change.
In reality, no one can set another free. True equality arises from within. When you become it and live it, your demonstration of strength of character creates your ticket to freedom. Each one of us contains all the power we require to set ourselves free. Ultimately, it's an
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Wales, Australia - March 5, 2019: Construction and building progress on new home units building site at 47 Beane St.
Gosford, New South Wales, Australia - March 5, 2019: A perspective view of a working tower crane on new home units building site at 47 Beane St. Update 196.
Gosford, New South Wales, Australia - February 23, 2019: A working tower crane on new home units building site at 47 Beane St. Update 189.
A spectacular inspirational brightly coloured stratocumulus cloudy sea water tropical panoramic sunrise seascape featuring striking ocean water reflections, Queensland, Australia.
Children Sailing in High School Sailing Championships. Belmont, Lake Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia.<|endoftext|>When we think about the ingredients necessary for life on Earth, liquid water is always right at the top of the list. Without it, there's simply no good way to for transport of ions and molecules to occur. Sure, some other liquid might -- in principle -- be able to substitute for water, but nitrogen, carbon dioxide and methane don't have that awesome polar structure that water has, which allows for such a wide variety of molecules to dissolve and be moved from one location to another.
Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Univ. of Arizona via Getty Images.
For a long time, it was known that Mars had a wet, watery past, likely for over a billion years in the early Solar System. Things like dried up riverbeds, sedimentary rock formations, round spherules known as Martian blueberries and other patterns of erosion teach us that -- at one point long ago -- Mars likely had oceans covering its surface more than a mile deep.
But all that ended long ago. As Mars is much smaller than Earth, its core cooled more quickly, meaning it lost its protective magnetic field. Without it, there was insufficient protection against the solar wind, which over just a few million years stripped that thick atmosphere away, making stable, liquid water on the surface impossible. What was left either had to exist as water vapor (the gaseous phase) or ice (the solid phase), something we've found copious amounts of evidence for. When we look at the Martian surface today, we find polar icecaps, clouds, sub-surface ice (via digging) that sublimates as soon as it's exposed, and even seasonal frozen lakes.
Without a sufficiently thick atmosphere, liquid water is simply impossible. At least, plain water is impossible in the liquid state, but as anyone who's ever salted their driveway can tell you, if you add the right combination of chemicals to ice, you can liquify it under otherwise impossible conditions! Because of Mars' watery past, we know that elements that normally get deposited into soil by water ought to be there, but those elements ought to include things like sodium, potassium, calcium and chlorine: the ingredients of salts.
Even if all you have is water vapor -- gaseous water in the atmosphere -- the right combinations of circumstances can pull water vapor out of its gaseous phase and into a liquid phase, just like grasses create dewdrops in the morning. On Mars, the salts in the dunes can attract and hold onto those water molecules, creating a soft "crust," like the kind that appears on a sandy shore when the tide goes out.
What we see on Mars is that these salt-and-sand deposits "flow" over time, as they alternate between being solid, liquid, and having the water sublimate and leave entirely. New gullies are formed, the presence of salts strongly, strongly favors liquid water on the surface at times and in places, and it can't make you help but wonder: where there's water, is there life?
Perhaps surprisingly, we have some hints that there just might be.
Image credit: Loren St. John. Provided by USDA NRCS Aberdeen PMC (IDPMC) / hosted by the USDA-NRCS PLANTS Database.
Hints, that is, here on Earth. While too much salt is lethal to most forms of life, salt is just the ingredient that some forms of life have adapted to in order to thrive. Many species of plants in desert-like environments -- such as the saltbush, above -- actually uptake salt in significant amounts and use it to their benefit: to hold onto moisture in otherwise barren environments. It's long been noted that the Martian terrain is very akin to the colder deserts here on Earth, and while large, multicellular life doesn't appear to be the norm on Mars, single-celled, salt-rich life might still be extant today.
We normally think of Mars as being the most Earth-like planet in the Solar System's past, but the new discovery of liquid water on the surface might mean, if we're lucky, so much more: a hope for not just a history of life on Mars, but for the first sign of living microbes beyond our own planet.<|endoftext|>Poker Academy Pro Texas Hold 'Em 2.0 Debuts. First Texas Hold Â?Em Poker Software to Feature Online Play and Chat, Multi-Table Tournament Simulation. Company to Launch Its Flagship Game and Poker Training Software at the World Series of Poker Consumer Lifestyle Show in Las Vegas, July 6. Booth #831.
Poker Academy, a leading developer of poker software products (http://www.poker-academy.com), today announced the upcoming debut of Poker Academy Pro Texas HoldÂem 2.0, which utilizes world-renowned artificial intelligence developed over more than 10 years.
Designed for the serious player, Poker Academy Pro 2.0 is the first Texas HoldÂem poker software product to feature online play and chat as well as multi-table tournament simulation, like the World Series of Poker circuit and World Poker Tour, as seen on TV.
Poker Academy will launch its flagship game and poker training software at the World Series of Poker Consumer Lifestyle Show in Las Vegas, Nevada at trade show exhibit booth #831. The event runs from July 6 through July 9.
Poker Academy Pro 2.0 is available for sale online at http://www.poker-academy.com and select retailers.
Poker Academy is a leading poker software developer. The Company develops the worldÂs most advanced Texas HoldÂem poker learning tool, utilizing world renowned artificial intelligence developed over 10 years. Poker Academy software is designed to help players learn, adapt and improve their poker skills. Poker Academy includes No Limit, Limit and Tournament play along with many feature-rich components. Poker Academy is headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, and has U.S. offices in Minnetonka, MN. For more details, please visit http://www.poker-academy.com.
The All New Poker Academy Pro 2.0 The most powerful poker training tool just got better, featuring play/chat online, multi-table tournament simulation, and an advanced palyers stats package. A Look Inside the Poker Academy Pro 2.0 SoftwareImprove your game at any level through advanced game play, extensive poker strategies and detailed analysis.<|endoftext|>Want to be notified of new releases in Warehousing/Warehousing?
Go grab it now, or get it in-game by searching for Warehousing.
Want to see Warehousing available in your language? Does the quality of our existing translation leave you wanting more? Please help us translate the mod on Crowdin! Create a free account (or log in with Google, Twitter, Facebook, GitHub, or Gitlab) and help make this mod (even more) awesome!
Now updated for Factorio 0.17! Just like the base-game research, technology requirements have been overhauled. There are now two levels of "Logistics Warehousing" to research, and Warehousing research in general is more expensive.
Crafting recipes were also updated—no more wood!
Building storage capacity (except logistic storage variants) was finally rebalanced to reflect the 3x3 and 6x6 entity sizes. Storehouses now accept 450+ stacks of items, and Warehouses take 1800+ stacks. The old capacities are accessible via a startup setting, if you have an existing map with circuit logic that will break with the changed inventory sizes.
Copying the research cost of "Logistic System" remains, as a startup setting (off by default, to save a bit of loading time). Enabling it will update the cost of "Logistics Warehousing 2" to match if you have a mod that changes the cost of "Logistic System". As before, report incompatible mods in the forum thread or GitHub issue tracker.
There's also a new setting to disable inventory icon scaling, if you don't like how the stretched icons look on top of your buildings.
Localizations for the new settings are almost entirely incomplete, except for a lucky few strings; go to Crowdin if you can help translate them into more languages!
Logistic warehouse research cost is now based on the cost of "Logistic System", for better balance when using mods that alter that research.
Adds 6x6 warehouses that allow you to store a lot of items, and smaller (cheaper) 3x3 storehouses with less capacity.
Warehouses and storehouses also have logistic versions (passive provider, active provider, storage, requester, and buffer), just like chests.
You can also attach red and green wires to the warehouses, and they'll attach to the correct points on the corner of the logistics warehouses.
Storehouses contributed by Hanniballo. Updates for Factorio 0.15 contributed by kingarthur, with integration help from dgw (
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our Advance Dining Reservation time. We ask kindly if we could be seated any earlier if a table is available.
We have been seated early at many restaurants including Whispering Canyon Cafe, 50s Prime Time Cafe, and other non-buffet meals. It seems more difficult to get an earlier seating upon arrival at the character and/or buffet meals. Sometimes a restaurant doesn't start serving until a certain time. For instance arriving Chef Mickey's earlier for dinner will not get you seated any quicker since seating does not begin until 5 p.m. Prior to that time, the restaurant is closed (except for breakfast). Although we usually arrive by 4:45 for a 5:00 p.m. seating so that we are in front of the line and seated among the first guests that evening.
We have arrived early at 50s Prime Time Cafe and been offered either the lunch or dinner menu.
From my experience, most restaurants will be happy to seat you as long as a table is free.
Our family has the "hurry up and wait" routine down to a science, but then sometimes it works out well being early such as when we want to request a table with a view!<|endoftext|>Romeoville resident Steve Buresh has been selling his homemade cheesecakes online and via his food truck in the area for the past few years. Now, he's slated to open a cafe, Steve Buresh's Cheesecake Store, in Plainfield next month.
'Cheesecake Guy' set to open shop in Plainfield.
Romeoville resident Steve Buresh found himself out of a job about four years ago.
He took a gamble and decided to chase his passion. It's been paying delicious dividends ever since.
"I told my wife, I'm going to live my cheesecake dream," Buresh, 35, said.
Now, the man who has made a name in the area as the "Cheesecake Guy," selling his homemade wares online and via his food truck, is opening up a cafe in Plainfield.
Steve Buresh's Cheesecake Store, at 14210 U.S. Route 30, will open in the coming weeks and offer Buresh's signature cheesecakes as well as sandwiches, salads and other offerings.
Buresh said the eatery reflects his love of food and the fact that he needed more space to make his cheesecakes as his business' popularity increased.
"I've been going like crazy with this food truck," he said. "I decided I needed to be in my own place."
Buresh said he has spent a life around food. He grew up working for his grandpa's restaurant, Frank Buresh's Lobster House, in Brookfield.
It's pretty much just a full-size cheesecake shrunken down into a tiny jar. People were eating them up like crazy. I thought, there's got to be a way to do more with these. — Steve Buresh, aka the "Cheesecake Guy"
"It was a favorite of people right after the zoo," he said.
Buresh said he has always enjoyed tinkering with cheesecake recipes and making them for family and friends around the holidays, and he always received positive feedback about his use of natural ingredients and lack of preservatives.
He started approaching area restaurants about four years ago and some of them began serving his product.
But it wasn't enough to make ends meet, he said, so he designed and launched his website, cheesecakestoreonline.com.
"The website helped," he said. "We were getting the word out."
Buresh started selling his wares at area farmers markets, and his sales increased, but he said things picked up even more when he started offering his cheesecakes in a jar last year.
"It's pretty much just a full-size cheesecake shrunken down into a tiny jar," he said. "People were eating them up like crazy. I couldn't keep enough I was selling so many. I thought, there's got to be a way to do more with these."
He then bought his own food truck and would set up shop at neighborhood block parties and other locales, selling even more.
Customers' love of the cheesecake jars in turn led him to more online orders for full cheesecakes, and he eventually realized the commercial kitchen he was renting would not contain his growing enterprise.
Buresh said his cafe will feature his signature cheesecakes, but also the soups that used to be offered at his grandpa's seafood restaurant.
"All the sandwiches are going to be the real deal," he said. "We're going to use hormone-free meats, heirloom tomatoes. It's going to be higher quality, just like my cheesecake."
If a customer can only try one of his cheesecakes, Buresh said they must try the "turtle tracks" variety, which features caramel, toasted pecans and Belgian chocolate.
"It is crazy good," he said. "The caramel that I make is like no other. It's house made. It doesn't have 800 ingredients, and I think people miss that. It's like, oh my God, this is like the caramel I had growing up."<|endoftext|>The use of vasoactive agents via peripheral intravenous access during transport of critically III infants and children.
OBJECTIVES: Many experts recommend that vasoactive agents be infused via a central venous line (CVL) because of the potential risk of infiltration, but CVL placement in pediatric patients is often challenging. We hypothesized that it is safe to administer vasoactive infusions via peripheral intravenous (PIV) line in critically ill infants and children during interhospital transport. METHODS: We retrospectively reviewed the medical records of 1133 neonatal and pediatric patients transported to the intensive care units at Children's Hospital Boston from May 2004 through June 2006 to identify patients treated with vasoactive medications via PIV line. Mann-Whitney U analysis was used to identify variables associated with complications of peripheral vasoactive infusion. RESULTS: Seventy-three (6%) of the 1133 patients were treated during transport with vasoactive agents via PIV line. No complications occurred during transport, but 11 (15%) of 73 patients developed intravenous (IV) infiltrates related to vasoactive infusion at a mean of 7 hours after arrival to the receiving facility (range, 2-24 hours). Compared with patients with IV infiltrations, those without IV infiltrates had significantly lower median duration of vasoactive infusion and median maximum medication dose (256 vs 810 minutes and 10 vs 15 microg/kg per minute, respectively; P < 0.05). There were no significant differences between any other variables tested, and all infiltrates resolved without significant intervention or lasting injury. CONCLUSIONS: Results from our series suggest that administration of vasoactive medications via PIV line during transport of critically ill infants and children is safe. The risk for complications increased with higher infusion rates and longer duration of therapy. Prompt transitioning of vasoactive infusions to a CVL may lead to fewer complications but does not seem to be necessary before transport.<|endoftext|>Athens continues to seek international support to help bring down borrowing costs.
Papandreou, who visited Luxembourg and Berlin on Friday, is likely to find a sympathetic ear in his meeting on Sunday evening with Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president.
Sarkozy has said Greece's euro-zone partners should not abandon it because doing so would defeat the very purpose of the 16-nation common currency project.
"If we created the euro, we cannot abandon a euro-zone country - otherwise it wasn't worth it to create the euro," Sarkozy said at a Paris agricultural fair on Saturday.
"That's why I'm supporting Greece."
Christine Lagarde, France's finance minister, is expected to attend the Papandreou-Sarkozy meeting along with George Papaconstantinou, her Greek counterpart.
She said the talks would focus on how Greece's new austerity plan will be enacted and that Sarkozy would back Greece if its debt woes got it into real trouble, but she gave no details of potential emergency support.
Following his meetings in Paris, Papandreou will fly to Washington for talks with Barack Obama, the US president, on Tuesday.
Papandreou's Socialist party came to power in October and shocked Europe by quickly revising the government's budget deficit to 12.7 per cent of gross domestic product for 2009, from below 4 per cent earlier that year.
Papandreou has called the situation "worse than our worst nightmare".
Analysts consider France as more sympathetic to Greece's problems than Germany, where Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, met Papandreou on Friday.
Merkel pledged political support for Greece, but without any concrete details.
She also praised the latest Greek austerity measures, which cut civil servants' pay, froze pensions and hiked a range of taxes - including those on sales, fuel, cigarettes and alcohol.
But Greece's new austerity plan has sparked strikes and violent demonstrations at home, with protesters clashing with riot police in central Athens, while a general strike has been called for Thursday, on top of another planned for March 16.
Both Merkel and Papandreou stressed that Greece is not looking for financial aid from its European partners.
Athens has not asked, Merkel said, and none was being offered.
But what Greece does want is some form of support that would reduce its sky-high borrowing costs on the international market.
It insists it is the victim of speculators who are pushing up the price at
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friends associated with drugs, or people she felt were enabling her in the past. Lovato’s biggest goal right now is to get back to performing on stage. Lovato spends a lot of her time at Unbreakable Performance practicing jiu-jitsu, and her love for the martial art is keeping her both busy and happy while she recovers.<|endoftext|>Shareef O'Neal—a highly-anticipated recruit and the eldest son of NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal—will miss his first season at UCLA to undergo heart surgery.
Shareef O'Neal—a four-star recruit and son of NBA legend Shaq—was slated to play his first season with the UCLA Bruins this year.
During summer practices at UCLA, doctors discovered that O'Neal would need surgery to address a heart condition.
The 6-foot-10 power forward will take a medical redshirt and expects to make his debut for the Bruins during the 2019-20 season.
There is a lot of hype surrounding NBA stars' kids and their future basketball careers. LeBron James Jr. reportedly had scholarship offers from Duke and Kentucky at 11 years old, while Dwayne Wade's son Zaire shined while playing against NBA stars this summer.
Shareef O'Neal—a four-star recruit and the son of Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal—was slated to play his first season with the UCLA Bruins this year, but according to a TMZ report, he will redshirt his freshman season due to a recently-discovered heart condition.
During summer practices at UCLA, O'Neal said he reported feeling "funny" at practice. Doctors then gave the 6-foot-10 power forward a heart monitor to wear and attached button that he pressed when he was not feeling well. A few weeks later, doctors told him that he would need surgery.
"Thank God UCLA medical staff found it early, but because of this I will not be playing this season, and I will be a medical redshirt," O'Neal said in a video released by TMZ. "I know it's an injury that requires surgery, so I'll be having heart surgery, and I'll be out a couple months, and after that, I'll be back."
According to a report by the Los Angeles Times, O'Neal did not disclose his specific diagnosis but revealed that he would be inactive for three to four months after undergoing surgery.
"A lot of people are asking if it's career-ending," O'Neal said. "The answer is absolutely not. Just a little bump in the road.... During my rehab, I'll be attending my classes and being a normal student."
O'Neal led Santa Monica Crossroads High to a state championship last year and was widely considered one of the top high school players in the country. He initially committed to play for the Arizona Wildcats but decided on UCLA after head coach Sean Miller's program was rocked by a corruption scandal.<|endoftext|>Less than 13 months after forming from the merger of four WPP agencies, Possible Worldwide has added Zaaz to the fold, with the sibling agency’s cofounder and CEO Shane Atchison joining as Possible’s CEO. Atchison replaces Trevor Kaufman who will stay with Possible as chairman.
Zaaz, which had operated within WPP’s Wunderman network since being acquired in 2006, will be a standalone brand within Possible. The agency will serve as Possible’s performance marketing unit, specializing in search, analytics and optimization, said Atchison, who started in his new role last week.
Zaaz’s organization structure will remain intact with Martha Hiefield remaining as president and reporting to Atchison. Through Zaaz, Possible adds offices in Seattle, Portland, Chicago and Helsinki.
“To me there’s a clear fundamental focus to say, ‘What’s the brand stand for, how do we work together, how do we service our clients in the best way, how do we differentiate.’ It’s matter of executing on those fundamentals. That is the opportunity but also admittedly a criticism of what hasn’t happened in the past year,” he said.
Possible has already been angling itself as somewhat of a digital specialist. In January word leaked that Possible had agreed to partner with Grey’s Europe, Middle East and Africa division to support the Procter & Gamble account, among other clients. Kaufman described that partnership to Adweek as “Grey powered by Possible,” with Possible’s digital capabilities supporting Grey’s client work.<|endoftext|>Shares of Wynn Resorts (NYSE:WYNN) have been on a winning streak lately. WYNN stock has risen nearly 45% year to date on hopes that the Chinese tariff tensions will ease. Certainly Wynn was sold down too far on China slowdown fears. By the same token, the recent red hot rally has taken the stock too far, too fast. Time to cash in the chips on WYNN.
The latest move higher was fueled by an upgrade yesterday from Jefferies’ analyst David Katz. In the note he raised his rating to a “buy” from a “hold” and also upped his price target from $117 to $190. A $73 price target hike seems somewhat farcical to me. Interesting that he also said that investors tend to worry less about stock valuations when conditions are improving. While I agree conditions may be better, I always worry about valuations — and valuations are getting a little extended.
Earnings for WYNN stock are expected in late April. Expectations are for $1.55 EPS and $1.53 billion in revenue. Important to remember that Wynn has missed on earnings the last three quarters, yet WYNN stock is actually higher. This means valuations have become more pricey. Anything but a solid beat should likely be a negative for the stock, especially given the recent torrid move higher.
Wynn is now extremely overbought from a technical perspective. The 14-day RSI is now at the highest level in the past year with readings nearing 80. MACD has also reached extreme levels having just breached 3.
WYNN stock is trading at by far the largest premium to the 20 day moving avearge over the past 12 months. This is yet another sign that the the price action has gotten a little too euphoric.
WYNN has now closed higher for eight consecutive days, rising almost 25% in that time frame. There is major overhead resistance at the $150 area as well.
Traders should look to short WYNN on any rally as shares near the $150 area. Option traders may want to take advantage of comparatively elevated option premium and sell the April $150/$152.50 bear call spread for 60-cent net credit. Maximum gain on the trade is $60 per spread with maximum risk of $190 per spread. Return on risk is 31%. The short $150 strike price provides a 3.45% upside cushion to the $144.85 closing price of WYNN stock.
Tim Biggam may hold some of the aforementioned securities in one or more of his newsletters. Anyone interested in finding out more about Tim and his option-based strategies can go to https://marketfy.com/item/options-and-volatility.
The post The Winning Streak In Wynn Stock Is About to End appeared first on InvestorPlace.<|endoftext|>We've come a long way with The Hunger Games. When Jennifer Lawrence's casting was first announced in 2011, she was already an Oscar-nominated actress, but she wasn't the household name megawatt superstar she is today. Josh Hutcherson was still that kid from Bridge To Terabithia. And the world still waited for Hunger Games trailers with baited breath, but it was just different: That was the beginning, and this is the beginning of the end.
When the second teaser trailer for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 came out today, it got me thinking: What was the best Hunger Games trailer the world has ever seen? There have been many, after all, and they often get pushed aside in favor of talking about the actual movie, or the actual books. But trailers can be an art all their own. The editing, the pacing, the music — there's technical skill at play we rarely talk about, not to mention that many of these have to fit an entire franchise's thesis statements on character arcs, tone, and politics into segments usually less than three minutes long.
I should disclaim that I did take one, tiny shortcut: I'm not bothering to include any of the teasers that consist entirely of a burning bird on a pendant, because that's not a teaser — that's a glorified gif., and that's no fun. The rest, however, are quite fun.
Aired during the 2011 MTV Movie Awards, I remember being so psyched for this that I actually watched the MTV Movie Awards. And I wasn't disappointed at the time, but looking back — well, I'm kind of disappointed. This is basically just Katniss running through the woods while Gale tells her she's important. Also there's a little bit of fire.
There's a cryptic voice-over from President Snow and a funky beat, but the rhythm's just not as on-point as so many of this trailer's competitors, and a good trailer's all about the rhythm.
It's not bad; it focuses on Katniss and Prim's relationship and how it motivates Katniss, which is a core component to the series. It just doesn't have the spark of some of the ones higher on the list.
The trailer's really picked up a lot more energy with the
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Per The Next Web's steps, click on the Sources menu in the new Developer window and then click the arrow to the left of "(index)." From there choose the "Snippet" option.
Note that this could look different on your browser depending on window size and other factors.
Click "New Snippet," paste in the code found right here, and hit the little "play" button. Once you've pasted it in, close out of the developer widow and you can use Tweetdeck as normal except you'll have the 280-character limit.
UPDATE: This handy dandy bookmark with a few simple instructions seems to implement this code so that you only need to click once while in Tweetdeck to get the desired effect as opposed to entering the code manually.
If you want to avoid Tweetdeck and don't mind a bit of playing about with code directly in Chrome, Engadget points out a TamperMonkey script that forces your Twitter web client tweets to expand to the 280-character limit as well.
Now, none of this solves whether or not having 280 characters is a good thing.
But it is a thing and if you don't want Twitter FOMO then have at it. At least until Twitter pushes out its own patches and blocks us — ever-so-temporarily — from living the TWO-EIGHT-ZERO life.<|endoftext|>South Sudan's rebel leader has accused the government of violating a ceasefire hours after it came into effect.
Riek Machar said the army attacked his forces in two northern states, allegations which the military denies.
President Salva Kiir, under the threat of sanctions from the UN, signed a peace agreement on Wednesday, despite "serious reservations".
Several ceasefires to end the brutal 20-month conflict in the world's youngest nation have failed to hold.
The ceasefire came into effect at midnight local time on Saturday (21:00 GMT).
Mr Machar said his troops remained committed to the ceasefire despite the reported attacks in northern Unity and Upper Nile states, but would act in self-defence if the offensive continues.
"The government is unable to control its own troops," Mr Machar told reporters in Ethiopia.
Why does South Sudan matter to the US?
He also accused the government of launching a "belligerent convoy", including gunships, on the River Nile from the capital Juba.
The convoy had been bombarding villages as it headed through rebel-held territory on its way north, he said.
Army spokesman Col Philip Aguer denied that there were any government troops operating in the areas where the alleged attacks took place.
"These are mere fabrications by the rebels. We don't have any report of clashes," he is quoted by AFP news agency as saying.
The government has also accused Mr Machar of failing to properly order his troops to stop fighting.
Tens of thousands of people have died and more than two million have been displaced from their homes since the conflict started in December 2013.
In a unanimous statement last week, the UN Security Council called on both parties "to adhere to the permanent ceasefire immediately", or face an arms embargo and other sanctions.
Under the agreement, the rebels will be given the post of first vice-president, a position Mr Machar held until 2013 when he was dismissed by President Kiir.
Fighting broke out in December 2013 after President Kiir accused his sacked deputy Mr Machar of plotting a coup.
Mr Machar denied the charges, but then mobilised a rebel force to fight the government.
Rebels get post of "first vice-president"
Will peace deal be worth the wait?<|endoftext|>In his personal blog, Paul Mercer – Conservative councillor for Loughborough Southfields – took aim at the anti-terrorism program, questioning whether or not animal rights activists and far-right extremists who incite violence should be ‘lumped’ in with Al-Qaeda.
“There are many unsavoury and extreme individuals prone to violence amongst the far-right as indeed there are some amongst animal rights, environmental and many other different political movements in the UK. Is this a reason to lump them all together with Al Qaeda and regard them all as ‘terrorists?’” Mercer said.
Prevent, which aims to tackle extremism in all forms, has previously faced heat from the public and Muslim communities for focusing too much on Islam. Now, Mercer insists that the focus is more on the far-right, even though – according to his numbers – they make up a minuscule percentage when compared to Islamic terrorism.
“Since 2005, 117 people have died from terrorist incidents in the United Kingdom,” Mercer said.
Mercer’s argument went on to slam the Prevent training course, which he attended in his role as a councillor and “community safety officer”. Mercer said he had been trained to keep an eye out for signs to tackle terrorism and domestic extremism… but there was not one reference to Islamist terrorism.
“Since it was introduced, the Prevent programme has been criticised for focusing on Islamist extremists which, given that they have been responsible for 96.9 percent of mainland terrorist deaths, seems to be a reasonable assumption,” he said.<|endoftext|>In this study, the thermal stability and detonation properties of three types of explosives were investigated. Results indicated that nanoaluminum powder improved the detonation properties of HMX by increasing the specific surface area of HMX, which substantially increased the explosion heat and power. The decomposition temperatures of the three explosives containing aluminum hydride, ammonia borane, and nanoaluminum powder during slow cook-off at heating rates of 1.5 and 10°C min–1 were measured as 246°C and 241°C, 256°C and 261°C, and 238°C and 264°C, respectively. The explosives containing hydrogen storage materials swelled; however, the nanoaluminum powder was only slightly peeled off at the edge of the grains during cookoff. Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) curves of the explosives containing hydrogen storage materials exhibited endothermic and exothermic peaks before the major exothermic reaction peak during the cook-off tests. In contrast, only one weak peak was observed in the DSC curve of the explosive containing nanoaluminum powder before the major exothermic reaction. In addition, the additives and adhesives catalyzed the slow cook-off decomposition, which caused the transformation of HMX crystals and accelerated the thermal decomposition reaction of HMX. The addition of high-density hydrogen storage materials to HMX resulted in detonation heats and explosion powers much greater than cure HMX. This improved performance was attributed to the hydrogen storage materials in the explosives participating in a secondary reaction in the reaction zone at the instant of the explosion, effectively realizing complementary lossless energy and thus greatly improving the explosive power of the explosives.<|endoftext|>With the announcement of new Nexus devices this year, Google also announced Nexus Protect as well. Which is a protection plan you can add for just $79. Nexus Protect covers accidental damage as well as device malfunctions, however like most insurance programs it will not cover theft of the device, for obvious reasons. Nexus Protect had only been available, really, for devices not bought through Project Fi. So for those that are on Project Fi, they weren't able to use Nexus Protect, and the Project Fi team kept stating that it was coming soon. And soon is now. So if you're financing a device through Project Fi, you can add Nexus Protect for just $5/month. Additionally your deductible is going to be $69 for the Nexus 5X and $99 for the Nexus 6P.
Project Fi has really been ramping up some features ahead of the end of the year. Earlier this week, they also launched data-only plans for tablets such as the Nexus 9 LTE or the SHIELD Tablet LTE. So now you can use Project Fi on your tablet, and you should get basically the same experience as you would on a smartphone. And now we have Nexus Protect for Project Fi users. Two great features that will help Project Fi gain even more customers. It'll be interesting to see what Project Fi does in the new year, as 2015 has already been a pretty big deal for the team.
To sign up for Nexus Protect you can either do it at checkout, or within 30 days of receiving your device. You're not allowed to do it after those 30 days because you could be signing up just to get a new Nexus after you've had some issues with yours. And this is pretty standard for any insurance program. Whether it's from Google, Sprint, T-Mobile, Samsung, LG or another company. Finally, Nexus users get some much needed insurance for their smartphones. Something Google has never offered for their Nexus customers. So it's about time they did so. You can find out all of the details on Google's support page which is listed in the source section below.<|endoftext|>A genome-wide association study identifies susceptibility variants for type 2 diabetes in Han Chinese.
To investigate the underlying mechanisms of T2D pathogenesis, we looked for diabetes susceptibility genes that increase the risk of type 2 diabetes (T2D) in a Han Chinese population. A two-stage genome-wide association (GWA) study was conducted, in which 995 patients and 894 controls were genotyped using the Illumina HumanHap550-Duo BeadChip for the first genome scan stage. This was further replicated in 1,803 patients and 1,473 controls in stage 2. We found two loci not previously associated with diabetes susceptibility in and around the genes protein tyrosine phosphatase receptor type D (PTPRD) (P
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Knobby areas of the Lower Midwest and Pittsburgh. However they are extremely isolated and not even really hills but moraines.
Anyway I agree that the Midwest is the least varied in terms of topography. This is especially evident in the largest population centers but also large rural areas as well.
Except about half the Ozarks, on the Missouri side are southern, not lower Midwestern but culturally and foliage as well. When you get down to around Waynseville, and Lebanon the Ozarks just look more southern. Just the trees and terrain looks like something out of central and Eastern TN or GA mountains except just not quite as mountainous. Driving SW on Highway 44 you notice this around Ft. Leonard Wood and Lebanon the looks of the Ozarks and trees begin to change compared to places like Franklin County for example or Jefferson County. The Table Rock area around Branson has a totally southern look the trees and landscape not to mention the local culture.
The highest point in the state of Kansas is Mount Sunflower, which is about 4000 feet above sea level.
That elevation is about the only thing Mount Sunflower has in common with an actual mountain. You don't "climb" it, you take a stroll up it.
I realize I digress a bit, but my point here was to observe that there are cities that IMO have fairly variegated terrain that you might not classify as "hilly."
If your definition of "hilly" is Pittsburgh, then none of the cities we're talking about here, not even Philadelphia, qualifies as hilly.
But there are noteworthy bluffs in Kansas City, both on the south edge of the Missouri River floodplain and the east edge of the floodplain where the Kaw (Kansas) and Missouri rivers meet. The park system George Kessler designed ran scenic drives along the sides of both bluffs, one descending from its top and the other running along its midsection; the midsection one (Cliff Drive, in North Terrace Park) survives while the descending one (Kersey Coates Drive, which ran from Lewis and Clark Point in West Terrace Park down to the West Side neighborhood) was obliterated by the west leg of the downtown freeway loop, which hugs the side of that bluff now.
And I know of hills in my hometown with gradients as steep as the one that takes Germantown Avenue from Wayne Junction into Germantown proper, though none I've seen yet as steep as the "Manayunk Wall." Low rolling hills is probably the most accurate characterization of KC's topography - but that topography does produce plenty of well-defined valleys, through which many of the city's boulevards run. I'd describe the topography of that part of New York City that borders the Hudson as opposed to Long Island Sound in similar fashion.
The only person I know of who's characterized any of the hills in Kansas City as "mountains" grew up in Detroit. 'Nuff said?
I didn't use to think this but since moving to the area the eastern part of the metro has this whole redneckish country vibe.
That exists literally everywhere in the country however KC metro has gotten Southern transplants historically. I feel a lot of that takes away from Western vibes considering Southerners were not a super strong influence on the West compared to people from the Northeast and Midwest.
So in a way the Southern influence to me makes it less Western. If you look at the culture of the West and the South it is very different. Even the interior Far West has less Southern culture. The conservative Southern Baptist element isn't there and politically even Western Republicans are not conservative unless they are Mormon. So the religious element factors as well as politics.<|endoftext|>Maybe it was the moment when the former education secretary, Justine Greening, intervened on her former ministerial colleague, Dominic Grieve, that the government realised the game was up.
She was so supportive towards the former attorney general, as he argued for Parliament to have a "meaningful vote" on the terms of the Brexit deal, that it seemed probable she would join the Euro-rebels in voting for it….
For some time the government Chief Whip Julian Smith had been flitting round the Chamber talking to his troops - then he went and had a word with the Solicitor General, Robert Buckland, the government's in-house legal eagle, who is dealing with the techie legal aspects of the EU (Withdrawal) Bill.
Soon after, Mr Buckland intervened on Mr Grieve to suggest talks over a compromise deal. It appeared that the head count had been done, and the concession followed.
The government would not have sought a deal if it thought it had the votes to win, and they clearly blinked.
The decision to seek a compromise marked an important victory for the soft Brexit/Remainer/"realist" Tory rebels, who have been promised an amendment giving them most of what they want.
As I write the full terms of the deal have yet to be revealed, but there is briefing ministers have conceded that a motion, which could be amended, would be put before MPs, in event a final divorce deal is voted down.
In other words, in the event of a divorce deal that the Commons refused to accept, MPs would be able to set a new course for Brexit.
This whole idea was denounced by Brexiteers as a Trojan horse for Remainers, and for a second referendum, so that concession could well produce some blowback. But for now, the government seems to have prevented an embarrassing defeat, and the Tory rebels have avoided the unpleasantness of colluding in the defeat of their Prime Minister.
One of the leading Tory rebels has told the BBC "the government has bent not broken" but it leaves the "fight for another day".
But ministers now know that a narrow but decisive Commons majority can be assembled against them on critical Brexit issues, and that its next outing could well be on a more substantive vote on a customs union.
Will that knowledge mean a softer Brexit strategy will now emerge?<|endoftext|>hd00:28The clock with gilded Roman numerals shows exactly twelve hours. A bells on clock tower beat accurately the midnight. Clock mechanism with the bells.
4k00:22BURLINGTON, VERMONT/USA - SEPTEMBER 08, 2018: Aerial photo of sunset over Lake Champlain downtown Burlington, Vermont.
4k00:57BURLINGTON, VERMONT/USA - SEPTEMBER 08, 2018: Aerial photo of sunset over Lake Champlain downtown Burlington, Vermont.
hd00:17Ringing a bell inside wooden tower low angle HD. Worm's eye view of female person hanging on rope to ring a bell. Retro wooden tower with traditional rope to ring a bell.
4k00:241930s: UNITED STATES: close up of hands on carillon keys. Lady plays carillon chimes. Bell strikes.
hd00:11An old bronze bell was hung on a wooden pole.
hd00:20An old bronze bell was hung on a wooden pole.
hd00:09An old bronze bell was hung on a wooden pole.
4k00:20Remedios, Cuba: bell tower of the main Catholic Church in the Jose Marti Park. The day is cloudy.
4k00:09Remedios, Cuba: bell tower of the main Catholic Church in the Jose Marti Park. The day is cloudy.
hd00:10Wooden church, view of the bell in old chapel tower, warm light.
4k00:19A flyover drone shot of the Cathedral of Santa Catalina de Alejandría in the beautiful old town of Cartagena de Indias, Colomiba.
4k00:08Old shabby red telephone set on the city street.<|endoftext|>[JENKINS] Lucene-Solr-trunk-MacOSX (64bit/jdk1.7.0) - Build # 698 - Still Failing!
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up in the president's ear.
The president's campaign announced the evangelical board in January 2016 in a statement.
The formation of the board represents Donald J. Trump's endorsement of those diverse issues important to Evangelicals and other Christians, and his desire to have access to the wise counsel of such leaders as needed.
In the clip, Copeland began to pray for anyone who has already gotten the flu, asking God to "heal them now from the top of their head to the soles of their feet." And that's when she declared that "Jesus himself gave us the flu shot. He redeemed us from the curse of flu."
She also suggested that repeating, "I will never have the flu," will help prevent someone from contracting the virus — "Inoculate yourself with the word of God," she urged.
Many states have reported a higher number of deaths as a result of the flu this year. In Arkansas alone, 122 people have already died from the illness — that's a significant spike compared to 2014 to 2015, when the state saw 110 deaths from the flu. States like California have also seen a rise in flu-related deaths. In fact, every state, except for Oregon and Hawaii, is currently experiencing widespread flu — and experts are saying the flu season hasn't even peaked yet.
In 2018 so far, there have been 53 pediatric flu-related deaths nationwide.
"Our latest tracking data indicate that flu activity is still high and widespread across most of the nation and increasing overall," Dr. Anne Schuchat, the acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told CNN. "So far this year, the cumulative rate of hospitalizations is the highest since we've been tracking in this way, which goes back to 2010."
Since 2010, the CDC estimates that flu-related hospitalizations ranged from 140,000 to 710,000, while flu-related deaths ranged from 12,000 to 56,000.
"This is a very difficult season," Schuchat said.
Caused by viruses, the flu is a contagious respiratory illness that can become deadly if it leads to things like viral pneumonia, sepsis — which causes organ failure — an increased risk of a heart attack, and dehydration. According to the CDC, flu vaccines are important because they cause antibodies to develop in the body that provide protection against infection.
Before Jonas Salk and Thomas Francis developed the flu vaccine in 1938, the Spanish Influenza epidemic killed at least 40 million people worldwide. That pandemic was followed by the Asian Influenza, the Hong Kong Flu, and the Avian Flu in the United States. Because of the vaccine, the death toll as a result of these viruses decreased significantly.<|endoftext|>As society struggles against the threats of surging population, climate change, biodiversity loss and degraded land, water and marine systems, what on earth could we possibly learn from a near-pristine atoll free of people in the middle of the Pacific Ocean?
I went diving at Palmyra Atoll to find out.
Palmyra sits 1,000 miles south of Hawai‛i. The Nature Conservancy purchased Palmyra in 2000 in order to save it. Others had tried to buy it to convert to a nuclear waste dump, a rocket launch pad, a retirement development, or a casino. Except for a brief stint during World War II when the US Navy used it as a troop transport station, Palmyra has essentially been free of people.
Palmyra's isolation has allowed it to escape most of the damage usually caused by human populations. It's free of the pollution, overfishing, development and nutrient runoff that damage most coasts today. Palmyra allows us to look back in time to see what a healthy ecosystem should really look like.
Just one example -- scientific studies show that sharks and other large predators comprise more than half of the fish biomass at Palmyra. (See this amazing footage from my dive -- any experienced diver will confirm that this is a very large number of sharks). This is a much bigger proportion of apex predators than scientists had expected. Knowing this is important as we train managers of marine protected areas around the world and they seek to restore fisheries. We need to inspire them to aim very high.
Palmyra is also a good laboratory for studying the impacts of climate change on marine systems. Sadly, we know that, all over the world, climate change is bleaching and killing coral reefs. Even at pristine Palmyra, corals have been bleached by events like El Niño. But on Palmyra, the bleached corals recover quickly instead of dying, or new corals settle in to take the place of those that didn't survive.
Likewise, climate change dramatically increases ocean acidification. This is a very big deal, of course, because acidification makes corals brittle and weak. This reduces their ability to grow, reproduce and resist disease. But here again Palmyra's corals show much less disease. They grow and reproduce much more quickly than corals around developed areas.
The lesson seems to be that if pollution and over-fishing are kept to a minimum, corals are stronger and much more resilient than previously thought.
This is good news for a number of reasons. It shows there is hope. If we can constrain pollution and over-fishing, coral reefs have a fighting chance.
Coral reefs harbor 25 percent of all marine fish species. They not only provide food and livelihoods to some 500 million people, they are also used in the treatment of cancer, HIV, cardiovascular diseases and ulcers. They protect our shorelines. Healthy coral reefs are essential to people around our planet.
Scientists, however, estimate that we could lose up to 70 percent of the world's coral reefs by 2050. The recent Reefs at Risk report co-authored by The Nature Conservancy and the World Resources Institute provides a detailed assessment of the status of and threats to the world's coral reefs.
There is a lot to worry about here. Coral reefs around the world are under attack and are very vulnerable. But the research at Palmyra demonstrates that we can take action now and do something about it. If we reduce pollution, curtail agricultural run-off and develop sustainable fishing practices, corals will have a much better chance of surviving.<|endoftext|>The villa lies in the residential area called San Montano, 4 km from Sorrento, in what was once a fishermen's village and is now an agricultural center renowned for the production of a particular kind of lemon. It was a holiday resort long before the advent of modern tourism, with its houses and miniature gardens leading down towards the sea and with the island of Capri providing a spectacular backdrop. Villathis property has preserved a beautiful old lemon-orchard, which is surrounded by a portico. The terraced garden allows one to enjoy some of the most beautiful views in the world and additionally at one end of it there is a swimming pool (4,5x10 m) for guests' exclusive use.
The villa is divided into two buildings that are independent, but joined together and as a whole faces toward the large garden and the sea, creating charming little nooks which enable you to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere typical of this area to the fullest. The dependance has its own independent entrance and has the same high-quality characteristics as the villa. Furnished with antique pieces and embellished with shells and copper antiques, everything in the house recalls traditional customs of the area while at the same time its closeness to the sea.
Villathis property is equipped with telephone, satellite TV, VHS, stereo with CD player, air-conditioning in the bedrooms and living-room, a washing-machine, dishwasher, grill, microwave oven, direct access to the sea with 1 sun-shade, 4 deck-chairs and a changing-room with shower. From the beach there is a footpath of about 1 km that leads straight to a little village on the sea called Marina della Lobra where you will find a bar and a food shop. The villa owners are also able to organize cooking classes in their villa in Sorrento upon request.
DISTANCES: Sorrento 4 km, Positano 20 km, Naples 60 km.
GROUND FLOOR with access from a staircase: Living-room with sea view with access to terrace and to garden, dining-room, kitchen, 1 double bedroom with bathroom with bathtub, 1 single bedroom with bathroom with bathtub.
FIRST FLOOR: 1 double bedroom with bathroom with shower and access to terrace, 1 double bedroom with bathroom with bathtub and access to terrace and to garden, 1 additional bed available in the little tower.
DEPENDANCE: 70 sq.m., large living-room with view of the sea with access to the patio furnished for dining outside, a small kitchen, 1 double bedroom (beds can be separated) with bathroom with tub, 1 double bedroom with access to the patio with view of the sea, 1 bathroom with shower.
Private parking for 4 cars (two are covered and two in the open air). Air conditioning in the bedrooms. Masonry barbecue.
This is a beautiful 6 bedroom property located in Campania, Italy.
This villa, in San Montano, is a comfortable property sleeping 12 people.
The villa offers superb accommodation, including modern luxuries such as a swimming pool (10m x 4m), internet access, television, DVD player and air conditioning.
A security deposit of £700 is required for this rental.<|endoftext|>Increased volatility shaking the global market for the past three weeks represents an opportunity for some. It is good for brokers as it boosts volumes and profits. It also gives holders of cash a chance to jump into the market at a lower price.
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an "Oceanic climate" (also known as Marine West Coast Climate) and of the subtype Cfb.
The average amount of precipitation for the year in Châteauroux is 736.6 mm (29.0 in). The month with the most precipitation on average is May with 73.7 mm (2.9 in) of precipitation. The month with the least precipitation on average is February with an average of 48.3 mm (1.9 in).
The average temperature for the year in Châteauroux is 11.8 °C (53.2 °F). The warmest month, on average, is July with an average temperature of 20.2 °C (68.4 °F). The coolest month on average is January, with an average temperature of 4.2 °C (39.6 °F).
The department is managed by the Departmental Council of the Indre in Châteauroux. Indre is part of the region of Centre-Val de Loire.
There are 4 arrondissements (districts), 13 cantons and 243 communes (municipalities) in Indre.
The inhabitants of Indre are known, in French, as Indriens (women: Indriennes).
Indre has a population, in 2014, of 226,175, for a population density of 33.3 inhabitants/km2. The arrondissement of Châteauroux, with 126,428 inhabitants, is by far the largest.
↑ "Institution" (in French). Conseil Départemental de l'Indre. Retrieved 25 July 2017.
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↑ "Chateauroux, France - Köppen Climate Classification". Weatherbase. Retrieved 25 July 2017.
↑ "Département de l'Indre (36)". Géographie administrative et d'étude (in French). Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques - INSEE. Retrieved 25 July 2017.
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↑ "Département de l'Indre (36)". Comparateur de territoire (in French). Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques - INSEE. Retrieved 25 July 2017.
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This page was last changed on 12 November 2017, at 23:33.<|endoftext|>The Path to Delivering Fusion Power public lecture is given by Ian Chapman as part of the 46th IOP Plasma Physics Conference.
Ian Chapman is CEO of the UK Atomic Energy Authority and Head of the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy.
He has held a number of international roles in fusion, including Chair of ITER international working groups. He has published over 110 journal papers, one of which was shortlisted for the Nuclear Fusion Award in 2013, and given 30 invited lead-author presentations at international conferences. He received the European Physical Society Early Career Prize in 2014, the Institute of Physics Paterson Medal in 2013, the IUPAP Plasma Physics Young Scientist Prize in 2012 and the Cavendish Medal for Best early-career UK physicist in 2011. He was made a Fellow of the Institute of Physics in 2013 and became a visiting Professor at Durham University in 2015.
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Virts’ salute wasn’t the only tribute to Nimoy to come from NASA, as the Verge points out. NASA administrator Charles Bolden released a statement, honoring the iconic actor whose character, Mr. Spock, inspired many at the space agency.
Earlier this week, Virts experienced his own drama while on a mission outside the International Space Station. Last Wednesday, and again on Sunday, water pooled in the astronaut’s helmet while he was conducting a spacewalk to work on the station’s robotic arm. As CNN notes, NASA’s space station managers have expressed a high degree of confidence in the suit, and the water leak is a known issue.
Other tributes to Leonard Nimoy have surfaced in the media, yet the unique nature of a salute from the space station assured that it spread quickly across the internet.<|endoftext|>If you are a UX team of one, you may find yourself with some unique challenges. You probably care about your work, and want to do it well. But you may feel as if you are spread a bit thin. You might find yourself needing to evangelize UX to people who may or may not see its importance. You may be learning on the job. You're almost certainly working with constrained resources. And you're definitely charting your own course.
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allowing Chavez to run again in 2012.
To take effect, the reforms must be approved by voters in a Dec. 2 referendum.
Protesters complained that police blocked their march before it reached the National Assembly while authorities frequently allow Chavez backers to stage street demonstrations without restrictions.
"It's clear proof of political discrimination," student leader Stalin Gonzalez said.
Public ombudsman German Mundarain — a close ally of Chavez — urged lawmakers on Monday to reconsider an amendment that would let the government waive some civil liberties during a state of emergency.
Roman Catholic leaders have argued that the proposed changes would violate fundamental rights.
Chavez, who was re-elected last year on promises of radical revolutionary change, says the reforms are fully democratic and necessary to accelerate Venezuela's transition to socialism.
"They say the reform is morally unacceptable. They are the ones who are morally unacceptable," Chavez said Sunday, referring to criticism by Catholic leaders.
Meanwhile, in an unusual form of political protest, Venezuelan media reported that headless effigies with messages reading "Reform, No!" and "Freedom" appeared hanging from street lamps on avenues in Caracas and the eastern city of Ciudad Guayana.<|endoftext|>Want to be notified of new releases in kbh0001/react-input-range-watch-party?
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1. Workshop starts at 3:00pm and goes until 5:00PM.
You will have AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE if you come! We always get letters from people who take their classes saying that it was one of the best experiences of their lives. And, if you don't want to dance, come to watch! It's incredibly entertaining because they are very funny and they give 110% to everything they do!
During the after party, Les Twins will play music and cypher with everyone. It's really fun and amazing.
PLEASE NOTE: Tickets to the workshop and the arfter party are sold separately. Buying a ticket to dance in or watch the first one will NOT mean that you can attend the after party as well. If you wish to attend the after party, you must purchase a ticket to that also.
And please, NO PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT will be permitted.
Les Twins are recognized for their distinctive ability and skill at blending dance moves and techniques from hip-hop to classical, showcasing their outstanding musicality, precision, timing, fluidity, uncanny synchronicity and brilliant comedic timing. Recently they toured the world with Beyonce and they have also worked with Missy Elliott and JayZ.
AGAIN: No Refunds, all sales are final, unless event is cancelled by Les Twins Management. Please print out your ticket to bring to the event to be admitted in. Also, no professional cameras or equipment of any kind.<|endoftext|>Schedule: The workshop will consist of a 3-4 hour evening masterclass and two full days of independent shooting and editing and critique. For full details of the workshops see our City Projects page.
A selection of the work produced during this city project will be printed and exhibited at the Manchester Photographic Gallery, Thursday 1st March - Saturday 30th - closes eve Sat.
Also as part of this workshop, you will also be upgraded for free to Premium member on the WPO website!
Brief: Jez Coulson, Photojournalist and reportage artist, will lead this workshop exploring the dynamics of reportage photography on the streets of Birmingham. From the iconic Bullring Markets through some of the smaller street markets "The Economics of the Street" workshop will seek to explore the life of the City through the commerce conducted out on its streets. Find out more in the ticket section below.
Jez Coulson is a British photojournalist and'reportage artist' based in New York. He has won numerous awards for his work in journalism covering conflict in Africa and the Middle East and in Northern Ireland; he has also won awards and accolades for his commercial photography, and for his work as an artist. For more information about Jez, visit his agent's website and his personal blog.
View Jez Coulson's inspiration gallery for the workshop.
Brief - Face to Face: Participating photographers will firstly be given practical guidance on taking portraits including equipment, lighting, composition and working with the subject before being sent on an assignment day across Birmingham to capture the face of the city. Then lastly edit and review the results. Find out more in the ticket section below.
David Graham's work has been exhibited both in individual and group shows, and was selected for inclusion both in 2009 and 2010 in the prestigious Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery, London. He has run many workshops on portrait photography including at the National Portrait Gallery, London as well as at World Photography Festivals in Sao Paulo, London and New York.<|endoftext|>We have a scenario where we have to send idocs from multiple ecc systems to one ecc system through PI.
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Is it possible to achieve this with out BPM?
do you need to group them from multiple systems before posting to one ECC?
Create one Receiver determination for each sender ECC system.
Create appropriate Interface determination with just IDOC name mentioned instead of Operation Mapping with namespace.
Create corresponding receiver agreement and respective receiver channels.
Have the IDocs sent from multiple ECC systems to PI and PI will send them to the target ECC. In case, you have to identify the source ECC system for the IDocs posted, then you can work with population of EDI_DC40 segment inside PI and partner profiles in target ECC.
If you do not wish to collect the IDocs from the various sender ECC Systems and send them to target just as it is then BPM is not required and if you wish to collect those IDocs and make it a single IDoc for the target then BPM is needed.
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Considered one of the great treasure houses of England, set amid the rolling green hills of the Derbyshire Dales, the estate has played host over the last 500 years to some of Britain’s most captivating and infamous women, including: Bess of Hardwick; Mary, Queen of Scots; Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire; Kathleen Kennedy, known as Kick (sister to John F. Kennedy); and Deborah Mitford, known as Debo.
Their stories, and much more, will be revealed as part of an exhibition, “House Style: Five Cent
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za, 70), Ljunberg; Bergkamp; Wiltord (Kanu, 70). Henry.
Entertainment: ** Man of the match: Martin Keown.<|endoftext|>And one voice that's barely been raised in the fight between Israel and Gaza is Mahmoud Abbas. He is the president of the Palestinian Authority. The West Bank is run by Abbas' more moderate group, Fatah. Gaza is run by the more radical Hamas.
Now, last night Abbas said he welcomes the Egyptian proposal for a cease-fire. But as you've just heard, it's not clear what Hamas will do, even though the two groups formed a unity government last month.
MONTAGNE: That unity government contributed to Israel cutting off peace talks with the Palestinians. And the events of the last few weeks have left Mahmoud Abbas in an almost untenable position. NPR's Ari Shapiro reports.
ARI SHAPIRO, BYLINE: At a store in downtown Ramallah in the West Bank, music blares out of a shabby speakers.
SHAPIRO: This is a song of defiance. The lyrics say in one hand, we hold the olive branch - in the other, our resistance. Those two hands represent two different schools of thought among Palestinians. Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, runs a fragile government that includes both camps. At this point, almost no one is happy with him. First, we'll hear from the olive branch crowd. Emad Dayyah is a consultant from Gaza who travels to the West Bank every week. He has pretty much given up on Abbas.
EMAD DAYYAH: I think he spent a lot of efforts to give peace a chance, but it seems he's not been supported by international community and by Israelis and even by Hamas people.
SHAPIRO: That's pretty much everyone.
DAYYAH: He is handcuffed, absolutely. He cannot do anything.
SHAPIRO: So that's that's the satisfied voice of the olive branch camp - now to the resistance camp.
SHAPIRO: Musah Falleh spent seven years in an Israeli prison for plotting to kill an Israeli settler. He was released in a prisoner exchange a few years ago. Now Falleh is treated as a hero in the Amari refugee camp, where he lives. We meet him in the apartment with his mother.
MUSAH FALLEH: (Through translator) First and for most, Mahmoud Abbas has to stop security coordination with Israel. Second, he must stop all communication with Israel. Third, and most important, blood is their language so our language should be blood, as well.
SHAPIRO: Blood is not the language of Mahmoud Abbas. He has accused Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians and he has criticized Hamas for firing rockets on Israel. Jewish groups condemned him for the first comment. Hamas leaders condemned of for the second one.
SHA'TH: Whatever Mr. Abbas does, he will look helpless to his people. He doesn't have tanks. He doesn't have airplanes. He doesn't have rockets. And he does not believe in violence.
SHAPIRO: This is one of Abbas' senior advisers, Nabil Shaâth. He suspects that Israel is trying to weaken the unity government they've opposed from the beginning.
SHA'TH: This is a declared Israeli objective and, of course, in a situation like this, it hampers unity and makes it very difficult.
SHAPIRO: Radi Jara'we is a professor at Al-Quds University. He says it's hard to see how the Palestinian leader emerges from this.
JARA'WE: I think he tried - he tried to do something but he did not succeed.
SHAPIRO: Supporters of Abbas would say, he is not done trying. Ari Shapiro, NPR News, Jerusalem.<|endoftext|>"THE GREEK TYCOON" recalls a sort of newspaper journalism you don't see much anymore—the Sunday supplement recapitulation of a famous murder, divorce or other scandal, put together, from morgue clips, and filled out by the writer with breathless speculation about what really might have happened and what really might have been said, always with more exclamation points than are absolutely necessary. It's the literature of vultures who have no interest in tearing into something of the first freshness.In case you haven't seen the ads, which tell all, the film is the something-less-than-passionate love story of the beautiful young widow of an assassinated United States President and an aging Greek promoter who owns oil tankers, airlines and islands and dreams of becoming President of Greece, which would be decidedly odd since his real-life model traveled on an Argentine passport.Cast in the leading roles are Jacqueline Bisset, who bears a striking resemblance to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, but, at this date, is younger and more beautiful, and Anthony Quinn, who sort of looks like the late Aristotle Onassis, though he's a much bigger man and according to all reports about Mr. Onassis, possesses much less charm.Some of the other characters who pop up like animated mannequins are a former British prime minister, who looks as if he'd like to look like a bulldog; the Greek tycoon's noisy, publicity-loving mistress; his first wife, who commits suicide under what may or may not be mysterious circumstances; the late President of the United States himself, played by James Franciscus, and his brother (the Attorney General) and sister-in-law.The movie wastes no time attempting to create a fictional equivalent to the Camelot that was the Kennedy era, giving us only a fast montage that includes a reference to a glittering White House dinner party where Neil Diamond entertained and "Greg and Véronique Peck" headed the guest list. If Mort Fine, who wrote the original screenplay, had shown any point of view elsewhere in the script, you might think this was meant to be funny. However, the film is as witless as it is gutless.Most of it is devoted to the courtship and marriage of Liz Cassidy (Miss Bisset) and Theo Tomasis (Mr. Quinn), about whom the writer and J. Lee Thompson, the director, would like to have it both ways. They portray Liz as being deeply in love with both her husbands (in succession) but having a teeny tiny weakness for shopping, and Theo as a brilliant international pirate with a heart of gold, a fellow who loves Liz but loves what she represents even more.Though at 106 minutes the film seems as lone as "The Other Side of Midnight," which ran 160 minutes, "The Greek Tycoon" is only truly intolerable when it attempts to be serious, as when Mr. Quinn talks with supposed feeling about his humble peasant origins or deals lovingly with his son and heir, played by Edward Albert. But then it's not even fun when it's wrestling with its gossipy subject at a skin-deep level, perhaps because our fantasies outrun those of the moviemakers. Played straight, though the laughs are built-in, is the sequence about the notorious wedding contract, which guarantees the bride $10 million for every year she remains married to the Greek. This prompts Liz to recoil in disgust ("It's horrible—writing it all down!), while Theo explains patiently that it's simply an old Greek custom.The performances are uniformly awful, which is a record not easily matched by any movie not made by Larry ("It Lives Again") Cohen. Miss Bisset is great to look at, but "The Greek Tycoon" is the sort of movie in which a fine-looking woman can be upstaged by a boat. This is the magnificent yacht, owned in real life by William Levitt, which doubles as Theo Tomasis's La Belle Simone."The Greek Tycoon," which opens today at Loews State II and other theaters, is fiction divided against itself. It would make no sense if we hadn't read the headlines and gossip columns, to titillate us.<|endoftext|>Bernabé houses, located in the rural Axarquía, in Andalusia, a few minutes from the town of Riogordo and half an hour from Málaga capital.
Each house is in different areas, are neither UNITED nor in the same room, each with its own pool and barbecue.
Constructed with high quality materials, they are comfortable and have all kinds of facilities.
NOT RENTED TOGETHER, YOUR RENTAL IS INDIVIDUAL // NOT A COMPLEX.
EXTERIOR: The pool measures 14 x 5 meters with Jacuzzi. It has outdoor shower and a service with w. c. next to the pool. In its large covered terraces that surround the entire house there is a barbecue area that includes a fridge / freezer and sink with running water and also two areas with outdoor dining.
A part of the house, on the outside we can find a small house, near the barbecue and pool, renovated with a small living room with fireplace and bar area. We also have a toilet on the outside of the house that is near the pool and another area where the labadora is located.
CASA MEDIANA, has a capacity of 4-7 people. It is a big house that consists of: three bedrooms (two of them with double bed and another with two beds and a crib) one of the double bedrooms is equipped with TV and DVD plus a large wardrobe made of work that surrounds all the room, this bedroom is shared with one of the bathrooms that has the house, another bathroom is equipped with a large shower that is also inside the house near the other rooms. The house also has a
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Spanish TV station SillasGol yesterday claimed they had seen legal documents which indicated Valencia defender Otamendi was closing in on a £35m move to United.
But United have no interest in signing the Argentine and will not be making a bid in the remainder of the transfer window.
Hernandez meanwhile is set to be given the chance to revive his Old Trafford career after spending last season on loan at Real Madrid.
The Mexican is one of only three senior strikers available to Louis van Gaal and is set to be second choice behind Wayne Rooney with James Wilson providing additional cover.
West Ham had been willing to offer £12m for the 27-year-old while Tottenham were also interested in signing him.
Sergio Ramos is set to end United's hopes of signing him by putting pen to paper on a new Real Madrid contract on Monday, the Daily Express, citing Marca, report.
The Spain star was Van Gaal's top defensive target but Real's price tag meant the two sides could not agree a fee.
But having asked to leave the club for United in June, Ramos is now ready to sign a new five-year deal at the Santiago Bernabeu.
The Daily Mail claim United are weighing up moves for two forwards before the transfer window closes.
One of those is expected to be Barcelona star Pedro who is set to move to United in a £22m deal in the next few days.
But the Red Devils are plotting another move to ease their attacking shortage before September 1.
They have been linked with a host of big name strikers including Bayern Munich duo Thomas Muller and Robert Lewandowski and Paris St-Germain's Edinson Cavani.<|endoftext|>In addition to announcing the Nokia 8 Sirocco, Nokia 6 (2018), Nokia 1 and Nokia 8110 4G at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2018 yesterday, HMD had also announced the Nokia 7 Plus, which we’re here to take a closer look at. The Nokia 7 Plus is, much like the Nokia 8 Sirocco, HMD’s Android One handset. The Nokia 7 Plus is inferior to the Nokia 8 Sirocco in terms of specs, but not by much, as both of those smartphones ship with the same camera setup, and they’re quite powerful. Now, as the Nokia 7 Plus is a part of Google’s Android One project, it comes with stock Android, and you’ll find only a handful of apps pre-installed on it, Google’s very own applications.
One of our editors managed to get ahold of the device in Barcelona, in order to take a closer look at it, and if you take a look at the gallery down below, you will see a number of images which show off this phone from various angles. Now the Nokia 7 Plus is made out of aluminum, though you will find six layers of ‘ceramic paint’ applies on top of it. The Nokia 7 Plus comes with a dual camera setup on the back and those two cameras do protrude. A fingerprint scanner is also included on the back of the Nokia 7 Plus, while you will find both Nokia’s logo and Android One branding on the back of the device as well. The Nokia 7 Plus’ display is not curved, but the phone does not sport thick bezels, quite the contrary. The Nokia 7 Plus comes with Black / Copper and White / Copper color variants, while all of its physical keys are located on the right. This smartphone’s display sports rounded corners, and the phone does ship with an 18:9 display.
Now, in terms of specs, the Nokia 7 Plus is a mid-range smartphone, but quite a compelling mid-range phone. This device features a 6-inch fullHD+ (2160 x 1080) IPS LCD display, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of expandable storage. The device is fueled by the Snapdragon 660 64-bit octa-core processor, while it comes with a 3,800mAh non-removable battery, fast charging included. 12 and 13-megapixel snappers are included on the back of the Nokia 7 Plus, and we’re looking at ZEISS’ optics here, same as on the Nokia 8 Sirocco. Speaking of which, the ‘Pro Camera’ features are included in the software as well, so you’ll have quite a few manual options to choose from. A 16-megapixel shooter is included on the front side of the device, while Android 8.0 Oreo comes pre-installed on the phone, and as already mentioned, this is a stock version of Android. A 3.5mm headphone jack is also included here, and the phone measures 158.38 x 75.64 x 7.99mm. Those of you who are interested in the Nokia 7 Plus should know that the phone will become available in April, and it will cost €399, that’s all that HMD said regarding its availability. We don't really know in what regions exactly will the phone be available, but considering that its price point had been shown in Euros, chances are that Europe will be first in line to get it.<|endoftext|>Federal prosecutors moved to drop controversial charges related to sharing a hyperlink against activist and journalist Barrett Brown.
U.S. prosecutors decided Wednesday not to pursue crucial criminal charges against journalist and activist Barrett Brown, specifically, accusations that Brown pasted a hyperlink containing hacked information into a chat room.
Brown, 32, had faced potentially 100 years in prison after his September 2012 arrest on charges related to threatening an FBI agent, obstructing justice and hyperlinking to stolen information online. On Wednesday, federal prosecutor Sarah R. Saldaña filed a motion to dismiss 11 of the 17 charges against Brown, which related to hyperlinking.
The controversial linking charges came after a highly publicized operation by hacktivist group Anonymous. In late 2011, Anonymous hacked Strategic Forecasting, Inc., better known as Stratfor, and stole thousands of consumers' credit card information.
Brown, a known associate of Anonymous, allegedly copied a hyperlink to a webpage containing the stolen data from an "#Anonops" chat room and posted it in another chat room for Project PM, a wiki Brown founded for reporting and publishing information on the intelligence contracting industry. The government charged Brown with trafficking stolen credit card information and multiple counts of aggravated identity theft, though it did not accuse Brown of actually stealing the data.
"I haven't seen anything quite like this, and that's what made it really troublesome," Hanni Fakhoury, a staff attorney for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told Mashable.
Though Brown was known as an activist and a rumored provocateur, Fakhoury said that in the context of the criminal hyperlinking allegations, Brown was "pretty clearly a journalist and was clearly doing political reporting."
"The government's theory was very, very dangerous to any sort of collaborative journalism or sharing of information, generally," Geoffrey King, Internet advocacy coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists, told Mashable. "It's a welcome development that they dismissed those counts."
King has previously argued that the linking charges against Brown threatened both the fabric of the web and the "ethical duty of journalists to verify and report the truth."
Brown's case has been a hot-button issue among Internet activists. It even earned a shoutout in season two of House of Cards, when a character playing a hacker tried to strong-arm an FBI agent into dropping charges against Brown.
The government filed its motion to dismiss the charges just after Brown's defense team filed its own motion to dismiss Wednesday, arguing the government's charges related to the link-sharing are unconstitutionally broad and "in violation of the First Amendment."
A spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas in Dallas, where Brown is being held, declined to comment further on the government's decision to drop the charges.
The development will knock 35 years off Brown's possible maximum sentence, but he still faces up to 70 years in prison. Brown has two trials scheduled for April 28 and May 19, respectively.<|endoftext|>9 out of 10 based on 114 ratings. 2,767 user reviews.
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her is wondering whether you’ve considered the matter deeply enough.
Years ago, when I was reading a large number of books on business strategy, I encountered the observation that someone who had truly made their own fortune, if that fortune were to suddenly disappear, would be able to build it all back again from nothing but their own capability; if you took away from Bill Gates everything he owned, he could gain it back again because of the abilities he had developed. Bill Gates didn’t build his personal capability by filling his life with trivia, and then paying gobs of attention to all that trivia.
Personal capability is developed through the combination of worthy choices, concentration, and challenge. Removing distractions from your life helps you concentrate, and helps you to meet important challenges. Personal possessions can be terribly distracting; even when you’re not using them, their very presence triggers reminders that you could use them. Years ago I got rid of my television, and canceled cable service, mainly because every time I passed by the TV I had to fight the temptation to turn it on, and resisting that temptation was a waste of emotional energy: no television, no temptation to waste my time. Saving a few thousand dollars in cable service fees while using my time more effectively was also clearly a good deal.
Physical fitness is not achieved through constant ease and comfort. On the contrary, constant ease and comfort will quickly destroy your physical fitness. Constant ease and comfort are also the enemies of character development.
The practice of minimalism is a tremendous aid in character development, first of all because the process of adopting material minimalism forces you to clarify for yourself the question of what you consider truly important. Maintaining minimalism strengthens your commitment to the ideals you have chosen.
Most people accept, without actually thinking about it, that a need for ostentation is “just part of human nature,” and therefore should be accepted, both in others and in oneself. I reject that idea. A need for ostentation is not only a clear weakness of character, but is evidence of lack of nobility as well as evidence of bad judgment. A need for ostentation means that you are not in control of yourself. It means that your judgment has been warped by egotism, specifically by an egotism which relies on the opinion of others. Many a person has failed financially, gone into bankruptcy, even gone to prison for fraud or tax evasion, due to a need for ostentation which they could not control and, much worse, had never questioned. The house, the cars, the planes, the clothes, the jewelry, the expensive parties just to show off: it all leads to disaster, in so many cases, because it is the opposite of wisdom, the opposite of morality.
Minimalism involves practice, emotional and mental and spiritual practice, of non-ostentation. Such practice is good for your soul, as well as your financial condition. With a better financial condition, you can do more good in the world. Therefore morality requires that you practice non-ostentation. The practice of minimalism in material matters makes you stronger financially, as well as stronger as a person.
Approached a certain way, minimalism does embody the expression “less is more,” though the nature of the “less” is different than the nature of the “more.” The specific reason for the difference in nature of “less” and “more” where minimalism is concerned is explained by the difference between the material world and the intangible world.
This giraffe is wondering about your intentions.
Clearly, the material world is both necessary and valuable, but only within certain limits. The intangible world is also necessary and valuable, but tends to be discounted because it is not directly perceivable by our senses. The two worlds are of different natures, but interact with each other, influence each other, and may affect each other directly. For instance, the precise nature of a person’s intention may mean the difference between life and death–for instance your own–yet the intention itself is intangible. Character qualities are also intangible, that is not directly perceivable, and only unfold over time, yet can determine the material fate of many other people, even millions of other people in the case of world leaders. Good judgment is also intangible, yet interacts in profound ways with the material world, and can mean the stark difference between a life of fulfillment, or a life of misery and despair.
The material world also influences and directly affects the intangible world. For instance, material temptation obviously can and often does influence intention. Material circumstances may also influence or directly affect character, for better or for worse. A more blunt example: if you persistently abuse your material body, you may be left with far less of a mind.
A further example of the importance of the intangible is that of commitment, which is the deepest and most significant instance of intention, expressed over long reaches of time, and nearly always presented with material challenges along the way. The relationship between the material world and the intangible phenomenon of genuine commitment can be surprising. For instance, if you’ve made a genuine commitment, you need far less in material terms to fulfill that commitment than you think you will need if you haven’t yet made the commitment. Consider exercise equipment or a gym membership versus a commitment to exercise. Until you’ve made a genuine commitment to exercise, a gym membership or exercise equipment may seem necessary before you start. You may even use their absence or inconvenience as an excuse for not exercising. Once you have made a genuine commitment to regular exercise however, you don’t need exercise equipment or a gym membership, because you’re going to exercise no matter what. You’ll find a way. You’ll make it happen, convenience or not, difficulty or not. Ease can be the enemy of commitment, in the same way that ease is the enemy of fitness and character development.
The entire atmosphere of Earth is a delicate, thin layer.
All value ultimately depends on nature. Nature is the only ultimate source of income, of wealth, and of value. If you doubt that this is true, please consider the following questions. Would there be food, without plants? Would there be clean air, without a healthy atmosphere? Would there be wood, without trees? Would there be fish, without viable oceans? Would there be petroleum or coal, without ancient plants? Would there be people, without nature? Would there be real estate or a stock market or nifty startups to invest in, without people? All value ultimately derives from the health of the natural systems on which we depend.
We are living on an ecological credit card. Actually, it’s more like an investment account. If we make good investments, and don’t make withdrawals, the account gains in value. If we make withdrawals equal only to the value of the gains, the account is stable. However, if we make withdrawals greater than the value of the gains, we begin to drawn down the account, imperiling our finances.
That’s what we are doing now, and at a dangerous rate. All serious studies show a looming set of severe shortages of fresh water and food, even as population continues to grow, soil is depleted, forests are destroyed, the ocean becomes harmfully acidic, and we inject more than 20 billion tons of CO2 into the atmosphere per year, with possibly disastrous effects.
To continue the financial analogy, we could be making investments in the natural world which would increase our total wealth, but that’s not what we’re doing at all. Instead of making smart investments, we are simply using up and destroying the only capital we have, and the only capital that will ever be available to us–and no, moving to Mars isn’t a realistic option.
Call it minimalism, call it sensible risk management, call it whatever you like, but at this point the moral argument for not using more natural resources than you absolutely have to is not only clear, but may mean the difference between genuine prosperity in both material and spiritual terms, or complete disaster in both material and spiritual terms. I have years of experience in material minimalism, and it has not only made me prosperous in every way, but given me confidence that humanity can develop the same long-term, sustainable prosperity through material minimalism. The question is only of making the choice.
Clearly, there is nothing wrong with taking what you need, particularly if your survival depends on it, and in doing so you harm no one. Taking more than you need is already questionable however, in moral terms. Why are you taking more than you need? Is it good for you to do so? Are you being arrogant or egotistical by doing so? Are you sure you are doing no harm in the process?
It is at the third and lowest level, that of taking more than you need, and at others’ expense, that we see stark, brazen and plainly destructive immorality. When you take more than you need, and do so at the expense of others, you are making the clearly immoral choice to do damage to others for something you don’t even need that is in no way related to your survival. It is here that the terrible ugliness of egotism is revealed: the need to feel important, as expressed through doing harm to others, while indulging yourself in the completely unnecessary. Clearly, that is evil.
Yet that is precisely what we are doing, on multiple levels, when we buy things we don’t need while destroying resources we can’t afford to waste, while depriving others of those resources. For the surprising answer as to who those “others” are, do read on.
This crowned lemur is counting on you.
We all have concern for ourselves, and such concern is healthy and positive. Concern exclusively for oneself, on the other
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Atmospheric Barcode 19 7 2008 18 Or Titan by Donald Burroughs - 16.000" x 12.000"
Atmospheric Barcode 19 7 2008 18 Or Titan metal print by Donald Burroughs. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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Part of the "Atmospheric Barcode" series. Titan is appropriate given the ominous presence of the dark clouds in this image..
Donald Burroughs is a Winnipeg based artist who creates ceramic sculpture and vessels. His influences vary, and include architecture, processes of pottery, personal visceral imagery and things mechanical. He also draws, often using these images to inform and inspire his three dimensional work. Now you can purchase prints of his complete drawings and/or digital variations based on selected details of the artist's original drawings at fineartamerica.com. Recently, the artist has added photography to his repertoire focusing on images of the sky, trying to capture that dramatic moment before or after a climatic event with a focus on the turbulent skies of summer.<|endoftext|>Have you been to Pump It Up?
Two rooms, each with 4 inflatables, and one room has a climbing wall. Everyone (ages 5-13) was entertained for 2 hours and left happy.
I went to a party a few days ago with my friends and we had a great time! It was amazing we basicly were doing the same things I've rand over by every time it seams new! That's how fun it is!
We went there with my wife's sister and her kids. The kids had tremendous time and we enjoyed it with them and even enjoyed some of the climbing ourselves. You pay only for the kids.
This place was awesome for everyone in my family! We had been looking for something that would burn off some of that extra energy the kids have late at night and this place did just that.
Get quick answers from Pump It Up staff and past visitors.
I have free passes can i use them anytime???? If not when can i use them?????
Hello! While we are open 7 days a week, we often have private events occurring. You would need to attend during one of our Open Jump sessions. These are the only times we are open to the public. The schedule changes weekly, so the best way to check Open Jump times is on the Event Calendar on our homepage -or- call 312-664-7867 and press 3 for a recording of today's hours.<|endoftext|>Business Update: CV Technologies Inc.-Makers of COLD-fX'R'-Inks Partnership Deal with the Montreal Canadiens as part of the Company's Expansion into Quebec.
MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(CCNMatthews - Oct. 17, 2005) - CV Technologies Inc. (CVT) (TSX VENTURE:CVQ) today announced it has signed a partnership agreement with the Montreal Canadiens as part of the Company's product launch into Quebec.
Les Canadiens have relied on COLD-fX® for the past five seasons to help protect the team during cold and flu season. Now, based on COLD-fX's effectiveness at keeping the team healthy, and in celebration of the Company's newly announced expansion in Quebec, COLD-fX ® moves officially onto the blue, white and red bench, as the trusted cold and flu remedy of the Montreal Canadiens.
"The Montreal Canadiens have used COLD-fX® with confidence for years," confirms team head athletic therapist Graham Rynbend, adding that he has given the team COLD-fX® before they get their annual flu shots for added protection as well as throughout the season. "Our players are traveling, they are in crowded arenas, so colds and flu are a major issue that we deal with as therapists. COLD-fX® works for us because it's natural and it doesn't just treat the symptoms - it actually helps prevent colds and flu."
COLD-fX® has been used over the years by athletic therapists, trainers and players of 26 professional hockey teams and Canada's elite athletes, including Quebec resident, gold medalist and world champion speed skater and cyclist Clara Hughes. Hughes is one of 150 athletes training for the 2006 Torino games who rely on it to keep them healthy.
CVT CEO & Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Jacqueline Shan said, "Our Company owes a significant measure of its commercial success to its connection with the athletic world. Given our long history with the Canadiens, it was a natural partnership to mark and celebrate our new phase of growth in Quebec."
In addition to sponsorships and increased retail distribution, COLD-fX® plans to launch a new advertising campaign later this month that's been custom-created for the Quebec market in collaboration with a Montreal-based ad agency.
COLD-fX® is available at pharmacies throughout the province including Jean Coutu, Pharmaprix, Familprix, Uniprix, Costco, Le Comptoir -Wal-Mart, Groupe Essaim, Le Naturiste, Brunet, Metro, McMahon Distributors, Zellers and Provigo.
CV Technologies was founded in 1992. It aims to become a global leader in the development and commercialization of evidence based, natural medicines for disease prevention and health maintenance. CVT's lead product - COLD-fX®, - the top selling cold remedy in Canada according to ACNielsen, strengthens the immune system and is widely used as a leading anti-cold, anti-flu, non-prescription treatment. COLD-fX's unique, patented, mechanism of action was developed and standardized according to the Company's ChemBioPrint (CBP™) technology. The CBP™ process precisely identifies the chemical profile and biological activity of multi-active components in natural compounds. The CBP™ process provides a manufacturing protocol that ensures each batch of compound delivers verifiable and provable health benefits.
This news release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, which may cause actual results to differ materially from the statements made. For this purpose, any statements that are contained herein that are not statements of historical fact may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Without limiting the foregoing, the words "believes", "anticipates", "plans", "intends", "expects" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the need for capital, changing market conditions, completion of clinical trials, patient enrolment rates, uncertainty of pre-clinical, retrospective and early clinical trial results, the establishment of manufacturing processes and new corporate alliances, the timely development, regulatory approval and market acceptance of the Company's products, and other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's filings with Canadian securities authorities.<|endoftext|>Mixed-gender events in athletics, swimming, table tennis and triathlon have been approved for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, the IOC has announced.
The Games will include a 4x400m mixed relay in athletics and a 4x100m medley mixed relay in swimming.
IOC president Thomas Bach said the Games will be "more youthful, more urban and include more women".
Swimming will also include two further new events - a men's 800m and women's 1500m freestyle races.
Tokyo will have five more sports than Rio, taking the total to 33, but the existing sports have been given 15 more events.
Cycling has gained two new events, for men and women, and basketball will have a three-on-three event.
The introduction of freestyle BMX and the madison to the cycling programme make that sport the third largest at the Olympics in terms of medals, with 66 up for grabs.
Other additions include a mixed relay in the triathlon and a mixed doubles in table tennis.
"We have taken a really important step forward in terms of gender equality," said IOC sports director Kit McConnell.
Rio 2016 champion swimmer Adam Peaty said on Thursday the introduction of mixed events for Tokyo 2020 would make the Olympics "more fun".
He told BBC Sport: "It's something that would make things [at the Olympics] a little bit more fun.
"Obviously it's very serious, but it's great to mix things up from what they've been for so long as it adds a little spice and they're great to watch."
The IAAF welcomed the introduction of mixed relays but says it could be difficult to implement.
It said in a statement: "We should not expect the athletes entered to compete in the men's and women's 4x400m relays, from which the participants for the mixed relay will be naturally drawn, to compete in a third round of heats and finals for the mixed relay without allocating the appropriate space and time in the programme or enabling teams to bring additional athletes."
IAAF president Sebastian Coe said: "Athletics is the number one sport at the Olympic Games so we want to work with the IOC to drive effective and meaningful change.
"We will also work with the IOC on how best to introduce a mixed relay event in Tokyo following the huge success it enjoyed in IAAF world relays and Nitro Athletics this year."
The IOC is treading a fine line.
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go to a consultation, and you will know right away that you have found the answer you are looking for. I am so honored to have found American Medical Aesthetics!!!!
by cshollis at Citysearch Nov 10.
American Medical Aesthetics is amazing! I have been coming here for years. I've had laser hair removal done in several areas and it is the greatest thing not having to worry about shaving. It works well and did not irritate my sensitive skin at all. It is really not that painful either. I go monthly for facials with the aesthetician and she is wonderful. She is very knowledgable and always knows which products to use. I also have roscea and she knows exactly what my skin needs and which products to recommend. I also tried the CP5 series three years ago and the results were amazing. It improved my roscea tremediously and the overall skin texture and tone. My skin is much clearer and I do get compliments quite often. I have an appoinment this month for the Spectralift. I have also tried botox and it makes me look much younger. I love it! The entire team is so friendly and the environment is very relaxing. American Medical offers great services for an excellent value! I highly recommend them.
by joyo00 at Citysearch Nov 10.
I go in for facials at least once a month and it has done a miracle on my face. Its the best facial I have received and I've shopped around. I suffer from breakouts and every time I go in for a facial they are extracted and removed. The facials I've received are exceptional and I've gotten positive results from them. I recommend American Medical Aesthetics to anyone who periodically or on a constant basis has had a breakout. Thank you.
by kbbp at Citysearch Nov 10.
i got pregnancy mask after having my first child...very badly...after 2 visits u couldnt tell i ever had it..now after 3 i look atleast 5 yrs younger and my fine lines have gone and so has all my pigmentation...AMA iis fantastic. i reccommend it to all my friends and family...i am a model, believe me when i say this place is very valuable to every woman who has skin issues..
by pars at Citysearch Nov 10.
I am very happy with my experiences at American Medical Aesthetics. I had the CP6 treatment and have excellent results. At the consultation before the staff took time and explained all steps of the procedures. I found all staff members to be caring and professional. The atmosphere is comfortable and relaxing. The follow up facials are great. I recommend AMA.
by torresli at Citysearch Nov 10.
This place is amazing! They offer everything! Botox, Restalyne, laser hair removal, facials and even a non-surgical FACE-LIFT! When I first went there I didnt know where to start, so I started with a basic facial, which wasn't basic at all! It was the best facial I have ever had in my life! Then I decided to get laser hair removal since I was so sick of shaving and waxing! That was the best decision I have ever made! No more shaving and no more in-grown hairs from waxing!!!!! I couldn't be happier that I found this place! The staff is great and sooo helpful booking my appointments and answering all my stupid questions. Did I mention that the place is gorgeous? Anyway, I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to be taken good care of while becoming beautiful and hairless!
Such an amazing place for all your beauty needs!
Pros: free parking, great staff and good prices!
by PaigeBuchanan at Citysearch Nov 10.
This Santa Monica retreat offers excellent service along with very thorough and talented esteticians. Their facials are superb and you walk out feeling simply refreshed and stress-free. Their extensive list of services include medical procedures and a unique oxygen trteatment that can rid any nasty hangover away along with leaving a lumionous look afterward. When booking your facial, request Laura as she has the magic touch!!
by JZopko at Citysearch Nov 10.
I have been a client of AMA for several years, even before their Santa Monica location opened. I would go see them for laser hair removal at another spa, where they would come 1 time per week. I just love the Santa Monica location because of it's tranquil and relaxing environment. It's like a spa. While you wait, you can lay on the best massage bed I've ever experienced. The aesthetician is very knowledgeable and cusomizes my facials depending on what I need that month. I've had laser hair removal -- and I keep coming back for new areas because I love it so much. The doctor tries to make it as painless as possible. Sometimes I don't even realize I'm having it done because I can read a magazine during the procedure. I've had the Spectra Lift as well, and my face is a lot smoother and more clear, and people compliment my skin often. I take care of all of my beauty needs at AMA. They even have great products to use at home. I love the DNA Cell Renewal and sunscreen. I highly recommend AMA...check it out.
Best Medical Spa in town!
by winniekwong3 at Citysearch Nov 10.
I love the staffs and the result was so amazing. Not only the service was superior but the value was excellent. In addition, expertise of medical staff and patient education. I strongly recommend to anyone to go to American Medical Aesthetics.
by Ava6660 at Citysearch Nov 10.
The ambiance alone at American Medical Aesthetics is enough to draw one in. It is relaxing and healing. The staff at every level is wonderful. I have had many treatments done there from a CP5, the non-surgical face lift to hair removal and my all time favorite facials. I have tried many different facials and I love them all. Laura is wonderful and always recommends the newest treatments and products. My skin looks fantastic. I always get complimented on how great it looks. I highly recommend American Medial Aesthetics to all of my friends and family. They love it too!
by rynom15 at Citysearch Nov 10.
I have been to a few laser hair removal places and by far AMA is the best! They use a laser that is more gentle on the skin, yet very effective. The staff at AMA is super friendly and accommodating when your plans change and you need to reschedule. The laser technician is very thorough and is really nice. I've been impressed overall with the high level of service I've received from AMA. I definitely recommend them for anyone needing laser hair removal!
by sbrasier at Citysearch Nov 10.
I'm from Canada, and I was visiting the area on vacation in May 2008. Someone recommended AMA to me, so I thought I'd give it a try. My experience was fantastic. I can honestly say with the combination of the staff, environment, facilities, services and location...I would never go anywhere else again. I visit the area very frequently and will definitely return without a doubt. I have rosacea and I had very positive results after my treatment at AMA. No more bumps, and the redness is no longer noticeable. The difference is like night and day. The staff was very knowledgeable, courteous, and helpful. They suggested a few products to use after my treatment in order to help with my rosacea and also had positive results with those...my skin still looks great! Makes a big difference in my life. I am very grateful for everything the staff at AMA has done for me. Thank you!
Fantastic Experience Reccommended to Anyone and Everyone!
by heidikh at Citysearch Nov 10.
I?ve been a patient at American Medical Aesthetics for 3 years and I have had several treatments. I have used their laser hair removal services to remove all my unwanted body hair and the results have been amazing. It is liberating not to worry about shaving during these summer months. The staff members at AME are friendly, helpful and very accommodating. Unlike many places, who over-book clients, my appointment time was always respected and when you have a tight schedule that?s really important. Dr. Pien and the registered nurses who do the procedures are very knowledgeable and are always willing to take the time to explain the procedure and answer any questions I?ve had. I would highly recommend AME, my experience has been very positive.
by MervatMancy at Citysearch Nov 10.
Had a great experience at AMA in Santa Monica. The staff were great, very proffessional, very curtious. the Service was superior. Great Value for the money. Staff were experts in their medical field. Staff was also very eductional to their patients.
Highly recommend them. I would definetly refer all my family and freinds to try it.
by zoyakorp at Citysearch Nov 10.
I have been going to American Medical Aesthetics for the past few years now. I went there to see if they could help me with my rosacea. And let me tell you they did!! I started seeing Laura for facials after that and she had made such a huge difference in my skin too! I will never go anywhere else again! The office is gorgeous, the people that work there are so nice and its just the best place ever!
The best place you could go to look beautiful!
by yasminemol at Citysearch Nov 10.
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An analysis of 352 U.S. lightning deaths from 2006 to 2016 found people were most often doing something near water — fishing, camping and beach activities— when they were hit. Golf doesn’t even crack the top dozen activities, but soccer does, said Jensenius.
James Church was hit earlier this year in Florida as his first cast of the day flew through the air.<|endoftext|>[junit4] 2> 1492020 T2743 oass.ByteField.init WARN ByteField is deprecated and will be removed in 5.0. You should use TrieIntField instead.
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are identical. All of the illustrations in this manual show Modules 2734 and 2758. • Button operations are indicated using the letters shown in the illustration. Modules 2734 and 2758 Modules 3748 and 3749 Modules 4773 and 4774 • Each section of this manual provides you with the information you need to perform operations in each mode.
The "D" button on your Casio Wave Ceptor digital watch performs a variety of functions on its own. In Timekeeping mode, the "D" button can be held to initiate a manual watch update. Once started, stop the update at any time by pressing the "D" button. The "D" button is also used to toggle through display screens in the Wave Ceptor's various modes.
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the last time he was threatened with receiving the strap. He goes on to recount the numerous occasions when his wife was confronted by the sad reality of the lives of impoverished children in her classroom and how she became an heroic advocate for their needs at a time when the political climate was less than sympathetic to the less fortunate.
I dedicate this personal essay to the wonderful teachers and mentors of my youth—to all my teachers in general and in particular to my grade-school principal Miss Myrtle Downie, my grade XII English teacher Walter Cooper, my secondary school history teacher Mr. James She, my university instructors Stan Dragland and James Reaney, my Althouse professor Don Gutteridge, my classmate fellow-poet the career English teacher Roger Bell and to my publisher and friend Marty Gervais from whom I continue to learn and to my wife Cathy with whom I share my life.<|endoftext|>Joan Armatrading's entry onto the U.K. charts in 1976 heralded the arrival of a distinctive artist whose uncompromising attitude would propel her throughout a career of remarkable consistency that traversed multiple genres from rock to jazz and blues. Initially coming out of the folk-oriented singer/songwriter scene of the early '70s, she enjoyed a period of mainstream success on the back of her Glyn Johns-produced hit "Love and Affection." Reinventing herself in the early '80s as a hard-edged new wave and pop act, she remained a chart staple with rock hits like "My Myself I" and "Drop the Pilot." An increasing self-reliance as a producer, engineer, and multi-instrumentalist eventually led to yet another career resurgence in the 2000s as she delivered albums like 2007's Grammy-nominated Into the Blues out of her home studio.
Born in 1950 on the island of St. Kitts in the West Indies, Armatrading moved to England at the age of seven, settling with her family in Birmingham where she taught herself to play a piano that her mother had purchased simply as a piece of furniture. Graduating to 3 guitar her mother picked up from a local pawn shop, she began writing songs and playing in local bands. In 1970, while working on a production of the musical Hair, she met a lyricist named Pam Nestor and the two formed a short-lived songwriting partnership which yielded the material for Armatrading's 1972 Cube Records debut, Whatever's for Us. Helmed by Elton John's producer, Gus Dudgeon and rooted in the folk-oriented singer/songwriter movement, it served to introduce the fledgling singer to the greater public, though it had little to do with the distinctive folk-jazz-rock hybrid that would bring her fame in the middle of the decade. After a period spent disentangling herself from her Cube Records contract, Armatrading signed with A&M to release her 1975 follow-up, Back to the Night, a transitional record that offered glimpses of the higher quality material that was soon to come. A year later, A&M relaunched Armatrading to the public, pairing her with producer Glyn Johns to help shape a more muscular, rock-inspired sound on her eponymous third record. Behind the Top Ten hit "Love and Affection," the album was both a critical and commercial success, going gold in the U.K., breaking her into the mainstream, and marking the first of several career high points. Johns remained on board for both Show Some Emotion (1977) and To the Limit (1978), as Armatrading further established her reputation, adding jazz, disco, and reggae influences into what was still at its core a confessional singer/songwriter style. By decade's end, she was riding a wave of success that was reinforced by a Grammy nomination for her 1979 EP, How Cruel.
With the release of 1980's highly regarded Me Myself I, Armatrading's music took a stylistic shift toward a more hard-edged rock and new wave sound and subsequently became her best-selling album to date in both the U.K. and U.S. Produced by Steve Lillywhite, the more synth-heavy offerings, Walk Under Ladders (1981) and The Key (1983), were nearly as successful with the latter supplying another of her best-known songs in "Drop the Pilot" and earning her a second Grammy nomination. Having successfully transitioned into a reliable mainstream pop artist, A&M compiled Armatrading's first best of anthology in 1983's Track Record. Having become increasingly self-reliant in the studio, 1985's Secret Secrets would be the last time Armatrading worked with a producer. More of a collaborative affair with the aid of Mike Howlett, the album was embraced by fans, reaching the Top 20 in spite of delivering no hits, and was also notable for its cover, shot by iconic New York photographer Robert Mapplethorpe. For the remainder of her tenure at A&M, Armatrading was a consistent presence, delivering four more albums -- Sleight of Hand (1986), The Shouting Stage (1988), Hearts and Flowers (1990), and Square the Circle -- each of which charted in the U.K. Top 40 and were self-produced at her own home-built Bumpkin Studios. While she continued to employ various mixing engineers and guest musicians (Steve Lillywhite, Phil Palmer, Mark Knopfler, Mick Karn, Dave Mattacks), this trend toward self-sufficiency would continue throughout her career. Having left A&M in 1992, Armatrading had another go as a major-label act, signing with RCA for 1995's What's Inside which, while failing on a commercial level, won her an Ivor Novello Award for Outstanding Contemporary Song Collection. While a proper follow-up solo album wouldn't arrive for some time, she spearheaded a 1998 compilation, Lullabies with a Difference, inviting friends like Tina Turner, Mark Knopfler, and Melissa Etheridge to contribute songs to support the charity PACES, which benefitted children with cerebral palsy.
Now fully independent and in complete creative control, Armatrading returned in 2003 with Lovers Speak, another career high point that saw her handling not only production and arrangements, but performing all of the instruments except for drums. Captured during the album's tour, Live: All the Way from America, appeared the following year. Moving into yet another ambitious phase, Armatrading embarked on a three-album trilogy of all original material, with each release stylistically focused on a specific genre of music. Employing the same multi-instrumentalist approach from the Lovers Speak album, she invited her sole guest musician, drummer Miles Bould, to join her at Bumpkin Studio to record 2007's Into the Blues. Putting her own distinctive stamp on electric blues music, Armatrading managed to debut at number one on Billboard's Blues Chart, earning yet another Grammy nomination and flashing some sterling guitar work in the process. The success of Into the Blues reignited interest in her back catalog as well, and she made television appearances on Live from Abbey Road and Later With Jools Holland performing both new and old material. The second themed album, This Charming Life, was geared toward rock and while not quite as successful as her blues outing, was another quality release. Her jazz entry, Starlight, closed out the trilogy in 2012.<|endoftext|>Site loading twice. Because of MU Domain Mapping plugin redirect??
Whenever I visit a site on my WordPress Multisite that has a domain mapped to it, it seems as though the site gets loaded twice. Everything gets loaded twice: the header logo image, the css stylesheet. It gets loaded once from the mapped domain, and once from the main multi-site install base domain.
I am using the WordPress MU Domain Mapping by Donncha, found here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/, which I know is not supported here, but I'm hoping someone can help.
1. Is this the way this plugin, or domain mapping in general is supposed to work?
2. If so, sites that map domains in this way take a serious speed and bandwidth hit. Is there anyway to speed this up and/or reduce the double bandwidth utilisation?
3. I'd like to remove Donncha's Domain Mapping plugin so I can install WPMU's Multi-Domains 1.06 plugin to get support on it here. None of the sites that are currently mapped are live, so other than de-mapping all of my sites while I make the change, are there any drawbacks to removing this plugin?
4. How do I safely remove this Domain Mapping plugin (and/or MU plugins in general)?
I really can't tell you why it's happening, but it is not designed to work like that.
You'd probably have better luck with our plugin. The switchover should be easy, as we made sure to use the same db tables as the other. Just overwrite the files with ours.
Thanks for your quick reply Aaron.
So, I can just delete the WordPress MU Domain Mapping by Donncha files from the mu-plugins folder, and then install the WPMU Multi-Domains files in the mu-plugins folder, right?
Do I have to do anything with the.htaccess file, or any other files?
Just delete and replace the file. Should be good to go. Let us know how it goes!
Don't forget the sunrise.php file as well.
OK - So, I deleted the domain mapping plugin I was using, and also the sunrise.php file.
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The Iphone 3g, is Smaller, than The Old Model, I like the Iphone 3g, And Did someone Have Seen Iphone 3g Magic So Cool!!
soooooooo expensive, and very sensitive!!!!!!!!!
- The ability to download heaps of apps from Apple and third parties is great. It means people can personalise the phone to suit their needs more than any other phone i've ever seen.
- The screen size and resolution has been brilliant. Viewing photos, videos, etc is excellent!
- Safari web browser is easy to use and allows you to open multiple web pages.
- Zoom function for web pages and photos is so simple.
- Obviously the mp3 player functionality on it is second to none as it has ipod software.
- The 'instant messenger like' sms display is fantastic!
- Push email is fast and simple.
- Generally, a lot easier to use than expected.
- No mms or message forwarding.
- Camera is terrible (no flash or video).
- Cannot set mp3 as ringtone.
- Cannot bluetooth images or songs to or from.
I'm loving the iphone! I will freely admit that there are plenty of things it can't do, some of which are features I would/did use. But for me, the features it has outweigh the frustration over the features it doesn't have.
Bee, 04 Oct 2008How is the volume on this one? The 1st generation was pretty low...The volume is pretty low on this model, just like the 2G. I hear phonecalls because the 'old phone' ring is irritating enough that I can't miss it, but I never hear my text message or email notifications.
forbes, 04 Oct 2008ive always had the latest nokia phones, most recently being the n82... having upgraded to the... moremost of the people that are downgradin the iphone have had one or had a bad experienced with one. Otherwise, they wouldnt be dissing the iphone.
iphone users need to quit praising the iphone too much! There no best phone and no perfect phone. All pda/smartphones have flaws!
Daniëlla, 03 Oct 2008For all Belgian users and also for all other I-phone users all over the world: Be VERY careful... morereally?
but i can put my pirated music and vid easily what so hard with that dude??
you CAN zoom using cam by using 3rd party software but again why i bother using it if i have 8 megpx sleek model olympus and SLR in my home?
iPhone is a fun phone!
n96 and nokia expres music touchscreen cripple the iphone.
The n95 can go up to 16 gb.
Although i have the iphone also, i do believe it is in an early stage.
Anonymous, 03 Oct 2008Omnia and nokia fast music are the bad copies of IPHONE is the kingNo way omnia and express music Phone with better spec.
Really a phone never e ipod suppose to be a phone lol.
Better burn ur money than buy and iphone.
okay, so everyone's comparing this to the nokia n95?
well sorry people, the iphone beats it hands down.
i absolutely hate searching through songs on my nokia, and the ipod on the iphone is so much easier, just like any other ipod.
just try having an iphone before you start saying that the touchscreen is bad because you had a go on it for 5 minutes in the carphone warehouse and couldn't get the hang of it.
and yes, i do have one.
easiest phone to type on i've ever had. just like typing on a miniature laptop!
and as for the 2mp camera? my friend's phone has a 5mp camera on it, and the lens quality is so bad, it looks like something off a 1mp or even VGA phone camera.
even my ancient 3mp digital camera that i took on holiday with me took better snaps than my friends 5mp phone.
no phone camera can compete with any digital camera, so could everyone stop going on about it!
just shows you, bigger mp doesn't mean better lens quality!
nokia n95 only goes up to 8GB. well, iphone goes up to 16GB, and there are rumours of a 32GB model.
3.5" TOUCHscreen on the iphone versus 2.8" screen on the nokia n95.
Some people here really need to get over it.
The iphone is the best phone, period.
Just because it does not have the features that you desire for it to have, it does not make it a useless phone.
What makes the iphone the best is its functionality. It offers other features that are very useful.
I don't know why some people make a big deal of those missing features when the iphone offers better ones.
The iphone offers other features that are more important than sms forwarding & BT file transfer. Which seems to be the features that iphone antagonists complain about all the time. Grow up people. Stop forwading those stupid jokes via sms. Be considerate and email them instead. Here in the US, we are getting charged for both outgoing and incoming SMS.
In my humble opinion - Nokia has made a good shot at Apple iPhone 3G with their 5800 XpressMusic. Have you looked at the side by side spec sheet. Please allow me to say - that basis the prices on offer - Nokia is indeed making some headway here.
And Hey, two different platforms - different concepts, especially with the software offering.
Do we need to look at the MP3 issue?
The comparison isn't there - is there?<|endoftext|>It's time we stopped pointing the finger at boomers for simply being born. There are far bigger issues with Social Security.
Social Security may have paid benefits to retired workers for more than 78 years, but there's little denying that the nation's most important social program is in trouble.
Each year, the Social Security Board of Trustees releases an annual report that examines the short-term (10-year) and long-term (75-year) outlook for the program. In the latest edition from early June, the Trustees projected that, for the first time since 1982, expenditures would exceed collected revenue. Although we're only talking about a net cash outflow of $1.7 billion, which is hardly noticeable next to $2.89 trillion in asset reserves, it's the sheer significance of this event that's concerning.
By 2020, this net cash outflow is expected to really begin ramping up. In 2027, an estimated $169 billion more will go out than will be collected, according to the intermediate-cost model. And by 2034, all $2.89 trillion in asset reserves is estimated to be gone. Though this (thankfully) doesn't mean bankruptcy for Social Security, it could lead to an across-the-board cut in benefits of up to 21% to fund payouts through the year 2092 without the need for any further cuts.
You might be asking, "Who's to blame for this mess?" In many instances, it's the poor baby boomers who get thrust to the top of the blame game, through no fault of their own, might I add.
Boomers, who are defined as being born in the late 1940s, 1950s, and early 1960s, are in the process of hitting the eligible retirement age to claim Social Security benefits and are, thusly, leaving the labor force. Since fertility rates spiked during their generation and they've dropped considerably since, the worker-to-beneficiary ratio is expected to decline from 2.8 to 1 in 2018 to 2.2 to 1 by 2035. Or in plainer English, there aren't enough new workers entering the labor force to account for the ballooning number of retired beneficiaries.
However, we can't blame boomers for simply being born when they were. Instead, let's place the blame for Social Security's mess on the following half-dozen factors.
One of the biggest issues with Social Security has been increased longevity since the program was crafted in the mid-1930s. When payouts began in January 1940, the average man and woman were living to about 61 years
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great mix of academic/ethnographic approach to market research and consulting"
Sometimes understaffed, meaning it's difficult to allocate human resources to various project needs. The nature of project proposals and clients sometimes limits the scope and space to experiment with research methods and deliverables.
Keep up the strong focus on building intellectual capital. Provide your employees with the resources they need to develop their own and the company's capabilities.
"A Food Culture-Focused Consulting & Research Firm"
The organization's size means that its benefits package is less generous than those at large firms. Hartman was up-front about this during the hiring process. The location in Bellevue means the office is subject to the standard, day-to-day commuting pains that are familiar to everyone in the Seattle metro. Some schedule flexibility and a remote work day once a week help with this.
Really INTERESTING work with some brilliant folks.
Some of the more seasoned folks do not follow any sort of scientific/research sound protocol. Making up results based on their own theories and ideas, rather than providing accurate data.
A paycheck - albeit smaller than average for the area and industry. And, having your own office - although your stuck there because there's no flexibility with work schedules.
They really don't do much new research, relying mostly on old data and studies. Anything new is put through the filter of the old. Bias is strong amongst most of the senior employees - which doesn't make for good and true ethnography. Any new ideas brought in by younger, fresher employees are scoffed at and ignored.
Step outside your bubble and see the world through fresh eyes. Ethnography can not be true when filtered through bias. Really look at your senior employees - they may be good wordsmiths but they are not actually performing strong ethnographic research.
Work-life balance is was okay. It provided a paycheck.
Difficult to expand individual skill sets while being there.
Very hard to get into at the entry level. Worked for the company part-time for a year while I've been in school, and when it was time to hire someone full-time, they brought someone in from outside.
Just keep doing what you're doing, guys!
"Smart people, great work, but unfocused, weak strategy"
"Very smart people. Disorganized structure and Management."
Not good at staying current with tools and management strategies.
Be more open to doing things differently than in the past.
"People here are passionate about food culture"
Find your niche and hammer away at it.
Glassdoor has 9 The Hartman Group reviews submitted anonymously by The Hartman Group employees. Read employee reviews and ratings on Glassdoor to decide if The Hartman Group is right for you.<|endoftext|>Obama's shave ice order: A sign of bipartisanship?
President Obama enjoys a shave ice with family friend Anita Blanchard in Kailua, Hawaii on January 3.
President Obama is back in Washington after his two-week vacation in Hawaii. No doubt it’s going to be tough for him to turn his mind back to work. Who wouldn’t have trouble with that transition? He’s trading shorts, balmy breezes, and blue skies for bare trees and the imminent ascendance of Republicans to power in the House.
But we believe he’s showing subtle signs that his mind is in a different place and he intends to bend – somewhat – to Washington’s new power calculus.
What’s our evidence? Two words: shave ice.
Shave ice is a frozen treat made from the finest all-natural ingredients. It’s like a snow cone that went to college and got an advanced degree in delicious. Obama and his family go to a local landmark named Island Snow for shave ice whenever they’re in Hawaii. It’s a tradition of presidential relaxation – like Ronald Reagan chopping wood at his ranch.
However, when Obama last Tuesday arrived at Island Snow’s Kailua branch for his annual visit, he called an audible. Per a suggestion made by employee Renee Ebia, he replaced the guava orange with melon. Going in new directions! Working with others to make his shave ice a better product! That sounds like a recipe for bipartisan progress if we’ve ever heard one.
And then Obama did it again. On Monday, he returned to Island Snow for one last shave ice before boarding Air Force One. Instead of the three flavors of his previous visit, he chose only two: melon and cherry. Does this mix reduction presage a desire to rein in government spending? Time will tell. Back to you in “The Situation Room,” Wolf.
Obama remains a Democrat, of course, so in the end he did not go in wild new directions in shave ice. Queried by reporters on his trip home, he reiterated that he had refrained, as usual, from ordering ice cream, sweet milk, or sweet azuki red bean topping.
“I’m a plain shave ice guy,” he said.
He also said he had been “consistent” in his choice of flavors, despite clear evidence of his changes of taste. And he indicated that he understood that Republicans were going to be flexing their new power in Washington for weeks, if not months, to come.
“They are going to play to their base for a certain period of time,” he said.
The Vote Obama vacation: What flavor shave ice will he order?<|endoftext|>Discussion in 'Windows, Linux & Others on the Mac' started by Soundburst, Nov 5, 2006.
Hello, i installed Windows on my C2D macbook pro and need some help.
I did bootcamp once, created the partition and then it froze...so i went in and created another partition and then restarted as the instructions say.
The only problem now is that out of a 120gb hard drive.. 20gb is windows, and there's only 66gb left on my mac one. Did i set up a hidden partition of another 20gb somewhere before bootcamp froze the first time? How do i get that back and add it to my Mac OS space.
Right, I started bootcamp and burned the disk, selected the partitioned space and inserted my XP disk. Mty computer then failed to shut down, and now I have 30GB on my macbook pro missing in this misterious parition which I cant see and has nothing in it. Is there anything I can do to merge it back to the OSX parition and start over with bootcamp, or have I just lost 30GB off my HDD for good? If I did re-install OSX, would I get my 30GB back? Its very annoying I have to say.
Ended up just going into bootcamp and this time it gave me the option to make it one parition again. Didnt say that the last time. Oh well, fixed now.<|endoftext|>SAO PAULO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Banco Bradesco SA on Thursday posted forecast-beating quarterly earnings and set more aggressive targets for 2019, including eyeing upcoming government asset sales, sending the Brazilian lender’s shares to a record high.
Brazil’s second-largest privately owned bank reported a 19.9 percent rise in fourth-quarter profit over a year earlier and beat analysts’ average estimate on lower loan-loss provisions.
The bank’s loan book grew at a faster 1.6 percent pace in the quarter. Bradesco also set a 2019 loan book growth target of 9 percent to 13 percent, after a 7.8 percent expansion last year.
“With the faster-than-expected pick-up in loan growth, Bradesco appears to be moving further into a new lending cycle,” UBS analysts wrote in a note to clients.
Lazari also said the bank will analyze acquisition opportunities in state-owned financial companies that the Brazilian government intends to privatize. Brazil’s antitrust watchdog had barred it from making additional acquisitions after it bought HSBC’s Brazilian unit, but the ban expired in November 2018.
Also reflecting that rebound, loan-loss provision slid by 31.8 percent year-on-year, as clients’ creditworthiness has improved.
As a result, the bank’s return on equity, a barometer of profitability, also rose in the fourth quarter, reaching 19.7 percent, up 0.7 percentage point from the prior quarter.
“The bank is confident it can post higher profitability,” he said, without mentioning specific targets.
Bradesco has been trying to boost the profitability of retail clients acquired in its purchase of the local unit of HSBC Holdings Plc to raise the bank’s return on equity.<|endoftext|>NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India signed a contract on Wednesday to buy four maritime spy planes from Boeing Co for about $1 billion, defense and industry sources said, aiming to bolster the navy as it tries to check China’s presence in the Indian Ocean.
India has already deployed eight of the long-range P-8I aircraft to track submarine movements in the Indian Ocean and on Wednesday exercised an option for four more, two defense ministry officials and an industry source told Reuters.
“It’s a follow-on order, it was signed today,” a defense ministry official said, speaking on condition of anonymity as he is not authorized to make announcements on procurements.
A second defense official confirmed the value of the contract at about $1 billion and said the aircraft were expected to enter service over the next three years.
Amrita Dhindsa, a spokeswoman for Boeing defense, space, and security in India, said she was not in a position to say anything on the contract and referred all questions to the defense ministry.
But she said
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So when I'm on a packed flight going coast to coast, I don't want to know who the Christians are, OK?
I don't want to know who the Jews are. I don't want to know who the Muslims or Hindus or Buddhists are, either.
No, when we're squeezed together in a narrow metal tube careening through the clouds, I want us all to be one big, happy, secular family.
I don't want the fat guy in the next seat to turn to me and say: "Brother, have you been saved?"
I don't want anyone waving the Bible or Torah or Quran at me.
The only waving I want to see is people waving for the beverage cart.
To take this another step further, I'd feel the same way if the pilot on my flight clicked on the PA and started talking about politics.
What's that old saying - never talk religion or politics with strangers?
Me, I'd be a little nervous if we were 25,000 feet over Iowa and the pilot comes on and says: "All right, I want all you liberals to raise your hands. Now you conservative Republicans, I want you to see if you can't talk some sense into those people with their hands up."
Yeah, that would make for a nice, relaxing flight. Tell me the air marshals wouldn't be pulling out their Tasers five minutes later.
The good news is that most airline pilots know better than to bring up anything that might set off any lunatics on the flight already pre-disposed to, say, charging the cockpit or trying to light a fuse in their shoes.
According to the Air Line Pilots Association, which represents 66,000 pilots, each airline sets its own policy as to what a pilot should or shouldn't talk about with passengers.
"There's a certain amount of latitude [permitted]," association spokesman John Mazor told me.
And the pilots association itself has no hard and fast guidelines for its members, either.
"It's mostly common sense," Mazor continued. "Picture yourself in an elevator with a bunch of people. You probably wouldn't inflict your [religious or political] views on them, would you?"
Uh, no, definitely not in an elevator.
In fact, I think it's the law that all you can talk about in an elevator is the weather - and then only if you're staring down at your feet or up at the floor indicator.
Anyway, I hope the suspension of that American Airlines pilot serves as a deterrent for any other pilot who suddenly decides he's the Rev. Billy Graham of the skies.
Let's face it: Airline passengers are jittery enough these days without having to listen to sermons over the PA that might incite the nutcases on board.
There is also this: Most airline passengers would probably prefer that their pilot, instead of thinking about the next soul he's going to save, remain concentrated on all those gauges and lights and instruments on the control panel.
That way he'd be a lot less preoccupied if, for instance, something unpleasant should occur, such as the no. 2 engine flaming out.
In which case, I'd prefer that he not come on the PA system with the news.
That would definitely be one of those times when ignorance is bliss.<|endoftext|>T-shirt yarn, cotton chunky yarn for crochet bags, rugs and baskets. Textile fabric, recycled t-shirt yarn. Beige powder tshirt yarn.
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Longtime incumbent JWT is expected to defend. Global media spending on the brand was not immediately available, but in the U.S. alone, spending approached $23 million last year, up from nearly $20 million in 2011, according to Nielsen. Those figures don't include online outlays.
JWT's relationship with Smirnoff extends beyond to the U.S. to markets such as Japan, China, India, Singapore and Australia. The agency referred calls to a Diageo representative, who confirmed the review, adding that the company already drew up a short list of contenders. The rep did not, however, identify them.
Other Diageo roster shops include Bartle Bogle Hegarty, which works on Johnnie Walker scotch whiskey and Baileys liqueur; Anomaly (Captain Morgan rum); Mother (Tanqueray gin); and Grey (Crown Royal whiskey, Ketel One vodka).
In a statement, Edward Pilkington, Diageo’s global category director for vodka, rum and gin, acknowledged Smirnoff’s “long and successful” relationship with JWT, which dates back to 2000. During that period, the vodka’s annual sales volume has grown from 15.1 million cases to 26.3 million cases, making it—by Pilkington’s own account—the largest premium spirits brand in the world.
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Suarez's decision to snub the offer of a handshake by Evra before last Saturday's clash between United and Liverpool at Old Trafford caused a furore.
It triggered an angry response from Ferguson, who labelled the Uruguayan "a disgrace" who should be sold.
The following day, Suarez, Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish and managing director Ian Ayre all issued public apologies.
However, the fall-out refuses to die away, to the point where Suarez, arguably Liverpool's best player, has been linked with a summer move to PSG.
And now Lugano's views, published on his own official website, will simpy put Suarez's name back in the headlines once again.
Lugano said: "You have to have balls to do what Luis did on Saturday.
"He followed his principles. We live in a democracy, and if you do not want to greet someone, you do not do it.
"And less so if that person has made you experience some bad moments."
Suarez apologised for snubbing Evra's handshake after the game - although he did not say sorry to the Frenchman - and Lugano claims the whole uproar is nothing more than a "football argument".
He said: "He has gone through a few months he did not deserve. Everyone in football
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Siemens Class S is not just a "boring" mobile phone meant for work. Apart from luxury elegancy, brilliantly elaborated functions and fast data transfers, it offers an excellent MP3 player and a high-class camera. And what about the price? It's so low that it is hard to believe.
All Siemens mobile phones from the S class are famous for their excellent working features. In particular, the latest S65 model has become very popular for its decent outlook, large display, superb phonebook service, calendar and messages, as well as for its Bluetooth and marginal orientation towards multimedia functions. Obviously, the manufacturer has decided to supplement it with several entertainment applications in order to keep the pace with the competition. And here we have Siemens S75 - a music mobile for managers.
Looked aside Siemens S75 reminds a sandwich. Both top and bottom courses are silver. In between them there is a dark grey section, in which several elements are mounted. On the right side of the phone you will find buttons for volume control of the earphones, while on the left side the camera release button and the music player button are to be found. In the bottom part of the left side you will also see a dark glass, which is basically the infrared port. The bottom side of the device is occupied by the system connector, which is identical to the system connectors of the rest of the models from the 65/75 series. Above the connector you will find a large memory card slot. To open it you will need a pen or a similar sharp object.
On the top of the phone there is a small slot, which reminds an eyelet hold. However, it is nothing else but a bracket for the car holder. If you hang Siemens S75 on your neck, it will be swinging upside down as the real eyelet hold is located on the bottom side of the device, below its removable back cover. The back cover is entirely silver. Below it you will find an 820 mAh Li-Ion battery, which is said to support up to 300 hours of stand-by performance and 300 minutes of phone calls. By this very moment I have been intensively testing Siemens S75 for full two days. Nevertheless, the battery indicator is still half full.
Siemens S75 features a camera located in the upper area of its back cover. Here you will find the lens in a chromium-plated frame, a flash LED and a tiny square mirror for self-portraits. As usual in all Siemens models, the back cover of the phone also hosts the uncovered and rather ugly external antenna connector.
The phone has a solid construction. It did not creak once no matter how hard I would twist or press it. This fact comes to supplement the good impression this luxury phone gives at first sight. The dimensions of the phone (103 x 47 x 19 mm) and its weight of 99 g send it into the category of medium big and medium heavy mobile phones.
Alike the front cover, the buttons of the keypad are made of shiny black plastics. They are separate and small, but at the same time stand out enough to significantly assist touch control. Press is relatively firm, but at the same time quite loud. I myself find it so loud that I fear it may disturb a lot, if the phone is used in quiet environment.
Similar to the SXG75 model, Siemens S75's control key is in a distinct chromium rectangular frame. Selected options are confirmed by a press on its middle part. On the sides there are two context keys and a standard pair of green and red receivers. Besides, on the left there is an additional key, which opens music files, and on the right - a key for direct access to the internet browser.
Apart from the loud clicks, the keypad is brilliant. In general, keys are easy to manage, even if quite small. Fast SMS writing is not a problem. The keypad is backlighted in white, but it is only the legends of the keys that shine. Side buttons have been smartly done as well. They do not need to be pressed strongly, but are somewhat difficult to find by touch.
I'm using a first generation s75 with FW 47 but it still hang alot and a bit slow... However, I like the OS. It's a lot useful compare to the latest Sybian OS.. Music playback with headset rocks... Will Siemens make a comeback in 2010?<|endoftext|>Discussion in 'Digital Photography' started by leighonigar, Dec 1, 2013.
Welcome to this week's photo contest thread.
The theme this week is "Reconstruction". Interpret it how you will.
Please do not comment or use voting button on photos until after the judging has taken place.
At the end of the week, The Judge (last week's Winner) will choose a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place photo, providing as much feedback as possible. (Judge has 24 hours to make decision).
The 1st place Winner will start a new thread with the topic/theme of their choice, and act as the Judge for that contest. (Winner has 48 hours to create new theme).
To see all of our past contests please see the sticky thread here.
Reconstruction & preservation of ancient Mayan temple ruins in Tulum, Mexico, in 2004. Taken with Nikon FM2 using 50 mm f2.0 lens. B&W image digitized with scanner for you folks.
Reconstruction of an old church.
Fort Michilmackinac has been an archeology study site for years, and it much of it has been rebuilt based on the findings.
Bamboo is still a staple of modern construction in China.
This competition has come to its end. I will critique and judge this evening. Two photographs (fireman32's and Jodelli's) were posted after the 'closing datestamp' presumably I should not include them in the judging?
That's up to you but I did post this on the 8th and you had not made a post that the contest had ended.
I'm OK either way. I enjoy fireman32's and Jodelli's photos regardless but you are the judge!
Hello all, thanks for the diverse contributions. My apologies for taking my time with this, but I have been working a great deal and hence have only just got back to my desk.
I have not included the three photographs that were contributed more than a week after the original post's date-stamp, as this is consistent with the rules. I have however commented on these images.
imac wannabe: I like what this image shows - the product of thousands of hours of hard work and dedication. It looks pretty sharp to me too. I would probably have cropped the image a bit tighter for this purpose because I am not sure that all the blue adds to the composition.
Cheese&Apple: A humorous take perhaps! A good contrast of dark bird and white(ish) snow. Again, perhaps the image would benefit from a slight crop to remove the edge of the mound?
JoeRito: I like the arrangement of the four buildings and the various windows they provide for our visual exploration. A good composition.
MacRy: I would think you have taken a good while over this image working carefully on symmetry and cropping as well as the tonality of the picture. Arguably the contrast is fairly low and there aren't really any highlights but I think this adds to the restfulness of the scene.
Keleko: I've no idea how many times this fellow fired while you were there, but I suspect it was not many. I think I feel that from this perspective in an ideal world there would be less space behind the man and more in front to take in the puff of smoke more fully - of course, if this was the only time he fired you may not have even known the smoke would have been the main event!
jkramerbob: This is probably the most subtle use of selective or partial colouring I have come across. I like the perspective and the concept you have executed here. I do find my eye drawn to the gap between the head on the left and the edge of the frame which distracts a little from the subject. I wonder if that edge could just be cropped off and then the people are even more like landscape elements: hills or mountains and a sort of symmetry is created.
oblomow: An astounding building and one which has been the subject of much'reconstruction' over the centuries. There is a lot going on, and my eye wanders freely across the frame. I do wonder if the image would be more balanced if the bottom third of the image was removed - you would be left with an image which was about the contrasts and similarities between the ancient building and the modern scaffold.
pmxexperience: another image which brings work from an unfamiliar [to me] culture to us. There is the scaffold which is itself interesting (where are the floors from which the workers work? I see only sparse levels??) and also the two paint colours on an otherwise fairly plain building. I do wonder if, since you couldn't get level with the building to avoid perspective issues, there might have been a stronger image to be had from a more detailed look - perhaps filling the frame with the building and avoiding the sky totally.
Apple fanboy: I think that it is the sign that makes this image: 'laser combat arena' transforms a fairly dull photograph of demolition into a rather humorous and puzzling image - did a game get out of hand? Were the lasers a little too powerful?? It looks as though you used some flash for this shot which seems to have been a good move.
needfx: Entertaining and well executed image. Your model's expression makes the most of the image.
fireman32: Lots
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Tesla has finished work on the world's biggest lithium-ion battery in Australia just eight weeks after Elon Musk signed a deal to "build it in 100 days or its free".
The 100 megawatt capacity battery, located in South Australia, was the state government's response to a statewide blackout in September 2016.
Musk stepped up on Twitter and said he could fix the problem in just over three months. He met with the South Australian Government and insisted the clause be included in the contract.
Work finished on Thursday (23 November). The government will now begin testing the system before operations commence on 1 December. Power for the batteries will be generated by 99 turbines at a wind farm run by French company Neoen. It is all based three hours from Adelaide, South Australia's capital city.
The batteries can store enough power to run 30,000 homes, roughly the same as how many were left without power after the blackouts. It cost A$33m to build (£18.9m). 70% of the battery power will be stored for the state's electricity grid.
South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill said the system would make residents more sufficient. "The world's largest lithium ion battery will be an important part of energy mix, and it sends the clearest message that South Australia will be a leader (for) renewable energy with battery storage."
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Many people could raise a legitimate complaint against this expensive plan, starting with Schultz’s heirs. But the Twitter complaints arise from concern not that Schultz is about to waste his money, but that he might spend it effectively. He might weaken the Democratic candidate in 2020, and thereby help reelect President Donald Trump.
Actually, this complaint reveals why Schultz’s exploration is just the help America needs. Schultz seems to intend to run as a compassionate businessman concerned that the Democratic Party is veering too far to the left. In an interview on CBS’s 60 Minutes, he complained of promises of free health care and free college tuition.
These complaints have been mocked as the selfish preoccupations of the superrich. If that were true, however, Democratic activists would have no reason to fear Schultz’s candidacy. America’s new progressive majority could roll right over Schultz’s plutocratic message.
The trouble is that, while there is clearly a strong anti-Trump majority in America, that majority is not so progressive. The crucial final piece of the anti-Trump coalition—the difference between 2016 and 2018—is that Trump has alienated a lot of people, especially women, who normally vote Republican.
College-educated, comparatively affluent, fiscally concerned: These are the voters who delivered George H. W. Bush’s former congressional seat in Houston to a business-minded Democratic candidate, Lizzie Fletcher. These are also the voters who balked the hopes of Andrew Gillum in Florida and Stacey Abrams in Georgia. They are not a majority either, nothing like it, but they are indispensable to defeating Trump. And whether or not they would ever actually vote for Howard Schultz, they are nodding along to his words.
The early Democratic presidential contest has been an exercise of lefter-than-thou politics, culminating in the earnest consideration of 70 percent tax rates and wealth confiscation for émigrés.
You can understand the temptation: Trump seems weak, perhaps already doomed. Why compromise with the faint of heart? Give the American people a choice, not an echo!
This is the logic of factional politics. You want the smallest possible majority, most easily
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The term pandemism also is in use, but not all authors are consistent in the sense in which they use the term; some speak of pandemism mainly in referring to diseases and pandemics, and some as a term intermediate between endemism and cosmopolitanism, in effect regarding pandemism as subcosmopolitanism. This means near cosmopolitanism, but with major gaps in the distribution, say, complete absence from Australia. Terminology varies, and there is some debate whether the true opposite of endemism is pandemism or cosmopolitism.
The term "cosmopolitan distribution" usually should not be taken literally, because it often is applied loosely in various contexts. Commonly the intention is not to include polar regions, extreme altitudes, oceans, deserts, or small, isolated islands. For example, the housefly is nearly as cosmopolitan as any animal species, but it is neither oceanic nor polar in its distribution. Similarly, the term "cosmopolitan weed" implies no more than that the plant in question occurs on all continents except Antarctica; it is not meant to suggest that the species is present in all regions of every continent.
Another concept in biogeography is that of oceanic cosmopolitanism and endemism. Although there is a temptation to regard the World Ocean as a medium without biological boundaries, this is far from reality; many physical and biological barriers interfere with either the spread or continued residence of many species. For example, temperature gradients prevent free migration of tropical species between the Atlantic and Indian-plus-Pacific oceans, even though there is open passage past continental masses such as the Americas and Africa/Eurasia. Again, as far as many species are concerned, the Southern Ocean and the Northern marine regions are completely isolated from each other by the intolerable temperatures of the tropical regions. In the light of such considerations, it is no surprise to find that endemism and cosmopolitanism are quite as marked in the oceans as on land.
Another aspect of cosmopolitanism is that of ecological limitations. A species that is apparently cosmopolitan because it occurs in all oceans might in fact occupy only littoral zones, or only particular ranges of depths, or only estuaries, for example. Analogously, terrestrial species might be present only in forests, or mountainous regions, or sandy arid regions or the like. Such distributions might be patchy, or extended, but narrow. Factors of such a nature are taken widely for granted, so they seldom are mentioned explicitly in mentioning cosmopolitan distributions.
Cosmopolitanism of a particular species or variety should not be confused with cosmopolitanism of higher taxa. For example, the family Myrmeleontidae is cosmopolitan in the sense that every continent except Antarctica is home to some indigenous species within the Myrmeleontidae, but nonetheless no one species, nor even genus, of the Myrmeleontidae is cosmopolitan. Conversely, partly as a result of human introduction of unnatural apiculture to the New World, Apis mellifera probably is the only cosmopolitan member of its family; the rest of the family Apidae have modest distributions.
Even where a cosmopolitan population is recognised as a single species, such as indeed Apis mellifera, there generally will be variation between regional sub-populations. Such variation commonly is at the level of subspecies, varieties or morphs, whereas some variation is too slight or inconsistent for formal recognition.
For an example of subspecific variation, consider the so-called "African killer bee", which is the subspecies Apis mellifera scutellata, and the Cape bee, which is the subspecies Apis mellifera capensis; both of them are in the same cosmopolitan species Apis mellifera, but their ranges barely overlap.
Other cosmopolitan species, such as the osprey and house sparrow, present similar examples, but in yet other species there are less familiar complications: some migratory birds such as the Arctic tern occur from the Arctic to the Southern Ocean, but at any one season of the year they are likely to be largely in passage or concentrated at only one end of the range. Also, some such species breed only at one end of the range. Seen purely as an aspect of cosmopolitanism, such distributions could be seen as temporal, seasonal variations.
Other complications of cosmopolitanism on a planet too large for local populations to interbreed routinely with each other, lead to genetic effects such as ring species, for example in the Larus gulls. They also lead to the formation of clines such as in Drosophila.
Cosmopolitan distributions can be observed both in extinct and extant species. For example, Lystrosaurus was cosmopolitan in the Early Triassic after a mass extinction.
In the modern world, the killer whale has a cosmopolitan distribution, extending over most of the Earth's oceans. The wasp Copidosoma floridanum is another example, as it is found around the world. Other examples include humans, cats, dogs, orchids, the foliose lichen Parmelia sulcata, and the mollusc genus Mytilus. The term can also apply to some diseases. It may result from a broad range of environmental tolerances or from rapid dispersal compared to the time needed for evolution.
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workers were able to help Chilly get out of the pipe and he is now happy and warm at the shelter in Missouri with his siblings, nicknamed Frozen and Ice.
In total, the Stray Rescue of St Louis found eight stray dogs on Sunday.
Stray Rescue is planning an adoption event, when adoption fees will be lowered from $100 to $25.<|endoftext|>Cs:Go : Compilation #1 - Duration: 6 minutes, 20 seconds.
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When we moved from a house to a condo Geoff Benson installed our TV and sound system with up to date eguipment. With that installation came the usual glitches. Geoff was most attentive to return to solve our problems and completed the installation with the result that we have a wonderful system that brings us a great deal of enjoyment.
Geoff came into my home to assess the job before giving a quote and to offer some great ideas that didn't occur to me. Installed a flat screen TV and hooked it up to the main stereo system. He programmed the Universal remote which now controls every entertainment device in my home. Very professional and exceptional service.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND his services for your next home entertainment system.
Not only was Geoff able to install a user friendly system (the TV remote even prompts you), he was willing to install it up in cottage country and do follow up to confirm the system was working well. Situating the speakers was a bit tricky but he worked it out. Mounting the TV in the bedroom was a challenge but he managed that too.
Would work with Geoff again and recommend him highly.
While doing a major home reno, we decided to look into adding a home stereo system. We called Geoff to get a quote. Neither my husband nor I knew much about stereo systems but Geoff explained our options and told us what we did and did not need. I really appreciated that I never felt like he was trying to push anything on us or "over sell". The work was all finished when promised for the amount quoted. I would recommend him to a friend who was in the market.
He was very reliable which is especially important when you're working around a contractor's job, and never kept the contractor's crew waiting. There was a huge amount of wiring to do and he did it very neatly. We were really pleased with the service Jeff provided us.
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Looking for Home Theater pros in Toronto?<|endoftext|>with an up-to-date "squeeze" on Alpha.
Yes, I had also noted the gnome-settings-daemon problem. I gave up on my Squeeze partition a couple of weeks or so ago, 'cause I got sick of the awful default settings, and returned to booting off the Lenny partition.
More seriously, on my experimental alpha I have tried upgrading to unstable. There the X server crashes on initialisation resulting in a kernel oops, a complete hard lock of the machine, and, on one crash, corruption of a disc partition. Basically utter disaster. I had been meaning to report it in the hope that it might be fixed before inflicting pain on anyone running testing.
The irony is that I had had my own compiled Xserver version 1.6.1 installed on top of Debian testing successfully running on the experimental alpha prior to installing Debian unstable. BTW, to run the latest Xserver on Alpha one must compile their own 2.6.30 kernel (or patch a 2.6.29 kernel). The 2.6.30 kernel doesn't seem to have propagated to Alpha on Debian unstable yet.
Can someone advise whether I should register a bug report of the kernel oops generated by the Xserver against kernel (which would have to go the linux kernel list since the kernel hasn't arrived in Debian yet) or against the Xserver? I normally would report it against the kernel, but I am guessing because the Xserver has low level access to graphics hardware, and presumably some kernel data, that it might be better to advise the X developers.<|endoftext|>The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has rejected an application for a personalized license plate that says “ATHE1ST” – even though the word is not on the state’s list of offensive and prohibited terms.
New Jersey resident David Silverman, president of the group American Atheists, was willing to pay for a personalized license plate that reflects his views on religion. In the state of New Jersey, it costs $50 to acquire a customized license plate. But the MVC rejected his application, claiming that the word “atheist” is offensive, Silverman tweeted after the incident.
Earlier this year, the New Jersey Star-Ledger published the list of words that the MVC refuses to print on license plates. But the list, which has a total of 1,085 words and is dated Nov. 26, 2012, does not include the word atheist.
MVC spokesman Mike Horan told the paper that personalized license plate applications are evaluated on a case-by-case basis, especially since new slang words are continuously arising.
But the word atheist is neither new, nor slang – and versions of it can be found on license plates in other US states, such as the Midwestern state of Minnesota, where 81 percent of the population is affiliated with a Christian religion. Furthermore, New Jersey has printed customized license plates such as “1M2SEXY,” “CLIMAXX,” “IAMGOD,” and “BIOCH,” which could be considered more offensive than “ATHE1ST,” the American Atheists wrote on its website.
The MVC has previously also approved the license plate “ATHEIST,” which varies from Silverman’s application because it contains an “I” instead of a “1”. That license plate his since been retired.
Silverman’s group, the American Atheists,
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went abroad.
More than 60 Democratic lawmakers stayed away from the proceedings to protest Trump.
Many demonstrators will participate in a “Women’s March on Washington” on Saturday. Protests are also planned in other cities in the United States and abroad.
Trump’s to-do list has given Republicans hope that, since they also control the U.S. Congress, they can approve sweeping tax reform and roll back many federal regulations they say are stifling the U.S. economy, as well as repeal and replace Obamacare.
“He’s going to inject a shock to the system here almost immediately,” Trump senior adviser Kellyanne Conway told Fox News.
Democrats, in search of firm political footing after the unexpected defeat of Clinton, are planning to fight him at every turn.
Trump’s critics have been emboldened to attack his legitimacy because his win came only in the Electoral College, which gives smaller states more clout in the outcome. He lost the popular vote to Clinton by about 2.9 million.
Trump’s critics also point to the conclusion of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia used hacking and other methods during the campaign to try to tilt the election in the Republican’s favor. Trump has acknowledged the finding - denied by Moscow - that Russia was behind the hacking but said it did not affect the outcome of the election.<|endoftext|>Green Day have revealed that progress in finally being made on the long-awaited movie adaptation of their seminal album ‘American Idiot’.
The politically-charged 2004 album saw a revival of their career, and was later turned into a Broadway Musical with a spin-off in London. It has been tipped and discussed to be made into a film since its release, before reports emerged in 2011 of Tom Hanks wanting to produce it, before the film was finally confirmed in 2013 and playwright Rolin Jones revealed he was ‘finishing up’ the script back the following year.
Now, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has told NME that progress is well underway with the project, that HBO were behind it and that he’d be reprising his own Broadway role as the character St. Jimmy.
In other news, Armstrong stars as the lead in ‘Ordinary World’ – set for release on 14 October.
Green Day will headline British Summer Time Festival at Hyde Park in London on Saturday 1 July. A full line-up of support acts is yet to be announced. Tickets are on general sale from 9am on Friday 7 October.
They release their new album ‘Revolution Radio’ on 7 October. The band return to the UK to tour in early 2017, performing at Leeds First Direct Arena (February 5), Manchester Arena (6) and London O2 Arena (8).<|endoftext|>IRWINDALE, Calif. – Joey Logano won Saturday's NASCAR Toyota All-Star Showdown, but a new star was born in runner-up Sergio Pena.
With the finish line in sight at the half-mile Toyota Speedway at Irwindale, Logano captured the point and led the final 12 laps en route to his second career victory in this event.
But the 16-year-old Pena, who secured his ride for this race a mere two days earlier by winning a qualifier against three other Drive for Diversity participants, kept pace throughout the evening, swapping the lead multiple times with the defending NASCAR Sprint Cup Series rookie of the year.
Initially on the restarts, it was easy to beat (Pena) and I didn't have to do nothing," Logano said. "As I kept going I had to pull out all my tricks and try to find a little bit here and there to get him on the restarts.
"(Pena) had a great car. Once he got by me he was gone. And I knew that from the first lap of this race that I would have my hands full the whole time."
After winning his ride for the weekend, Pena's fairy-tale weekend continued when he won the pole for the race Friday night and ended with his dream result.
"It's just an honor to run with (Logano). Hes been a role model for me for so long, a young Cup driver, what kid doesn't look up to that?" Pena said. "This has been a dream come true, this whole weekend.
"I'm going to carry this over for the rest of the season and for more seasons to come. This is a good beginning and I just hope it doesn't slow down at all.
"Taking second place from Joey Logano is good for me any day."
Last year, Logano was involved in a controversial finish where he won the race but was immediately penalized for rough driving and the victory was awarded to Matt Kobyluck.
Kobyluck, himself a two-time winner of the Showdown, hung on with the leaders all race long and got past Pena on the final restart but lost the position and finished third.
Joe Gibbs Racing development driver Matt DiBenedetto and Andrew Myers rounded out the top five while Eric Holmes, David Mayhew, Eddie MacDonald, Paulie Harraka and former Sprint Cup regular Steve Park completed the top 10.
The Showdown, nicknamed the Daytona 500 of short-track racing, is a showcase of the top talent in NASCAR's development series and includes champions of the major touring and weekly series.
One such driver who got to showcase his talent alongside Pena was Ryan Truex. The younger brother of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series star Martin Truex Jr. started the race at the rear of the field because of an engine change earlier in the weekend but worked his way into the top 10 by lap 113. The day did not end well for him, however, as he got spun out on lap 170 and was involved in a multicar crash in the waning laps to finish 26th.
Expect to see more of the younger Truex in the future as he will compete in six Nationwide Series races after turning 18 in March as well as defend his K&N Pro Series East championship which he won as a rookie last year.
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series regular David Gilliland, himself a past winner of this event (2005), was running in the top 10 throughout the first 98 laps of the race but he experienced electrical issues and stalled to bring out the caution on lap 100. Although his team changed the battery on his car, it was not enough to fix the problem, ending his day and resulting in a 38th-place finish.<|endoftext|>ARSENE WENGER promised Arsenal fans he would surprise them on deadline day – and he certainly delivered.
Come on Gooners, own up. How many of you actually thought he would break the habit of a lifetime and pull off the second biggest transfer in British football history?
Only Chelsea have ever paid more for a player than Arsenal did last night when they spent £42.4m on Real Madrid star Mesut Ozil.
Of course that did not work out too well for the Blues, who paid £50m to bring in Fernando Torres from Liverpool and have probably regretted it ever since.
But Ozil promises to be a different story at the Emirates. He’s in his prime and a key man for the German national team. By any measure, it’s a major coup.
Wenger insisted all his team needed was “one or two super players” after the Gunners beat Tottenham in Sunday’s north London derby.
Well they have one in Ozil. The 24-year-old already has 47 caps for Germany and was king of the assists at the Bernabeu. Last season he created as many goals for Real as Lionel Messi did for Barcelona.
That Arsenal signed him is a tribute to Wenger’s powers of persuasion too. Ozil did not initially want to leave Madrid, even after the Spanish giants signed Gareth Bale.
Two things changed his mind. First, a heart-to-heart with Real boss Carlo Ancelotti, who had to break the news to him his playing time could be limited this season. Second, the determination Wenger showed in going after him. The Frenchman has spoken to Ozil twice in recent days about the huge ambition he has for Arsenal.
In the end, both Wenger and Ozil’s countryman Per Mertesacker sold the club to him in a way that made them hard to turn down.
Wenger has been criticised, mocked and ridiculed over his failure to spend big money in the transfer market for years. But he put his money where he is mouth last night.
Ozil will earn around £115,000-a-week over the course of his lucrative five-year salary – and could earn much, much more in bonuses. That means Wenger has smashed the pay structure as well to make him Arsenal’s highest earner.
It was not just Ozil either. Wenger also wrapped up a season-long deal for 27-year-old Palermo goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano last night.
And he was chasing a loan move for Chelsea misfit Demba Ba, who would have provided cover for inform striker Olivier Giroud, but Chelsea refused to sell to a rival.
But at one point during a mad deadline day scramble he also had late bids in for Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke, Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Javier Pastore and yes, even Wayne Rooney.
Wenger may have failed to pull off any of those transfers, and he has also faced defeat over Luis Suarez, Gonzalo Higuain, Angel Di Maria and Karim Benzema this summer.
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moving them to tears. This may still be true, but in tandem, both True Move H spots are also promoting the benefits of silent action–charity and compassion. It’s a notable approach for a company whose primary business is speech.
“Compassion” is accompanied by a separate documentary about the building of the railroad, including interviews with survivors. Unfortunately, you have to speak or read Thai to get the specifics.<|endoftext|>ARMONK, NY--(Marketwire - May 13, 2008) - IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced two new advances in the insurance industry -- a solution for improving operational efficiency and a framework for process acceleration -- that are designed to help insurance providers lower costs and increase customer satisfaction by handling core functions, such as claims and policy processing, more efficiently. Once implemented insurance companies will be able to automate and optimize their business tasks; allowing employees to focus more attention on customer-facing matters.
IBM's new Insurance Operations of the Future (IOF) Solution is powered by a service oriented architecture (SOA) built on IBM software. The IOF Solution can automatically recognize inbound work tasks, including those coming from unstructured sources -- such as paper mail, voicemail, Email, and the Web -- and extract the relevant information, enrich it and then automatically route the work task to an automated process, a clerical process, or a specialist process path.
A key example of this is the bill payment process. While many bills are submitted electronically, high percentages are still received as paper invoices in the mail room. The IOF Solution can automatically recognize auto repair bills from the stacks of mail and various documents received in the mail room. When an auto repair bill is identified, the IOF determines if the invoice can be automatically processed. If it can, the IOF will execute the steps that a live employee would typically take to process and pay the bill. If additional action is required to approve the bill or deal with an exception, the IOF will send it to the correct level of employee based on a set of predefined rules and policies.
The foundation of IOF is the new IBM Insurance Process Acceleration (IPA) Framework. The IPA Framework -- which includes elements from IBM's industry leading WebSphere, Information Management, Lotus, Rational and Tivoli portfolios -- provides the SOA infrastructure required to enable solutions like IOF as well as others that target processes like claims management, policy administration, underwriting, new business processing and self-service inquiry and payment.
Based on open standards, IBM's framework strategy enables clients to take advantage of their existing capabilities along with new packaged software applications and customized capabilities. IBM's broad independent software vendor (ISV) ecosystem also enables leading software providers to participate in the framework, giving insurance providers full flexibility in choosing the business applications they need to address specific business processes and challenges. As a result of this new integrated framework, insurance clients will be able to increase business agility and drive innovation through a proven best practices approach.
"Insurance companies are still very dependent on paper documents and other forms of unstructured data to support basic processes such as contact center inquiries, policy processing, claims payments, underwriting and other service requests," said Mark Lewis, General Manager Global Insurance Industry, IBM. "The IOF Solution allows insurance companies to dramatically cut costs and better respond to the growing needs of customers, agents and regulators while the IPA Framework provides an agile base for future insurance applications and solutions. These advances provide a glimpse of what the future of the insurance industry will look like."
Elements of the new IPA Framework have already attracted notice from the insurance industry -- garnering two awards during the 2008 ACORD trade show. The WebSphere Business Services Fabric won the Early Adopter Award in the Standards Framework Capability Process Model and the IBM Insurance P & C Content Pack for WebSphere Business Services Fabric won the Innovative Implementation Award for ACORD XML Standards.
"On behalf of ACORD, I want to congratulate IBM on receiving two 2008 ACORD Awards," said John Kellington, senior vice president, ACORD. "I also want to commend them for their ongoing commitment to the development and implementation of ACORD standards."
The new IPA Framework joins previously announced frameworks for the banking, defense, retail and healthcare sectors. These targeted frameworks have already had an impact in helping clients improve customer efficiency and service. Clients who have deployed the retail framework have reported that they have cut inventory shrinkage by 20 percent, increased total inventory stock and reduced out-of-stock items by 25 percent.
The new IOF Solution is the first in a series of business solutions based on Composite Business Applications that will provide solutions in areas such as self service websites and portals for agents and consumers.
IBM is the industry's SOA market leader with more than 6,550 client engagements worldwide. This leadership is further illustrated by a thriving community of greater than 120,000 architects and developers, more than 134 universities advancing the SOA curriculum, and more than 5,000 Business Partners building SOA skills, solutions, and practices. As part of its overall industry frameworks strategy, IBM recently announced the expansion of this partner community with the development of a new Industry Solutions partner program. The program allows partners to validate their applications on IBM's industry-specific frameworks and build industry solution components that target key industry needs and take advantage of IBM's extensive experience in the insurance industry.
For more information about IBM insurance industry solutions, visit www.ibm.com/insurance.
IBM, WebSphere, SmartSOA and the IBM e-business logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation. For a list of additional IBM trademarks, please see www.ibm.com/legal/copytrade.shtml.<|endoftext|>Leicester City earned more money for reaching the Champions League quarter-finals last season than Real Madrid did for winning the competition.
The Foxes, who were knocked out by Atletico Madrid, received 81.7m euros (£73.2m) in their debut season in the competition.
Champions League winners Real Madrid were paid 81m euros (£72.6m).
Runners-up Juventus were the only club to earn more with 110.4m euros (£98.6m).
In total clubs taking part in the Champions League shared 1.396bn euros (£1.25bn) in payments from Uefa.
Manchester United were paid 44.5m euros (£40m) for winning the Europa League - more than double any other club in last season's tournament.
Arsenal, who fell to a 10-2 aggregate defeat to Bayern Munich in the last 16, were paid 64.6m euros (£58m).
Manchester City, who came through the play-offs and lost to Monaco in the last 16, earned 50.2m euros (£45m), while Tottenham, who failed to get out of the group stages, received 43.2m euros (£39m).
Celtic, who also failed to progress from their group, were paid 31.7m euros (£28m).
Each club was guaranteed a minimum payment of 12.7m euros for participating in the group stage, while additional performance bonuses of 1.5m euros per win and 500,000 euros per draw.
The 500,000 euros surplus for each drawn match was pooled and redistributed to all clubs taking part in the group stage in accordance with the number of wins they achieved.
Further bonuses were paid for each knockout round reached: 6m euros for the round of 16, 6.5m euros for the quarter-finals, 7.5m euros for the semi-finals, 11m euros for the runners-up in the final and 15.5m euros for the winners.
Monies from the market pool were divided according to the value of the TV deal in each country, among other factors.<|endoftext|>The Sony NEX-C3 is an absurdly small camera considering what’s packed inside.
Incredibly small and light, considering the large sensor and bevy of features inside. Excellent low light performance with DSLR-like low noise images at high ISOs. Tilting 3-inch LCD screen for composing over-the-head “Hail Mary” shots is helpful. Takes 400 shots on a single charge, so leave the battery charger at home. Comes in silver, black or pink.
Loses much of its portability with even a basic zoom kit lens attached. Too many menus to dig through to change functions. More experienced photographers may find the simplified settings condescending. HD video mode only goes to 720p.
It’s hard to appreciate how tiny it is if you’re using it with the protruding zoom kit lens, which makes this slender camera look like a metallic toucan. It’s front heavy and a bit awkward, almost like it hasn’t fully grown out of puberty. Call it the Lea Michele of digital cameras.
You’ve got to hand it to Sony’s hardware designers, though. The Alpha NEX-C3, like its predecessors the NEX-3 and NEX-5, houses a DSLR-size APS-C (24x16mm) CMOS sensor inside a camera body that’s not much bigger than a smart phone. All these NEX models are so-called Compact System Cameras (CSC), a broad category of consumer-level cameras that accept small interchangeable lenses, but lack the mirror of a traditional DSLR. I shot with NEX-5 last year using an equally slender, 16mm f/2.8 lens and loved both the image quality and the great portability.
The new NEX-C3, which starts shipping next month, looks similar to its predecessors but is smaller — 4.3 inches wide, 2.4 tall and 1.3
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well it would be fun if you could do a sequel,' and who knows, to kind of have him in the mix?"
Zuul possessing Dana Barrett (Sigourney Weaver) in the original Ghostbusters.
That’s right, Zuul is a demonic villain from the original 1984 movie, appearing in a fridge, possessing Sigourney Weaver’s character before taking on the form of a Terror Dog.
Also known as the Gatekeeper, Zuul is a minion of Gozer, The Destructor, teaming up with The Keymaster to summon the big bad at the end of that film.
"We wanted to say possibly there's something you know from the first one can come in. Again it's not about creating the cinematic universe where suddenly there's a worm-hole and the original Ghostbusters show up, although somebody might do that at some point. But I don't know, it was kind of a little comfort food, easter egg, that gives us an opening if we wanted to do another movie."
Zuul in red-eyed, Terror Dog form.
So would you like to see Zuul in any potential sequel? Let us know in the comments below, while you can check out the new Ghostbusters in UK cinemas now, and other territories later this week.
Chris Tilly is the Entertainment Editor for IGN in the UK and once had a Ghostbusters-related calamity that made him cry. He can be found talking nonsense on The Superhero Show and Twitter.<|endoftext|>Description Head to Castle Zvahl in Xarcabard. Visit Chateau d’Oraguille to learn more.
You may need to trade 2-3 stacks of crystals to be offered this mission. The suggested level for this fight is ~55, but it is capped at 75. Several jobs have soloed this fight at 75, but unless you are an experienced high level yourself, it is recommended to find a party. You will want a map of Xarcabard (Northlands) and the Zvahl Castle. The map of Xarcabard is obtained by completing the San d’Oria quest, Her Majesty’s Garden. This quest requires getting Chalvatot in Chateau d’Oraguille (F-7) some Derfland Hummus, which can be bought from the Auction House under “Miscellaneous,” or dropped off of Doom Scorpions in Crawler’s Nest. The map of Zvahl Castle is obtained by completing the Jeuno quest, Northward. This simple quest consists of trading Radeivepart in Ru’Lude Gardens (H-9) a Flame Degen, which can be bought from the Auction House, crafted through Alchemy, or dropped off of Napalms in Ordelle’s Caves.
After accepting the mission from a gate guard, head to Halver in Chateau d’Oraguille (I-9). He will send you to speak with Prince Trion in his quarters at (H-7). In the cut scene with Trion, he will express his concerns and send you to Castle Zvahl in Xarcabard to battle the Shadow Lord.
Head to Xarcabard either through the Beaucedine Glacier at (F-6), or by having a WHM give you Teleport-Vahzl (you’ll need to have obtained the Vahzl Gate Crystal to be teleported). Once in Xarcabard, head west to zone into Castle Zvahl Baileys.
Once in Castle Zvahl Baileys, follow the path until making a left at the first intersection. Go down the stairs and take a right, hugging the left wall until you reach the Orc area of the castle. Navigate to the center of the map, and then continue going west to zone into Castle Zvahl Keep. Make your way through the series of doors and teleporters, killing any demons along the way (if necessary), until you reach the Throne Room.
When everybody is prepared, check the door for a cut scene and a fight with the Shadow Lord (buffs will wear upon entering). Be sure to buff up before going up to the Shadow Lord.
The Shadow Lord has two forms, the first of which is immune to magical damage early in the fight and physical damage later. As the fight goes on, however, he will continue to alternate between the two immunities. Just have your melee jobs pummel him while he’s immune to magic (and have the mages rest), and then vice versa. When the Shadow Lord is immune to magic, he will cast Black Magic spells, and when he’s immune to physical attacks, he will use various Weapon Skills.
After you defeat this form, you will watch a short cut scene before fighting his second form. This form casts AoE spells, so have your melee fighters hack at him while your mages stand back and cast Curaga. This form has only 4000 HP, so the fight shouldn’t last long.
Once you have defeated both forms of the Shadow Lord, you will view another cut scene and then be transported back to the entrance of Castle Zvahl Baileys. Here you will receive a key item, Shadow Fragment. Head back to Halver in Chateau d’Oraguille for your rewards, then speak to Prince Trion in the Great Hall for another cut scene.<|endoftext|>9 out of 10 based on 772 ratings. 3,395 user reviews.
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ab's failed attack on a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit has triggered worldwide security alarm.
In particular, it has led the United States to adopt stringent new screening and security measures at airports. Dozens of names have also been added to no-fly lists.
Barack Obama, the US president, on Thursday ordered a sweeping overhaul of flawed intelligence services but said "ultimately the buck stops with me".
Obama said intelligence agencies had the necessary information to prevent the bomb attempt but failed to connect and understand the disparate pieces of data.
The measures outlined at the White House included wider and quicker distribution of intelligence reports and stronger analysis of them, as well as tightened passenger screening and expanded watch lists.
But he warned that "there is, of course, no foolproof solution".
The White House also released a report on Thursday of how the alleged bomber in the December 25 failed attack managed to elude the authorities and board the Detroit-bound plane with explosives.
The six-page summary of the report given to Obama stated that US intelligence officials had received unspecified "discreet pieces of intelligence" as early as October to identify Abdulmutallab as an al-Qaeda operative and keep him off the plane.
But officials did not increase their focus on the threat and did not pull together fragments of data needed to foil the scheme, said the summary.
Obama said the "incident was not the fault of a single individual or organisation, but rather a systemic failure across organisations and agencies".
"I am less interested in passing out blame than I am in learning from and correcting these mistakes to make us safer. For ultimately the buck stops with me," he added.
"As president I have a solemn responsibility to protect our nation and our people, and when the system fails, it is my responsibility."<|endoftext|>DIEGO Forlan came back to haunt Carlos Alberto Parreira with two goals as Uruguay put themselves on the brink of the knockout stages.
The former Manchester United striker fired in one of the best goals of the World Cup so far then blasted in a penalty to put a dampener on hosts South Africa’s ongoing party.
South Africa coach Parreira had been stung before by Forlan when in charge of Brazil.
But as well as being sick of the sight of the 31-year-old, Parreira was also fuming at the red card shown by referee Massimo Busacco to goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune which led to the crucial second goal.
“I haven’t seen it properly because there were players in front of me,” Parreira said. “But the players are annoyed, very disappointed.
Forlan has enjoyed a brilliant season with Atletico Madrid, scoring goals against both Liverpool and Fulham to help the Spanish side win the Europa League.
And he lit up the Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria with a stunning goal midway through the first half.
South Africa gave him way too much time to turn and line up his shot from 25 yards and were fully punished as his effort took a slight deflection off Aaron Mokoena before looping over goalkeeper Khune and crashing into the net.
It was the least that Uruguay, and especially Forlan, deserved as they dominated possession in the opening half.
Luis Suarez scored 49 goals last season for Ajax in all competitions, but his goal touch has suddenly deserted him now the big tournament has arrived.
He sliced horribly wide from 10 yards after being nicely set up by Forlan, before opting to shoot again from a tight angle and only finding the side-netting.
In contrast, South Africa’s desperation was highlighted when Siphiwe Tshabalala, goal hero in their 1-1 draw with Mexico, blasted well over from 30 yards.
And Bafana Bafana were hit by another blow just before the break when Fulham midfielder Kagisho Dikgacoi picked up his second booking of the tournament to rule him out of the vital third group game against France.
He was then fortunate to stay on the pitch after a nasty sliding tackle on 63 minutes that crunched into the ankle of Jorge Fucile.
However, keeper Khune was not so lucky as he lunged to deny Suarez with 15 minutes to go.
He made the slightest of contact with the Uruguayan’s boot, but a theatrical dive persuaded referee Busacco to show a red card and award a penalty.
Forlan was forced to wait five minutes while South Africa shuffled their pack in order to bring on a substitute goalkeeper, with Everton’s Steven Pienaar eventually sacrificed, but he stayed calm to hammer the ball into the roof of the net.
“Obviously, as a forward I like to score goals, but the important thing is to win,” Forlan said after the game.
Uruguay put the icing on their cake in injury time when Alvaro Pereira easily converted from close range from a lofted Suarez cross.
South Africa must now lift themselves for a do-or-die clash against France on Tuesday, while Uruguay will book their place in the knockout stage with a win over Mexico.<|endoftext|>Breitbart News previously reported that a 45-year-old Uber driver named Jason Brian Dalton allegedly shot and killed six people and wounded two or three others in between fares on Saturday night. The Journal-News reported that Dalton “has no known criminal history” and the Daily Mail reported he has no history of mental illness. Because of this, Dalton “passed a background check” to drive for Uber. If these reports are accurate, there is no reason why he would have been prohibited from passing a background check to purchase a firearm.
Yet Obama sees an opportunity for more gun control.
Here is the problem–a person with no criminal or mental illness history is not forbidden from buying a firearm. And that is why so many people who intend evil but have never committed evil are able to go into a retail store and buy a gun. And such people always will be able to do so, because background checks look at the past, they do not predict the future. This is why North Carolina’s New Hanover County Sheriff Sgt. Jerry Brewer points out that background checks cannot stop latent criminals, only actual ones.
Because of this, both Fort Hood gunmen–Ivan Lopez in 2014 and Nidal Hasan in 2009–passed background checks for their guns. James Holmes–the Aurora theater gunman–passed background checks for his guns, as did alleged Lafayette theater gunman John Russell Houser, Virginia gunman Vester Lee Flanagan, Umpqua Community College gunman Chris Harper Mercer, Santa Barbara gunman Elliot Rodger, and Gabby Giffords’ attacker Jared Loughner, among many others.
By using persons with no criminal or mental history as an impetus for more gun control, Obama is demonstrating a clear determination to leave the Second Amendment in tatters in January, 2017.<|endoftext|>The Boy Who Drew Monsters by Keith Donoghue Thursday, October 30th, 7:00pm at Longfellow Books From the New York Times bestselling author of The Stolen Child comes a hypnotic literary horror novel about a young boy trapped inside his own world, whose drawings blur the lines between fantasy and reality. Ever since he nearly drowned in the ocean three years earlier, ten-year-old Jack Peter Keenan has been deathly afraid to venture outdoors. Refusing to leave his home in a small coastal town in Maine, Jack Peter spends his time drawing monsters. When those drawings take on a life of their own, no one is safe from the terror they inspire. His mother, Holly, begins to hear strange sounds in the night coming from the ocean, and she seeks answers from the local Catholic priest and his Japanese housekeeper, who fill her head with stories of shipwrecks and ghosts. His father, Tim, wanders the beach, frantically searching for a strange apparition running wild in the dunes. And the boy’s only friend, Nick, becomes helplessly entangled in the eerie power of the drawings. While those around Jack Peter are haunted by what they think they see, only he knows the truth behind the frightful occurrences as the outside world encroaches upon them all. In the tradition of The Turn of the Screw, Keith Donohue’s The Boy Who Drew Monsters is a mesmerizing tale of psychological terror and imagination run wild, a perfectly creepy read for a dark night.
Keith Donohue is the national bestselling author of the novels The Stolen Child, The Angels of Destruction, and Centuries of June. His work has been translated into two dozen languages, and his articles have appeared in The New York Times and The Washington Post, among other publications. A graduate of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Donohue also holds a Ph.D. in English from The Catholic University of America. He lives in Maryland. Join us for a chilling pre-Halloween night with Keith, ask your questions and get your books signed! From the New York Times bestselling author of The Stolen Child comes a hypnotic literary horror novel about a young boy trapped inside his own world, whose drawings blur the lines between fantasy and reality. Ever since he nearly drowned in the ocean three years earlier, ten-year-old Jack Peter Keenan has been deathly afraid to venture outdoors. Refusing to leave his home in a small coastal town in Maine, Jack Peter spends his time drawing monsters. When those drawings take on a life of their own, no one is safe from the terror they inspire. His mother, Holly, begins to hear strange sounds in the night coming from the ocean, and she seeks answers from the local Catholic priest and his Japanese housekeeper, who fill her head with stories of shipwrecks and ghosts. His father, Tim
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The Russia drama has been distracting and damaging for Trump - from a public relations perspective if not, eventually, a legal one. The president's inner circle on Russia matters has tightened in recent months. In addition to his lawyers, Trump has been talking mostly with Kelly and members of his family, including Melania, as well as daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner, both senior White House advisers. Trump also leans on two senior aides, counselor Kellyanne Conway and communications director Hope Hicks, as well as some outside friends for advice.
Still, Trump has little ability to influence the ongoing Russia probe save for firing Mueller - the sort of rash decision that his lawyers insisted Monday he is not considering.
"Nothing about today's events alters anything related to our engagement with the special counsel, with whom we continue to cooperate," Cobb said. "There are no discussions and there is no consideration being given to terminating Mueller."
Sekulow, one of Trump's outside lawyers, said: "There's no firing-Robert-Mueller discussions."
Asked whether Trump is considering pardons for Manafort or Gates, Cobb said, "No, no, no. That's never come up and won't come up."
On Capitol Hill, meanwhile, some of Trump's allies are privately revving up their own version of a counterattack against Mueller. Several top Republican legislators plan to raise questions in the coming days about the FBI's handling of a "dossier" detailing alleged ties between Trump and Russian interests. They intend to argue that Mueller's team has become overly reliant on a document that was funded in part by Democrats, according to two people involved in the discussions. Mueller does not appear to have relied on the dossier for the cases revealed on Monday, however.
For Trump and his team, the bad news began as disconcerting drips last Friday, when CNN first reported that indictments were probably coming Monday. The only question: of whom?
The White House had no inside information beyond what was public in news reports, officials said, and were left to scramble and speculate as to what might happen. Reliable information was hard to come by, as Trump's team was scattered. Cobb was at his home in South Carolina until Monday afternoon, while Trump spent much of Saturday at his private golf club in Virginia and went out to dinner with Melania and their son, Barron, at the Trump International Hotel's steakhouse in Washington.
Among the many unknowns, the Trump team arrived at an educated guess that Manafort was likely to be indicted - in part, according to one White House aide, because they heard that television news crews were preparing to stake out Manafort's Virginia home.
"This wasn't a shocking development," Sekulow said.
When the first pair of indictments came naming Manafort and Gates, there was palpable relief inside the West Wing. The 31-page document did not name Trump, nor did it address any possible collusion between Russia and the president's campaign.
Moreover, aides were simply happy that the initial batch of indictments did not include Michael Flynn, Trump's former and controversial national security adviser, who was fired from his top White House perch after misleading Vice President Pence about his contacts with Russian officials. Flynn had been intimately involved in both the campaign and the early days of the administration, and a Flynn indictment, most staff believed, would have been far more damaging.
The indictment of Gates - who had played a quiet, behind-the-scenes role in Trump's orbit - was more of a surprise, though he had served as Manafort's campaign deputy and protege. Trump's team quickly settled on a messaging plan: The duo's alleged misdeeds, the White House argued, had nothing to do with the president or his campaign.
Privately, aides and allies acknowledged that the campaign had perhaps not sufficiently vetted the two men before bringing them on board.
Michael Caputo, a former campaign adviser whom Trump praised on Twitter Monday morning for his appearance on Fox News Channel's "Fox & Friends," later called the indictments "one big, huge fail."
"Rick and Paul, I would consider them friends of the president because they worked so closely with him," Caputo said. "The president's watching closely and he should be concerned for his friends' welfare, but he has absolutely no concern about collusion with Russia because there was none."
On Sunday, Trump had attempted to seek refuge from the political squall with another round of golf at his Virginia club. Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Ron Johnson, R-Wis., were set to join him, according to two people briefed on the plans - an afternoon of camaraderie and talk about his tax proposal.
It was not to be. Rainy weather forced the White House to cancel the outing - yet another disappointment, beyond the president's control.<|endoftext|>ARSENAL will need to stump up £24m if they want to sign PSG starlet Adrien Rabiot.
Manager Arsene Wenger admitted prior to the Gunners' opening day victory over Crystal Palace last Saturday that he was still actively looking to add to his squad.
Reports in France last week suggested that Arsenal were closing in on a deal for Rabiot to become the club's fifth summer signing following the arrivals Alexis Sanchez, Calum Chambers, Mathieu Debuchy and David Ospina at the Emirates.
However Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio has claimed Arsenal's move for the 19-year-old is far from done.
Di Marzio claims the big-spending French champs are demanding £24m to allow Rabiot to the leave the Parc des Princes.
This is despite the fact that the French U-21 international is entering the final year of his current contract and would be free to leave the club in 12 months time for nothing.
With PSG demanding such a substantial fee, Wenger could delay his pursuit of Rabiot until next summer.
Wenger is also weighing up a move for Newcastle enforcer Cheick Tiote.
The Ivory Coast international is understood to be keen on ending his four year stay at St James' Park as he attempts to clinch a move to a club playing in the Champions League.
Wenger wants to add the tough tackling midfielder to his ranks, although he faces competition from Russian side Lokomotiv Moscow.<|endoftext|>9 out of 10 based on 216 ratings. 2,310 user reviews.
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The steering wheel is held in by Gravity.
Im trying to reduce pictures by showing multiple shots in different angles.
Rear Seats connects in on the black clips, the front seats are on different rods for both independent adjustment.
Best to show this in one piece.
I'm showing off all my K'NEX Figures in front of a few cars for the fun of it, The Few knex cars are Emerald, Mustang, and Project Hot Rod.
Really like the design of the car, the photos in the instructable look like they're really easy to follow too!<|endoftext|>Hotels near Zion Union Heritage Museum, Inc.
We utilized this service to transport our family of five to Martha's Vineyard for the day. It's a nice boat ride.
We went as a group. It was a relaxing cruise which we got to see the waterfront and the Kennedy Compound. Staff were very helpful. As any cruise, would suggest a jacket and a sweater which I was glad to bring. Very windy! It was worth it though!
What a miserable fishing experience on one of their boats. Cranky, uninterested young snotty kids acting like deck mates with an equally cranky SOB of a captain. And extremely exorbitant prices. Save your money. Go to Falmouth. Much nice people.
We took the Hyannis harbor cruise and it was really nice, relaxing and informative.
Next day we took the 2 hour canal cruise from Onset and it was equally good, if not better.
Just a side note: If you use GPS do not search address in Wareham but rather Onset.
Hy-Lines incorrectly lists Wareham as their address in their brochure.
17.00 a person,kids 3-8 Was 8.00. About an hour trip. Pointed out some famous people's houses, such as the Kennedy's homes, owner of old navy. Wish could of gotten closer then they did. Nice scenery. I would do again.<|endoftext|>Face ID could be coming to the S9.
Samsung has unveiled details about its upcoming Exynos 9 Series 9810 processor bound for the Galaxy S9, and it could give the iPhone X with its A11 Bionic chip some stiff competition. In addition to massive speed boots, improved networking, and image processing enhancements, the new chip unlocks 3D face detection, a feature that sounds a whole lot like Face ID.
In a press release ahead of its public debut at CES, Samsung outlines numerous improvements for the second-generation 10nm Exynos 9810. The chip has a new 8-core architecture, with four of the cores reaching speeds of up to 2.9GHz (versus 2.3GHz on the 8895). Samsung says that will bring a 40 percent performance boost.
Why this matters: While the Exynos chips will likely still be relegated to overseas models of Galaxy phones, Samsung’s chips could have wider implications this year. Samsung and Qualcomm are working closely on the design and development of the U.S.-bound Snapdragon 845 chip, so it’s possible that the features and enhancements we see in the Exynos 9810 could show up in S9 phones running 845 chips. The Galaxy S9 is widely expected to debut the new Qualcomm chip, so there may be S9-exclusive features in the chip that are still under wraps.
While we don’t know yet whether this technology will make it into Galaxy S9 phones, it’s clear that Samsung is working on a rival technology to Apple’s Face ID. The Galaxy S8 and Note 8 already include a facial-recognition biometric, but that uses the camera’s 2D sensor and can easily be spoofed. The method outlined here is far more sophisticated and in line with what Apple uses on the iPhone X. While rumors about the S9 have been inconclusive concerning facial recognition, leaked images have shown it will still feature a fingerprint scanner on the rear of the device. However, it’s possible that Samsung offers 3D face unlocking as an option alongside other biometric scanners.
Additional enhancements to the chip include an embedded 1.2Gbps LTE modem, a dedicated image signal processor (ISP), and an enhanced security processing unit for storing biometric data. Specifically, Samsung says the new ISP will bring “faster and more energy-efficient image and visual processing” as well as “advanced stabilization for images and video of up to UHD resolution, real-time out-of-focus photography in high resolution and brighter pictures in low light with reduced noise and motion blur.” Rumors have all but confirmed that the Galaxy S9+ will feature a dual camera array like the Note 8.
The Galaxy S9 is expected to make its debut at or around Mobile World Congress in late February or early March.<|endoftext|>HONG KONG (REUTERS) - Asian stocks extended gains for a fifth consecutive day on Wednesday (April 26), as renewed optimism about the world's biggest economy brightened the outlook for risk assets while the euro held on to previous gains as political concerns in France ebbed.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.3 per cent, hovering near their highest since June 2015. Stock markets in Japan and Australia led gainers.
"We are carrying on the momentum from the overnight rally in the U.S. markets and financials are in the spotlight on expectations of good earnings," said Alex Wong, a fund manager at Ample Capital Ltd in Hong Kong.
A strong finish to US markets was the main driver. The Nasdaq Composite hit a record high on Tuesday, while the Dow and S&P 500 brushed against recent peaks as strong earnings underscored the health of corporate America.
Fanning the market's rally were reports that President Donald Trump's tax reform proposals, due to be announced on Wednesday, would include a slashing of the corporate tax rate and lower taxes on offshore earnings stockpiled by US companies overseas.
The threat of a US government shutdown this weekend also receded after Trump backed away from demanding Congress include funding for his planned border wall with Mexico in a spending bill.
Financials led the Hong Kong stock market higher as fund managers bet on expectations the quality of banks' balance sheets will likely get better on an improving economic cycle and cheaper valuations.
In Hong Kong, for example, the financial sector trades at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 8.7 times compared with traditional market darlings of technology stocks at 29 times, according to Thomson Reuters data.
In currency markets, the euro built on strong gains posted this week after business-friendly centrist Emmanuel Macron won the first round of the French vote on Sunday and opinion polls indicated less support for the eurosceptic Marine Le Pen.
While that is not expected to sway the European Central Bank into further action at Thursday's meeting, policymakers see scope for sending a small signal in June towards reducing monetary stimulus, according to sources, another factor underpinning the single currency.
"In our view, downside risks to growth have actually decreased with the outcome of the first round of the French election...the underlying tone of the press conference should still be positive," Holger Sandte, a strategist at Nordea markets wrote in a note.
The euro was steady at US$1.09355, retaining most of Monday's 1.3 per cent gain. On Monday, it posted its strongest one-day performance in 10-1/2 months, which lifted the common currency to a 5-1/2-month high.
Growing appetite for risk meant safe-haven assets fell out of favour, with US 10-year Treasury yields firming to 2.34 per cent from 2.23 per cent on Friday.
US crude futures slipped after a volatile overnight session following an industry report showing a surprise build-up in inventories. US crude futures were down 0.3 per cent at US$49.41 a barrel.<|endoftext|>The United Association of Storm Restoration Contractors (UASRC) has added SRS Distribution as a Premium Associate Member. SRS Distribution Inc. (dba SRS Roofing Supply) consists of a family of industry-leading independent roofing distributors that share a common goal and purpose - to focus all of our efforts on serving the professional roofing contractor.
The United Association of Storm Restoration Contractors (UASRC) has added SRS Distribution as a Premium Associate Member. SRS Distribution Inc. (dba SRS Roofing Supply) consists of a family of industry-leading independent roofing distributors that share a common goal and purpose - to focus all of our efforts on serving the professional roofing contractor. “SRS Distribution is happy to align ourselves with the UASRC and its membership. As one of the core values of UASRC states they want to educate contractors and other interested parties about the proper and ethical way to engage in storm restoration. This short statement speaks volumes about the individuals involved in the organization. The roofing industry has a need for businessman that operate in an ethical manner to step out and be leaders and change the tone of the relationships throughout the whole storm restoration process. We are excited to have this opportunity and are looking forward to a long and mutually profitable relationship”. Said Greg Robinson, Area Vice President, SRS Distribution.<|endoftext|>“Do you want to see Zika?” Robert Tesh asked the question not ten minutes after I stepped into his office. He whisked me next door to his lab and pulled a box of glass ampoules out of the fridge, each half-full of what looked like dirty snow. Here was Zika, frozen and dried: the virus causing panic in the Americas because of its increasingly likely link to brain defects in babies.
For Tesh, Zika has long been one of his “orphan viruses,” of only
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One of the chief differences between the Radicals and moderate Republicans like Lincoln was in their views on readmittance of slave states to the Union. While Lincoln favored a plan that required only 10 percent of a former Confederate state's population to swear fealty to the Union and abide by emancipation, the Radicals demanded a majority of the population take an "ironclad oath" that they had never supported the Confederacy and that anyone who refused be denied the right to vote. They also wanted to disband the plantation system, redistribute land and guarantee civil rights for former slaves.
Outside of the slavery question, the beliefs of Radical Republicans were varied. The party was a single-issue party and attracted former Whigs, Democrats and members of many different groups. This diversity of political opinion helped keep the group disorganized and led to their eventual collapse in the 1870s.<|endoftext|>OASIS and STARSAILOR were involved in a backstage fight yesterday (July 13) at T In The Park after Starsailor frontman James Walsh asked Noel Gallagher about a remark he made about him recently in the NME.
Within minutes, frontman Liam became involved.
Walsh said he thought the entire thing was “quite funny”. “I was a huge fan of Oasis,” he added, “We’re a band who were inspired by them. It tarnishes the spirit of it.” Oasis could not be reached for comment this morning.
On the mainstage, Oasis ruled the roost, dragging most of the NME Stage headliners Basement Jaxx’s prospective fans across the site to watch them. It was the first time they had played at T In The Park – in front of their fervent Scottish fans – since 1994. Oasis’ set, including ‘Columbia’, ‘Hello’ and a raft of new material from current album ‘Heathen Chemistry’, was almost the same as that played last week at their three-day stint at Finsbury Park in London.
Meanwhile, local heroes [/a] proved the biggest draw of the day at the NME stage. They took to the stage, as over 50,000 Scottish revellers basked in sunshine, to a guitar squealing version of the unofficial Scottish national anthem, ‘Flower Of Scotland’, and played to the biggest, most varied and receptive crowd of the day.
Other Scottish heroes Primal Scream were not so well received. Arriving late on-site, they appeared on the main stage looking wasted and worked through a lack-lustre set that left many fans talking about a major anti-climax.
Back on the NME stage, a widely publicised ban on crowd surfing failed to sour the atmosphere as first metallers Halo then US MOR rockers Hoobastank took to the stage.
[a] and [/a] attracted the youngest crowds of the day while A and [a] also proved popular draws. All four bands also drew excitable crowds at the bustling NME Signing Tent.
The buxx band of the day were vestment wearing US collective Polyphonic Spree who drew a bigger than average crowd as they appeared first on the Main Stage, and then had many on site talking about them all day.
There have been reports of a stabbing onsite, though these remained unconfirmed at time of going to press.
Green Day, [/a], Air and [a].<|endoftext|>A deck of cards for Creativity born in the Polytechnic University of Milan. A synthesis of Design, Tarot and Gestalt Psychology.
1,935 backers pledged £38,257 to help bring this project to life.
Hi, my name is Matteo and I have always been involved in the creative field: I've worked as a designer, an art director, a copywriter, and I published a novel.
A few years ago I tried to imagine a tool for creative thinking.
And Intùiti is what happened later.
Often people want to find the solution to their "creative problems" in a tool or in method; they would like to have an equation or an algorithm able to solve the real issue of Creativity: to create something new. But using a "recipe" for writing a novel means to have produce something, not to have invent something.
For this reason I want to precise that Intùiti is not an algorithmic function which can "make people creative", or a scientific method able to produce thousands of brilliant ideas. It's an inspirational tool: it's not an answer, but a continuos question.
All the images are photos from real objects and they are subject to change due to industrial needs.
Intùiti is originally designed for an individual use, as a chance to sit calmly and take time for thinking creatively. On the other side, presenting it to people and receiving feedbacks from university coordinators and companies advisors, it came out that Intùiti can have other interesting applications: it is an appealing and unconventional way to introduce the topic of Creativity in schools and “break the ice” with professionals who are not used to open themselves up to sharing their ideas and suggestions.
In conclusion, we think Intùiti would be perfect for workshops and team sessions and we are working on well-structured lessons in which Intùiti could be the starting point for a wider discussion.
We'll give the access to the App to all the backers. So if you just want to try the app you only have to pledge at least 1 pound!
The project was founded in 2011. It took over one year for studying and development and then other 6 months for enhancement.
All the drawings are hand made and later digitalized for the industrial production.
A special poster in circumstance of the successful campaign. It will be written the date of the campaign as a memory of these important days. All the posters will be signed by the author.
A high-quality print on rigid support. You can choose your favorite card to have it in a large, long-lasting format. All signed by the author.
The first deck ever printed, for FuoriSalone 2012. The prototype of the previous version of Intùiti Creative Cards.
Everything is ready: I have the deck and the booklet of tales. But this kind of cards need a really expensive production (at least 2,000 decks) that will last around 4 weeks: then I'll start to pack and ship like a horse in order to let you receive your decks within the middle of april.
And... it will be produced by an italian factory, so it will be 100% made in Italy!
For what regards the book about the complete study behind Intùiti, it's a work-in-progress but I'm sure I'll be able to finish it within March, so you will receive it as soon as possible.
As a special thank you, you will receive an exclusive copy of the book about the complete study behind Intùiti in PDF and ePUB format.
(And of course your name will be written on the "hall of thanks" of the official website).
EARLY DECKS – The first 100 backers that will donate at least £10 will receive 1 deck of Intùiti Creative Cards (78 cards + booklet) with a special dedication by the author.
Please add £6 for shipping outside Europe.
THIS IS MY DECK – 1 deck of Intùiti Creative Cards (78 cards + booklet).
DECK + DIGITAL: 1 deck of Intùiti Creative Cards (78 cards + booklet) + the booklet (PDF and ePUB format) + all the visuals of the cards in vector format, so you will be able to print your own posters! (only for personal use).
YOU & ME – 2 decks of Intùiti Creative Cards. One for you and one as a special gift for a person you appreciate.
COLLECTOR'S MEMORY – 1 deck of Intùiti (78cards + booklet) + a special poster in circumstance of the successful campaign: it will be written the date of the campaign as a memory of these important days. All the posters will be signed by the author. Please Add 6£ for shipping outside Europe.
CREATIVE READING – 1 deck of Intùiti (78 cards + booklet) + a special experience. An individual in-depth discussion about Creativity: the author of Intùiti will explain you the best way to use his cards. It consists in an individual chat on Skype (30-40min) that can be reserved like an appointment. Worldwide shipping costs for the deck are included.
COLLECTOR'S INSPIRATION – Choose your favorite card! A high-quality print on a rigid, long-lasting support (Forex PVC Eurolight 3mm). A personal piece of art signed by the author. Shipping worldwide included.
FAMILY PACK – 10 decks of Intùiti Creative Cards.
COLLECTOR'S MANIA – You will receive 1 deck of Intùiti Creative Cards +
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Hi Andy, thank you very much for your review. We are really appreciate it a lot.
We did Crown Moulding & Wainscoting August 15th 2017 when we moved new house. I have finally have time to review VIP classic mouldings company.
I would like to thank the team at VIP classic moulding for the wonderful job. The crown moulding is precise all across the living room and hall. My husband and I also love the wainscoting job that complements the surrounding walls in hall. The team at VIP classic moulding was professional, clean and left no mess behind. I'm very happy with the job.
and I also recommend my friend house as well.
You guys are amazing.!!
Hi Rachel, I really appreciate your review and thank you so much for having us at your house. If you will need anything in the future please let us know.
Fantastic. Gary was at my house on Monday to quote me and schedule the job. It was completely finished in two days (~1000 feet) and in the same week. The workmanship was exceptional and the cleanup was minimal. They used drop cloths throighout the house to minimize mess.
I am very impressed and plan to use them for further business. Thanks very much VIP!
Rarely does one find a project that runs so smoothly! Eugene was able to provide a quote promptly and was an excellent communicator. We didn’t really believe him when he said it would take a day to do all the crown moulding in our house (400 ft) - sure enough, the crew was done at 5:30! Most importantly, they did an impeccable job. They said they would provide a vacuum and did so; the house was quite clean when we got home. I cannot recommend this company enough!! Thank you!!
Eugene and the guys did a fantastic job! Crown and wainscotting throughout our home was beautifully done. They were fast, efficient and cleaned up after the job. Eugene was friendly and more than willing to make small changes at my request, it was a pleasure to work with him. Highly recommend!!
Thank you Tracy for your review. We are really appreciate your support.
While waiting for our new home to be built, we We’re looking for pot light installation and found this company with excellent reviews.
Our home was completed and while pot lights were not appropriate, we decided to go with crown moulding.
We were contacted the same day of inquiry and arranged for an estimate. The price was very fair and we decided to use Classic without obtaining any other quotes.
Installation was completed within 3 hours to our complete satisfaction.
Subsequent to installation, we hired painters who also instal crown moulding. They too were impressed with the job performed by Classic.
Thank you very much for your business and trust.
Did an amazing job. We're very pleased with the results. Went above and beyond what was expected as they even touched up spots they knew would look good by doing so. Would highly recommend.
Thank you Jason so much for your review. Very appreciate it.
We got Crown Moulding & Window Casing done by VIP Classic Moulding. The job was very beautifully well done. The crew was exceptionally skilled & professional. The job was done as promised.
The Crown Moulding, Window Casing & Trims they carry are exceptionally beautiful and you will not find them in Big Box stores.
I highly recommend they and they are not expensive at all.
Thank you Manjinder, very much!
VIP Classic Moulding offers sophisticated and innovative home solutions which combine elements of functionality and class. With over 10 years of experience in the Greater Toronto Area, VIP Classic Moulding has been specializing installing crown mouldings both in residential and commercial properties.
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Over the years, VIP Classic Moulding has developed into a multi-disciplinary practice encompassing not only ceiling designs and Crown Mouldings Installation in Toronto, but design and installation of indoor and outdoor Potlights, Trim Work, Wainscoting, Hardwood Flooring, Tiles, full basement finishing and renovations, and more.
The team at VIP Classic Moulding is composed of the best skilled-trades in the business, ensuring that customers are 100% satisfied with the end results. If you’re looking to renovate your home or add new beautiful crown moulding additions, contact the team at VIP Classic Moulding and we will help you achieve your goals in a cost effective and satisfying way.
VIP Classic Moulding delivers the highest level of expertise and craftsmanship and can work with any sized project, big or small. Get your free consultation and your free quote today!
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Discussion in 'MacBook Pro' started by simonpickard, Mar 19, 2009.
Just wondering if someone could offer advice here. I've read a few threads but am a bit lost and as this is my first Mac I was wondering if someone could help.
I've installed Vista64, went well. All working great.
However it's SO hot, to the left of the palmrest and down the back of the keyboard near where the screen is you can hardly touch it.
I installed something called Smart Fan after do a search here and that's come back as..
This is at rest. Just wondering if this is normal or not?
I can't hear the fans spinning up so I can't tell if it's normal or not? I've read that people do have problems with the fans?
Also is there anything I can install in windows to allow me to control the fan speeds? Smart fan doesn't seem to do this?
Under OSX it's fine by the way. Very cool.
If anyone can help I'd be most grateful!
Install a fan control software. By default, macbook pro fans run at their lowest speed.
Any ideas which one is best?
I've tired to use smart fan but that doesn't seem to work?
Bad drivers - what's new on an Apple running Boot Camp?
Fan control apps will help. Sourcing as many non-Apple-provided drivers as you can may also help.
there seems to be a lot of discrepancy between what is normal operating temperature. ayeying you say that your computer runs normally at a high temp with out the
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As a result, projects that companies sanctioned in 2018 should begin generating revenue for Core during 2019. The industry has already announced more than 25 projects through the third quarter and it has several more in the pipeline, which suggests that Core should experience an uptick in its revenue during the second half of 2019.
The concern, however, is that the recent plunge in crude prices could cause oil companies to delay making a final investment decision on additional projects. While that's possible, it's less likely since oil companies have only been developing those with low oil breakeven levels. As they continue to green-light these projects, which are crucial to meeting future demand, they'll provide Core Labs with additional revenue opportunities.
While the sell-off in the oil market has weighed on both oil stocks, Core Labs seems to have fallen more than it should. For starters, it's less likely to see its margins contract in the coming year due to the recent drop in oil prices since its core business is to support longer-term projects. Meanwhile, Baker Hughes' stock could be under additional pressure in the coming year because of both the recent plunge in oil prices and the potential for GE to continue unloading shares. Those differences make Core Labs the better buy between the two right now.<|endoftext|>Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Favourite and Marielle Heller’s Melissa McCarthy-starrer Can You Ever Forgive Me? will get Centerpiece slots at next month’s Hamptons Film Festival.
The fest released its full line-up today, adding Steve McQueen’s Widows and the East Coast premiere of Felix Van Groeningen’s Beautiful Boy to the previously announced slate.
Lanthimos’ The Favourite stars Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman in the tale of two cousins fighting to be the court favorite of Queen Anne. The film will be the fest’s Friday Centerpiece, while Heller’s Can You Ever Forgive Me? takes the Sunday Centerpiece slot.
The Hamptons fest runs Oct. 4-8.
In addition to the previously announced films, the Narrative Competition films will include the New York Premiere of Yen Tan’s 1985, the U.S. Premiere of Eva Trobisch’s All Good, Ali Abbasi’s Border, the U.S. Premiere of Zsófia Szilágyi’s One Day, and Dominga Sotomayor’s Too Late to Die Young.
Documentary Competition Films include the World Premiere of Jesse Sweet’s City of Joel, Alexis Bloom’s Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes, the East Coast Premiere of Shannon Service and Jeffrey Waldon’s Ghost Fleet, and the New York Premiere of Daniel Zimmerman’s Walden.
Among the festival’s Signature Programs will be a Views From Long Island section, including films Black Mother by Khalik Allah, and World Premieres of Emily Anderson’s short film Only The Wind Is Listening and Ross Kauffman’s Still Play With Trains.
The Air, Land & Sea program will present Rory Kennedy’s Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow, a Discovery Channel documentary chronicling the history and exploration of America’s space force, and Nicolas Brown’s The Serengeti Rules, about five international scientists during the 1960s.
The Compassion, Justice & Animal Rights program will include the World Premiere of Rob Fruchtman and Steven Lawrence’s The Cat Rescuers, about four activists in Brooklyn setting out to provide housing for the over one million cats abandoned in New York City. The Conflict & Resolution program will include Talal Derki’s Of Fathers and Sons, Chris Martin’s Under the Wire, Charles Ferguson’s Watergate, and Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar’s The Silence of Others.
Additions to the World Cinema Narrative section include the Radu Jude’s I Do Not Care If We Do Down In History As Barbarians, Olivier Assayas’ Non-Fiction, and Tamara Jenkins’ Private Life.
Additions to the World Cinema Documentary section include Morgan Neville’s They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead, Tom Donahue’s This Changes Everything, Tom Volf’s Maria By Callas, Frederick Wiseman’s Monrovia, Indiana, and Norah Shapiro’s Time For Ilhan.
The fest also announced eight programs of short films, including Narrative and Documentary Short Film Competitions; New York Women In Film and Television: Women Calling the Shots; Zoom! Shorts For All Ages; University Short Films Showcase; Let’s Go Crazy; Never Going Back Again; Please Don’t Tell; and five short films that will play before features.
The festival also will present a special screening of Dava Whisenant’s Bathtubs Over Broadway, winner of the 2018 SummerDocs Audience Award, and announced an immersive storytelling and VR experience The Hidden.
Also in today’s announcement were some jury members, with additional names to be announced prior to the fest.
This year’s “In Conversation With…” series will include interviews with Damien Chazelle (First Man), Emilio Estevez (The Public) and Maggie Gyllenhaal (The Kindergarten Teacher).
For the full Hamptons International Film Festival line-up, go here.<|endoftext|>WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Wednesday for the second time in three months and said it would begin cutting its holdings of bonds and other securities this year, signaling its confidence in a growing U.S. economy and strengthening job market.
The U.S. central bank’s rate-setting committee said the economy had continued to strengthen, job gains remained solid and indicated it viewed a recent softness in inflation as largely transitory.
The Fed also gave a first clear outline on its plan to reduce its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities, most of which were purchased in the wake of the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession.
It expects to begin the normalization of its balance sheet this year, gradually ramping up the pace. The plan, which would feature halting reinvestments of ever-larger amounts of maturing securities, did not specify the overall size of the reduction.
“What I can tell you is that we anticipate reducing reserve balances and our overall balance sheet to levels appreciably below those seen in recent years but larger than before the financial crisis,” Fed Chair Janet Yellen said in a press conference following the release of the Fed’s policy statement.
The initial cap for the reduction of the Fed’s Treasuries holdings would be set at $6 billion per month, increasing by $6 billion increments every three months over a 12-month period until it reached $30 billion per month.
For agency debt and mortgage-backed securities, the cap will be $4 billion per month initially, rising by $4 billion at quarterly intervals over a year until it reached $20 billion per month.
U.S. stocks edged lower and prices of U.S. Treasuries pared gains after the Fed’s policy statement. The dollar.DXY was largely flat against a basket of currencies after reversing earlier losses, while the price of gold fell.
“The Fed announcing an update to their reinvestment principles leaves September open (for) the start of balance sheet runoff, and the fact that they haven’t slowed their projected path of rate hikes suggest they can do both balance sheet and rate hikes at the same time,” said Gennadiy Goldberg, interest rate strategist at TD Securities.
The Fed’s preferred measure of underlying inflation has retreated to 1.5 percent, from 1.8 percent earlier this year, and has run below the central bank’s 2 percent target for more than five years.
Earlier on Wednesday, the Labor Department reported consumer prices unexpectedly fell in May, the second drop in three months.
Yellen indicated the Fed still remained confident inflation would rise to its target over the medium term, bolstered by what she described as a robust labor market that is continuing to strengthen.
The Fed’s estimates for the unemployment rate by the end of this year moved down to 4.3 percent, the current level, and to 4.2 percent in 2018, indicating the Fed believes the labor market will continue to tighten.
The median estimate of the long-run neutral rate, which is seen as the level of monetary policy that neither boosts nor slows the economy, was unchanged at 3.0 percent.
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari dissented in Wednesday’s decision.<|endoftext|>I have reviewed the video tutorials plugin pro site, and can not find the solution to go to paypal billing form, try to use paypal express checkout, but does not work me.
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In recent days, parts of the US - particularly the Southeast and Midwest - have had such high counts of pollen that a thick haze has been seen covering the sky.
Experts say pollen from various plants has been appearing earlier every year, making the season last longer.
According to a study from the Environmental Protection Agency, the ragweed pollen season increased by nearly 20 days in the last 10 years in states such as Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota and Wisconsin.
By some estimates, pollen counts are expected to double - even triple - what they were in 2000.
Scientists from Rutgers University calculated that average pollen counts in 2000 were around 8,500 grains per cubic meter of air. By 2040, it's expected to reach nearly 22,000 grains per cubic meter of air.
Additionally, according to Climate Central, ragweed production had a concentration of 370 parts per million in 2000. By 2060, this is expected to rise to 600 parts per million.
Dr Sandra Hong, a staff allergist at Cleveland Clinic, told DailyMail.com that climate change - including warmer and milder weather with heavy rains - is leading to more pollen being produced and for longer periods of time.
She adds that as pollen counts, potentially increase, it could lead to worsening symptoms for sufferers.
'You won't necessarily have more people suffering from allergies - because people are predisposed to that - but people's symptoms will be significantly be worse,' she said.
So what can allergy sufferers do to limit their symptoms this season?
Dr Hong recommends whether you're in your house or your car to keep the windows close and use air conditioning instead.
'I tell people to make sure that, if they have seasonal allergies, keep windows closed and the use the AC so that air is recirculated rather than bringing in pollen from outside,' she said.
She also suggests taking a shower at bedtime to get rid of any pollen and advises against pets sleeping in the same bed.
'Pets coming in from outside can bring pollen in with them, so people with allergies can have increase in symptoms because of that,' Dr Hong said.
And while symptoms can often be controlled with over-the-counter nasal sprays and antihistamines, she advises seeing a doctor if the condition worsens.
'If avoidance techniques and medications are not working, and they're still doing worse, then they should go see a primary care physician or an allergist,' Dr Hong said.
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The four piece, who consisted of Mark Morriss, Adam Devlin, Scott Morriss and Eds Chesters, were formed in nearby Hounslow in 1993 and brought the curtain down with a career spanning set at O2 Shepherds Bush Empire. The band decided to call it a day earlier this year with a farewell tour after six studio albums.
The band were greeted with football chants of ‘Bluetones’, ‘Bluetones’ throughout the set as they rolled off hits from their back catalogue including ‘Cut Some Rug’, ‘Bluetonic’ and their biggest UK single ‘Slight Return’, which peaked at Number Two in 1996.
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While it has its place in a modern workplace, task-oriented leadership can lack attention to the well-being of team members, which can prove to be a deficiency in many leadership scenarios. Qualities and examples of task-oriented leadership. A task-oriented leader places a heavy emphasis on structure, plans, and schedules for getting things done.
Examples of Task Motivated Leadership Styles. by Neil Kokemuller.... Task-oriented leaders vary from placing slightly more focus on task discipline than group harmony to having extremely task-motivated leadership approaches. Small-business owners need to consider which type of style fits best in the culture they want to develop.
We have previously looked at autocratic and democratic leadership styles and I will be presenting task-oriented leadership in a similar format here. As the name implies, task-oriented leaders are primarily focused on getting tasks completed. They are highly goal-focused and work effectively towards predetermined objectives.
Task-oriented leadership is one of several predominant styles used by managers in a business setting. Closely related to the autocratic style, task-oriented leadership is based on a strong emphasis on task completion and deadlines.
A task-oriented leadership style means that a manager or leader prioritizes task direction ahead of consideration of people. A leader with this style focuses on establishing project or task deadlines, delegating responsibilities and monitoring worker progress until completion.
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Mar 22, 2012ETA: Yes, the private schools can test the Kindergartners with SAT10. Both my kids did it in kindergarten. It is Stanford Achievement Test series 10. It is not CRCT, it is not the SAT college admissions test. Just another form of standardized testing, and apparently commonly used in private schools, as both private schools my kids attended used it.
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A state court ruled that Michael Henriquez did not threaten a female guard simply by sending out letters to state and federal agencies professing his love for her.
Henriquez is currently in Attica state prison serving 27 ½ years to life for the 1994 shooting death of his Bronx girlfriend.
In the March 2001 letters, Henriquez, who was at western New York’s Wende state prison at the time, requested a private meeting with the guard so he could “persuade her that she harbored similar feelings for him,” according to court documents.
He even went as far as to say he could be handcuffed and shackled during the meeting so she wouldn’t feel she was in danger.
Prison officials deemed the letters threatening, and ultimately sanctioned Henriquez, 32, to 90 days in disciplinary housing.
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narrowest part of Thailand, to link the Indian Ocean to the South China Sea.
The project, costed at $4.8bn (£3.14bn) would provide a faster route for shipping in the region. It would cut 1,200 miles and a minimum of two days off the current journey between the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand.
The canal would also enable shipping to avoid the hazards of piracy in the Strait of Malacca. The Strait is one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, seeing 60,000 vessel passages annually. A quarter of the world's commercial freight passes through it, including around 80% of China's oil imports.
The proposed route crosses Thailand's Kra Isthmus, between Kra Buri on the west coast to Chumpon on the east. Jinyu Choi, the director general of the Korean Railway Research Institute, is set to present the proposal to Prajin Juntong, Thailand's transport minister, in August.
Moreover, the current scheme is raising diplomatic hackles. China has declared the project to be part of its projected "maritime Silk Road". This development has caused concern in the US, where politicians are apprehensive of China's growing geopolitical influence. The US's naval bases in Singapore mean it retains strong strategic leverage in the region for the time being.<|endoftext|>Nasim Aghdam, the female shooter who wounded three people before killing herself at YouTube on Tuesday, did not stand out to employees at the gun store where she legally purchased her 9mm handgun on January 18.
Aghdam, who would have turned 39 this week, went to The Gun Range, a store 22 miles from her grandmother's home in San Diego, to buy the weapon after YouTube announced changes to its creator policies which would restrict how she made money.
On Friday, one of the store's employees told how she went back 10 days later after submitting her order to pick up the weapon and that she seemed completely normal.
'It's not like she stood out. I wish we could look into someone’s soul,' Manny Mendoza, the store's manager, told Mercury News.
Aghdam passed a background check which reviewed criminal history, DMV records, outstanding warrants, restraining orders and mental health holds.
January 18 was the day that YouTube announced how it would make it more difficult for 'bad actors' to earn a living through the site's ads.
Until then, creators with more than 10,000 views over the entire lifespan of a video could monetize them.
On January, that changed so that only creators with 1,000 subscribers could earn money on videos which had earned 4,000 hours of watchtime in the last month.
It prompted a sudden rush of creators following one another back to try to keep their earnings flowing.
Aghdam had several accounts on the site which have since been removed. She posted in both Farsi and English and had amassed thousands of subscribers between them but it is not clear how many she had on each account.
On her website, she had also complained about YouTube putting an age restriction on one of her videos and not allowing her to monetize another despite it meeting the requirements, she said.
YouTube's policy change was prompted by a string of scandals and examples of people making money from videos even if they were in poor taste.
The most prominent is Logan Paul, an influencer with millions of fans, who controversially posted a video of himself next to a suicide victim in Japan's suicide forest in December.
On Tuesday, Aghdam used one full gun magazine then loaded another one before shooting herself.<|endoftext|>San Diego County’s Health and Human Services Agency announced the case on Tuesday with a warning to pregnant women and those who could become pregnant: avoid travel to regions where Zika is spreading.
This is the first such case in San Diego county.
The child’s mother was infected with Zika while traveling in a country where Zika is common, according to the County of San Diego. The child was born with the birth defect microcephaly, which has been associated with Zika infection in the mother. Microcephaly causes an infant’s brain and head to be abnormally small, typically resulting in developmental and neurological health problems.
“Pregnant women who must travel to one of these areas should strictly follow steps to prevent mosquito bites and speak with a health care provider upon return,” said County public health officer Wilma Wooten, M.D., M.P.H.
86 San Diego residents had contracted the disease from 2015-2017 as of March 24 of this year, according to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). An additional case occurred in a non-resident of the county. Statewide there were 527 cases in the same time frame.
Often — four out of five times, according to the county — those infected with Zika experience no symptoms. No further details of the mother and child were immediately available due to privacy concerns, but those who do see symptoms from the disease may experience “fever, rash, joint pain, and conjunctivitis (red eyes).” There is not yet a vaccine or treatment for the disease.
Aedes aegypti mosquitos are known to carry the disease. They are not native to California, according to the CDPH, which reports that despite that fact, several California counties have detected the insect since 2011.
To date, CDPH states that none of the California cases are a result of local transmission. Early reports of cases in the U.S. suggested that the disease could not be transmitted through sexual contact, but that was later corrected as such cases presented themselves.<|endoftext|>The European Union’s border agency admitted Tuesday it cannot fully track the flood of refugees pouring in, and said a "staggering number" of Europeans have joined terror groups only to return to the continent amid the migrant wave.
Two extremists involved in the Paris attacks entered through the Greek island of Leros and registered with Greek authorities using fraudulent Syrian documents, The Telegraph reported. The route through the Greek islands accounted for the largest number of detections – more than 885,000.
The EU Commission announced Wednesday it wants to change the standard that forces the first nation where a migrant arrives to process his or her asylum request. "The current system is not sustainable," EU Vice-President Frans Timmermans said.
Austria’s Interior Minister Johanna Mikl-Leitner and Germany’s Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said Tuesday the EU must link efforts to control migration and improve security by establishing functioning outer borders and improving information exchange channels among its member nations over terror threats.
"A Europe without internal borders can exist only when a European outer border" functions to control those entering the EU, Mikl-Leitner said. Citing figures of 5,000 radicals in Europe, she said the EU needed "systematic border controls... where EU citizens first and foremost are the ones controlled."
The Commission on Wednesday proposed activating a "distribution key" to spread asylum applicants around the EU. That means each EU nation would have to take a set number of asylum-seekers, according to a quota devised by the bloc.
Still, a mandatory distribution of some asylum-seekers already in Europe has already caused serious frictions among many EU nations and the Commission's proposal to amend one rule was unlikely to change that immediately.
French President Francois Hollande, a staunch defender of the EU, was forced to admit Wednesday that the European Union's biggest problem is its slow decision-making process -- whether in the financial crisis, the fight against terrorism or a common response to the refugee crisis. In an interview in the German daily Bild, Hollande said "in the end (Europe) always succeeds in finding a solution... but we have to pay a high price for the lost time."
More than 53,000 refugees and migrants have been stranded in Greece since Austria and the Balkan nations north of Greece -- Serbia, Croatia, Macedonia -- closed their land borders last month. Before that, hundreds of thousands fleeing war and poverty at home crossed the Aegean Sea from Turkey to Greece, then went over land to wealthy European nations like Germany and Sweden.
To stem that flow and break the Turkish smuggling rings ferrying migrants to Greece, the EU reached a deal with Turkey last month. Now those arriving on Greek islands from March 20 onwards who do not apply for asylum in Greece or whose application is rejected will be deported back to Turkey. For every Syrian returned to Turkey, another Syrian there will be relocated to a European country.
The deportations began Monday with 202 people being sent back from Greece to Turkey, but have been suspended for technical reasons.
Click for more from the The Telegraph.<|endoftext|>Indian automobile industry showed encouraging results registering a 13% growth in domestic sales for 2005-06.
The Indian automobile industry showed encouraging results registering a growth of about 13 per cent in domestic sales for 2005-06 compared to the previous fiscal, with 8.9 million new vehicles.
According to the latest figures released by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), 8,910,224 new vehicles were added to Indian roads in the just concluded fiscal as compared to 7,897,629 vehicles sold in the previous fiscal.
The total vehicle production for the fiscal touched a new high of over 10 million including 9,735,216 motor vehicles and 270,000 tractors.
Passenger vehicles posted a growth of almost eight per cent chalking up sales of 1,143,037 vehicles in 2005-06 compared to 1,061,572 vehicles in the previous fiscal.
While medium and heavy commercial vehicle sales increased by 4.5 per cent at 207,446 vehicles, light commercial vehicles sales grew by over 19 per cent to 143,237 vehicles
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The latest challenge to the sport comes strangely from the violent activities of players off the field rather than on it. “The NFL has an obligation not only to their fans but to the American people to properly discipline anyone involved in domestic violence or child abuse and more broadly, gain control of the situation,” an official in the present administration recently told CBS News. “Many of these professional athletes are marketed as role models to young people and so their behavior does have the potential to influence these young people, and it’s one of the many reasons it’s important that the league get a handle on this and have a zero tolerance.” The remarks, ignoring an NFL arrest rate just 13 percent of the peer group’s societal average, follow interviews over the last two years in which the president expressed reluctance about allowing a hypothetical son to play football and compared the sport to boxing.
Roosevelt took a different approach to the crisis threatening America’s Game long before it had really become America’s Game. Adopting the “speak softly and carry a big stick” approach he articulated but didn’t always adhere to, the 26th president worked stealthily behind the scenes to ensure reform and his alma mater’s commitment to football during a period when Stanford, Columbia, and other schools declared “game over” on the sport. He held up a recalcitrant rulemaker’s promotion at the Naval Academy and met privately with Harvard’s coach in an effort to outmaneuver school president Charles Eliot’s push to abandon the game.
Obama and Roosevelt, unlike Dwight Eisenhower, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, and John F. Kennedy, never really played football. Alike in that one way, the pair approached the crises facing the game from wildly divergent perspectives. The Rough Rider didn’t talk. He did. He didn’t grandstand. He worked behind the scenes for results rather than credit. Most significantly, Roosevelt did this because he had a deep passion for the game; his twenty-first-century successor does not do all this because he prefers golf, basketball, and much else.
The differing passions may be partly explained by the different progenies and parentages. Obama, who raises two beautiful daughters, spent a few weeks of his life with his father. Roosevelt, who raised the most remarkable presidential brood in American history, called his dad “the best man I ever knew.” He wanted to pass on greatness, which he knew didn’t necessarily run biologically in families.
Roosevelt, as active a father as he was a president, wished for his sons to grow up to be men rather than mere males. His example set a nerve-wrackingly difficult standard to attain. But the lives of his two girls and four boys left a legacy as family patriarch more impressive than his legacy as political patriarch. The man on Mount Rushmore was a better father than a president.
Son Theodore played the rough game; later, in Europe during the World Wars, he played a rougher game. Gassed and shot during the Great War, a limping Ted landed a quarter-century later on Utah Beach with his son, the only father-son duo to invade on D-Day. Before exhibiting courage under fire as the oldest man to storm the beach on June 6, 1944, Ted Jr. learned physical courage as an undersized boy lining up against bigger boys at Groton and Harvard. Sports, as his father counseled, weren’t his life. They served as a good preparation for it.
Life plays rougher than football. Boys like Ted Jr. accustomed to getting up after getting knocked down on the football field tend to do so on the battlefield, in the workplace, in relationships, and much else. President Roosevelt, on his back as a sickly child, as grieving husband and son on Valentine’s Day, and in the South American jungle, understood the importance of fighting after falling. He grasped the lesson of football.<|endoftext|>Word of mouth is even more powerful than we thought, according to a new study in the Journal of Consumer Research. In fact, when we truly understand our experiences they impact our emotions less, writes Meredith Melnick in Time Healthland.
"Understanding negative events, such as romantic breakups, job losses or disturbing video clips leads individuals to feel less intense negative emotions about these events and to recover from them more quickly. Similarly, understanding positive events, such as graduating from high school, leads individuals to feel less intense positive emotions about these events."
So for example, if you visited an empty mall and reviewed it on Yelp, you might blindly write off the place as dull and unkempt. But as Time describes, if you were to explain the experience and the reasons for why it was empty—you visited on a Monday evening; the location was bad—you may feel less turned off by the mall and be inclined to visit again if something had caught your interest.
"Hedonic" experiences, or those that hold an "emotional or sensory" component, reveal this phenomenon more so than "utilitarian" events, like using a printer or hairdryer, found the study. That's because the latter events are tied to the item's functionality rather than how the item made you feel while using it.
With this in mind, understanding why Hale & Hearty serves excellent soup or Bank of America is fee-happy enables us to step outside the picture and adjust our feelings according to the facts. And knowing the facts and how they relate to our money values could free us to move beyond our emotions to make smarter decisions about money, whether that means forgoing a decent restaurant where the gracious waiter makes you overspend, or holding back on a spending spree because you know the way the store arranges its merchandise makes you want to try everything on.
Of course, not all of us are able to think this rationally. As we've reported, many consumers don't come wired with a "money brain," or the willpower needed to choose a day of window shopping (saving) over charging up the card (spending).
Still, it might be useful to try deciphering what you enjoy or dislike about a purchase to determine whether it's worth it to you in the long run. You might just find you'd be happier without it.<|endoftext|>In his annual letter, Bezos said he's proud of Amazon's culture of innovation.
Like Mary Meeker’s annual internet trends report, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ annual shareholder letter gets the industry all excited. Today, the internet behemoth’s 2018 shareholder letter is out.
Last year, Bezos disclosed the number of Prime members for the first time ever. And while there weren’t any comparable bombshells in 2018, it is perhaps notable as Bezos’ first-ever shareholder letter as a bachelor.
1. Amazon and small businesses are two peas in a pod.
In his letter, Bezos said the share of physical gross merchandise sales by independent third-party sellers on Amazon has grown from 3% in 1999 to 58% in 2018. He noted these third parties are mostly small- and medium-sized businesses, which have enjoyed sales with a compound annual growth rate of 52%, which bests Amazon’s own sales growth at 25%.
2. Amazon is better than eBay!
Bezos then openly took a shot at eBay and its paltry sales growth rate, which he said is just 20%.
That includes Fulfillment by Amazon and Prime.
“In combination, these two programs meaningfully improved the customer experience of buying from independent sellers,” he added.
3. Amazon gives consumers products they don’t even know they want.
Prime is a good example of one of the innovative offerings Amazon has come up with thanks to its corporate culture, which he said embraces experimentation.
Its $30 billion Amazon Web Services (AWS) division is another example.
And, of course, its checkout-free retail experience, Amazon Go, and voice-enabled Echo devices and the voice assistant Alexa also prove Amazon is a pioneer in its own right.
4. Amazon occasionally has multibillion-dollar failures.
Bezos said a company the size of Amazon requires experimentation that might occasionally result in multibillion-dollar losses. It’s just part of being a good corporate citizen, he added.
5. Bezos is challenging Amazon competitors to raise the minimum wage.
He noted Amazon raised its minimum wage to $15 an hour for more than 250,000 employees and 100,000 seasonal employees.
“We had always offered competitive wages. But we decided it was time to lead—to offer wages that went beyond competitive,” he said. Bezos then invited its “top retail competitors (you know who you are!)” to match Amazon’s minimum wage and employee benefits—or even “throw the gauntlet back at us” by raising their minimum wage to $16.<|endoftext|>100%76°51°Night - Cloudy with a 100% chance of precipitation. Winds variable at 4 to 6 mph (6.4 to 9.7 kph). The overnight low will be 58 °F (14.4 °C).Showers with a high of 67 °F (19.4 °C) and a 85% chance of precipitation. Winds variable at 7 to 14 mph (11.3 to 22.5 kph).
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and got his first television role as Lampwick in Pinocchio. He went on to appear in repertory theatre all over the country before landing parts in Music for You and Quick Before They Catch Us, on the BBC.
An opportunity to voice the grumpy Mr Growser character in the BBC’s rod puppet version of Toytown led to his career providing voice characterisations. Among other roles, he was Sossidge the dog in Picture Book and the Lord Chamberlain and King Boris in Gordon Murray’s Rubovian Legends. Beginning with The Evil of the Daleks, he was a Dalek between 1967 and 1988, uttering such classic lines as “You will be exterminated!” and “That is an order! Obey!” He also provided voices for the Cybermen and the Krotons.
Roy Skelton is survived by his wife Hilary and two daughters.<|endoftext|>La Paz (AFP) - Coca farmers clashed with police Tuesday in the second straight day of violent protests in La Paz against a Morales government bill to limit legal areas of cultivation.
Angry farmers threw dynamite, fireworks and rocks at police in an attempt to regain positions lost late Monday in a clash at access points to the Palacio Quemado, the seat of government and residence of President Evo Morales.
Anti-riot police agents fought hundreds of coca growers for four hours, firing tear gas to disperse the crowd.
The violence Tuesday ended with 148 arrests, the deputy Interior minister, Jose Luis Quiroga, told reporters.
"Police were investigating each one to determine the level of responsibility for the public disturbance," he said.
Carlos Aparicio, the deputy minister of public safety, said the protesting coca growers "burned police installations, a firefighting unit" and had threatened to blow up a gas station.
Morales, a former union leader of coca growers, is serving a third term as Bolivia's first indigenous president. His government's bill would cap the legal area for coca cultivation to 20,000 hectares (49,421 acres).
The farmers want to be able to produce as much coca as local demand warrants.
Coca is a traditional crop, with Bolivians for generations using the leaf to fight fatigue, reduce altitude sickness in the Andean mountain country and divine the future in indigenous rituals.
Chemically processed, coca becomes the addictive stimulant cocaine, an illegal drug in the country and around the world.
Under the proposed law, the legal cultivation area for the country's two main coca-growing regions would be capped at 13,000 hectares for the Los Yungas region and 7,000 hectares in the Chapare region, where Morales used to grow coca.
According to the United Nations in its latest report, in 2015 Bolivia had 20,2000 coca-growing hectares and was the world's third-largest producer after Colombia and Peru.
But a 2013 financial study by the European Union found that only 14,705 hectares were needed to satisfy local Bolivian demand.
In addition, the UN warned that 94 percent of the coca grown in Chapare was circulating illegally.
Tuesday's violence forced authorities to delay a meeting between three ministers and the coca farmers that had been intended to defuse tensions.
One of the would-be participants, Minister of Government Carlos Romero, said that "the wave of violent attacks against institutions is raising concern."<|endoftext|>Mayo Clin Proc. 2016 Oct;91(10):1448-1459. doi: 10.1016/j.mayocp.2016.06.020. Epub 2016 Aug 21.
New Developments in Clinical Bacteriology Laboratories.
Division of Clinical Microbiology, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, and Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. Electronic address: [email protected].
There are a number of changes underway in modern clinical bacteriology laboratories. Panel-based molecular diagnostics are now available for numerous applications, including, but not limited to, detection of bacteria and select antibacterial resistance markers in positive blood culture bottles, detection of acute gastroenteritis pathogens in stool, and detection of selected causes of acute meningitis and encephalitis in the cerebrospinal fluid. Today, rapid point-of-care nucleic acid amplification tests are bringing the accuracy of sophisticated molecular diagnostics closer to patients. A proteomic technology, matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry, is enabling rapid, accurate, and cost-effective identification of bacteria, as well as fungi, recovered in cultures. Laboratory automation, common in chemistry laboratories, is now available for clinical bacteriology laboratories. Finally, there are several technologies under development, such as rapid phenotypic antimicrobial susceptibility testing, whole-genome sequencing, and metagenomic analysis for the detection of bacteria in clinical specimens. It is helpful for clinicians to be aware of the pace of new development in their bacteriology laboratory to enable appropriate test ordering, to enable test interpretation, and to work with their laboratories and antimicrobial stewardship programs to ensure that new technology is implemented to optimally improve patient care.<|endoftext|>I certainly spend a great deal of time at the Fort Wilderness Resort and would love to help you with all of your questions. You can ask me directly and I can get that information to you or you can read through various answers I have done on the panel site.
The Fort Wilderness Cabins are amazing and the place my children and their families love to stay. They have recently all been refurbished so they have better storage and a cleaner feel while still holding onto the rustic ambience. Each one can sleep 6 persons. The bedroom has a queen bed and bunk beds and there is a queen sleeper sofa in the living area. The queen bed in the bedroom is now elevated allowing guests to store suitcases or other things underneath and out of the way.
There are tvs in both the bedroom and living area. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishware and basic cooking needs. Dish soap and dishwasher powder as well as paper towel is supplied as needed.
There is one bathroom but it is large and comes supplied with your shampoos and conditioners and soaps. Towels of course are all there waiting for you.
Each cabin is also equipped with a picnic table and grill and housekeeping services daily. This morning as I walked my dog we came around by the cabins and saw a large family of deer grazing. This is what makes this resort so unique as you truly do feel like you are in the wilderness and it's a peaceful respite from the busy parks.<|endoftext|>Late Wednesday, residents of the upscale Playas de Tijuana district protested the migrants’ presence, and some fighting broke out between locals and the mostly Central American caravan members. Police responded.
Many migrants left the beachside community, headed for a sports center where municipal authorities had set up a temporary shelter, with mattresses, food and other necessities.
By midday Thursday, more than 500 migrants had registered at the sports complex, authorities said. The site can hold about 1,000 people, said one city official.
The possible arrival of about 5,000 migrants from the caravan, mostly Hondurans, will stretch shelter capacity here, and it was unclear where the incoming multitudes would be housed.
And several other caravans of Central Americans, numbering more than 3,000 people, are working their way through Mexico toward the U.S. border.
The exhausted migrants who made it to Tijuana seemed taken aback by what they found here.
The hostility from residents of Playas de Tijuana was a surprise. But many were also struck by the high fencing along the border — at times consisting of two or three layers of metal barriers of various sizes — and the large contingent of U.S. Border Patrol officers lurking on the other side, monitoring developments.
“They are on horses, in trucks, on motorbikes,” said Alejandra Hernandez, 26, who was seated in the beachside plaza in Playas de Tijuana with an expansive view of the Pacific, the border fence plunging into the surf.
Both were suffering from minor colds, she said, a common ailment among the travelers.
Lines of migrants were walking along the highway from the beach toward the sports complex, about two miles away. In some cases police cruisers were trailing behind, monitoring their movement.
At the sports facility, about a block from the rusted border fence — constructed of Vietnam War-era surplus metal — the Hondurans and others were provided with orange identification bracelets. Many lingered outside the complex, discussing their next step after so many weeks of rough travel.
8:05 p.m.: This article was updated with the scene of mariachis playing for the migrants.<|endoftext|>Preventative health is a behavioral problem.
While we can rationally know that we must take our medication / exercise / ensure we are protected through vaccines, it is another thing entirely to follow-through with our intentions and take the necessary measures against diseases — especially those which are preventable and curable.
This is all the more important in a developing context, where healthcare is not a standard and commonplace support. Yet, vaccination is one of the most cost-effective ways of avoiding disease — it currently prevents 2–3 million deaths a year, and a further 1.5 million could be avoided if global coverage of vaccinations improved. Indeed, the WHO identified vaccine hesitancy (the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines) as one of the Ten threats to global health in 2019. While more children are being immunized than ever before, in 2019 an estimated 19.5 million children under the age of one still did
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the IP. The IP for both sites was the same, and thus the host records for both domains were the same as well, but typing those domains into a browser returned different sites that reflected the different folders in my ftp.
I did some investigation (knowing nothing previously about how any of this worked) and concluded that my host must be using some kind of a VPS to diagnose which FTP folder to point to. I asked me host to switch the VPS record to point jimvangelderen.org to minutemenministries.org, hoping that I could then switch my primary domain for the subsite to jimvangelderen.org and the plugin would take care of the rest... No dice.
Once the changes were reflected and jimvangelderen.org returned minutemenministries.org when I typed it into a browser, I changed the primary domain for my /jimvangelderen subsite to jimvangelderen.org. Immediately, it logged me out, said I didn't have permissions to access the page, and jimvangelderen.org still redirected me to minutemenministries.org, not to the subsite.
I was able to reverse the changes in my network settings, but I am at a loss of where to go next. I am sorry if I am not saying things right, but I am new to the concept of VPS, and my host has total control over its records. Any thoughts?
Hello there @Bobby, I hope you're well today!
Please post a screenshot of your cPanel options so that We may figure this one out.
I don't think I have access to anything like that with Worthwhile. I can access phpmyadmin and my ftp via Filezilla, but no cpanel to my knowledge. I sent them an email to see if I'm missing anything.
Would the settings have to do with the host or the domain? I can manage all of my domain settings via Godaddy.
On your domain settings you will have to make sure that both domains point to the same IP. From what I can tell this is already happening.
Then, on your host you will have to make sure that both domains point to the same WordPress installation. If you don't have cPanel, do you have SSH access? how exactly is your server configured?<|endoftext|>Rhea Silvia is the mother of the twin brothers Romulus and Remus in Roman mythology. She was the daughter of Numitor Silvius, king of Alba Longa.
When Numitor's brother Amulius became king by force, he made Rhea Silvia a Vestal Virgin, so she would not have children who could be kings instead of him. But the god Mars seduced her and she had the twins Romulus and Remus. Because of that she was buried alive (put in the earth so she died because she could not breathe), which was the common punishment for a Vestal Virgin who did not remain a virgin. Her sons were thrown into the Tiber by the servant, but were saved by the river god Tiberinus, who also saved Rhea Silvia and married her.
Tiberinus, whence the name of the river Tiber comes, married Rhea Silvia while the twins, Romulus and Remus, were raised by a she-wolf. A few months later a shepherd found them and raised them. When they where a bit older they decided to name a city after its ruler, the only problem is they both wanted to rule. So in the end they decided to fight and Romulus won, while his brother died, and named the city Rome.<|endoftext|>There are a lot of exciting—and questionable—voice-enabled devices unveiled at this year's CES.
As expected, there was a ton of buzz about voice tech at CES this year, thanks to toilets, shower heads and trash cans you can talk to. There was even a robot that, if asked, pours you a beer.
It’s all about the smart home of the future, which will be reliant on AI. And the future is already upon us: Amazon announced before CES that 100 million Alexa-equipped devices have been sold. While mobile and screen experiences are not going anywhere, it’s an exciting time for the “internet of things,” especially considering how 5G-powered internet speed is arriving in U.S. cities.
Let’s look at a few of the branded hits and misses for CES’ voice-activated smart home reveals. There is something marketers can learn from each of them to help understand the future of not only technology but how consumers and brands should interact in the next decade.
For the very rich, this fancy product may be appealing, but using the toilet isn’t one of the things everyday consumers are particularly angsty about. Speaking instead of flushing with the push of a finger isn’t going to move the needle for most folks’ personal happiness, so I’m calling this toilet a branding miss.
I don’t typically have the time or inclination to listen to my favorite song while using the bathroom. More simply, this product is a good example that not every customer experience needs to be immersive. Technology is best used to aid consumers during truly defining moments.
This device is a conservationist’s dream because it allows you to time your showers and easily pause them. Each action limits your water usage, and you can also set the temperature in an automated fashion instead of twisting a pair of knobs back and forth, a first-world frustration most people can relate to. Now you can do all of these things with your voice. Called U by Moen, it costs $1,125, which may be low enough for enough consumers to make a marketplace impact.
There’s a problem, though: A display is a safer, simpler way to do all of those things in an automated fashion. What if voice AI dials up the wrong temperature? It maxes out at 120 degrees, which would be uncomfortable to most people—especially a toddler—for even a few seconds. Yet, Moen achieves a “part hit, part miss” here because even though the voice AI part of the equation is suspect, they at least thought about all of those things. The U by Moen offering comes with a small digital screen to handle all the tasks voice can take care of, and they are achievable via the brand’s mobile app as well.
Give your customers options so they can feel empowered. Whether it’s water or brand messages, they want to have control over their experience by selecting preferences. If nothing else, direct-to-consumer challenger brands last year taught us that with their custom-minded subscription products. The same goes with publishers, which are increasingly giving subscribers options for how they are receiving content and interacting with journalism brands.
This interactive product hasn’t been priced yet, but its utilities look pretty amazing and offer the kind of experience people want. It’s voice-activated and offers all the touchscreen abilities of a large tablet. The Capstone Smart Mirror could be used in any room of the home but appears designed with the bathroom in mind.
Mike Herrick is the svp of product and engineering at Urban Airship.<|endoftext|>A 4,400-year-old love story has been uncovered in the ancient Egyptian burial ground of Saqqara.
Archaeologists excavating a tomb of a couple and their children have revealed a relief painting depicting a love scene.
The tomb belonged to a singer working for the Pharaoh, named Kahai, and his priestess wife Meretites.
The colour painting, dating back to the time when the great pyramids were being built in Egypt, is extremely rare.
The scene shows the husband and wife gazing lovingly into each other’s eyes, with Meretites placing her hand over her husband's right shoulder.
Only a handful images showing an affectionate embrace survive from the Old Kingdom (2649 B.C. to 2150 B.C.).
In the scene, Kahai is wearing a leopard’s skin and is is holding a staff and scepter, which served as symbols of authority.
Saqqara is an ancient burial ground in Egypt located near the entrance of the Nile Delta.
Most of Saqqara was buried in sand until the mid-19th century, when Auguste Mariette uncovered the Serapeum.
Since then, it has been a gradual process of rediscovery.
Old Kingdom pharaohs were buried within Saqqara’s 11 major pyramids, while their subjects were buried in the hundreds of smaller tombs. The name Saqqara is most likely derived from Sokar, the Memphite god of the dead.
Meretites is wearing a long, tight dress with shoulder straps that appear to leave a breast exposed.
The tomb was first discovered in 1966 and published in a book in 1971, but the discovery was mainly recorded in black-and-white.
At the time of the discovery, mummified remains were also found, but it is not certain if they belonged to the family members.
The image has now been unveiled in all its incredible colours by Macquarie University's Australian Center for Egyptology.
Miral Lashien, a researcher at Macquarie University told LiveScience that the tomb of Kahai is an example of the importance of women.
The frequency of their representations in the artwork in the tomband the equal size to their husbands or brothers suggest equal status.
This kind of embrace was not limited to romantic love.
Another image showing a similar pose was found from Pyramid Age Egypt depicting two men who were likely twin brothers, said Ms Lashien.<|endoftext|>DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Trust in U
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The network aired a two-hour block of entertainment programming three nights a week when Dingley arrived, and quickly expanded that first to five and now seven nights. The 70 percent expansion in programming recently authorized will mean more new shows and fewer reruns within those two-hour blocks, he said.
Eventually, however, the goal is to expand to three hours of entertainment programming in prime time and air some of those shows during the day, he said.
Last month the network began airing "Lifeguard!," about beach rescuers in southern California. April brings "Turbine Cowboys," about people who build and maintain wind turbines. "Iron Men," about New York ironworkers, starts in May. "Lights Out," in June, is about an Arkansas crew that restores power after severe weather. July brings the hurricane season and "Hurricane Hunters," a series about people who fly into storms to collect weather data.
If the new shows are well chosen, Roker said he believed The Weather Channel viewers will embrace them.
"Everybody needs to evolve," said Roker, who also hosts the "Wake Up with Al" forecasting show early on weekday mornings. "The History channel has a new definition of what history is on their channel. A&E has redefined who they are. If it's a good story and well told and you're not talking down to the audience, I think it's going to do well."
The Weather Channel "is a different channel today than it was even a year ago," Roker said, "and I think it's for the better."<|endoftext|>Hi Chloe! So excited to answer your question as I have a new granddaughter who has been named Chloe. It is a beautiful name indeed!
You can link different credit cards on different magic bands on a reservation. We just spent a week with my son and his family and he had his credit card on his wife's and his own band. The children don't need any of the linking as they are young and do not charge purchases. It is best to split the credit cards then to wait and try to figure out all the charges at the end of the vacation. That tends to be a downer to take time to figure it all out and see how many souvenirs everyone bought. It is much more fun to just head home and enjoy your purchases. One tip to remember is to wait until you arrive and have the front desk manage this and if you find someone who does not know how simply and politely ask for the front desk manager on duty as all managers know the process.
Check out more information about your colorful Magic Bands. The convenience of not having to carry so many things now is wonderful.<|endoftext|>Although Guests who’ve purchased a Disney Dining Plan don’t normally have to prepay for Dinner Shows such as the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue, the system can sometimes forget and take a pre-payment anyway.
You have two options in this situation but, provided you’ve booked category 2 or 3 seating for the 4:00 p.m. or 6:15 p.m. shows or any category for the 8:30 p.m. show, you should be entitled to a full refund. Your first option would be to attend the show, let your server know that you’ll be paying for your meal with your Disney Dining Plan entitlements and then the pre-paid amount will be refunded to the credit card that you used to book this Dinner Show. Be sure to have the same credit card that you used to book your dining reservation with you, or else you may only be able to get the amount of your refund put onto a Disney Gift Card.
Your other option is to contact Walt Disney World Resort at (407) WDW-DINE, or (407) 939-3463. They will then make sure that your Disney Dining Plan is linked to this reservation so that you will not be required to prepay for the meal. You will still need to provide them with a credit card number in order to guarantee your reservation.
I hope my answer helps you plan your upcoming visit. Please don’t hesitate to come back and see us if you have any other questions!<|endoftext|>TraCon 2019 is a two day conference, exhibition and festival introducing the best in cutting-edge personal and business empowerment tools.
Early ticketholders tell us, one of the things you are really going to love about attending TraCon is getting to choose precisely which masterclasses to attend. So it has to be asked: what's most important to you in personal development? TraCon uniquely offers a wide range of new and established systems, processes and approaches to enhance your business and personal life. All are presented as fun, practical workshops and each can give you permanent takeaways for use in your own life.
Unlike single-topic conferences, TraCon has purposely brought together as many life-enhancing modalities as possible, with all the speakers hand-selected for their passion and dedication to making this world a better place. Running sessions simultaneously across five conference rooms means you get to choose exactly which topic will most enhance life or business for you personally. Lock in your selections early by booking your place now.
Each masterclass or workshop lasts for 90 minutes. With a grand total of twenty professional and in-depth presentations repeated on Saturday and Sunday, you can pre-select to attend a maximum of eight workshops over the two days. Although the 'upskill' pathway is directed at practitioners only, the other sixteen workshops are open to everyone and warmly welcome curious newbies.
Remember to bring tinsel or your best sparkly smile, for the party at the bar on Saturday evening!
There are no minimum age requirements as such, however entrance is granted to ticket holders only. Please do not bring your children unless they: a) are over the age of fifteen, b) have a genuine interest in their selected workshops and can keep up with materials targeted at an adult audience and c) have their own ticket.
Trains: Brighton train station is less than a mile uphill from the hotel and a 13 minute walk away, according to Google maps. It is the southern terminus of the Brighton/South Central Main Line running to London Bridge and London Victoria.
Most or all workshops will provide A4 handouts. You may wish to bring pens and paper. If you opt to attend any of the physical workshops it will be sensible to attend in suitable stretchy clothing!
Yes please, or have it on your phone. Its not the end of the world if you forget although whatever helps our volunteers on the door expedite your entry to the conference is a plus.
It may also be necessary to quickly and discretely confirm ID during the day, for example if pre-allocated seats at a workshop are fully subscribed.
Nearer the event you will be asked to select and pre-register your specific workshop attendance for the two days. It may not be possible (except under extenuating circumstances) to alter that selection.
Yes, While no refunds are possible we are more than happy for you to sell or give away your ticket to a friend or relative. Confirmation of the change of name must be recorded in advance through the website contact page at www.transformationconference.co.uk. Such notification must come from the email address attached to the original payment.
Please note, we are unable to assist you in selling your ticket(s) on.
If you are buying multiple tickets, or for some reason have to let your own ticket go, it is your responsibility as the original purchaser, to let us of any name changes. Please also send the new holder's email details as we will confirm with you both. Otherwise the ticket holders cannot book into their preferred workshops in advance and may find they are full on the day - also attendance certificates or any other personalised items and selections may be withheld from your stand-in. We would like to make sure that everyone has an amazing time!
Measles, Mumps, Rubella - Which is better: The Disease or The Vaccine?<|endoftext|>Thank you for bringing your question to the Disney Parks Moms Panel. I'm sorry to hear that there has been a hiccup with your 2018 Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend plans!
All runDisney registrations at this time are non-refundable and non-transferable. This means there is not a way to move your Walt Disney World Marathon registration from 2018 to 2019. While this is the policy in some extreme cases runDisney may make an exception, but please understand that it is in very rare cases and most likely not possible this close to the event date. I know some runners that are concerned that their training may have not gone as well as they'd hoped, but are still making the trip to the Most Magical Place on Earth to give their best effort at accomplishing their 26.2. If this is the case for you, I'd give it a go! If it's something more serious I'm sending pixie dust your way and recommending you call 4077-939-iRun to see their recommendation.
I hope you are still able to make the trip and enjoy your runcation!
On 12/14/2017 Anne from WI Asked: Is there going to be early registration for Annual Pass holders for the 2018 Wine and Dine Half Marathon weekend? And if so on what date?<|endoftext|>Browse Relevant Sites & Find 20 Lakhs To Dollars. All Here!
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GoPro is one of the brands I think of when I think of adventures. When Instagram Stories was launched, GoPro jumped onto the opportunity to share more footage taken with, yep, GoPro.
Recently, while making its GoPro family member’s dream come true of seeing the aurora australis, GoPro shared the adventure with its Instagram followers through incredible video footages of the trip.
If you are an outdoor activities company, share all the thrilling and breathtaking videos of the outdoors with your followers.
Use Instagram Stories to promote your company’s hashtag and encourage more people to use it.
Show how happy the winners of your giveaways are or how awesome your giveaway prizes are to attract more people to participate in them in the future.
When I Work is employee scheduling software with over 15,000 happy customers worldwide. Recently, they visited a few of their customers in Canada and featured them in their Instagram Stories.
If it is possible, visit your amazing customers and give them a shoutout on your Instagram Stories. This will let your followers know what types of businesses and individuals use your product and might give them the social proof they need in order to convert. Furthermore, this will help you build a stronger relationship with your customers.
You might not always be able to visit our customers like When I Work so Shopify worked around that by letting merchants, who use Shopify for their business, take over the Shopify Instagram account and share about their business.
Apart from merchant takeovers, Shopify also promotes their blog posts through Instagram Stories.
With the blog post you want to promote, find 3-5 key points that will grab your followers’ attention.
Turn them into fun Instagram Stories using relevant photos, captions and drawings.
Create a simple bit.ly link to be used for the last photo.
Bonus: It will be great to download each Instagram Stories photo onto your phone as you create them and post them all at once when you are ready. This will help to ensure that your followers see the full set of photos at a go.
Remote Year is a year-long program where 75 digital nomads travel across the world to work and explore 12 cities together.
Through their Instagram Stories, they share what they do on, I believe, a daily basis, allowing their followers who might not be able to join the trip to still be part of the fun.
Black Sheep Cycling is a cycling brand that provides innovative and unique cycling apparel.
A few days ago, they launched their ambassador kit for their community. Besides announcing the upcoming launch with an Instagram post, the team also used Instagram Stories to showcase the kit from various angles.
When the Rio 2016 Olympics was taking place, the social media team behind the Instagram account took the opportunity to share more about and celebrate the incredible Olympians. Harrison Barnes also took over the account to give a wrap-up for a day and shared his thoughts on the day’s events.
Brian Fanzo, popularly known as isocialfanz, is a millennial speaker who is very knowledgeable about community building, social media, livestreaming, influencer marketing, tech and more. In 2016 alone, Brian will keynote at more than 40 events around the world.
He has been using Instagram Stories to give previews for his upcoming talks and events such as the #Cloudtalk. He did the same when he was taking over our Buffer Instagram Stories while Brian, our Social Media Manager, took over his.
Work with other brands and influencers to take over your Instagram account and ask to take over theirs too. Like Gary Vaynerchuk said, “It’s an easy way to reach new audiences and increase brand awareness.” And it’s great because both parties stand to benefit from the takeovers.
A cool feature of Instagram Stories is that it allows you upload any photos and videos that were added to your phone’s camera roll within the last 24 hours. Simply swipe down while you are in the Instagram Stories camera mode. This allows you to share photos and videos from the brands and influencers without having to share your Instagram account password.
Get them to create Instagram Stories and save them onto their phones without posting them.
Get them to send their draft Stories to you via email, Dropbox or Google Drive.
Download them onto your phone before the time you wish to post them (you will have 24 hours to use them after downloading them onto your phone).
Wait for the right time and voila!
Minaal makes durable, professional travel gear that gets you where you want to be -- faster, happier and more productive.
In their Stories, they share photos from their community who are traveling all around the world with the amazing travel bags and gear.
Many a time, we love to showcase our users’ photos of them using our products, only to realize that the photo quality might not be on par with those we post on our profile or it might not match the theme of photos we chose for our gallery. Instagram Stories provides a great option to feature your users (and your product) without changing the theme of your Instagram branding or adding too many photos to your gallery.
Invite your users to share photos of themselves using your product and let them know that you will be featuring them on your Instagram Stories.
Reach out to those users and ask if you could feature their photos and them on your Instagram Stories.
Once you have the photos, add their Instagram handle and perhaps add some drawings to the photos to make them more interesting.
I think most of us are quite familiar with 9gag and their hilarious content. With Instagram Stories, they brought their funny storytelling to another level!
I believe most businesses aren’t like 9gag in terms of the amount of user generated content they have (thought it’s great if you do!). However, this does not mean we cannot learn anything from 9gag. I think 9gag is a great example of telling the same stories through different formats (on their website, Instagram posts, Instagram Stories and more).
When you have a story or message to share with your audience, come up with a storyboard of the photos and videos you need.
Download the materials onto your phone and add captions and drawings to make them more engaging and visually appealing.
When the time is right, publish all of them together according to your storyboard.
Bonus: You could use an Instagram post to briefly talk about the story and direct your audience to check out your Instagram Stories for more information.
Sean McCabe used to be a hand lettering artist who charged five-figure rates until he launched a course teaching people how to do what he did and made six figures in the first three days. Since then, he has been teaching a variety of courses on building and growing a sustainable business.
He has been using Instagram Stories to share sneak peeks of his live training and why his followers should sign up for his courses.
Personally, I like to find out as much as I can before I pay for a course, a product or a service. Quite similar to a trial for a product or service, Instagram Stories could be an interesting way to share just enough to entice your followers into signing up for your paid courses or exclusive content.
Also, sharing a short memorable link makes it easier for your followers to act immediately.
TrackMaven is a marketing analytics software tool that helps marketers make smart decisions through understandable and actionable data. In line with their area of expertise, they share top marketing news every week in their Instagram Stories.
When reading through all the news, bookmark the top 3 to 5 pieces which are most shareworthy or most useful to the people in the industry or your customers.
On Friday each week (or even every morning), share the news.
Adding your thoughts about the news could help to make you a thought leader in your industry too.
Follow Entrepreneur on Instagram for inspirational visual stories.<|endoftext|>Making money is only half the battle -- keeping it is the other half. Yet if you read financial publications, far more than 50 percent of the articles are about ways to make money. Saving money doesn’t make for great headlines, but it’s vital to your long-term success. With that in mind, I want to discuss a few important ways that can help preserve your wealth.
Find a reputable attorney who specializes in estate planning. There are many reasons to establish a family trust, some of which are asset protection, a plan and guide to continue your legacy after your death, to provide for your family, tax benefits, supporting your favorite cause, avoiding probate court (which is a lengthy process for your family to go through to get your assets), and many more. This is a must.
Are you protected against liability? In our litigious society, it’s quite easy for somebody to maliciously file a lawsuit against you. How you hold ownership in each of your assets is crucial; you don’t want them all to be under your trust. I set up my businesses and properties as separate entities from my trust. I also have all the properties and businesses I own in their own separate SPE (single purpose entity). This means that the members of that LLC are in my trust, so it gives me another layer of protection. You should work with your estate planner and CPA to determine what suits you the best.
Diversification helps you spread your money around over more and less risky ventures. So you’ll want to have a percentage of your assets in the stock market, which should be diversified into several different products, such as fixed income, emerging markets, tech stocks, bonds, etc. You’ll also want a percentage of your assets in cash so you have the liquidity to take advantage of any opportunities that present themselves. And you should have a percentage of your assets invested in real estate. Here, too, you
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s Hospital, will be held at its Lester and Sue Smith Legacy Tower in Houston.
Keynote Remarks: The Childhood Obesity Epidemic: How Did We Get Here?
Conversation: Outsmarting the Bodily Forces Making It So Hard to Lose Weight: Are All Calories Equal?
Lessons learned about the strategies being employed by leading pediatric weight-management programs today, from therapies involving the whole family to bariatric surgery. What are the takeaways for primary care practitioners and health systems seeking to provide effective weight-management care?
Hear about the wisdom that has been gleaned about obesity prevention in children, as well as ways that the medical community and community organizations can work together to put the wisdom into practice.
Thought leaders in food policy discuss the role and responsibilities of the food industry and ways that tax and regulatory policies – as well as the private sector – might contribute to solutions.
Panel: Policy Prescription: What Are the Next Steps?
A closing conversation summarizing what policymakers and medical experts should be prioritizing to improve the odds of success in this fight.<|endoftext|>VideoBrains is a host of cool talks, usually at Meltdown on a Tuesday (TUESDAY, it's our Thing now) night. This month we're testing out a brand new location, Secret Weapon in Stratford! Exciting stuff.
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A talk about how testing things and making rubbish games is really good for you, and how to start.
A look at what the history of the buildings in which we live, work and learn have to teach us about the future of the games we design and play, and how that can inform the relationship between designers and players.
Alex Davis What about other folks lore?
Did you ever notice Tails is a combination Nekomata / Kitsune? They are Japanese Yokai creatures. They are Pokemon. It's Yokai Watch. Computer games are rich with folklore. But what about English folklore? What is English folklore? What about other folks lore? A self-inflicted research adventure talk.
Cloud gaming is happening in a big way. Massive companies are bringing their new technologies to the rest of the industry, but what does this mean for gaming? From Azure to Gamelift, we go on a journey though time and space to discover just what this new bank of buzzwords is all about.
An exploration of spaces in progress. A walk through abandoned worlds.
The fourth installment of Rob's residency talk on the language of games narrative. Topic TBA. Ooh, mysterious.
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As a way of hiding himself from a dictator’s torture and execution, Pedro Salvadores remains hidden in total darkness in his cellar for nine years. Borges writes: “I suspect that in the darkness that his eyes learned to fathom, he came not to think of anything – not even his hatred or his anger.” Reflecting on Pedro Salvadores and his years of darkness in that cellar I also think of how this tale was written by a blind Jorge Luis Bores. How would our experience of life be altered if we were forced by circumstances to live years in darkness, either the darkness of a subterranean cavern or due to our loss of sight?
Cain and Able encounter each other after the death of Able. Cain asks Able to forgive him.
As part of this tale, we read such a telling statement from Borges as author, a man whose very life revolved around reading books and is now blind, unable to read: “Asking that my eyes not be filled with night would be madness; I know of thousands of people who can see, yet who are not particularly happy, just, or wise."
“That night the nightmares began, he was left without the slightest memory of them – just the fear that they’d return. In time, that fear prevailed; it came between him and the page he was supposed to write, the books he tried to read. Letters would crawl about on the page like ants; faces, familiar faces, gradually blurred and faded, objects and people slowly abandoned him. His mind seized upon those changing shapes in a frenzy of tenacity.
However odd it may seem, he never suspected the truth; it was burst upon him suddenly. He realized that he was unable to remember the shapes, sounds, and colors of his dreams, there were no shapes, colors or sounds, nor were the dreams dreams. They were his reality, a reality beyond silence and sight, and therefore beyond memory. The realization threw him into even greater consternation than the fact that from the hour of his death he had been struggling in a whirlwind of senseless images. The voices he’d heard had been echoes; the faces he’d seen had been masks; the fingers of his hands had been shadows – vague and insubstantial, true, yet also dear to him, and familiar.
• How will memory influence our advanced aging and our own death and dying? Is dealing with our fears the key? Or, stated another way, without fear, do memories lose their grip on us?
• If our familiar boundaries begin to blur and fade, will we be able to let go and face this dissolution with an abiding sense of peace?
• What does it mean to lose memory, particularly in a world without sight, a world gone dark?
• How willing are we to face a completely new world of experience? Are there any aspects of our current earthly life we would like to continue without end? If so, how are those aspects connected with our sense of sight?
• The narrator claims the man in this tale has been in heaven. Since he has been soaked in dread, fear and trepidation all along, is such a statement ridiculous?
have been worn smooth by the passage of days.
were the last day of our antithesis!<|endoftext|>Maryland’s fracking ban is fodder for campaigns against industry in Pa., Va.
Governor Larry Hogan signs the fracking ban bill during a ceremony on Tuesday.
When Gov. Larry Hogan signed a state fracking ban into law Tuesday, the stroke of his pen might have sent ripples beyond Maryland’s borders.
Environmentalists in Virginia, Pennsylvania and elsewhere are hoping that the action spurs decisionmakers in those states to give the controversial gas-harvesting practice a second thought.
“It makes them kind of sit up and take note and say, ‘Well, Maryland took a long, hard look at this. They have spent years looking at the issue and come to this conclusion,’” said Kristin Davis, an attorney with the Southern Environmental Law Center.
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, involves injecting fluid into shale formations to release natural gas. Proponents say the practice has created jobs, helped drive down energy costs and freed the country from dependence on foreign oil. Opponents say fracking can contaminate the air and water.
Maryland was the first state in which the practice is geologically feasible to ban the practice by law. Hogan, a Republican, surprised the General Assembly’s Democratic leadership when he offered his support for the measure last month.
Fracking opponents are already urging Democratic governors in California, Colorado and Pennsylvania to follow the lead of Maryland’s Republican executive. They are urging Florida’s Republican leadership to do the same.
Chris Warren, a spokesman for the Institute for Energy Research, said he doesn’t expect Maryland’s ban to have any domino effect. His organization promotes free-market approaches to energy policy.
Warren said he sees Hogan’s support for the ban as “kind of a head-scratcher,” given the economic activity fracking has brought to many rural communities.
But anti-fracking groups say they see Maryland’s action as a step in building momentum against the industry.
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/Y Calls MSDeploy.exe without the –whatif flag. This deploys the package to the local computer or the specified destination server.
/M Specifies the destination server name or service URL. For more information on the values you can provide here, see the Endpoint Considerations section in this topic. If you omit the /M flag, the package will be deployed to the local computer.
/A Specifies the authentication type that MSDeploy.exe should use to perform the deployment. Possible values are NTLM and Basic. If you omit the /A flag, the authentication type defaults to NTLM for deployment to the Web Deploy Remote Agent service and to Basic for deployment to the Web Deploy Handler.
/U Specifies the user name. This applies only if you're using basic authentication.
/P Specifies the password. This applies only if you're using basic authentication.
/L Indicates that the package should be deployed to the local IIS Express instance.
/G Specifies that the package is deployed using the tempAgent provider setting. If you omit the /G flag, the value defaults to false.
Every time the build process creates a web package, it also creates a file named [project name].deploy-readme.txt that explains these deployment options.
In addition to these flags, you can specify Web Deploy operation settings as additional.deploy.cmd parameters. Any additional settings you specify are simply passed through to the underlying MSDeploy.exe command. For more information on these settings, see Web Deploy Operation Settings.
Suppose you want to deploy the ContactManager.Mvc web application project to a test environment by running the.deploy.cmd file. Your test environment is configured to use the Web Deploy Remote Agent service, as described in Configure a Web Server for Web Deploy Publishing (Remote Agent). To deploy the web application, you need to complete the next steps.
Build and package the web application project, as described in Building and Packaging Web Application Projects.
Modify the ContactManager.Mvc.SetParameters.xml file to contain the correct parameter values for your test environment, as described in Configuring Parameters for Web Package Deployment.
Open a Command Prompt window and navigate to the location of the ContactManager.Mvc.deploy.cmd file.
The /Y flag indicates that you want to actually deploy the package, rather than doing a trial run.
The /M flag indicates that you want to deploy the package to the server named TESTWEB1. From this value, MSDeploy.exe will attempt to deploy the package to the Web Deploy Remote Agent service at http://TESTWEB1/MSDeployAgentService.
The /A flag indicates that you want to use NTLM authentication. As such, you don't need to specify a user name and password.
To illustrate how using the.deploy.cmd file simplifies the deployment process, take a look at the MSDeploy.exe command that gets generated and executed when you run ContactManager.Mvc.deploy.cmd using the options shown above.
For more information on using the.deploy.cmd file to deploy a web package, see How to: Install a Deployment Package Using the deploy.cmd File.
If you want to deploy to the Web Deploy Handler as a non-administrator user, you can't use the.deploy.cmd file. This is due to a bug in Web Deploy 2.0, as described under Endpoint Considerations.
If you want to manually switch between different SetParameters.xml files in different locations, you may prefer to use MSDeploy.exe directly.
If you want to override several MSDeploy.exe command-line arguments, you may prefer to use MSDeploy.exe directly.
A –source parameter that indicates where your data is coming from.
A –dest parameter that indicates where your data is going to.
A –verb parameter that indicates the operation you want to perform.
The –verb is always sync.
In addition, you'll need to specify various other provider-specific settings and general operation settings. For example, suppose you want to deploy the ContactManager.Mvc web application to a staging environment. The deployment will target the Web Deploy Handler and must use basic authentication. To deploy the web application, you need to complete the next steps.
Modify the ContactManager.Mvc.SetParameters.xml file to contain the correct parameter values for your staging environment, as described in Configuring Parameters for Web Package Deployment.
Open a Command Prompt window and browse to the location of MSDeploy.exe. This is typically at %PROGRAMFILES%\IIS\Microsoft Web Deploy V2\msdeploy.exe.
The –source parameter specifies the package provider and indicates the location of the web package.
The –dest parameter specifies the auto provider. The computerName setting provides the service URL of the Web Deploy Handler on the destination server. The authtype setting indicates that you want to use basic authentication, and as such you need to provide a username and a password. Finally, the includeAcls="False" setting indicates that you don't want to copy the access control lists (ACLs) of the files in your source web application to the destination server.
The –verb:sync argument indicates that you want to replicate the source content on the destination server.
The –disableLink arguments indicate that you don't want to replicate application pools, virtual directory configuration, or Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates on the destination server. For more information, see Web Deploy Link Extensions.
The –setParamFile parameter provides the location of the SetParameters.xml file.
The –allowUntrusted switch indicates that Web Deploy should accept SSL certificates that were not issued by a trusted certification authority. If you're deploying to the Web Deploy Handler, and you've used a self-signed certificate to secure the service URL, you need to include this switch.
In a lot of enterprise scenarios, you'll want to deploy your web packages as part of a larger single-step or automated deployment. Regardless of whether you choose to deploy your web packages by running the.deploy.cmd file or by using MSDeploy.exe directly, you can parameterize your commands and call them from a target in a Microsoft Build Engine (MSBuild) project file.
In the Contact Manager sample solution, take a look at the PublishWebPackages target in the Publish.proj file. This target runs once for each.deploy.cmd file identified by an item list named PublishPackages. The target uses properties and item metadata to build up a full set of argument values for each.deploy.cmd file and then uses the Exec task to run the command.
For a broader overview of the project file model in the sample solution, and an introduction to custom project files in general, see Understanding the Project File and Understanding the Build Process.
Regardless of whether you deploy your web package by running the.deploy.cmd file or by using MSDeploy.exe directly, you need to specify a computer name or a service endpoint for your deployment.
If the destination web server is configured for deployment using the Web Deploy Remote Agent service, you specify the target service URL as your destination.
Alternatively, you can specify the server name alone as your destination, and Web Deploy will infer the remote agent service URL.
You can target any of these endpoints using either the.deploy.cmd file or MSDeploy.exe directly. However, if you want to deploy to the Web Deploy Handler as a non-administrator user, as described in Configure a Web Server for Web Deploy Publishing (Web Deploy Handler), you need to add a query string to the service endpoint address.
This is because the non-administrator user doesn't have server-level access to IIS; he or she only has access to a specific IIS website. At the time of writing, due to a bug in the Web Publishing Pipeline (WPP), you can't run the.deploy.cmd file using an endpoint address that includes a query string. In this scenario, you need to deploy your web package by using MSDeploy.exe directly.
For more information on the Web Deploy Remote Agent service and the Web Deploy Handler, see Choosing the Right Approach to Web Deployment. For guidance on how to configure your environment-specific project files to deploy to these endpoints, see Configure Deployment Properties for a Target Environment.
If you're deploying to the Web Deploy Remote Agent service, you must use NTLM authentication. The remote agent service doesn't accept basic authentication credentials.
If you're deploying to the Web Deploy Handler, you can use either NTLM or basic authentication. The default setting is basic authentication. Although basic authentication relies on user names and passwords being transmitted in plain text, your credentials are protected as the Web Deploy Handler always uses SSL encryption.
If your web package includes a database, and the web server and database server are separate machines, you won't be able to deploy the database using NTLM authentication due to the NTLM "double-hop" limitation. You need to either use SQL Server credentials in your deployment connection string or supply basic authentication credentials to Web Deploy. This issue is described in more detail in Deploying Membership Databases to Enterprise Environments.
This topic described how you can deploy a web package either by running the.deploy.cmd file or by using MSDeploy.exe directly. It explained when each approach might be appropriate, and it described how you can parameterize and run a deployment command as part of a larger single-step or automated build process.
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does “not let 3rd-party apps access full root privileges.” However, Robert Baptiste told Motherboard that Engineer Mode was left on smartphones with company knowledge.
“This app is a Qualcomm app customized by OnePlus,” he said. In a Twitter DM, Baptiste confirmed that it was indeed OnePlus that coded the backdoor.
A Qualcomm spokesperson said that the company has “determined that the EngineerMode app in question was not authored by Qualcomm, although remnants of some Qualcomm source code is evident.” The American chip manufacturer believes that others have built upon their code.<|endoftext|>With fewer young people thinking it important to have children by the age of 30, a group called I Love Children (ILC) hopes to reach out to a younger crowd to tell them about the benefits of having children.
The voluntary welfare organisation (VWO), which turns 10 this year, launched a new work plan yesterday to target Singaporeans from the age of 19, instead of 21, for the next two years.
"At 19 years, they are mature enough to think about love, to think about dating, and future marriages," said ILC president Joni Ong, who has five children aged 19 to 25.
The VWO has, in recent years, come across more people who do not see it as a priority to have children by the time they turn 30, and has already started to reach out to tertiary students through dialogues in schools.
Besides launching the work plan, the group also shared findings from its fifth parenthood survey at its roadshow at United Square shopping mall's atrium yesterday.
Conducted in February, the survey polled over 600 respondents, of whom 67 per cent said they wanted to have children. The ideal age most people wanted to have their first child was 29.7 years, which has increased by 0.4 years on average since 2010.
Conducted in February, the survey polled over 600 respondents, of whom 67 per cent said they wanted to have children.
The ideal age most people wanted to have their first child was 29.7 years, which has increased by 0.4 years on average since 2010.
Among those who did not want children, the top reasons given were the cost, a greater priority placed on careers and a lack of time. Compared with two years ago, fewer cited their workplace environment and lack of childcare support.
While 16 per cent of the respondents said there was a lack of quality affordable childcare support in the group's 2013 survey, only 6 per cent did so this time round.
Similarly, 18 per cent of respondents in 2013 said that an unconducive work environment was a reason for not wanting children. This has dropped to 4 per cent this year.
"The entire community and society has, over time, made changes to address various concerns of those considering having children or more children," said Mrs Ong.
For instance, a week's paternity leave, paid for by the Government, was introduced in 2013.
Minister for Social and Family Development Tan Chuan-Jin, the guest of honour at the event, said childcare is an important factor for those considering parenthood.
He added that the Government has been doing more to ensure that there are affordable, accessible and quality childcare options. "I don't think people have children because of the incentives alone, but it's to help alleviate the cost that comes with having children," he said.
The physical and financial incentives, in terms of the accessibility of housing and subsidies, will make it easier for young couples to factor children into their plans, he added.
The parenthood survey results this year also showed that risks associated with late pregnancies would not affect most people's decisions on when to have children.
Said Mr Tan: "I think, intuitively, all of us know that as we get older, it gets a bit more difficult (to have a child)."
He added: "It's about encouraging greater awareness at an earlier age, for people to start thinking about what are things that really matter to them."<|endoftext|>Jordan Henderson has been told there is no medical cure for the heel injury that forced him to miss three months of Liverpool’s season and that he will have to manage the pain for the foreseeable future.
The Liverpool captain made his first appearance under Jürgen Klopp last weekend having been sidelined since August with the heel condition plantar fasciitis in his left foot. His rehabilitation was hindered when he broke a metatarsal in his right foot during training a month later.
Liverpool’s medical staff consulted counterparts at the Royal Ballet and with the Australia cricket team, because of the prevalence of the problem among dancers and fast bowlers, and also the Boston Red Sox in the search for a solution. Henderson, who was in acute pain during Liverpool’s end-of-season drubbing at Stoke City in May, also visited a specialist in New Jersey for treatment to his nervous system.
The England international, however, has been informed there is no immediate cure to a problem that Liverpool believe arose from a chronic overload on the heel over several years. Henderson had not had an extended summer break for more than a decade before the pain erupted towards the end of last season. Liverpool’s medical department has discounted the theory that Henderson’s gait is responsible, an issue aired in one of Sir Alex Ferguson’s books when explaining his doubts over signing the midfielder for Manchester United.
Henderson’s game time will be managed while he builds his fitness back up and his best hope could be for the plantar fascia, the tissue that connects the heel bone to the bones in the foot, to rupture. Jamie Carragher suffered the same problem late in his Liverpool career before a rupture helped alleviate the pain.
Henderson felt “a burning, stabbing, nervy” pain whenever he planted his left foot for several months and, while the discomfort has reduced significantly, he was aware of the problem in this week’s substitute appearances at home to Swansea City and in the Capital One Cup at Southampton.
The Liverpool captain said he felt “helpless” looking on as Brendan Rodgers lost his job and when Klopp began to implement ideas on the training ground without him. Henderson said of the team’s transformation under the German coach: “The manager is very energetic and passionate on the training field and wants us to be like that when we are playing. That has transmitted to the players. If you look at our performances of late they have been really high intensity and high quality with and without the ball.<|endoftext|>A collection of election reflections. Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, artwork, and interviews in response to the POTUS election results.
68 backers pledged $2,880 to help bring this project to life.
IMPORTANT NOTE: We are still open for submissions! For more information on contributing work for consideration, check out our website!
States of the Union will be a print, color, non-partisan book composed of reactions to the results of the 2016 presidential election. In the book, there will be works of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, artwork, and interviews. We are creating a book that functions as a time capsule. Through strong and representative works of art—no matter the opinion, no matter the creator—States of the Union will strive to challenge our partisan bubbles and foster insight and understanding between one another. We will donate a substantial portion of our proceeds to charity.
This election season has created a climate that seems unparalleled. A common thing heard over and over was how divisive this election was proving to be. With this book we are trying to accomplish the creation of a platform. People of all beliefs, locations, ages—everybody—will have an opportunity to be heard. In creating a space that provides uninterrupted, undisputed time for YOU to say what you think and feel, States of the Union is working to document history. We are creating a book full of people who text books might miss. We are putting in print the words of the real people, those most affected by the politics of it all. It is incredibly important to preserve the climate at this flashpoint. We are working hard to document the time in between Donald Trump winning the election and his inauguration.
We are opening up to all people. We want to know how they feel about Donald Trump being elected President. What do they think? It is important that we hear from a broad array of perspectives and people. Only then can this project reach its full potential. This means time and money doing outreach, traveling, and connecting.
We want the book to be printed in color. Because of the pieces of art in it, we really feel the project won't capture the work without being printed color.
We think it's important that there is a physical book. We want the book available for print distribution, as well as an online version, though. Having the book available in print also increases the visibility and likelihood that it can be used in classrooms as a reference and resource text.
Because we are self-publishing that comes with a lot of upfront costs to get us off the ground. Website costs, promotions, distribution...the list goes on and it all adds up.
We don't want to pass up any, within reason, in person interviews due to travel restraints.
We want to be able to put out the best book possible. We plan to donate a substantial portion of the funds to charity, but don't want to compromise the quality of our product.
I, Michaela Papa, have a background in visual arts, am a writer, and have worked in the publishing field for many years now. I am ready and able to compile this book. On my team, I have also brought on experts in their fields. Writers, editors, artists, proofreaders, marketing specialists, filmmakers...the list goes on. I am so
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,300 strike put saw addition of 8.2 lakh shares to open interest. This suggests weakening of 8,300 level as a resistance for Nifty. Traders believe that 8,300 mark may be taken out by Nifty soon.
However, 8,400 is likely to act as a resistance now as open interest has got shifted from 8,300 strike call option to 8,400 strike option; the 8,400 strike option saw addition of 6.5 lakh shares to open interest.
Overall, puts added 13.1 lakh shares to open interest, while calls added 5.4 lakh shares to open interest pushing the put-call-ratio (PCR) to 1.06 from 1.05 earlier. A PCR of more than 1 suggests bullish outlook for the market.
Meanwhile, the Nifty October futures have added 9.3 lakh shares to open interest and the premium on Nifty futures fell to 8.7 from 10.6 points earlier. Reduction of Nifty futures premium by nearly 2 points might not be an indicator of addition of short positions; rather, it might have been due to the reduction in time till expiry. The October derivative series will expire on Thursday.
The India VIX or the volatility index fell 2.59 per cent to 16.19, indicating confidence among traders to build long positions.
Among individual stocks, Idea Cellular and Dabur saw addition of bearish bets while Asian Paints and Jindal Steel saw addition of bullish bets.<|endoftext|>Image caption The judge said the actions of the defendants had led to serious economic consequences.
Nine top officials have been given tough jail sentences for their role in the near-bankruptcy of one of Vietnam's largest state-owned companies.
Ex-chairman Pham Thanh Binh was given the maximum sentence of 20 years in prison for violating state rules.
The Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group (Vinashin) ran up debts of up to $4.5bn (£2.9bn) after rapid expansion.
The defendants were convicted of being directly responsible for a loss of $43m.
The court, in the northern port city of Hai Phong, sentenced the remaining eight defendants to between three and 19 years in prison.
Vinashin was established in 1996 with the goal of becoming one of the world's top shipbuilders.
At the heart of the case was the loss of $43m incurred through the purchase of ships without government approval and two failed power plant projects.
In his ruling, the presiding judge, Tran Van Nghiem, said the actions of the executives had led to serious economic consequences and damaged the country's prestige in the eyes of foreign investors.
After the scandal, agencies downgraded Vietnam's credit rating and cited Vinashin as one of the reasons. In 2010, Vinashin defaulted on its first payment on a $600m loan to creditors.
Binh is considered to be close to Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, who appointed him to office.<|endoftext|>Jeurys Familia has a 2.88 ERA in 40 appearances this season.
The Mets have completed a deal to send closer Jeurys Familia to the A's, FanRag Sports Jon Heyman and others, including MLB.com's Jane Lee, report.
New York will end up with two prospects and international slot money.
The Mets will receive third baseman Will Toffey and reliever Bobby Wahl in exchange, reports the New York Post's Joel Sherman and MLB.com's Anthony DiComo.
The Cubs, Braves, Red Sox, Giants and Astros were also in contention to land Familia, but have been crossed off the list of potential landing spots according to multiple reports.
The 28-year-old right-hander has a 2.88 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 40 2/3 innings for New York this season. With the Mets at the bottom of the NL East currently, they are looking to sell and are also reportedly looking to get back elite prospects for pitchers Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard.
Oakland entered Saturday third in the AL West at 55-43, nine games behind the Astros for first in the division and three games behind the Mariners for the second Wild Card spot.
Closer Blake Treinen has held down the back of Oakland's bullpen this season, posting 24 saves, a 0.94 ERA and 61 strikeouts in 48 innings of work prior to the All-Star break. It is likely he will remain in that position, and Familia will add depth to the rest of the bullpen.
In 2016 Familia was named an All-Star, posted a 2.55 ERA and led MLB in saves with 51. For his career, Familia has a 2.66 ERA and 123 saves.<|endoftext|>Jan, thank you for featuring Innsbruck in the Snow-Ice-Frost Including Mountain Tops group.
Dora, thank you for featuring Innsbruck in the Picturesque Neighborhoods of the World group.
Thank you for your complimentary comment, Cindy. Much appreciated.
Your insightful comment is much appreciated, Linda. Thanks!
Many thanks for your return visit, Lenore. Innsbruck is a wonderful city to visit, and the trip into the Alps was fantastic!
Back to tw / v this beauty! Absolutely love this!
Thank you very much for your complimentary comment, Betty.
Love the colors of the buildings and, of course, the mountains peeking up in the background. Nice capture Ann!
Many thanks for your insightful response, Darin.
Many thanks, Liesl. We really enjoyed our visit to Innsbruck, a very special place, in part, because of the snow-capped Alps.
Many thanks for your gracious response, Sandi. Innsbruck is such a scenic city!
Mariola, thank you for featuring Innsbruck in the 500 Views group.
Many thanks for your kind congratulations, Johanna.
Many thanks for your gracious comment, Elfriede. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Austria!
Thank you, David and Carol, for your kind congratulations. Much appreciated.
Your kind words of congratulations are much appreciated, Barbie.
Snow-clad Austrian Alps gleam through low-hanging clouds, while a row of colorful buildings and the Inn River also shine in the sun. Innsbruck, Austria. Copyright 2005 Ann Horn. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. This copyrighted image does not belong to the public domain and may not be reproduced, copied, altered or manipulated in any way without the written permission of Ann Horn. ann-horn.pixels.com. pixels.com Group Features: Snow-Ice-Frost Including Mountain Tops. Picturesque Neighborhoods of the World. 500 Views. Women Photographers. Dimensions. Architecture.<|endoftext|>The moment when Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. looked Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic in the eye and called him a "damned war criminal" has become the stuff of campaign legend.
The Democratic vice presidential nominee brings up the 1993 confrontation on the campaign trial to whoops of delight from supporters. Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) mentioned it when he announced he had chosen Biden as his running mate.
During last week's debate with his counterpart on the Republican ticket, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Biden twice gave himself credit for shifting U.S. policy on Bosnia. The senator from Delaware declared that he "was the catalyst to change the circumstance in Bosnia led by President Clinton." At another point he noted: "My recommendations on Bosnia -- I admit I was the first one to recommend it. They saved tens of thousands of lives."
But, despite the bravado, Biden was not a key player in the legislation that ultimately forced Bill Clinton to lift an arms embargo imposed by the United Nations on Bosnian Muslims fighting the Serbs, according to congressional officials involved in the issue and a review of Biden's speeches and voting record.
In his autobiography, "Promises to Keep," Biden says that the pivotal Senate vote came "nearly three years after I called for the plan" to unilaterally lift the embargo. But the charge actually was led by then-Senate Minority Leader Robert J. Dole (R-Kan.) and Democratic Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (Conn.), who has since become an independent.
"His views were consistent with what we were doing," said Stephen G. Rademaker, then a House Republican aide who initially drafted the legislation and brought it to Dole's attention. "But I never regarded him as a leader in the effort."
Biden's foreign policy expertise -- honed over 36 years in the Senate -- is the main reason Obama selected him as his running mate and offers the strongest contrast with Palin. Last month, when Palin was getting a crash course in diplomacy by sitting down with world leaders at the United Nations, Biden's Senate office released a self-described "partial" list of leaders that Biden had met with, totaling about 150 names from nearly 60 countries, territories and international organizations.
Biden has used those experiences to develop a deep understanding of international issues, and to insert himself in some of the most critical foreign policy debates in the past two decades. He can be blunt and to the point in his diplomatic exchanges, and he embraces proposals that sometimes end up being ahead of the curve. He focused on deficiencies in U.S. policy toward Bosnia, he called for NATO expansion before it became fashionable and most recently prodded the Bush administration to back a $1 billion package to rebuild Georgia after the Russian invasion.
Biden opposed the Persian Gulf War but voted in favor of the 2002 Iraq war resolution
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The new plugin, developed specifically for iClone, allows users to capture two simultaneous actor performances using Perception Neuron.
By combining our product with iClone, we now offer a comprehensive professional 3D animation pipeline that includes full-body motion capture at a price that makes it accessible to prosumers, enthusiasts and small studios.
Noitom will be showcasing its Perception Neuron motion capture technology to international media and entertainment professionals in IBC’s Future Zone when it marks its first appearance at Europe’s largest professional broadcast show, taking place September 8-13 at the Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre.
The team will be presenting its full-body, sensor-based motion capture suit and launching the dual character mocap plugin for iClone by Reallusion. This new plugin, developed specifically for iClone, allows users to capture two simultaneous actor performances using Perception Neuron and inject it directly into the software’s 3D pipeline.
Perception Neuron and iClone software/hardware packages are already available on neuronmocap.com starting at $1490 and can be shipped to most of Europe within 14 days.
IBC 2016 conference and exhibition takes place September 8-13. Perception Neuron will be presenting at the IBC Future Zone, Stand 8.G03h, during the exhibition portion of IBC 2016, September 9-13. For registration, schedules, and general information about IBC, please visit http://www.ibc.org.
To learn more about Perception Neuron, please visit neuronmocap.com.<|endoftext|>Skype has tackled a password reset flaw which could be exploited to hijack the video chat service's accounts.
The vulnerability was discussed on a Russian blog about three months ago, but was only tackled after details were shared on news discussion site Reddit.
The issue could have exposed answerphone messages, old text message conversations and user details including date of birth.
Skype said it had now resolved the issue.
"Early this morning we were notified of user concerns surrounding the security of the password reset feature on our website," said engineer Leonas Sendrauskas.
"This issue affected some users where multiple Skype accounts were registered to the same email address.
"We suspended the password reset feature temporarily this morning as a precaution and have made updates to the password reset process today so that it is now working properly.
"We are reaching out to a small number of users who may have been impacted to assist as necessary. Skype is committed to providing a safe and secure communications experience to our users and we apologise for the inconvenience."
A how-to-guide was first shared on Russian forum Xeksec.
It involves using a victim's Skype-registered email address to create a new account which is also linked to an email account owned by the attacker.
If a password change is then requested using the target's username, the hijacker can access the resulting reset token via the Skype app itself using the newly-created bogus log-in.
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Skype blanks all but the last four digits of stored credit card accounts preventing the hackers from being able to steal cash, however they could have used up spare credit.
The security hole was confirmed by The Next Web which subsequently brought it to Skype's attention.
It follows on from a revelation last month that the program could be used to distribute malware via its instant message tool.
The news comes amid a campaign by Microsoft to convince members of its Windows Live Messenger chat tool to switch to Skype.
It plans to retire WLM by March 2013 across the world, with the exception of China.<|endoftext|>CHICAGO (AP) - Attorneys for impeached Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich filed their second pretrial motion in less than a week on Monday - this latest one asking a judge to let them play around 100 excerpts of secret FBI recordings at Blagojevich's upcoming corruption retrial.
The new motion says the tapes from before Blagojevich's 2008 arrest show he tried to cut a legal political deal to name Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan to President Barack Obama's vacated U.S. Senate seat.
Blagojevich will face a retrial in April on 23 charges, including allegations he sought to sell or trade an appointment to Obama's seat. At his first trial, jurors deadlocked on all but one count of lying to the FBI.
The motion contends Blagojevich's multiple references to Madigan in the recordings counter government assertions that talk of a Madigan deal was merely a ruse to obscure other bids by Blagojevich to profit personally.
The seven-page motion, filed in the U.S. District Court in Chicago, says Blagojevich is heard in the excerpts discussing the idea of appointing Madigan in exchange for her father, Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, pushing a legislative package favored by then-Gov. Blagojevich.
"The calls that form the basis of this motion demonstrate a more complete picture of the Governor's state of mind with regard to the Madigan appointment and contradict the government's theory," the motion says.
A spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago, Kim Nerheim, declined to comment on Monday's motion.
A 34-page motion filed last Tuesday by Blagojevich similarly attempted to bolster the contention that a Madigan deal was being seriously considered on the very eve of his arrest.
The two motions come in advance of a Feb. 15 deadline set by presiding Judge James Zagel for filing pre-trial motions.
Last week's motion says a record of a phone call between a top Blagojevich aide and Rahm Emanuel - then designated Obama's White House chief of staff - is among allegedly missing evidence. It asks Zagel to order prosecutors to turn over records of the call, saying it would strengthen the former governor's claim of innocence.
The call allegedly took place just a day before Blagojevich's Dec. 9, 2008, arrest. His attorneys argue the conversation could support a contention that Emanuel, who has not been accused of any wrongdoing, was willing to help broker the alleged political deal that could have led Blagojevich to appointing Lisa Madigan.
Monday's motion does not directly mention Emanuel, who is a candidate in Chicago's Feb. 22 mayoral election.
The latest motion, however,
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make cool technology easier for experimenters to use, associated with the Maker Movement, can fool us into thinking that technologies are easy to use for products.
The IoT's tendency to incorporate sophisticated technologies that can be devilishly tricky to make reliable and to do just what we want in real-world uses. These technologies include wireless, sensors, low power, battery power and charging, low-power operation, and cloud-based services.
Let's take a brief look at some of the challenges of the core IoT technologies mentioned above, then we'll consider how combining them only increases our challenges.
Over the past few years, Bluetooth and WiFi development kits have become cheap and easy to get started with. For under $10, you can purchase a module based on the ESP8266 chip, which contains WiFi and a decently powerful microcontroller. After a few minutes of fiddling around with it on a breadboard with a battery and some jumpers, the module's speaking Arduino or Lua through a USB/Serial converter. An hour or two later, it's talking on the Internet via a local WiFi access point, and you're reading Web pages and sending text messages.
Wireless association with the access point of our choosing, which may require a passcode. Without a keyboard and screen, how do you do it? Morse code? Magic spells? Of course, it can be done, but it usually involves writing significant software running on a computer or smartphone (that does have a keyboard and screen) to reach out to our device, and programming some parameters, a process that's challenging to make intuitive and robust.
All kinds of errors can crop up: Access points go away or passkeys are changed, microwave ovens (which operate at the same frequency band as WiFi and Bluetooth) can temporarily kill radio frequency (RF) transmissions, and so forth. You should handle these issues gracefully, hopefully in a way that lets the user know what's gone wrong. And since RF errors are pretty common, they should never brick your device — i.e., leave it in a permanently inoperable state. That may sound obvious, but it happens if you're not thoughtful. The classic bricking scenario is losing your link while in the middle of updating system firmware over the Internet, a scenario that's easily mitigated by good product design.
RF means Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification: This is required in the U.S. and similar bodies elsewhere, particularly if you put your IoT gadget into production. Your product will need to be certified by a third party as being within legal limits for RF radiation and filed with the FCC, an effort that can range from a lot of work and tens of thousands of dollars to very little work and no extra dollar cost, depending on your needs and how clever you are during development.
I recently hired a good-sized engineering firm to do some work on the product I'm currently helping to develop. They specialize in the engineering of devices for "big physics" — particle accelerators, radio telescopes, that sort of thing. And they do it all, hardware and software, some of the brightest engineers in the world, but there's one thing they won't touch because it's too scary and specialized: analog electronics.
Sensors are (typically) analog electronic components, and that's what makes sensors tough. In the digital world, a 1 is a 1 and a 0 is a 0; if the voltages representing these bits are off by a few percent, it's still pretty apparent they're a 1 or a 0 — our information is functionally unaffected. By contrast, nothing is ever exact in the analog world, and if a signal is off by a few percent, then our information is off by a few percent. Voltages and currents can easily be off by a few percent for all sorts of reasons, and our circuitry needs to handle this gracefully. Very tricky stuff.
The good news is that a growing number of sensors and associated analog circuitry are built into chips with digital I/O that make them much better behaved. But most still have analog sensors at their hearts, which means we have to be very thoughtful about things like tolerance, drift, and temperature constants that are usually not interesting issues with purely digital systems.
We tend to think of batteries as power supplies that maintain a constant voltage for some period of time, then stop working, but that isn't the whole story. The voltage of a new (or freshly charged) battery is pretty predictable when powering a circuit that draws relatively low current, but particularly in small IoT gizmos, things get pretty tricky, particularly as batteries discharge.
Battery voltage can vary over time, depending on charge remaining, internal resistance, load, temperature, age, and other factors. IoT devices can be particularly challenging because they tend to use small batteries that have particularly changeable characteristics under varying conditions. A specific IoT challenge is RF transmission and reception, which can each draw a good slug of energy. (Did you know that active RF receivers can draw as much or more energy than transmitters?) Putting all this together, it's pretty easy for battery life to be much lower than expected — even when a small battery is theoretically only half-discharged, the sudden power draw from turning on the RF circuitry, even for milliseconds, can pull battery voltage lower than our circuit needs, which can cause a system shutdown or other weirdness.
If you want long battery life and small batteries, ultra-low-power circuits are a must. Designing circuits to conserve every last bit of power is a non-trivial task that requires being clever about both circuits and software — it's much more than picking "low power" parts. For example, the Arduino Pro Mini 328 3.3v, a postage-stamp-sized variant of the Arduino Uno, can run directly from a CR2032 battery (the largest standard coin cell), but unless you're clever, it will only run for a few hours before the battery is depleted. Depending on your application, you may be able to enter sleep modes via software to conserve power — it could be possible to extend that out to a few weeks. If you're willing to roll up your sleeves and use the same microcontroller as the Arduino (the Atmega 328) with your own custom circuitry, rather than the Arduino's, you might be able to extend that out to years, again depending on the application, but getting there requires methodical and exacting work. Very challenging stuff.
A few years back, I helped develop a medical device that transmitted EKG and other medical data via TCP/IP to back-end servers that analyzed and archived the information. Back then, it cost us many months and millions of dollars to set up geographically redundant servers with backup generators running a fancy DBMS that could support multi-master replication, etc.
Now, you can do that all in a few hours for very little money using cloud services like Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. More specialized cloud services also exist for more specialized applications, such as Google Health, Apple Health/Healthkit, IFTTT, Zapier, data.sparkfun.com, and many, many more. By using these services and chaining them together, you can get a very, very impressive proof-of-principle demonstration put together in a few days.
Can you create the user experience that you want?
Can/will the service scale if your product is a big hit and you sell millions?
Creating a great user experience for leading-edge adopters of technologies is not so difficult — users will put up with messing around with all of the settings in services like IFTTT (in fact they often consider futzing around to be a plus), and they'll live with some rough edges. But most users put a premium on a great user experience that just works — think Apple products — and getting there with a chain of DIY cloud services is pretty unlikely to make the grade. Great user experiences are darned hard to create, and they require a ton of tuning and fine-tuning; it's unlikely that you'll be able to achieve that level of tuning using other people's services, although basic services like AWS and Azure are pretty good in this regard.
Hitting a Web service with a few requests an hour is one thing, but what happens if Home Depot picks up our IoT product and the cool third-party cloud service we've been using suddenly has to handle millions of requests per hour. Can they handle that volume of requests? If they can, will they choose to do it? Or will we be left hanging?
Huge surprises can stem from providers changing what they provide. In the case of large established offerings like AWS and Azure, let's call them fundamental cloud services, changes will be gradual, (usually) reasonable, and announced well in advance so we can adapt. But for small or unprofitable entities, changes can be dramatic and quick — even instant. Investors can pull the plug, and the service is suddenly gone, or the service suddenly changes its offering or licensing in the hope that they can generate more revenue. Suddenly, our IoT product is a "T" without an "Io." Oops.
My general thinking here is that fundamental cloud services are fine to depend on, although it's good to do some thinking early on about how costs will scale as you sell a lot of product. Smaller services are a fantastic way to get started and to do some testing because they are cheap and easy to tweak. But once you have enough experience to know what you want, it's usually best to move away from these and toward building your own specialized services to maximize user experience and minimize bad surprises.
We've seen how many of the core IoT technologies are individually challenging, but things get even more interesting when we put them all together. Systems are, well systems, not simply collections of parts. Turning a collection of parts into an experience that users perceive as a single
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."<|endoftext|>"It's just people talking," said Conor McPherson of his 1997 play. But people talking can have you on the edge of your seat in this quietly unassuming and yet emotionally searing play set in a rural Irish pub where a group of lonely male souls gather most nights. But tonight is different, there is an incomer – a Dublin woman, Valerie (Dervla Kirwan), who asks for white wine.
When the stories are spun from the men's lives, they have a competitive edge – but Valerie has a story that can top them all. As Jack (Brian Cox), the grumpy, melancholic garage owner, proves in the dying embers of the evening, we are all haunted by different kinds of ghosts.
This is a slow burn of a play, full of toasty banter and tiny moments when the characters unwittingly reveal the depth of their dolefulness. The unexpected presence of a woman highlights the absence of female interaction in these men's lives. The isolated barman, Brendan (Peter McDonald), is emotionally estranged from his sisters; the dim handyman, Jim (Ardal O'Hanlon), has a mother who has been fading fast for ever; and although the flash, resented Finbar (Risteárd Cooper) is married, his wife is yet another ghost in the play.
Josie Rourke's production takes time to find its rhythms and the balance between the comic and the tragic. The opening moments are over-baked, as if the production is trying to grab us when it merely has to trust the play's cunning bashfulness. But no matter. It slowly smoulders into life, and just as Tom Scutt's design – so detailed that you feel as if you could order a drink – creates a complete enclosed world, so every single performance makes you feel as if you've known these flawed, damaged and haunted people all your life.<|endoftext|>From packing to deplaning, shopping to sightseeing — travel is a mix of logistics and hopefully, leisure. There's likely been a time in your travels when you've thought, "Wouldn't it be great if...." No matter how much a jetsetter loves travel, there are always new ways to innovate and make every minute count.
Marriott launched TravelBrilliantly.com to learn what travelers like yourself are dreaming up on their trips. Whether your travel perks include food, music or reading the news, there's probably an idea for you on this list. The most innovative, yet feasible ideas that were chosen as first prize winners are featured below.
See what other innovations Marriott is working on at TravelBrilliantly.com.
Picture this: Sarah, a techie from NYC, reserves her room online and lists her interests, reason for travel and duration of stay. She writes, “I love running. I’m in San Fran for a start-up convention for two days. I enjoy cooking.” Once she arrives and checks in, the Social Concierge app will highlight local happenings related to her personal interests. She knows a local sports shop has a free running group on Monday, the food truck rally is three blocks away, and the hotel is offering a cooking class before dinner. — Elissa F.
Zoned music speakers allow you to play your music library or favorite streaming radio station on the go. Or in the shower. Or while you’re relaxing on the balcony sipping wine, staring at the ocean. Or watching a movie late at night. If Wi-Fi connections to the room are problematic, your phone can be docked on a docking station centrally located in the room. — Matt R.
Give those who are staying in the room an option of what the room will smell like when they get to the room each night. I know when I am traveling for work, I am usually stressed by the time I check into the hotel. Sandalwood is one aromatherapy scent that calms me down. The option to have the room have the fragrance (either in the toiletries or on the sheets) would help make the room a calming and a stress-free zone. — Sarika S.
Gift shops are so yesterday. Partner with local retailers and artists that will provide gift-wrapping and delivery to the hotel. Shop via app, or from guests’ TVs in their room. If the hotel does have a gift shop, showcase those items. I rarely have time to shop for a gift for my wife while on business trips — so bring the gifts to me. This promotes local purchases, provides local and varied shopping option and saves time. — David G.
Use frame-worthy photos or artwork submitted by hotel guests that is royalty-free to decorate the halls, rooms, common areas, etc. Put the name of the guest under it to add a more personal touch to the décor. — Richard R.
Pick a night per month (perhaps every third Wednesday) and have an event for the business professionals staying at the hotel. Make the event themed by common business topics (giving feedback, finding good talent and using social media). Have a happy hour for the professionals to talk about the topic and gain ideas from other professionals in the hotel. The best ideas are outside of your industry and adapted. — Richie W.
I would like to see an app that would allow those that travel and have the desire to not eat out every night, the ability to have the fridge stocked with a pre-ordered list of items. That is extremely convenient for those checking in late with small children, as well as exhausted travelers who want more than what is offered in the lobby area. — Suzanne P.
Designate (and promote!) a hashtag for each hotel. Guests can provide their handle(s) at registration. Guests who use the hashtag on social media sites during their stay will receive reward points automatically, mini-bar credit, dining credit, invites to a special event, discount on their next stay and more. User-generated content is powerful for the hotel and guests will be happy to join in the fun. — Megan S.
Guests trust other guests for the recommendations on the places to eat, museums to go to and other activities/sightseeing available in the area surrounding the hotel. The hotel’s app should allow for and encourage guest recommendations by various categories. — Rene K.
Instead of newspaper delivery outside of the hotel room door, the hotel will provide the day’s news via digital subscription. The guest will have the option of selecting from a variety of newspapers at check in. Guests will be notified via email or text when their daily digital paper arrives and will be logged in via IP address. — Marie C.
It would be nice to be able to check in to the room from your smartphone. The system would then email you a room unique key-barcode. You could then scan your phone against the lock to enter your room. This would avoid the hassles of having to deal with late arrivals and obtaining keys. If you are flying in for a meeting you just go straight to your assigned room and scan in with your key. — Kimberely H.
Imagine a business trip without the stress of packing, maneuvering through the airport and keeping your business attire pristine through it all? The Closet reinvents business travel forever. Go online for a personal consultation with the hotel's Style Team and we'll work with you to pre-select your wardrobe from suits to furnishings, even casual khakis and polos. It’s all waiting for you in your room upon arrival. You focus on your business (or pleasure) and leave the rest to the hotel! — Rick P.
Having a vending machine with alternatives to carb-filled, chocolate covered snacks could be a niche that needs filling. Finding affordable, safe, and healthy food is often difficult. Combined with the unpredictable schedule of a traveler, having a dependable source of actual nutrition would be a bonus. Examples: olive snacks, dried fruit, air-popped popcorn, and more. Including organic foods or partnering with an established company that sells healthy foods might be a good option. — Anjana K.
Sold-out days happen. But your traveller really need this room or suite for a specific date. Create a cloud app that automatically reserves your room or suite when there is a cancellation by another guest on desired property. Benefit: Travelers do not need to call back everyday to check on status. It's in their mobile device and alerts the traveler when the room is reserved. — Linda G.
Most travel is by car, but many hybrids stay in the garage because they can only travel the life of their battery so why not have charge stations for overnight stays for all business travelers and for vacationers?— Marian P.<|endoftext|>A YouGov poll has revealed which pieces of controversial Black Mirror tech the British public would most like to use.
The survey organisation asked participants whether they would be willing to use eleven different innovations from the show.
The results revealed that 29% of the British public would be very likely or fairly likely to use ‘The Entire History Of You’ memory implant from season one, making it the most desirable Black Mirror invention.
Alternatively, season three’s ‘Nosedive’ rating system was the least popular, with only 7% saying they would be fairly likely or very likely to use the tech.
Almost a third of parents said they would be willing to use the ‘Arkangel’ child broadcasting system to keep track of their kids.
Perhaps they won’t have to wait too long, with the recent invention of an advanced tracker that allows you to keep tabs on the whereabouts of up to twelve people within a three mile radius, without a mobile phone or wifi.
Further evidence showed that young adults were significantly more likely to want to try Black
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end in Iraq. Gen. David Petraeus, the military commander in Baghdad, has already signaled his bottom line: there should be a pause in the withdrawal of American troops.
We’re not sure which specific argument the general will make: there is too much progress for American troops to leave now — or not enough. Either way, it is clear that neither he nor Mr. Bush have a strategy for ending America’s disastrous involvement in Iraq.
Fifteen months ago, President Bush acknowledged that violence in Iraq had gotten so out of control that he needed to send 20,000 more troops into the war zone. Improved security, he argued, would allow Iraqi Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds the space to reach political compromises and develop a shared vision of the future so they and their country could move forward.
Since then, violence has declined, the economy is showing signs of life and Parliament has adopted a budget and passed a law granting amnesty to thousands of Sunnis and others in Iraqi jails. This has produced ceaseless cheerleading from the White House — and Monday’s assertion from Senator John McCain that America “can now look ahead to the genuine prospect of success.” Expect a lot more cheerleading over the next two days.
But what has not happened over the last 15 months is far more important.
The Iraqi military is still not able to fight its own battles, even with American backup. Iraqi politics are deeply riven. Parliament has not passed a law on sharing oil wealth or rules for provincial elections. And far too much of the country is under the control of ethnic militias — some currently in the pay of the United States (although for how long is anybody’s guess) and some sworn to kill as many of their own countrymen and as many Americans as they can.
Consider the events of the last few days.
First, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki sent Iraqi troops into Basra to oust militias loyal to the radical Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr, barely coordinating with General Petraeus or his staff. More than 1,000 Iraqi soldiers and police refused to fight or deserted their posts. The battle ended with no winner, and only after the Iranians helped broker a cease-fire. Then the fight moved to Sadr City in Baghdad — Mr. Sadr’s stronghold — as American and Iraqi troops tried to control neighborhoods used by the militia to bombard the Green Zone.
We would like to believe that Mr. Maliki has truly and finally decided to rid the country of ethnically based militias. We suspect, however, that the decision has more to do with his political rivalry with Mr. Sadr and the upcoming provincial elections.
Meanwhile, the toll in lives and treasure mounts. The Times reported on Sunday that repeated battlefield tours have so debilitated American troops that Army leaders fear for their mental health.
Among the questions General Petraeus needs to answer is when will the Iraqi Army be ready to fight? How — after all of the American training and effort — does he explain the 1,000 defections in Basra? And why should Americans believe that his strategy deserves more time or has a real chance of success?<|endoftext|>CHOCOLATE fans have spotted a huge price glitch on Asda's website which means you can pick up 24 KitKat Chunky bars for just 70p.
Chocoholics are now clearing space in their cupboards, with some ordering dozens of the multi-packs online to take advantage of the error listing.
Asda's website lists 24 packs of KitKat Chunky Duo bars - which have two Chunky bars in a packet - for just 70p at the moment.
That means each 64g bar will cost you just 3p each.
A normal KitKat Chunky bar costs 60p at the supermarket - so it's a huge saving.
It's only a matter of time before Asda realises the error though, so you might want to head to the website as soon as you can.
Understandably, the pricing error has whipped chocolate lovers into a frenzy online.
It was first spotted by bargain hunters on hotukdeals.com and some said they've ordered up to 30 packs of 24.
A few have said that the website now shows the items being out of stock for them.
But others have been luckier and are still able to order the bars because it depends how much of the product your local store has left.
A word of warning though: there's a strong chance Asda might not honour the price by the time your shopping is delivered.
When pricing malfunctions occur, retailers often cancel outstanding orders if they haven't been dispatched yet.
If you are still able to order the treats at the error price, then remember that Asda has a minimum basket spend of £25 for online click and collect and delivery orders.
KitKat Chunky Duo bars contain 186 calories per half bar and 18.4g of sugar.
KitKat is selling an Easter egg this year made with naturally pink ruby chocolate.
And Mars is now selling a Bounty Easter egg with coconut bits inside the shell.<|endoftext|>The highest quality logo water bottles at the best possible prices.
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Geeky Amigurumi, made by a geek for all geeks.
Wonderful! Such a beautiful and detailed piece of art!
Can't wait to gift this to my brother in law, he's going to love it, very well made and looks exactly as the image..
Geeky creations by a geek, for geeks.
I won't lie: when I get bored, I tend to learn something new. Thanks to this quirk of mine, I have learned most origami folding patterns, I know how to make ringtones, and I know how write in Elvish. Early last year, in another fit of ennui, I decided to put my 13 years of crochet experience, and passion for all things geek, to good use and I learned how to make Amigurumi, which I had been a long time admirer of. Starting with a small whale plush in order to perfect the Magic Ring method, in a few short months, I've risen to the challenge of making complex dolls, including a Pegasus, several Pokemon, and different animated animal characters. After hearing many questions as to my status on Etsy and whether they could purchase, I have opened a shop for all people to look and hopefully purchase a doll, made with care and a legitimate love for the characters.
I was born and raised in the dry heat of Arizona. My mother taught me the basics of crocheting when I was around 8 years old. It wasn't until I was older and in college that I began perfecting my crochet craft.<|endoftext|>Substratum is the custom ROM theming tool of choice for most aficionados, and this crowd will be happy to hear that the app's newest update, version 621, is already starting to show signs of preparing for the next version of Android. Android O developer preview users who have achieved root privileges won't find full support just yet, but reportedly should be able to at least try using the service and get some results. The new update also brings back the previously removed DirectAssets mode, which means that overlay items in a given theme are picked out from the APK directly for compilation through Substratum, rather than having to rely on the overlay's APK file having the correct file layout and system calls.
Along with fledgling Android O support and the reintroduction of DirectAssets mode, the newest version of Substratum includes a large number of under the hood fixes and tweaks. Some potential memory bugs are fixed by implementing some tweaks to how errors in overlay compilation are handled. The newest version of the app also brings support for a new type of theming space, and no longer allows themes to try to override the app's core values. Logging of errors has been tweaked to provide more comprehensive diagnosis
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News that agents' guns were drawn. “The size of the arrest team that executed the warrant at defendant Huffman's location is consistent with the size of the teams that executed warrants at all of the arrest locations today (13 locations) and is the average size of an arrest team at any planned arrest warrant. No tactical teams were used but all FBI agents are armed and, depending on the circumstances, may draw their weapons as a precautionary measure during the execution of any warrant. This is done for the safety of the agents, subject/s and any other occupants at a given location,” Laura Eimiller, an FBI spokeswoman, told Fox News.
Her husband, actor William H. Macy, sat in court as the judge ordered her released on a $250,000 bond. Huffman is scheduled to appear in court March 29 in Boston.
Huffman, 54, allegedly paid $15,000, disguised as a charitable donation, so her daughter could take part in the college entrance-exam cheating scam, according to court documents.
Court papers said a cooperating witness met with Huffman and Macy at their Los Angeles home and explained to them that he "controlled" an SAT testing center and could have somebody correct her daughter's wrong answers. The person told investigators the couple agreed to the plan.
David Mamet, Oscar-nominated writer of “Wag the Dog” and “The Verdict,” came to their defense in the form of an open letter, citing the double standards that exist in the admissions process and calling many of its policies a “corrupt joke,” Deadline reported.
The 50 parents ensnared in the massive cheating scandal allegedly funneled money to William Rick Singer, the California man pinpointed as the scheme’s “ringleader.” The money was allegedly used to bribe athletic coaches or for help cheating on entrance exams so their children could be admitted into prestigious schools, including Yale, Georgetown, Stanford, and University of Southern California.
No students have been charged, with authorities saying that in many cases the teenagers were unaware of their parents’ plans. Several of the colleges involved made no mention of taking action against the students.
Another big celebrity name on the list was actress Laurie Loughlin, known for playing Aunt Becky on the family sitcom “Full House.” Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, both face charges for allegedly giving $500,000 to have their two daughters’ athletic records falsified.
Giannulli was released on a $1 million dollar bond and had his travel restricted to the continental United States. Loughlin was expected to surrender Wednesday, according to a report.<|endoftext|>I've to setup a sandbox system.
As we don't want a system copy of our productive system, I've to install the sandbox like a new ERP System.
As I don't have the installation media physically, I have to download it from SMP (Page 58).
Therefore I found the following list (which is for 605).
But this list includes so many media names.
So can someone tell me, which files from this list I have to download from SMP?
Apart from this download cryptographic S/W (if planning to use).
Hopefully this is exhaustive list.
many thanks for the fast answer.
I would like to install the sandbox on a server, on which is already a sap system running (with own db).
I know that this is possible.
Do you know a guide for this case or any tipps, which I have to consider?
I read, that I only have to create sapmnt and usr/sap directory.
All other directories the system will create on there own with sapinst.
As there is already a sap-system running on this machine, the directories exists - so I don't have to create them.
I could see, that the system needs around 9gb for /usr/sap/<new_sapsid>.
And also could see at the already running system, that /usr/sap/ is using another file system then usr/sap/<existing_sapsid>.
So how many space will sapinst reserve for /usr/sap/<new_sapsid>?
I guess it will create the filesystem /dev/vg<new_sapsid>..., or?
and now a realy stupid question.
In sapinst, do I have to install the SAP NetWeaver before.
Or is it enough to install Enhancement Package 5 for SAP Erp 6.0?
Please note that after installation via SAPInst you will get only a 'EhP5 Ready' system with Netweaver components like (SAP-BASIS, SAP-ABA etc) on 702 level and core ECC (like SAP_APPL) components at 605 levels. For applying EhP5 to other specific components, you will need the Material 51036979_*. Use SAINT to apply the remaining components.
The export is meant to contain contents which would be used to build up your new installed system's database. The content is ofcourse in the form of tables containing SAP system related data.
The media is termed as export because it is actually created by exporting content from a reference SAP internal system on which the content was developed and refined 😊 Hope this clarifies.
In sapinst, do I have to install the SAP NetWeaver before?
Or is it enough to install Enhancement Package 5 for SAP ERP 6.05?
You don't need to install two times. NW is included in ECC.
two another questions, I hope the last one.
As already written, I will install the sandbox on an already used machine.
The installed system on this server is our quality/test system.
Is it a problem, if users are working on this system while the installation is running?
Not or? Because the system don't knows the other one, or?
And oracle will also be installed with the installation guide with sapinst or?
In other words, the oracle database instance will also be installed with sapinst, or?
As Ruchit already mentioned - I would second that, the sizing would come into picture for both system running in parallel. And would recommend to perform the second installation on off-days, perhaps weekend. Because the users on the installed system are bound to face performance issues during a new installation.
For the oracle installation, the SAPInst would guide to through the procedure. You would get a prompt during the SAPInst run, where it would list the step required for Oracle installation. After performing these you would come back and continue the SAPInst. No further steps are necessary. Also would recommend to check the Installation guide - as you might need to update latest Oracle Patches/SBPs.
Using Virtualization technology you can install SAND Box system in existing QA/Testing system.
But in this case you will need more hardware resourses so that the QA/Testing system is not affected.
Install a virtualization software like VMware(opt for server based). Using this software, install another OS on it then, as usual install Oracle->SAP (general installtion of SAP).
1. You use X-windows feature. This would need an X-windows software. Many are available in the market for example Humming Bird. You need to start the X-windows instance on your local PC. Next you will set the DISPLAY environment variable and start SAPinst with root user id. A SAPinst Gui would open on your local PC.
2. You download sapinstgui for your PC OS/Platform and then start sapinst on your HP-UX server with -nogui option. Then you start sapinstgui of you local machine and try connecting to the HP server. This is a typical client-server model where sapinst running om HP server is a kind of server listening in coming requests while sapinstgui acts as a client.
Good news is this process is elaborately described in all installation guides (I think under section start sapinst). Please go through that as well.
Sorry for my late replay, but I was not in the house last week.
But now, sapinst asks me for "Oracle RDBMS112".
Is this included in one of the media above, if yes, please tell me which Directory I've to use.
Is it "Installation Master"->IM_HPUX_IA64?
If not, which media do I have to download?
I found nothing service.sap.com for RDBMS 112.
Many thx for great support in this thread!
Thx to all for great help!<|endoftext|>IBM used to sell Intel -powered low to mid-range servers. But last year, IBM sold that unit to Lenovo to focus on selling high-end servers and mainframes powered by its own Power processors instead.
Since then, IBM has positioned its remaining data center businesses directly against Intel, which holds a formidable 99% market share in server chips. In July, it announced the creation of a 7nm chip, which seemingly targeted Intel's plans to launch 10nm chips in2017.It also expanded its "Open Power" initiative, which shares processor specs, firmware, and software with partners to fuel the third-party production of Power-based servers.
That's why it wasn't surprisingwhen IBM recently partnered with Xilinx, a maker of FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays), to counter Intel's acquisition of FPGA maker Altera. FPGAs are less powerful than IBM's or Intel's
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F massively over the odds is already out of date. There are better, more modern alternatives – such as the APR1400 from South Korea – which could be brought on line more quickly and more cheaply.
The electricity it will eventually produce will be the most expensive in the world. Under a deal made by the ludicrous former Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey – described as one of the “worst in history” – Britain will be obliged to pay £100 per megawatt hour (in today’s terms – but it’s index-linked, so will be £125 by the 2025 start date) almost three times above the current market rate, for a period of 35 years.
Most of this is pure subsidy: the National Audit Office has calculated that it will add £30 billion to electricity bills over that period – or a total of £1,000 per household.
According to Paul Homewood that’s an underestimate. He believes the project may end up costing Britain a total of £84 billion at current prices – half of which will be in subsidies.
But perhaps the most worrying part is what it tells us about the character of Theresa May and Britain’s future prospects under her administration.
Till now, Mrs May has played her cards close to her chest, enabling commentators of all hues – myself included – to project onto the Prime Minister their preferred image of the kind of leader they want to see.
Those of us on the libertarian side of the Conservative argument have hoped (not on much evidence it must be said, other than her gender; and the fact that her chief adviser Nick Timothy seems pretty sound) that she will turn out to be a radical free-marketeer in the manner of Margaret Thatcher, that she really does mean it when she says “Brexit means Brexit” and that she will seize the opportunity to deregulate the UK economy and turn Britain into New Singapore.
By giving the go-ahead to Hinkley Point C, she has sent a pretty clear signal that she will not be the new broom that sweeps away all the excess, waste and half-baked gesture politics of the ancien regime. And that also, while she talks a tough game, she doesn’t really have the courage of her convictions and will tend to choose the easy, Civil-Service-endorsed path rather than the one of high principle.
I mean seriously: if you’re a no-nonsense, commonsense Prime Minister in the tradition of Margaret Thatcher, someone who genuinely cares about good housekeeping, sensible industrial policy and the plight of the poor, then the last thing on God’s earth you’re going to do is authorise a project like Hinkley Point C.
It’s hugely expensive; it’s a massive hostage to fortune concentrating so much of Britain’s power production – 7 percent – in one place; it will undoubtedly run over budget; it’s economically unnecessary, there being many better, quicker ways of producing cheaper energy – tapping into Britain’s massive shale gas reserves, for example; and it will saddle British taxpayers with a burden they’ll still be bearing by the time most of you reading this will long be dead.
Theresa May had a perfect opportunity to establish some clear blue water between her new regime and that of David Cameron by killing this white elephant stone dead.
Now she’s blown it and the worst may be yet to come. Brexit? HS2? Can we really trust her to make the right decision on anything?<|endoftext|>We initially met with Pamela and Peter and quickly felt confident in their assessment of our property and how they could help enhance the beauty of our landscaping and home. They were extremely professional, positive and so easy to deal with. They worked with us effortlessly and diligently offering us unlimited suggestions and taking our ideas and incorporating them into their plan. Pamela and Carrington's enthusiasm was contagious. Peter's skill with grout removal from a few stones in order to set a lighting wire in place so we could have a spot light on our beautiful dogwood tree turned out to be spectacular. We thought this might not be possible and it turned out to be perfect. Peter did an amazing job, thank you Peter!! Andrew was so helpful and so patient. He moved the lights around in different areas for us until we had the perfect spot making little adjustments along the way. Everyone on the team was friendly, polite and kind and made you feel like you could ask them to do anything and they would do it without complaint. I can see that their goal was to make us happy and to love our property even more than we already did with the addition of lighting. They achieved all of that for us. We are so pleased and we would recommend them to anyone who needs a friendly and dedicated team who specialize in landscape lighting, complicated or simple we think they can do it all.
Angela, thank you for the lovely feedback and review. Your lighting project was one of the truly special designs and properties we've had the privilege of adding the finishing touch of light to. Seeing the spectacular results in the evening was a reward in itself.<|endoftext|>TAHITI 3 is set in Cambrils and offers a garden. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace. The apartment includes 2 bedrooms and a living room with a TV. Salou is 5 km from the apartment, while Tarragona is 21 km away. The nearest airport is Reus Airport, 15 km from TAHITI 3.
A damage deposit of EUR 250 is required on arrival. This will be collected by credit card. You should be reimbursed within 7 days of check-out. Your deposit will be refunded in full via bank transfer, subject to an inspection of the property.
Please note that the check-in and key-collection take place at: CALLE MAJOR, 15, COSTA DAURADA APARTAMENTS, 43840 SALOU.
Please inform TAHITI 3 in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
Please note that the credit card holder name and the guest name must match. The credit card holder must be present upon arrival.
For key collection outside office opening hours you can choose to collect keys from a special safe using a security code. This has a supplement of EUR 5.
- From 22:00 EUR 100.
This service is subject to availability and must be confirmed by the property.<|endoftext|>More than 100 Native American tribes have reached out to FoxBarry Farms, a management firm building the nation's first marijuana facility on tribal land, over the past month to express interest in the cannabis industry.
FoxBarry CEO Barry Brautman, whose company also works with tribes to build and operate casinos, told The Huffington Post there has been a surge of interest since the Department of Justice's announcement late last year that tribes are free to grow and sell marijuana on their lands as long as they adhere to specific guidelines.
"I really underestimated," Brautman said. "So many tribes are wanting to do this right now."
Brautman, along with the Denver-based United Cannabis Corp., recently inked a contract to build a giant medical marijuana growing operation on the Pinoleville Pomo Nation's ranch in Northern California. The $10 million, 2.5-acre facility will include spaces for cultivating, processing and selling products under the United Cannabis brand. Brautman said the operation plans to hire 50 to 100 employees, with preference to tribe members.
As more states legalize marijuana for both medical and recreational purposes, the burgeoning industry may provide an economic boon for tribes across the country, Brautman explained. He's currently in talks with three other California-based tribes, as well as groups in seven other states. He said he hopes to finalize new deals every few weeks in the coming months.
"Tribes want what any government wants for its people, and that's financial independence," Brautman said. "They want to earn their own money, provide education, health care and housing. This new industry allows them to be more economically independent."
A U.S. Department of Justice memo issued in December states that Native Americans are free to grow and sell marijuana as long as they adhere to the same federal guidelines that govern state-legal operations. While marijuana remains illegal under federal law, 23 states have legalized cannabis for medicinal purposes, and four states and the District of Columbia have laws that permit recreational use.
Brautman said the Justice Department memo reiterated what he already knew. He said he had been in talks with at least one tribe about venturing into the marijuana industry before the memo was released. "We did our research and found that the federal government defers to local jurisdictions on how they're going to deal with marijuana," he said. "By the definition of sovereign territories, tribal reservations are exactly the same as local jurisdictions."
Following the Justice Department memo, some speculated that tribes would be reluctant to pursue marijuana-related business ventures. "Henceforward, Indian nations are exempt from the federal government’s rules on marijuana," reads a Daily Beast article from December titled, "Tribes to U.S. Government: Take Your Weed and Shove It" It continues: "But the feds missed an important point when they failed to consult with the 568 recognized tribes in America: they didn’t want to be."
FoxBarry, however, isn't the only company being contacted by tribes eager to pursue opportunities in marijuana. Chad Ruby, the CEO of United Cannabis, told HuffPost that "dozens" of tribes have reached out to him as well. "This is just the start of our business model," he said. "It is absolutely our plan to team up
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gain any kind of advantage from the changing rain patterns”.
The Red Cross and the U.N. Development Programme have launched a pilot project in Polonnaruwa District to help farmers adapt to uncertain weather and climate conditions.
Targeting 100 families in Nagastenne village, it provides them with assistance including seeds and technical knowledge to develop sustainable agriculture methods, such as water harvesting, and to restore degraded land.<|endoftext|>GitHub - assaabloy-ppi/salt-aa: A Java API to TweetNaCl implementations.
A Java API to TweetNaCl implementations.
Want to be notified of new releases in assaabloy-ppi/salt-aa?
crypto_sign_x functions implement the ed25519 signature scheme. crypto_box_x functions implement public key authenticated encryption using x25519+xsalsa20+poly1305.
Our approach is to follow the original TweetNaCl/NaCl C API closely as documented at [NACL] and implemented in the TweetNaCl source code available at [TWEET-2].
The pure Java implementation from https://github.com/InstantWebP2P/.
Unlike the TweetNaCl original, this library does not depend on random data. All functions are pure functions; they are deterministic.
C functions that always return 0 are implemented in Java using Java methods with the "void" return type.
Exceptions are sometimes used instead of returning an error code.
Byte arrays are used with their lengths. That is, we do not pass in offsets and size to allow for C-like array operations.
Memory allocation is normally done by the caller.
Input arguments are not normally checked. For example, a NullPointerException may be thrown when an argument is null the first time the argument is used.
salt-aa is "Powered by Curve25519".
Then use the lib instance.
If you want to choose implementation specifically, call SaltLibFactory.getLib(LibType.JAVA) or SaltLib.getLib(LibType.NATIVE).
The build the lib, use ANT and build.xml.
Add src/ and src-test/ to source path.
Add native libs according to lib-native/readme.md.
Set out/classes as output for compiled Java classes.
See package saltaa.nperf for performance testing. Run class nperf.NTestRunner or EncryptPerformance.
TWEET-1. Daniel J. Bernstein, Bernard van Gastel, Wesley Janssen, Tanja Lange, Peter Schwabe, Sjaak Smetsers. TweetNaCl: a crypto library in 100 tweets. LatinCrypt 2014, to appear.<|endoftext|>The ODMP app contains memorials of the 23,000+ fallen law enforcement officers & 200+ fallen canines, provides line of duty death notifications, provides an interactive statistics dashboard to learn about trends in line of duty deaths, and provides interactive mapping features of where line of duty deaths have occurred in America since 1791.
As a LEO, I sincerely appreciate your app. The statistics present can be very misleading since they are based on the current year. Deaths at the beginning of the year have significant impact on the numbers, while deaths later in the year have much less. Could you add at option for displaying the previous 12 months? That would give a much more realistic presentation of where deaths are occurring. I have noticed that several news organizations quote your data in their reporting. Being able to format the data in different ways (annually, last 12 months, moving averages, etc) would benefit anyone looking at the data.
I was just wondering how to fix the notifications, I have the iPhone X and I have the notifications on but never receive them anymore since I upgraded. Do you think there will be a updated up for the iOS 12?
I hate the officer down because another brother or sister has been slain keeping the liberal scum safe!!!<|endoftext|>Still the new signups are getting added as active members, and not as trial when tested. Please check the chat notes.
I tested in my system, and it works fine in my side. The users gets assigned a status of Trial.
I could notice the issue what you have mentioned in your staging site, however, I then created a new test membership called "Test One" in your staging website, similar to the "Test Staging" membership, and this time it seems to work fine, during sign up.
The member "tpone" seems to have a status of Trial at the moment. Would recommend you to test via the "Test One" membership, and see whether you are able to replicate the same issue again.
I'm not able to replicate the same issue you got with the "Test One" membership, would recommend you to test, and see how that goes in your side with "Test One" membership, and let us know if you have any further query.
I was able to replicate the issue -- the 'catch' is -- when the member is presented with the above screen shot AFTER they have entered their details etc -- they are then asked to click "sign up" (i.e. above scree shot you shared) to then continue and have access.
However, if the user tries not to and/or decides to simply go to their profile link etc -- they do not have access. So, they MUST confirm on and click this'sign up' button for access.
The thing is, when they leave this page the only option then is to click 'account' where they can see they have an 'active' trial i.e. for one day. But, they are then shown that membership is 'pending' with no option to access and/or click the'sign up' button -- they must either a) directly pay the account (although this doesn't seem to work as once pending is clicked the page bounces back), or b) cancel the account; but upon cancelling they are told they can'renew' but that their membership/trial is still valid for one day -- so again, no access to their profile as they remain 'protected'.
There seems to be an issue if the user does not click'sin up' and then when you play around with the options, there's actually no way for that user to gain access if they choose to leave that page -- is it possible for this confirmation 'not' to be needed and/or for that page not to be needed i.e. for them signing up etc and completing the form in the first place is what is required...and then, they are granted access, opposed to this middle step which seems to cause a bit of a hiccup if the user decides to leave that page (which i'm sure quite a few will do) -- and then, trial duration etc is found under their account -- and when their account is due, a pending option will appear [confirming -- once pending payment appears, account access is then restricted -- this is how it'should' work?].
Is the above work flow possible to avoid 'losing' the signup/confirm page that is shown (i.e. the screenshot) and rather skipping straight to access -- BUT obviously it is integral that the permissions are only for the length of the trial period and after that has lapsed, for access then to be restricted again i.e. should the user choose not to continue, and to ensure they can't sign up for another 'trial' for free?
Thanks Nithin, and thank you for all of your help!
I followed those steps and I can't replicate the issues originally described in thread (that new subscribers are active, but not on trial). I created test account and I clicked signup and status is Trial, not Active for my test user (wpmudevtest1).
Can you point me to user which is suppose to have a trial account but it is active instead?
Default flow in this case is that they need to proceed to checkout page to 'complete payment" and then they see screen that they previously skipped where they can confirm subscription and start trial.
I've tested that on my site and it works correctly. However on your site page reloads and nothing happens like you reported. I checked debug log and there was only issue with Taxamo add-on, which I disabled, but there was no change.
Can I make more tests on your staging like switching theme and disabling other plugin? This will allow us to get to the bottom of this issue.
Thank you for taking the time to check.
button -- head to another page under the user icon (top right corner) where the user then should have access to their trail period i.e. can access their profile -- but they can't unless they confirm and click'sign up' it appears; once navigated away from this page there is no option in 'account' to confirm, rather redirect to pending payment and still, no access.
The workflow essentially is to sign up for the membership which has a trial embedded with it (tied to the register link already) -- and after the trial period, to then have restricted access until the account has then been paid -- what we're trying to get around is the user being presented with a payment screen from the very beginning -- which is working -- but that sign up button needs to be clicked for access to all pages i.e. like a user would receive for their trail period (and then after...no access) -- after sign up they should be presented with the 'thank you' Membership2 page -- opposed to the 'confirming' page with the'sign up' button -- this is how the current set up runs -- maybe this would work?
The reason why the current set up needs to be changed is because the membership was/is set as a free membership tied to then 'a
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would make it possible to alter files and potentially permanently infect a target computer. This kind of attack has yet to be proved, he acknowledged.
The Determina researchers said they had notified Microsoft of four other flaws they had discovered, including a bug that would make it possible for an attacker to repeatedly disable a Microsoft Exchange mail server simply by sending the program an infected e-mail message.
Last week, the chief technology officer of Trend Micro, a computer security firm in Tokyo, told several computer news Web sites that he had discovered an offer on an underground computer discussion forum to sell information about a security flaw in Windows Vista for $50,000. Over the weekend a spokesman for Trend Micro said that the company had not obtained the information, and as a result could not confirm the authenticity of the offer.
Many computer security companies say that there is a lively underground market for information that would permit attackers to break in to systems via the Internet.<|endoftext|>Once every year or so in the past few decades the world has been exposed to a phenomenon that affects millions of people for the better in India and around the world, often with long-lasting impact. That phenomenon is the arrival of an Aamir Khan film.
It's in his capacity as an actor-producer that "Comet Khan" will once again circle back around from the movie star galaxy to bring his next film to his fans across the globe. This year his movie is the aspirational coming-of-age drama Secret Superstar, about a small town teenaged girl (played by his vibrant Dangal co-star Zaira Wasim) who uses the Internet to become a singing sensation. And given Khan's extraordinary commercial track record, especially over the past decade, it's perfectly reasonable to anticipate that the new picture, which opens at Diwali (the Hindu festival of lights) on October 19th, will be a contender for membership in the rarefied 1,000 Crore Club.
To be sure, Secret Superstar will face a few important challenges. For one thing the movie isn’t about Khan’s character; he plays a supporting role as the movie’s over-the-top villain. For another, the movie will open day-and-date against another hotly anticipated Indian blockbuster, Ajay Devgn's Golmaa! Again. And thirdly, Secret Superstar hasn’t yet been approved for release in China. It’s hard to imagine that not happening, but if it doesn’t then the movie’s chances of 1,000 crore glory become much slimmer.
On the plus side, Khan has expressed supreme confidence about his new movie’s prospects, predicting it will be “much bigger than ‘Dangal’. While both are about the empowerment of the girl child, I feel it [Secret Superstar] is a much bigger film," he says.
Read More: If 'Secret Superstar' Hits Big, Aamir Khan Will Own The Title "World's Biggest Movie Star"<|endoftext|>An advisory panel of the Centers for Disease Control has recommended people stop using the nasal spray version of the flu vaccine, FluMist, pictured at left, because it doesn't work. The CDC has not yet decided if it will adopt the panel's recommendation.
A CDC advisory panel recommends kids don't use the popular nasal spray version of the flu vaccine.
Children getting the flu vaccine later this year likely won’t be able to avoid a shot after a government advisory panel said the popular nasal spray version doesn’t work.
Looking at three years of data on infected kids, the panel found decreasing effectiveness of the spray known by its brand name FluMist, which is manufactured by Gaithersburg-based MedImmune.
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which guides the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, recommended that people no longer use it.
The spray makes up just eight percent of the nation’s total vaccine supply but about a third of children older than 2 now get it, according to the CDC. About 100,000 students in Maryland — a quarter of those in elementary school —are vaccinated with the nasal spray in clinics every fall.
Schools don’t require the vaccination, but it’s considered a public safety measure because the flu virus is contagious and sickens and kills thousands of people nationwide every year, said Tiffany Tate, executive director of the Maryland Partnership for Prevention, a non-profit group that works on school immunization programs. Senior citizens, young children and people with compromised immune systems are particularly vulnerable.
The CDC recommends everyone six months and older be vaccinated, and agency officials said they are working with manufacturers to ensure there is enough injectable supply to meet demand. Manufacturers have predicted they’d produce up to 176 million doses this season, with FluMist accounting for about 14 million of them.
The Partnership for Prevention already ordered its doses of spray and now will have to replace them with shots, Tate said. Parents prefer the spray, she said, given how they scrambled last year to find their children doses after a manufacturing shortage caused school clinics to be postponed or canceled. Her group now will work to to educate parents on the safety of the injectable vaccine and the schools’ ability to administer it.
The effectiveness of flu vaccine typically fluctuates because it’s reformulated annually to match circulating strains. Last season CDC studies showed the injectable vaccine was 63 percent protective against the flu, but the spray was only three percent effective, providing no real benefit.
AstraZeneca, the London-based parent of MedImmune, reported that its studies found the spray to be up to 58 percent effective. It also cited similar findings overseas, where the company plans to continue distributing the vaccine.
The company sold $206 million of FluMist in the United States last year, but after the CDC finding it said it would to take an inventory write-down of approximately $80 million in the second quarter.
“AstraZeneca is working with the CDC to better understand its data to help ensure eligible patients continue to receive the vaccine in future seasons in the U.S.,” said the company in a statement.
The panel’s recommendation to stop using the spray still must be approved by the CDC director to take effect, but that’s considerd likely. It’s a remarkable turnaround for the vaccine first approved in 2003 and once preferred by the CDC for young children.
But the spray version may be available again in the future if researchers can determine the problem and fix it, said one advisory panel representative, Dr. Kathleen M. Neuzil, a professor of medicine and pediatrics and director of the Center for Vaccine Development at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
CDC officials are constantly faced with vaccine complications because the flu virus is “predictably unpredictable,” she said.
Sometimes it’s not a perfect match or a strain mutates or pops up late in the season. The CDC will need time to investigate why this vaccine lost effectiveness, she said.
Neuzil speculated that there could be a manufacturing problem with the spray, which is made of weakened live virus that is sensitive to heat and handling. Or there could be something related to a particularly hardy virus strain called H1N1, for which the spray performed worst.
That strain caused a flu pandemic in 2009 because few people had any immunity to it, and it has been included in the vaccine formulation every year since. Normally a strain sickens people for a few years until the population builds resistance and it is overtaken by another strain.
Perhaps the body’s immune system reacts differently to the FluMist as compared with the injection, which is made up of dead viruses, she said.
One thing remains constant, Neuzil said. The University of Maryland Medical Center fills with sick children every season and everyone should “grin and bear it” and get the shot.
The vaccine doesn’t prevent all flu cases, she said, but it usually prevents people from getting very sick.
The call for switching solely to injectable vaccination was echoed by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which agreed with the advisory panel that the spray not be used this season.<|endoftext|>We had Uptown Interlock build us a small patio last summer as the grass was dying between the deck and the fence and it was constantly muddy. Not 1 stone shifted this past winter so we had them back to build a sidewalk from the front to the back. Wow! Its gorgeous and they built it in only a few days. Thanks Cory!
We saw Uptown doing some work in the neighborhood and it looked really nice! Had Cory over to look at what we needed (new patio in the back yard as well as front walkway. Price was right and we hired him. He did a good job, we were satisfied! That was late summer 2013. In March 2014 we noticed that 2 stones (one larger one and one smaller one) had cracked in half. We contacted Cory by email and phone at which time he promised he would be by to take a look and replace them. No show. We tried several times during spring and summer to contact him but no luck. The invoice noted a 3 yr warranty/guarantee on their work. Nope, not even a year. If Uptown had followed through with their guarantee and replaced the two stones we would have given them a glowing report.
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But every day, there is nothing. And so Danica Weeks puts down her phone and reaches instead for Paul's wedding ring, which she wears on a chain around her neck. He gave it to her the day he said goodbye to her and their two young sons in Perth, Australia — just in case something happened to him on his trip.
"People say, 'How are you coping?'" Weeks says. "I'm not coping. I'm existing."
Punctuating that existence is a gnawing worry about an unspecified day in May. It's the day crews on board four ships that have been scouring a remote patch of the Indian Ocean for the plane, which vanished on March 8, 2014, are expected to finish their search.
What happens if Australian officials overseeing the hunt haven't found the aircraft by then remains unknown. They could search someplace else. They could go back to the drawing board. Or they could simply give up.
It is that last prospect that fills families, search officials and the aviation industry with dread. Because while the ships are out there, Weeks says, she has hope. While the ships are out there, she has a chance, however slim, of finding Paul.
"It would destroy me," she says. "I've always said 50 percent of my soul was on that plane with Paul, and each day a little bit has been edging away. And that would be, really, the end of me."
Officials are quick to offer reassurances that they remain committed to finding the plane. But there is an uncomfortably practical concern facing Australia and Malaysia, which have each contributed $60 million to the hunt: Who will pay to keep on looking?
"I can't promise that the search will go on at this intensity forever," Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott acknowledged Thursday. "But we will continue our very best efforts to resolve this mystery and provide some answers."
If the plane isn't found by May, one option is to expand the hunt beyond the current search zone into a wider area surrounding it, Australian Transport Minister Warren Truss said. The trouble is, that larger area is a staggering 1.1 million square kilometers (425,000 square miles). That's nearly 20 times the size of the current search zone, which itself is expected to take more than seven months to cover. Searching such a vast stretch of ocean would take an incredible amount of time and money.
The plane, of course, could be found at any moment. But officials must prepare for the possibility that it won't be.
Ministers from Australia, China and Malaysia will meet next month to decide whether and how to fund another phase of the search. But if the search continues to come up empty, funds and options will one day dry up.
"If it's a search that has no hope, then there has to be a line drawn in the sand where ultimately somebody's going to have to make that decision," says U.K.-based airline security analyst Chris Yates. "There's going to have to be some soul-searching."
There will be soul-searching, too, for the crews scouring the sea for the plane, says David Gallo, who helped lead the successful hunt for Air France Flight 447 after it crashed in the Atlantic Ocean in 2009. In the coming months, he says, the Flight 370 search crews are likely to face tough questions about their performance.
Gallo's team faced a flurry of similar queries, from government officials weary of the ballooning search costs to frustrated families who wondered if they were qualified for the job.
"As the days tick by — nothing the first day, nothing the second day... your morale starts to dip, the criticism starts to grow, people are looking at budgets and saying, 'You obviously missed it.' And your self-doubt is growing, too, saying, 'DID we miss it?'" Gallo recalls. "It was horrible. That's what they're facing now, coming to the end of this.... I think that the pressure mounts pretty quickly because it's not cheap."
Though it's impossible to predict what will happen if the plane isn't found by May, Gallo suspects the search will be put on hold for at least a year so officials, and possibly an outside team of experts, can go back over the data and ensure their calculations of the likeliest crash site are correct.
"We would hope that the search went on until the plane was found," Gallo says. "The families are number one, but there's also the flying public that needs to know what happened to that aircraft. No one is exempt from that — it could have been anybody. So we need to have answers. And I don't know how you just say it's gone forever."
That's exactly what troubles the aviation industry. If the plane is never found, experts will never know if it disappeared due to a design flaw, or pilot error, or a hijacking — or any of the other myriad theories.
"Right now, we really can't answer what happened, we really can't answer why it happened and we definitely can't answer what do we do to prevent it from happening again," says air safety investigator Anthony Brickhouse, who teaches accident investigations at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida. "Without finding the wreck and without finding the evidence, it's really impossible to make progress."
Then there are the legal issues. An unsuccessful search for the plane won't stop families from filing lawsuits against Malaysia Airlines. But it presents an emotional dilemma: In order to sue, they have to acknowledge their loved ones are dead and that the plane crashed.
"A lot of the families are like, 'I don't want to make a claim, I don't want to apply for a death certificate, I don't want to file a lawsuit that says my loved one is dead,' until they know what happened and there's actually some proof," says Justin Green, a U.S. attorney representing the relatives of two dozen Flight 370 passengers.
Under international law, lawsuits must be filed within two years of a plane's disappearance, whether or not it's found. But without the plane, it would be difficult for families to blame the manufacturer, Boeing, or anyone involved in the aircraft's maintenance.
Among those under the most pressure to find Flight 370 is Martin Dolan, who as chief commissioner of the Australian Transport Safety Bureau is heading up the search, and who won't even entertain the question of what to do if they don't find it by May.
"Our focus isn't so much on the idea that we may not find the aircraft," he says. "Our focus is on what we would expect to do when we do find it."
And he wants to find it, badly.
"Occasionally, I think it keeps me awake at nights because I know that there are a range of families who are still grieving the loss of their loved ones and have no certainty about what happened," he says. "And we collectively bear a large responsibility for that."
Yet, there's no certainty that there ever WILL be certainty. And that is agony for many of the passengers' families.
Danica Weeks' thoughts are consumed by her husband and what became of him. Some days, after she drops 4-year-old Lincoln and 1-year-old Jack at daycare, she has to crawl back into bed.
"I'm still stuck on March 8," she says. "I haven't moved from that. With having no proof or no evidence, I'm still there."
Last month, she was allowed on board one of the search ships while it was in port getting supplies. She found it comforting to see the sophistication of the crew and the equipment, and felt fresh confidence in the officials' repeated assurances that: "If it's out there, we will find it."
Still, she wonders: IS it out there? Or is it someplace else?
She hopes search crews won't give up the hunt. But in a life now plagued by uncertainties, she is sure of one thing.
"If they do stop searching," she says, "I will keep searching forever to find him."<|endoftext|>Upgrades at WDW are not as common at Disney World as they might be with many other hotels, mostly because
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question, I realized, was to understand exactly what Bell had invented, and, more than that, to find out what kind of man Garfield had been.
After the assassination attempt, Bell devoted himself night and day to inventing something called an induction balance, a type of metal detector, to locate the bullet lodged in the President’s body. The induction balance that Bell used for the final time on Garfield is on display in the National Museum of American History, on the National Mall. What most people don’t know, however, is that the museum also has all of the versions of Bell’s induction balance, in various shapes and sizes, with hanging wires and unfinished edges, that he created while trying to perfect his invention. As I held these fragile instruments in my gloved hands, carefully examining their intricate workings, I could almost see Bell’s mind working, and his heart racing, as the President drew closer and closer to death.
Although, in the end, I would spend three years working on this book, it took only a few days of research to realize what Bell must have known—that President Garfield was not only a tragic figure, but one of the most extraordinary men ever elected President of the United States. A passionate abolitionist, Garfield was not only hailed a hero in the Civil War, but was a fierce champion of the rights of freed slaves. At the same time, he was a supremely gifted scholar who had become a university president at just 26 years of age, and, while in Congress, wrote an original proof of the Pythagorean Theorem.
With each diary entry and letter I read, each research trip I took, Garfield came more clearly and vividly to life. It was not until I visited the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Washington, D.C., however, that I began to understand the extent of the suffering that Garfield, and the nation with him, had endured. In its archives, in a large metal cabinet with long, deep drawers, the museum keeps the remains of two presidential assassins: John Wilkes Booth and Charles Guiteau, the man who shot Garfield. In the same cabinet, in a drawer just below Guiteau’s, lies a six-inch section of Garfield’s spine, a red pin inserted through a hole in the knobby, yellowed bone to show the path of Guiteau’s bullet. It is impossible to look at this heartbreaking collection without being struck by the fact that this story, now hardly remembered, was once a tragedy so wrenching that it transfixed and terrified an entire nation.
This book is my attempt to step back in time, to understand these men and this moment in history, and to tell a story that should never have been forgotten.<|endoftext|>Paul Ryan said Thursday that the House will vote next week on a bill to block suspected terrorists from buying guns.
House Speaker Paul Ryan told Republican lawmakers in a Thursday conference call that the House will vote next week on a bill to block suspected terrorists from buying guns, a source told The Hill newspaper.
It's not clear which piece of legislation Ryan will bring to the floor, leaving open the possibility that he will select a bill considered too weak by most Democrats.
The glimmer of hope for gun control supporters comes a week after Democrats staged a 25-hour sit-in on the House floor to press for a vote on measures designed to curb the nation's firearm scourge.
Democrats are pushing for a bill aimed at tightening background checks and preventing terror suspects from purchasing guns.
They accuse their Republican colleagues, who have repeatedly blocked gun control legislation, of being in the pocket of the National Rifle Association.
The glaring loopholes in the country's existing guns laws was highlighted by the June 12 massacre in Orlando.
Gunman Omar Mateen, 29, was able to legally purchase an assault rifle — which he would go on to use to kill 49 people inside a gay nightclub — even though he had been on the radar of the FBI as a suspected terrorist.<|endoftext|>Fraudulent tradespeople can advertise their services on two trusted trade websites without any experience, a BBC Inside Out investigation has found.
MyBuilder said it would review its processes, with Rated People calling its screening methods a "top priority".
Users can filter results by their location and can also read reviews and ratings posted by the tradesperson's previous customers.
Rated People did not ask for references, insurance or request any quality checks and MyBuilder's property maintenance questionnaire was passed by searching the internet for the correct answers.
But many people turn to trustworthy trader websites thinking a large part of the homework has already been done - a belief for some that's proved to be an expensive mistake.
Location, Location, Location presenter Phil Spencer, an ambassador for Rated People, said it was "shocking to hear that some bad tradesmen get through the net".
David Ball, from Prescot, Merseyside, handed over £1,500 to a tradesman he found on the website to repair damp but he failed to treat the problem and is now "nowhere to be seen".
"I thought they had a process in place to make sure the people doing the jobs were trustworthy," Mr Ball said.
"You go through an external company because you think there's a level of protection there you're not getting if you're going direct."
Rated People said tradespeople looking to sign up were screened with a credit agency, fraud prevention agencies and it "regularly reassesses all members".
Accreditation is required to be validated "where official government accreditation is available", but "no formal qualifications or standards exist" for a handyman, a spokesperson added.
The handyman evaluation is "the easiest to pass" as jobs in the category are "relatively low skilled and low risk", including assembling flat pack furniture or hanging pictures.
Despite this, the company said it would still be "conducting a thorough review" of its handyman evaluation following the BBC investigation.
You can see this story in full on BBC Inside Out Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, North West and East Midlands at 19:30 GMT on BBC One on Monday 29 January, or via iPlayer for 30 days afterwards.<|endoftext|>The Celtics expressed interest in Carmelo Anthony before the trade deadline, according to an ESPN.com report. Two NBA sources told The Post that interest was not expressed to Knicks officials and no talks took place between the teams.
Sources indicated the Celtics asked advisers of Carmelo Anthony if the Knicks star still was entrenched in not waiving his no-trade clause. The ESPN report stated it was still unclear if the Knicks and Celtics had trade talks.
Anthony is represented by Creative Artists Agency, and indications are it wants Anthony to keep an open mind about his future. During the Knicks’ crash in December of last season’s 17-65 wreckage, The Post reported Anthony was having thoughts on waiving his no-trade clause if Knicks president Phil Jackson struck a deal to a contender.
Knicks president Phil Jackson has taken pains since taking over to lessen the influence CAA has had on the organization in the past.
Ex-Knicks Andrea Bargnani and J.R. Smith are both represented by CAA, which has not been welcomed with open arms by the new regime.
Anthony said in training camp he’s “here to stay’’ but during All-Star Weekend admitted he eventually would talk to his “team’’ of agents about the future, and his mood has deteriorated amid the losing. Anthony said Wednesday he looks forward to meeting with Jackson to talk about the future.<|endoftext|>The Vatican categorically closed the door on marriage for priests yesterday in a long-awaited document which also reaffirmed the Roman Catholic Church's opposition to gay marriage, abortion and euthanasia.
In a 140-page "Apostolic Exhortation," the Pope said that all believers had to defend what he called fundamental values. He called on Catholic politicians to honour their moral duty to uphold the Church's beliefs.
He said such values included "respect for human life, its defence from conception to natural death, the family built on marriage between a man and a woman, the freedom to educate one's children and the promotion of the common good in all its forms".
"These values are not negotiable," he said.
"Consequently, Catholic politicians and legislators, conscious of their grave responsibility before society, must feel particularly bound, on the basis of a properly formed conscience, to introduce laws inspired by values grounded in human nature," he said. The Pope also reaffirmed the Church's law on celibacy in an all male-priesthood, calling it "a priceless treasure".
Liberal Catholic groups have called for celibacy to become optional for priests, saying this would help ease the shortage in many areas.
The Pope re-affirmed that Catholics who divorced and remarried could not receive communion. The Church does not recognise divorce.
In another section, the Pope said he wanted to see more Latin and more Gregorian chant in services.<|endoftext|>You’ve left your life of thieving in the past, but it’s time to brush off your old skills and put them to work. Your sister is suffering from a deadly illness, and the only hope of saving her lies in a mysterious potion. The ingredients you need though are closely guarded by a vicious witch of the forest. Can you sneak in, get what you need, and then get out of there alive?
• VENTURE DEEP INTO THE DARK FOREST!
This wicked enchantress won’t make it easy for you. All of the tricks of your trade will be needed to complete this ambitious task!
• CAN YOU FIND THE LIFE-SAVING ELIXIR?
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always choose to play abroad despite the new national dual contracts.
But Davies believes the new deals will allow the four regional teams to retain far more of their Wales stars.
Twelve players have so far been offered dual contracts, but Davies expects this to be expanded "in the near future".
"The odd star player will always go to England, will always go to France for different reasons," Davies said.
"Some for money maybe, some for cultural experiences which in some ways you can always support.
"But there's an opportunity now to retain a base of players, looking for next year's World Cup and the next World Cup in 2019."
Wales back-row Dan Lydiate is expected to join fellow flanker Sam Warburton on a dual contract, while Newport Gwent Dragons coach Lyn Jones said contracts are on offer to Taulupe Faletau, Hallam Amos and Tyler Morgan.
"I'd like to think that with the start now of a dozen or so national dual contracts, probably with the opportunity of half-a-dozen more maybe in the near future, then that gives us the backbone of future generations," Davies told the BBC's The Wales Report programme.
"That's why the regions were very keen to retain players in Wales as opposed to attract players back.
"There's been speculation of Dan Lydiate coming back, so it's a mix at the moment but I think it is a strong statement. I hope the players buy into it."
Former Newport Gwent Dragons chief executive Davies became WRU chairman in October 2014 after former incumbent David Pickering failed to win re-election.
Davies' elevation to chairman followed a long and bitter dispute between the WRU and the four Welsh regions, Dragons, Cardiff Blues, Ospreys and Scarlets.
The two sides signed a new £60m deal in August 2014 that settled funding arguments and aimed to keep star players in Wales.
"The regions realise they've got a chance of sustainability, they have a platform from which to build," Davies said.
"When I was working at the Dragons - and I'm sure the other regions would agree - there's still a lot of weaknesses you could argue.
"Are the regions marketing themselves in the proper way? Are the regions working closely with the WRU to maximise the benefits of working with the national team?
"I think perhaps the answer to that is big question-marks, probably not.
"That's why in my first few weeks I've been calling for a united front, because we can't carry on being fractious."<|endoftext|>Wines that express the unique terroir of their vineyards are the Dierberg & Star Lane Vineyards signature.
The name Dierberg & Star Lane Vineyards clearly speaks to the philosophy that great wines grow in unique vineyards. Founded by Jim and Mary Dierberg, who have owned a Missouri winery since 1974, the two sister brands each express the distinct terroir that nurtures its grapes.
The story of the winery began when Jim and Mary found the Star Lane Ranch in 1996. Located at the far eastern end of the Santa Ynez Valley, the 4,000-acre property possesses both the warmest and highest elevation vineyard in the new Happy Canyon appellation. The land's porous mountain soils and proximity to the Pacific coast create a singular terroir, particularly conducive to the growing of Bordeaux varieties.
But, as longtime vintners, the Dierbergs couldn't stop there. Recognizing that the general growing conditions in the area are typically well-suited to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, they also purchased another vineyard site a bit farther northwest and christened it Dierberg. Since then, they have added one more Dierberg vineyard in the relatively new appellation of Santa Rita Hills.
Dierberg & Star Lane Vineyards modestly reminds tasting room visitors of its frequent accolades, which include many scores of 90 and above from the likes of Wine Spectator, Vinfolio, and renowned wine critic Robert Parker. The 2006 Dierberg Pinot Noir, for instance, was named by Wine & Spirits magazine as one of the Top 100 Pinot Noirs of the Year, and Food & Wine magazine recently named the 2005 Star Lane Cabernet Sauvignon "The Best New California Cabernet."
But visitors are not surprised. Winemaker Nick de Luca, who began his winemaking career with a fortuitous mishap involving a mechanical breakdown at a winery where only he could read the owner's Italian-language manual, signed on to foster both labels in 1994. Nick is now enjoying the new state-of-the-art gravity-based winery--which also includes caves for optimal aging conditions. He looks forward to producing more vintages of wines that express the unique terroir of their vineyards.
From the intersection of Hwy 101 and Hwy 246, go west toward Lompoc (6 miles). Turn right on Drum Canyon Rd (1/4 mile). The winery is on the right.<|endoftext|>There is a new blog post about baby wipes that has been sending parents into a frenzy. Nearly 90,000 people are currently talking about baby wipes on Facebook and spreading a scary-looking photo of an allergic reaction that one child had after baby wipes were used to clean up his or her mouth.
The article claimed that doctors warn parents never to use baby wipes — ever — all due to something called methylisothiazolinone. In fact one dermatologist shown in the below News 12 report does in fact say that she warns parents to never use baby wipes on their children. Some children can indeed have an allergic reaction to methylisothiazolinone, and once those children who exhibited problems with baby wipes had parents who stopped using the baby wipes on them, their skin conditions improved.
However, the baby wipes danger might have been overblown.
With a title like “Doctor’s Warning: Never Clean Your Child With Baby Wipes No Matter What,” including the scary-looking photo of a child with a bad reaction on the mouth, it’s no wonder such an article would go viral.
According to Snopes, the article contained a mixture of the truth, with the HealthEternally.com article putting parents in a quandary about ditching convenient, store-bought baby wipes and sending them to the web to figure out how to make their own baby wipes.
As reported by Pediatrics, a small number of children had an issue with methylisothiazolinone in baby wipes, but didn’t tell all parents to avoid all baby wipes for all children. Therefore, according to experts, parents can rest assured that they don’t need to throw away all the baby wipes in their households and that there’s no need to discontinue buying baby wipes, as long as their children don’t react negatively to any methylisothiazolinone in their baby wipes.
Since the original study was from 2014, some makers of baby wipes have come up with “natural” or “MI-free” baby wipes.
A search for “MI free” baby wipes on Google turns up plenty of results for products like Huggies Natural Care Wipes, which are fragrance-free and hypoallergenic.
On Facebook, Huggies wrote a reply about their baby wipes to a concerned person recently.
Even parents who’ve used baby wipes for years without any problems would likely be scared by such incendiary, screaming words.
Meanwhile, other people are noting that they can only use certain brands of baby wipes without having an issue.
Other people are claiming that baby wipes with chemicals in them aren’t good for the earth, while others are praising the virtues of baby wipes on social medial, due to all the convenient uses that baby wipes possess.<|endoftext|>Discussion in 'iOS 8' started by rezwits, Oct 18, 2014.
I have a question, because unfortunately I can't remember, what happened last time. Or should I say I think I can remember but I can't believe it actually happened.
The last upgrade I had an iPhone 4 with iOS 5, and then I got an iPhone 5 with iOS 6.
Now I know if you have an iPhone with say 7.1.2 and you do iCloud backups, if you get a new iPhone, even if it is running iOS 8, all you have to do is restore from iCloud backup and it will carry over all your settings and info to the new iPhone with the new OS.
Do I have to upgrade my iPhone 5 from iOS 7.1.2 to iOS 8.x and then do a backup in iTunes, and then restore from backup to the iPhone 6 for iOS 8?
I vaguely remember last time I went from iPhone 4 to iPhone 5, iTunes said you can't restore from a iOS 5.x to and iOS 6.x, please update first.
I think that's what it said, damn I hate that I can't remember this. It kinda makes sense tho, but then when you realize you don't have to do this if you restore from iCloud I ask myself why would I have to upgrade the 5 from 7.1.2 to 8 and then backup and restore to the 6.
I don't want to upgrade from 7.1.2 to 8 and I don't want to use iCloud backup.
I used a 7.1.2 backup from my 5s to the 6 and it worked fine. Did the same thing on my wife's 5 as well and it did fine too. No need to update to 8 from my experience.<|endoftext|>If I can give Kelk Inspections more
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industry, including Ken Levine, John Riccietello and Jenova Chen. The lion’s share of the discussion was about metrics and marketing, but beneath the biz-speak there was a common theme running through the talks: games have to grow up if they hope to thrive.
From hardware to software, much of the games business is stagnant, and that’s inspiring some of the biggest names in the biz to talk a big game about giving the industry a much-needed kick in the pants.
Like most business conferences, the Summit was dominated by PowerPoint presentations. Brendan Iribe, CEO of Oculus VR, lingered on one particular slide during his 20-minute talk: a comparison shot of Quake, which came out in 1996, and a dark, post-apocalyptic first-person shooter that’s so generic as to be unrecognizable. It could be Modern Warfare 3; it could be Metro: Last Light.
Quake 1 (left) and Metro: Last Light (right) were made 17 years apart. This is how far we’ve come in 17 years.
Iribe’s message is clear: Quake was the first truly 3D first-person game ever made, and 17 years later we’re still playing basically prettier versions of the same game. Where we buy it and how we play it may have changed, but the hardware—especially the display hardware—that lets us have that experience hasn’t really changed at all.
As you might guess, Iribe intends to shake things up. The Oculus Rift headset represents one way gaming hardware could evolve—a popular and profitable path, if Iribe has his druthers—but it’s not the only way. The important thing is for hardware makers to build new ways for people to experience games, whether it’s a virtual reality headset that lets a grandmother feel like she’s on vacation in Tuscany or a PC controller for your living room that axes traditional analog sticks in favor of dual trackpads backed by electromagnets.
Innovative hardware will inspire developers to build innovative games specifically for that hardware. See the Oculus Rift, or the Steam controller.
What Iribe and other “Gaming Insiders” are preaching sounds great, especially to those of us who love playing around with cutting-edge experimental tech, but most people won’t invest in new hardware until it works well and offers an experience that can’t be found anywhere else.
Iribe is proud to point out that Oculus Rift is hard at work on the former problem, having recently brought famed engineer John Carmack on board to finish development of the Oculus Rift VR headset. The headset itself won’t be out this year, but Iribe says the final version will work well enough—15 milliseconds or less of input lag—that most users won’t have to worry about motion sickness.
As for the latter problem, the problem of developing unique experiences that take advantage of new hardware, Iribe puts the responsibility squarely on the shoulders of game developers.
“It’s up to you [game makers] to make the things that will take advantage of this new hardware,” says Iribe.
Changing what it means to play a game was a common theme at the Summit, but how we do it is up for debate. Irrational Games founder Ken Levine spoke at length about his belief that narrative games can be broken down into primitive components—characters, scenes, actions—that different players can reassemble in different ways.
Others, like Jenova Chen, cofounder of thatgamecompany and the designer of games like Flower and Journey, believe that games should broaden their emotional—rather than their mechanical—scope.
Chen spoke at length about how games can and should be tapping into our emotions for fun and profit. Chen didn’t follow Iribe directly, but he did point out that innovative gaming hardware like Microsoft’s Kinect isn’t very exciting if the developers who make games for that hardware don’t build games to take advantage of the device’s unique capabilities and offer playing experiences we’ve never had before.
Show of hands: who actually had this much fun playing a Kinect game?
Going forward, Chen urged the assembled game makers to build next-gen games that don’t fall neatly into the traditional bounds of gaming genres: adventure, racing, first-person shooter, sports.
We classify games by the things they ask us to do, Chen argues, when what we should do is take a page from film and think of games in terms of how they try to make us feel: romance, horror, comedy, drama. The hope is that by doing so, these game makers will ultimately make better games that can be played—and purchased—by a much broader audience.
The best example for forward-thinking game makers to emulate isn’t a mega-successful studio like Rockstar, argues Chen; it’s Pixar. The film studio is famous for making kid movies that adults can enjoy, and in the process they rake in big profits and build a huge fan base.
That’s still a huge challenge for game developers who are locked into building traditional games: post-apocalyptic first-person shooters, fantastic MMORPGs, colorful platformers, and the like.
Few of these games can be played and enjoyed by a family or group of friends, and that hampers their sales potential. Games need to evolve if they hope to thrive in the next generation, says Chen, and the best way to evolve is for game makers to start thinking in terms of developing comedy or drama instead of first- or third-person shooters.
It’s an odd time to be talking about the financial health of the gaming industry, given the phenomenal financial success of Grand Theft Auto V and the impending launch of Microsoft’s and Sony’s next generation of home consoles.
But you have to remember that, by and large, the people who attend Gaming Insiders events have been working in the games business for years. They’ve weathered company bankruptcies, failed movie deals, studio closures—in short, they’ve been around, and they seem less concerned about The Next Big Thing and more about making sure the business keeps thriving after the hype dies down.<|endoftext|>Portrait Of Catherine Pop Art Design is a piece of digital artwork by Robert Grubbs which was uploaded on March 4th, 2018.
Gorgeous and aloof, Catherine Deneuve has been an icon of the French cinema since the 1960s. Born into a family of actors, she made her film debut as a teenager, and as she matured her cool blonde charms began to turn moviegoers’ heads. Though first promoted by director (and roué) Roger Vadim in the early ’60s, she found her breakthrough role in The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964). Her most famous movies from the era are Roman Polanski‘s Repulsion (1965), Belle du Jour (1967) and Tristana (1970). A legendary beauty of the big screen, Catherine Deneuve has made movies outside of France only infrequently since the 1970s, but she was internationally famous as a pitchwoman for Chanel perfume in the 1980s and appeared in the critically acclaimed films The Last Metro (1980) and Indochine (1991). Catherine Deneuve’s other best-known films include The Hunger (1983, with Susan Sarandon), The Last Metro (1980), Dancer in the Dark (2000, starring Björk) and A Christmas Tale (2008). Extra credit - Catherine Deneuve and Roger Vadim have a son togther, Christian Vadim, born in 1963… Catherine Deneueve also has a daughter, Chiara Charlotte Mastroianni, born in 1972; the father was Italian actor Marcello Mastroianni… Catherine Deneuve was married once, to photographer David Bailey, from 1965 until their divorce in 1972. They had no children together… She took her mother’s maiden name, Deneuve, as her stage name in 1960… Other European leading ladies of Catherine Deneuve’s era include Sophia Loren, Gina Lollobrigida and Brigitte Bardot.
Featured on the SHE HAS STYLE group homepage. I've always admired her but learned much from your great description. She IS style! Fav.
Thanks for the comments and the feature. Glad I was able to capture such a beautiful and talented actress!
A beautiful pop art presentation Robert,well done!!!<|endoftext|>To become a successful hedge fund manager requires more than just the requisite education and experience. It requires perseverance and luck to survive the crucial first three years and reach a critical mass in terms of assets under management, or AUM as is widely referred to in the industry. The critical mass can be the difference between surviving a bad period of drawdowns and shutting down the fund. Critical mass is a number that keeps increasing with the size of the industry. When I launched my hedge fund in 2004, critical mass was considered to be around $100 million, but now in 2009 it is more like $500 million. To understand the importance of critical mass, we have to look at how a typical hedge fund manager starts out of the gate. A typical hedge fund manager will usually start out with $25 million to $50 million. He will use his own savings—minimum amount is usually $1 million—raise capital from friends and family, as well as from his previous employer. As most hedge fund managers had successful trading careers at banks before they left to start their own hedge funds, they usually get seeded by their banks. The banks will provide the startup capital of anywhere from $50 million to $500 million dollars in exchange for favors
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"Superhandicapped" pro wrestlers from Japan star in this powerful new documentary that's premiering at Hot Docs - help us finish it!
111 backers pledged $20,841 to help bring this project to life.
WE MET OUR GOAL! Thank you everybody who supported and shared the campaign.
BUT... we are still campaigning, to raise funds to promote the film to the press, submit to and attend festivals, make posters and so on. There are just a few days left in our Kickstarter campaign. The film will be made. Please now help us get to as wide an audience as possible.
Since 1991, Tokyo's "Superhandicapped" pro wrestling league Doglegs has been smashing stereotypes about how the disabled should behave.
Originally conceived as an act of defiance against an indifferent society, Doglegs has become a lifeline for the marginalized and a place where the disabled get to define themselves on their own terms.
This film is an immersive, character-based journey that follows Doglegs ace, Shintaro. After 20 years of glory, Shintaro dreams of life beyond the mat, but his mentor isn’t letting go without a fight.
Set against this backdrop of this impending showdown, the film takes us on an extraordinary journey inside the lives and loves of five prominent Doglegs members battling to claim their place in the world.
I had lived in Japan for 14 years when I first heard about Doglegs.
Coordinating shoots for foreign TV shows, shooting documentaries and news, I'd filmed a lot of fascinating things and also grown weary of “wacky Japan” cliches... but this was something else.
I went to an event for a first hand look. And I didn’t know what to think or feel.
Doglegs matches are willfully provocative. Deaf versus blind, physical versus mental, nurse versus patient.
I was in shock. It felt wrong. But the venue was full of supporters and family members, disabled and not, laughing and cheering. There was warmth, humor and a celebration of difference and individuality – including disability. That felt right. And it was “punk rock” – home made, self-effacing, uncompromising and fun.
That was an experience that I felt strongly should be shared with others, and one I've tried to capture in the film.
A documentary can only be as good as the trust that allows it to be made, and I'm very lucky to have been allowed a lot.
I was granted exclusive access to the group, filming backstage, ringside, and in the personal lives of the wrestlers. Dozens of volunteer crew members and Doglegs volunteers have donated their time and services for free or at a reduced rate. Doglegs has given me their 20-year archive of video material to work with.
But this is just the start of the journey. While we have the wind in our sails now, there are expensive, daunting obstacles ahead. We need to finish it, package it and promote it or run the risk of fading into obscurity.
Doglegs is not preachy and is definitely not PC. In fact, it’s provocative as hell. But it’s got a big heart and the film, and the group, deserve a big audience.
Hot Docs has given us massive momentum - we need to seize the moment. With your support, we make that happen.
I've taken a documentary (Kiwi Tsunami, 2003) from funding through extensive distribution before, and am aware of the challenges ahead.
Fortunately, the heavy lifting on this film is already done and Doglegs is almost complete. The main challenges remaining are financial.
THANK YOU: A personal thank you message from the filmmakers.
THE FILM: 90 minutes of quality storytelling. We'll send you a high quality HD download link as soon as it's released.
THE FILM + EXTRAS: Behind the scenes, cut scenes, and a mini documentary!
T-SHIRT + THE FILM: T-shirt says "SUPERHANDICAPPED PRO WRESTLING DOGLEGS".
SOUNDTRACK ALBUM + ALL THE ABOVE: Composer Sean Crownover, AKA Candlegravity, has created a beautiful soundtrack for the film. You'll get a high quality download of all the tunes, including Kickstarter-only bonus tracks. Plus the film and t-shirt and thanks!
A CREDIT IN THE FILM + ALL THE ABOVE: An expression of our undying gratitude, recorded in the credits.
ORIGINAL MANGA ART + ALL THE ABOVE: Manga artist and Doglegs superfan Keita Kushibiki has given us priceless (and rather risque) original art from a published manga that he's done about Doglegs. These are the originals - each illustration took three days to produce.
SCREENING + ALL THE ABOVE: Host a special preview screening and Q and A with the director (travel and lodging not included).
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: You'll be credited in the film, on posters, and on IMDB. You'll offer input on our outreach strategy (if you want to). And you will hold a special place in our hearts.<|endoftext|>The Moto 360 Sport is focused on running with an integrated GPS receiver. While the music experience is terrible while running, it does a good job of tracking your route.
The 2015 Moto 360 is an excellent Android Wear smartwatch to use with Android and iOS. The Moto 360 Sport is the same watch with a few optimizations for those who want to use their smartwatch to track running sessions.
Since I am a runner I was hoping the Moto 360 Sport would be a smartwatch that I could use to track my runs with GPS, measure my heart rate, and stream music wirelessly to my Bluetooth earbuds. It satisfied two of three, but failed miserably when it comes to streaming music.
The Moto 360 Sport matches the Moto 360, and most all other new Android Wear devices, with the addition of GPS. The only other Android Wear device with GPS is the Sony SmartWatch 3, but that device lacks an integrated heart rate monitor.
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Unlike the customization options of the Moto 360, you need to choose from a watch with black, white, or orange band and that is what you will have for the life of the watch. The band is not interchangeable and there are no customization options with the watch face. I tested the white silicone band watch with silver bezel.
The AnyLight hybrid display is a first for Android Wear and it worked very well. It is designed to adapt automatically to the level of natural light. When you are indoors then the full color LCD will appear, but when you are outside running in bright light then the display will change to reflect the natural light and make it very readable. I even found running at night to be a great experience as the display was fully readable in the darkness without being so bright that it messed up my vision while running on dark roadways. I was very pleased with the color and performance of the display and would love to see this technology on more running watches.
The bezel on this white test unit has a flat portion in brushed silver with the angled part of the bezel having the Motorola micro knurl finish. It looks great and adds a bit of style to the front of the watch.
At the 8 o'clock position you will find a silver opening in the silicone band where the microphones can be found. A raised textured button is positioned at 2 o'clock and is easy to find and press. The back is all black with a soft matte edge and glass back with the heart rate sensor positioned in the center.
The rest of the watch around the face and the band is all silicone material. The white one is a dust, hair, fuzz, and dirt magnet and collects anything flying in its vicinity. I personally would not buy the white one as it just shows too much of this collection to the naked eye. The silicone on the band is thicker than what I've seen on other bands, but it is very malleable and stretchy so it is comfortable when you have it strapped on. The slots for the clasp are angled so that it stays on your wrist in a very secure position.
The Moto 360 Sport is definitely focused on running and it looks like a sport watch. You may be able to wear the black one in the office without calling much attention to it, but the white and orange are too bright and bold for the boardroom.
GPS is included and in my testing over the past two weeks I compared its performance with a Polar V800 GPS sport watch, a Samsung Gear S2 3G, and a Microsoft Band 2. The Moto 360 Sport matched the V800 closely in most situations and I trust it for running. There does not appear to be any way to auto-pause with the Moto Body Running app so some of my minor differences could be in regards to my stops at traffic lights that the V800 picked up.
The Moto 360 Sport always showed far fewer calories burned that the V800. However, my V800 external heart rate strap exhibited some issues, so I think the Moto 360 Sport was more accurate for calories. The heart rate of the Moto 360
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for HARMONY-4569).<|endoftext|>OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) Joe Flacco eased back into the pocket, surveyed the field and lofted a pass that zipped 50 yards through the air into the waiting arms of rookie receiver Chris Moore.
The scene, which once might have been taken for granted, was noteworthy because of the brace affixed to the quarterback's left knee.
Flacco practiced with his Baltimore Ravens teammates Thursday for the first time since he tore his ACL and MCL last November. Not every pass was as impressive as the one to Moore, but hey, he was plenty sharp enough to get through the opening day of training camp.
Now in his ninth season, Flacco set an NFL record by starting 137 straight games (including playoffs) to start his career. The run ended when he was struck in the knee in the midst of a frantic fourth-quarter drive that produced a 16-13 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Nov. 22.
Surgery followed, and Flacco could only watch as the Ravens stumbled to a 5-11 finish.
Now he's back behind center, eager to compete again but wary of how he might react when being chased by a few overeager opponents looking to increase their sack total.
The plan is to keep Flacco out of harm's way until it's absolutely necessary. He probably won't start in the preseason opener against Carolina on Aug. 11 and will likely be used sparingly until the Ravens launch the regular season at home against Buffalo on Sept. 11.
Flacco, 31, owns nearly every team passing record - including most yardage (28,322), touchdowns (162) and completions (2,479). He helped Baltimore reach the playoffs in six of his first seven seasons and was the MVP of the Super Bowl after directing the Ravens to a win over San Francisco in February 2013.
Following his knee injury, Flacco vowed to be ready for the first day of training camp. And there he was, flipping passes of varying lengths to a variety of receivers as if he'd never been gone.
After surviving for years in the most vulnerable position on the field, Flacco didn't enjoy watching his team play - and mostly lose - without him. But he made the most of the experience, and maybe learned a thing or two.
''It's not the end of the world. I missed a handful of games, and it didn't feel good,'' he said. ''But there are a lot of good things that come out of it. You just have to look at yourself in the mirror every day and go to work, go to work, go to work, and work toward that goal of getting back out onto the field.
When he was finally done with all those months of working his way back, Flacco actually found himself looking forward to the grind of training camp.
Notes: RB Lorenzo Taliaferro was placed on the PUP list with a foot injury. ''He's not quite there yet,'' coach John Harbaugh said.... WR Mike Wallace and CB Jerraud Powers failed to pass the conditioning test and were not allowed to practice.<|endoftext|>Before deciding to implement DHCP, an administrator must first decide on an IP addressing plan. There are many different ways to create an IP addressing plan, and in some cases they may need to be combined. This is a critical step because it is the foundation of the entire DHCP infrastructure. This section looks into each of the different methods, describing their benefits, how they may be implemented, and some of their limitations.
In an environment that uses static IP addressing, when an administrator installs a new workstation, she looks up an available IP address and the corresponding subnet mask in the IP address table. This table may be written in a notebook or saved on a computer in a spreadsheet. Once she finds the IP address, she needs to determine the correct DNS and WINS server addresses for the workstation to use. In addition, in a routed environment, the administrator needs to ascertain the correct default gateway address for the workstation’s subnet. Then she manually configures the workstation with the proper TCP/IP information. For small networks or networks that do not experience many changes, this may be fine.
One of the downsides to this method of administering IP addresses is human error. If the administrator mistypes the IP address or subnet mask, the workstation may not have connectivity to the resources it requires. If the DNS or WINS server IP addresses are mistyped, the workstation will not be able to perform name resolution. If the default gateway is incorrect, the workstation will not be able to connect to remote subnets and resources.
Another downside is maintaining the IP address table. The administrator must continually spend time viewing and searching the address table for available addresses. Once she finds an available address, the administrator must note in the table that the IP address is now in use. Also, by storing the address table in a notebook, the table could easily be lost. Even storing the address table in a spreadsheet does not lessen the chance that it will become corrupted or lost.
Moreover, if the network is large and its users move about often, using static IP configurations can be frustrating and inefficient. Problems such as the ones described earlier are compounded with larger networks. Incorrect configurations have a much larger effect on connectivity, as the workstation routinely needs access to resources on different subnets. Maintaining the IP address table centrally becomes nearly impossible. In all likelihood, the address table would need to be divided along subnets and individually maintained by the local administrator.
Static IP addressing can also be a huge liability if the organization needs to redesign their entire addressing structure. Factors that cause organizations to change their addressing structure include mergers and acquisitions, changing Internet service providers (ISPs), or network growth. Changing IP address configurations enterprise-wide requires an administrator to visit each workstation, server, and network device. In the end, it costs the organization a lot of time and money.
In short, as the network’s capacity and scope grows in size, static IP address administration becomes unwieldy and inefficient.
There are four methods of dynamically allocating IP addresses: automatic, dynamic, roaming, and manual. Three of these methods, dynamic, roaming, and manual, use DHCP to allocate the IP addresses.
Automatic IP addressing utilizes the client’s operating system to allocate a private IP address. Microsoft’s Windows 2000 and Windows 98, along with the Apple MacOS 8.5 and later, are operating systems that support Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA).
The theory behind APIPA is that small ad hoc networks will be able to achieve basic connectivity without the need for intervention by the administrator.
An example of an ad hoc network would be a dentist’s office. The dentist has 5 separate computers. One night at a dinner party, a friend tells him of all the benefits she is reaping from her new computer network. The dentist decides that he too could benefit from a network. He buys the necessary cabling and hooks everything together. Typically at this point things start getting difficult. It is likely that he doesn’t have a deep understanding of the Windows 2000 operating system or the TCP/IP protocol. However, with APIPA, the computers will be automatically configured. In the end, the dentist will have a functioning network.
APIPA allows a workstation to configure itself with an IP address in the absence of DHCP or any other IP addressing mechanism. Other networking protocols, such as IPX/SPX and Appletalk, already include this type of functionality.
Creating small ad hoc networks can be very useful in environments such as small businesses and homes that include only a few machines. In order for the machines to communicate, they must be configured with IP addresses.
Computers using APIPA must also be DHCP clients. This is because APIPA uses the DHCP client to determine whether a DHCP server is available.
Using the DHCP client, the computer requests an IP address by sending a DHCPDISCOVER message. After not receiving a response, the computer automatically configures itself with an IP address in the reserved Class B network 169.254.0.0 and a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0. The DHCP client then performs a duplicate address check by sending an ARP request for the IP address. If it receives a response, it determines that the address is in use. At this point it selects another address from the 169.254.0.0 subnet and again performs a duplicate address check. The client repeats this process for up to 10 addresses, after which the automatic addressing fails.
Automatic allocation is a quick and easy solution to the IP addressing problem, but is only useful in small networks that need basic connectivity without Internet access. Larger environments are typically subnetted to segment network traffic and increase performance. Since APIPA is limited to the 169.254/16 subnet, it cannot be utilized in those environments. The downside to using APIPA even in small networks is the difficulty it may cause in troubleshooting connectivity issues.
Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) is a new feature found in Windows 2000 Professional and Windows 2000 Server that permits a single computer to host an Internet connection for a network.
For example, if you have a small network with 15 computers, only one of the computers (running Windows 2000 and ICS) requires a connection to the Internet. This computer, known as the ICS server, hosts the Internet connection via a dial-up line, cable modem, or xDSL. The remaining 14 computers are ICS clients that access the Internet via the ICS server.
ICS provides network address translation (NAT), IP address allocation via DHCP, and name resolution services via DNS for all ICS clients. Clients can use Internet applications (e.
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what I’m expecting to see from these players.
Hodgson is aware he is thought of as a cautious coach, but knows ultimately results are what matter.
He said: 'If you are lucky enough to work with a team that can defend well and not concede many goals, then quite often you will be called a cautious coach, I suppose.
'But the important thing is to win matches and we all know you've got to be one hell of a team at this top level.
'If your ability to defend is so poor you are likely to concede two, three, four goals a game, you have to have players on your team who are certain to score three, four, five every game to get you out of mischief.
Hodgson will tell his players on Sunday night what his first competitive starting XI will be for England, with Danny Welbeck, up front, and Stewart Downing, wide left, expected to be selected in the two most-debated positions.
Hodgson says he has already made his choice and is willing to risk the team leaking out by letting the players know so that they can mentally prepare for the task in hand.
‘If you tell them the night before the game, as I think you should because I don’t think it’s good to wait until the day of the game, you have to understand that in today’s world the opposing coach will get up in the morning and read exactly how you’re going to play,’ he said.
Only Martin Kelly, who is ill, and James Milner, with blisters on his heel, missed training on Saturday, but Milner is fit to play, as are earlier doubts John Terry, Ashley Cole and Scott Parker.
Hodgson knows England will be expected to progress to at least the quarter-finals despite the lower expectation levels.
He said: 'What is a success? I haven't set targets like that. So many targets are set for you, why bother to set them yourself?
'I'm not prepared to say what my goal is. People expect us to do well. People would still be very disappointed if we don't get through the group stages, even if expectations are lower.
Hodgson has still to finalise his side, although he confirmed the back four, two central midfielders and Ashley Young had been decided upon.
He said: 'The choice of wide midfielders and the other centre-forward to partner Ashley Young, they're the ones I've had to give thought to.
'We do have competition in those places, and furthermore we don't necessarily have people - due to their experience - who are nailed on in those positions.<|endoftext|>First, let me say I received this app for free as long as I write a review.
Basically, all you do is choose, point at, or memorize the correct answers: which are pictures of coins.
It is audio and visual.
It's a quizzing type of app with some memorization.
It allows parent to view progress.
There are no fun games or real life applications in this app. It's pretty dry and boring.
If you have a small child that can sit through counting coins you place on a table, then I would suggest to get this app if you are unable to access a bunch of coins on your own.
It's hard for me to say this game deserves to be purchasable. I feel it would be better served as a free game, or an add on to another math app.
In any case, the app is without flaws/errors. The illustration/layout is easy on eyes and brain. The app says what it does.
I appreciate it, but believe my four year old will get tired of it within three minutes. It gives him no desire to want to do it on his own.
My kindergarten students like this app a lot. They have worked with it for about a month, and I have been able to increase the difficulty easily by choosing the value range for a collection of coins. There are several different games at each level, and yet the games are simple enough that kids can work independently. I especially like how kids get practice in changing how the count--by tens for dimes, adding by fives as needed for nickels, then by ones to get the answer. That's a hard skill for me to monitor one to one during class time. I will come back to this app with a new class of students, for sure..<|endoftext|>From Hogwarts school to the hell of Somalia's civil war, Daniel Radcliffe is to make his biggest career leap yet. The Harry Potter actor has seen off competition from Hollywood's A-list to star in the true story of a young British photographer who met a tragic end.
The film, Journey, will see Radcliffe play Dan Eldon, a 22-year-old who was among four journalists stoned to death by a mob in Mogadishu in July 1993. Eldon left behind 17 journals, thousands of pictures and a legacy that has won admirers including Madonna and Julia Roberts.
His mother, Kathy, says that she has rejected numerous bids for film rights to the story, and met but turned down leading actors including Orlando Bloom, Heath Ledger, Ryan Phillippe and Joaquin Phoenix, all of whom were eager to play the part. But then she sat down with 18-year-old Radcliffe and his parents at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles.
Journey is likely to be a tough test because of the extent to which Eldon and his work still fascinate and inspire. The compilation of his richly textured journals, The Journey is the Destination, has sold nearly 200,000 copies since its publication 10 years ago, and his work now has a permanent home at a new gallery in New York. His mother said that in preserving his legacy she and her daughter, Amy, have enjoyed the support of Trudie Styler, the wife of musician Sting, Alanis Morissette, the singer-songwriter, and Rosie O'Donnell, the comedian and talk show host.
Eldon was born in Hampstead, north London, to Kathy, who is American, and a British father, from whom she is now divorced. When Dan was seven the family moved to Kenya and he fell in love with Africa. After spells in America and travels worldwide, he followed a family friend to northern Kenya where she photographed refugees of the civil war in neighbouring Somalia. Horrified, Eldon also took photographs which were published in Kenya's leading newspaper.
In 1992, he went to Somalia on assignment for Reuters. He witnessed American and UN troops launch 'Operation Restore Hope', first with a sense of relief, then growing frustration, and his pictures helped draw international attention to the developing crisis. On 12 July 1993, he was due to leave Mogadishu - his bags were packed and his replacement had arrived.
But then UN forces bombed a house where they believed the warlord General Farah Aideed was present. Instead, 74 innocent men, women and children were killed and more than 100 injured. Survivors raced to the journalists' hotel and asked them to take pictures. Travelling in convoy, under the protection of Somalis, Eldon and a group of colleagues went to the bombed compound.
As they began to take photographs, the crowd erupted in anger at what had happened and attacked the journalists. Eldon and his colleagues - Hansi Krauss, Anthony Macharia of Reuters and Hos Maina of the Associated Press - were surrounded, stoned and beaten to death.
Journey will be directed by Bronwen Hughes, whose films include Harriet the Spy and Forces of Nature, and scripted by Jan Sardi, who gained an Oscar nomination for his screenplay for Shine. Kathy is yet to announce a producer but hopes to start filming next year in Kenya, as Somalia remains too dangerous. Profits will go to the Creative Visions Foundation.
She said she and Amy burst into tears the first time they contemplated Dan being portrayed on screen. 'A lot of older actors wanted to play this character but we resisted because Dan was a boy emerging into manhood. If you're an established leading actor then you're too old for this role,' Kathy said.<|endoftext|>Hi! Sign in to let us know how Rockville Econo Van Lines LLC was?
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I used them yesterday for an office move. Actually I used them to move my office at a different location. I would say that I am very lucky to have such a smooth, affordable and timely move. I would recommend Rockville Econo Van Lines LLC highly.
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Log scale distribution of GLI1 mRNA expression in a) already published MB cases, along with 1 new case of MB from our repository b) distribution of GLI1 mRNA expression (RNA-Seq data) of the TCGA-GBM sub-cohort (N = 149), c) distribution of GLI1 mRNA expression in NIBMG-GBM cases (N = 19), d) distribution of GLI1 mRNA expression in GBM patient-derived early passage neurospheres (N = 6) and e) comparison of median GLI1 mRNA expression levels of high-Hh-MB (N = 13), low-Hh-MB (N-44), NIBMG-GBM (N = 19) and GBM patient-derived neurospheres (N = 6).
Ligand driven up-regulation and vismodegib driven down-regulation of GLI1 mRNA expressions in 5 GBM neurospheres a) A49910, b), B0027, c) B0043, d) B0051 and e) M45481 (* p-value < 0.05, ** p-value <0.01, *** p-value 0.001 and ns, not significant).
A, cell cycle arrest in GBM neurospheres with vismodegib treatment in vitro a) A49910, b), B0027, c) B0043, d) B0051 and e) M45481.
B, Number of apoptotic cells (annexin V positive) in GBM neurospheres treated either with DMSO or with 50 μM vismodegib.<|endoftext|>An NYPD officer accused of shooting a Brooklyn man to death was "callous" during a fatal road rage confrontation, prosecutors said.
The family of a Brooklyn man who an NYPD officer gunned down in a road rage incident broke down in tears as jurors were shown a photo of his bloody corpse.
Officer Wayne Isaacs faces 25 years to life in prison if convicted of murder in what prosecutors called the "callous" and "indifferent" killing of Delrawn Small early on July 4, 2016, on Atlantic Ave. in East New York.
Assistant Attorney General Jose Nieves made his opening argument Monday in the trial, in which Isaacs claims the shooting of the 37-year-old Small was justified because he feared for his life.
Isaacs, 38, is the first cop to face trial under Gov. Cuomo's 2015 executive order directing the state Attorney General's office to prosecute police-involved killings of unarmed civilians.
Prosecutors plan to argue that Isaacs' behavior was "inconsistent of someone in self-defense."
"The defendant came out of the car, not to render aid, but to coldly walk by Small's body, get on the phone and call 911 to allege he was attacked, punched, as Delrawn Small laid on the concrete in his own blood," Nieves said. He told the jurors in Brooklyn Supreme Court they would watch Small's final moments as he died between two parked cars on nearby Bradford St. after being shot three times.
"Delrawn Small's death will play out in front of your eyes," Nieves said. "It happened so fast, in one second, he ended his life in front of his family, stumbled a few feet and fell."
A week went by before one of the six surveillance videos recovered from nearby businesses told a different story from the account Isaacs gave.
Small died within 15 seconds Isaacs shooting him with his Glock 26.
"He wasn't viable, there was nothing I could do, there were no signs of life," said FDNY EMT Catherine Renta, who put Small's time of death at 12:13 a.m.
Isaacs was indicted on second-degree murder and first-degree manslaughter charges.
Small had no idea Isaacs was a cop who had just finished a shift in the 79th Precinct. Small had gotten out of his car — leaving his girlfriend, Zaquana Albert, their 3-month-old son and his 14-year-old stepdaughter inside — and approached Isaacs' Nissan Altima after the officer cut him off on the road.
As several NYPD members and various brass entered the crime scene, Albert and her children were left on the opposite side of the avenue.
Isaacs told detectives that Small punched him in the face before he opened fire. It wasn't a case of road rage, but rather self-defense, said Isaacs' attorney, Stephen Worth.
"This is an easy case for you. A reasonable person would do what he did... you'll see how angry the deceased was, (Isaacs) used his weapon the way he was trained to," Worth said. "Small was legally drunk at the time."
He added, "Police don't shoot to kill, they shoot to stop."<|endoftext|>Mumbai-based artist Laxman Shreshtha in conversation with Reema Gehi.
I hear your works are sold even before they are exhibited?
(Smiles) I hear that too. Honestly, I get at least 12 phone calls a week from people all over the world interested in buying my art.. I feel humbled when 200 people compete to get my paintings at exhibitions.
You recently exhibited your works after a hiatus of four years.
I do not exhibit if I do not want to. It is no ritual.. I display my work at galleries only when I feel I have something to say. The one in March was a black-and-white series at the Pudole art gallery. I spent the four years doing a lot of commission work like a huge triptych canvas, which was unveiled by Ratan Tata.
You seem to be closely associated with the corporate set..what’s the connection?
(Laughs) They happen to be my dear friends. Whenever Kumar Mangalam Birla comes over with his family, he spends the entire day at my home. His house is like a little museum of my works. He has been collecting my paintings since 1972.
Harsh Goenka and Ratan Tata are regular visitors. They understand my work. The late Jehangir Nicholson owned at least 50 paintings of mine.
How come you have practically lived in every art destination of the world?
(Pause) That’s at the age of 21, I was in Paris on a French scholarship..I spent 16 years there. I lived for 11 years in New York, three years in London and two years in Cologne.. since the last seven years I have been in Mumbai. I follow a gypsy-like lifestyle.
Aren’t art exhibitions getting far too associated with the Page 3 culture?
When I was in Paris, it was all about which art gallery and museum picked up your work.
The art scene in India was very quiet.. now the Parisian trend is picking up here. Those who believe in Page 3 have a different kind of ambition. A serious artist can never lose his way.
What’s your take on art galleries?
Honestly some of the galleries don’t know anything about art and are simply catering to the so called celebrities.
In this process, some serious artists are ignored..and the bad painters who have done horrid work get undue importance.
Who are these bad painters?
(Long pause) The art circle and even they know who they are.
What do you think of art prices skyrocketing?
It’s unimaginable. There was a time, in the early 1970s when I would be starving, I’d survive only on tea.
If an artist sold his painting then, there would be a celebration. Whatever little money I got was blown up..I sold my first painting for Rs 300.
And what is the price of your painting today?
(Reluctantly) It can go as high as Rs 50 lakh, sometimes more.
What do you think of art as an investment?
People tell me that they don’t find my work at auctions.. I am very firm that my paintings should not be bought for mere investment. Still, I’m not against the idea of art as an investment, I believe each buyer stands by his own scruples.
Among the young artists who do you think has great potential?
Well there are several..Atul and Anju Dodiya, Bose Krishnamachari, Jitesh Kallat, Riyas Komu, Chintan and Hema Upadhyay.
What is currently on your platter?
I’m doing several beige paintings. It is so strange for 21 years till 1985 I never touched white paint; I didn’t mix colours, I used them directly from the tube on to the canvas.
Which are your favourite galleries in the city?
Chemould, Sakshi and Bodhi art gallery..they are spacious and have excellent lighting.
Why did you part ways with Chemould way back in the early 1980s?
I felt my exhibitions weren’t getting a boost.. so I left their shelter. Initially that was almost, like suicide. But I survived.
Soon after that, I had a show at the Jehangir art gallery and I received a lot of encouragement.
You left your home in Nepal to pursue art. Right? During my childhood I was very simple, I used to doodle a lot but was never really exposed to art. There were tankas (Tibetan artwork) at my place.
When I ran away from home in the 1960s, all hell broke loose. I’m from a big family of aristocrats
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Yes, Italy was expected to beat Sweden in their playoff. But the Scandinavian country has been associated with some of the Azzurri's darkest moments in football.
Italy's run of bad luck with Sweden dates all the way back to 1950 when, having won the previous two World Cups, it suffered its first ever defeat in the tournament -- at the hands of the Swedes. As a result, it failed to progress to the second round.
Eight years later, Italy needed just a point to qualify for the World Cup but surprisingly lost to Northern Ireland. That was the last time Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup. The tournament was held in Sweden.
And the last time Italy failed to qualify for a major tournament, was the 1992 European Championship. The Azzurri had to beat the USSR to qualify but hit the post in a 0-0 draw and missed out on the finals - held in Sweden.
Italy also failed to qualify for Euro 1984 despite being the then world champion, after two qualifying defeats to Sweden - including a 3-0 loss in Naples.
Perhaps the most famous incident of Sweden costing Italy dearly came at Euro 2004.
Only one result would have knocked Italy out of the tournament. Denmark and Sweden were angered by suggestions they would throw the game to progress together. But the match between the Nordic neighbors ended in a 2-2 draw and the Azzurri were out.
That match was one of those where a certain result suits both teams, and Italians remain embittered - with players being asked about it in the buildup to Monday's playoff.
In the previous game at Euro 2004, Zlatan Ibrahimovic had burst onto the international stage with an astonishing back-heeled goal five minutes from time to secure a 1-1 draw for Sweden against Italy.
And after beating Italy 1-0 on aggregate in the playoffs for the 2018 World Cup, Sweden is yet again Italian soccer fans' least favorite country.<|endoftext|>As it takes political resistance beyond its street-protest stage, the vote is also a dress rehearsal for real democracy in the post-Putin era.
Russia will have free and fair elections in October. There will be real choice with multiple, viable candidates. There will be vigorous televised debates. The vote will be open and transparent, with clear rules of the game.
No, I'm not delusional. And no, I am not talking about the local elections scheduled for 73 Russian regions on October 14. Those, I expect, will be as fraudulent as ever. What I'm talking about are the online primary elections the Russian opposition movement is holding a week later, on October 21-22, to choose a 45-member Coordinating Council.
The council will decide things like which candidates the opposition will back in future elections and when, where, and why to hold protests. In a nod to the diversity of the opposition movement, it will have five seats each reserved for liberals, nationalists, and leftists -- while 30 will go to at-large candidates.
An opposition Electoral Commission is already in place to register candidates and monitor the vote. The online television station Dozhd TV is hosting live debates among any candidates who want to participate.
Some predictable names -- Boris Nemtsov, Garry Kasparov, and Dmitry Gudkov -- are running for seats on the council. So are some relatively fresher opposition figures like anticorruption blogger Aleksei Navalny, socialite-turned-activist Ksenia Sobchak, writers Dmitry Bykov and Lyudmila Ulitskaya, journalist Filipp Dzyadko, comedians Mikhail Shatz and Tatyana Lazareva, and the popular blogger Rustem Agadamov.
So why do we care about elections to a council that will be essentially powerless? I think the opposition primaries are important, and merit attention, for a number of reasons. Opposition figures themselves say they will be a dress rehearsal for free and fair elections in a post-Putin Russia.
Along those lines, they set an example by creating an alternative civil society where decisions are arrived at democratically.
The primaries are also important because the opposition clearly needs to move on from its street-protests stage. The early demonstrations after December's disputed State Duma elections were widely interpreted as a show of strength by the rejuvenated opposition -- proof that true dissent was real and blossoming in Russian society and that the Kremlin's foes could consistently put people on the streets in large numbers.
But after the latest rally earlier this month -- which had a bit of a pro forma feel to it -- many in the media, including outlets sympathetic to the opposition, began to question the utility of street protests as a vehicle for change. Successfully holding primaries to elect its leaders will be a powerful sign that the opposition is serious and maturing.
In a video recently posted on his blog, Navalny said the elections will be important in establishing the legitimacy of the opposition. "The problem of the opposition's legitimacy needs to be decided through elections, [especially] if we are going to accuse the authorities of lacking legitimacy," he said.
But the new Coordinating Council will also present an important test for the opposition. Can figures as diverse as Navalny, Nemtsov, and Left Front leader Sergei Udaltsov, as well as their supporters, agree to abide by common rules of the game, even when they don't like the results? Will liberals support a nationalist or leftist candidate the Coordinating Council decides to back in some future election, or vice versa?
If the answer to these questions is yes, then next month's primaries will send an important message and represent something of a milestone for Russia's famously fractured opposition.<|endoftext|>Discussion in 'Apple TV and Home Theater' started by utazdevl, Sep 25, 2012.
Apologies if this is an already discussed topic, but does anyone else have issues where out of the blue, your AppleTV doesn't see your iTunes, and its content? I just upgraded from a 1st Gen AppleTV (boy, do I miss my hacked box with a 2TB external drive attached) to a 3rd Gen (I do love the 1080p capability) and more than ever, I will go to the AppleTV and it doesn't seem to see my iTunes (which is always running). It just sticks on the screen where it is accessing my iTunes.
The way I resolve this issue is to quit and restart the iTunes on my machine (2011 iMac). That does fix the problem, but it is annoying as my iMac is in another room of my house, and sometimes my wife has to do this when I am not home, and she has no understanding of the difference between "Quit iTunes" and "Close the iTunes window".
Anyone have a solution to the ATV question (not to teaching my wife about computers).
There is a HUGE thread on this already. but ill help you out...the solution is to disconnect the ATV3 from the WIRED ethernet port and just connect wirelessly. There is an issue with the ATV timing out when connected wired. BUt i would suggest going back to the atv1, adding a broadcom card and staying with the hacked box.
I had a feeling this was previously a much discussed topic. Sorry for the redundancy.
My issue becomes that with the ATV 3, the HD encodes take forever to load and play when the connection is wireless, that is why I use a wired connection.
More interesting is the "broadcom card" option on the ATV1. I am going to look into what this means, but I assume it will allow me to stream 1080p content on the ATV1? Then, my only issue will be the lack of Netflix on the box, but I already have a Roku, and frankly, I prefer the UI of the ATV 1 and Roku Netflix to the ATV3.
i can only disagree with both points here!
HD encodes (even 1080p) load fine on the ATV i have connected via wireless.
my other ATV connected via ethernet never has issues with itunes connectivity.
I too have the new ATV3. I've had the ATV3 for several days.
Since it would disconnect after a few minutes wireless, I changed it to Ethernet. It disconnects just as frequently on Ethernet.
Have no idea what to do about it.
It downloads the entire song in one burst. So at such time as the song is finished, it attempts to download another. Often, the 'next' song will not download.
It seems that when the firewall is turned off, the ATV3 does NOT disconnect from the computer. I've just listened to a CD's worth of songs. and it is still working. I'm starting to trust it.
I also turned my AntiVirus off as well, but I really don't think that is involved.
Incidentally, the ATV3 didn't fully 'disconnect' from the computer with the firewall on. I could still select songs on the ATV3 by either using my iPad or the ATV3's remote control, but the songs would not download to the ATV3.
FWIW, I have 2 ethernet-connected ATV3s, that would disconnect all the time as described above. I have yet to update their software, but the recent 10.8.2 update of Mountain Lion appears to have cured the disconnection issue.
Both have been
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In SAP you could now add a sperate business address or home address to this contact person. These include different fields for address and contact data.
We need the possibility to replicate these business addresses of contact person to C4C and vice versa. Because someteimes a contact person doesn't work at address of customer but has other business address, own office etc.
We couldn't find something in the CPI mapping and also couldn't find anything in the web or in SAP documentation. That's strange because I guess this is common case when working with SAP system.
In C4C for this case first we have to add new customer business adress and after that we can assign it to contact person. We can also assign new private addresses.
But is there any way to handle divergent addresses for contact person in SAP<->C4C replication?
As of now, we are not having the replication of personal address of Contact Persons as a part of C4C ERP standard integration.
As of now, we do not have this possibility in C4C and so replication of different office addresses for contact persons is not supported.<|endoftext|>With stop motion practically taking over the Internet, a lot of creative people are being inspired to try this technique out for themselves. But where do you start? We had the opportunity to talk to YouTube partner, filmmaker and stop motion expert Kyle Roberts for some insight, tips and examples.
Stop motion animation, once reserved for Christmas specials, has become hugely popular in recent years, especially on the Web. Stop motion music videos, narrative shorts and clips have taken sites like YouTube and Vimeo by storm, racking in millions of views. With stop motion practically taking over the Internet, a lot of creative people are being inspired to try this technique out for themselves. But where do you start? We had the opportunity to talk to YouTube partner, filmmaker and stop motion expert Kyle Roberts for some insight, tips and examples.
Before we get into the nitty-gritty of how stop motion works and what tips Kyle has to offer, lets take a look at some of Kyle’s work, and some of the work that has inspired him. We’ll start with his most recent piece—a music video for Oklahoma-based rock band The Nghiems, an arcade-style animation that brings the band into an 80’s video game world. Just to put things in perspective, this video took over 4 months to produce and is made up over over 8,000 individual photos. Check out the video below, followed by ‘the making of’.
Here’s another awesome stop motion piece Kyle created as an intro for a show that he directs, ‘Static On Tour.’ This video also inspired its own stop motion t-shirt design.
Kyle also shared some stop motion videos with me that he finds inspiring. Among them are music videos from OK Go, Softlightes and the David Crowder Band. Check them all our below and then read on to find out more about stop motion animation.
You’re probably familiar with the basics of stop motion animation, but if not here they are. Stop motion, in its most basic form, is comprised of just a few steps. Take a picture of an object, move the object slightly and take another picture, move the object slightly and take another picture and repeat the process. Once you’ve taken all your pictures, upload them to your computer and edit them together in the video editing program of your choice. Make sure to keep the photos in the same sequence you shot them in and let each photo show for only a fraction of a second (think approximately 3 frames, i.e. 10 frames per second) so that the motion looks fluid. Add some music and/or sound effects in the background and voila! You’ve got your stop motion animation!
Of course, it’s not always as simple as it sounds. Depending on the length of your video you’ll probably have to take a lot of photos. Think about it—if you’re planning to shoot a 1-minute clip at 10 frames per second you’ll need 600 photos and you’ll want to spend the time setting up each and every shot to make sure you don’t knock the camera, move an item out of place or break the fluid nature of your shot. Then you’ve got all the post-production work—editing your photos, adding sounds, music and effects.
But you don’t have to do it all freehand. Kyle told me about the programs he uses to put his stop motion animations together. Kyle says, “My typical workflow starts with production. I shoot and capture with Dragon Stop Motion.” Dragon is a professional stop motion animation tool. Check out the video below to learn more.
Something that I’ve noticed is that, unless they’ve actually made a stop motion animation, people have no idea just how much time stop motion takes. I asked Kyle if he could give us some perspective on just how long stop motion animation takes. He said, “Every project is totally different, but it definitely takes a long time. It depends on how much post production work there is, but I’d say on average it takes me about an hour per second when shooting action figures! Working with live shots and actors it’s an hour per four seconds or so.” The following video is an example of Kyle’s work with action figures.
Kyle told me that the 6-second clip from the Nghiems video in which the characters are fighting in the video game (click here to watch) took a whopping 15 hours to make, and the light pairing scene took 6 hours to shoot, with each frame taking 30 seconds to capture!
Finally, I asked Kyle what words of advice he had to offer people who want to start learning and making stop motion animation. He said, “Whether it be stop motion or filmmaking, I take the Nike approach and say, ‘Just Do It!’ You have to get started somewhere, so go film something you like, whether it be a local band, a sporting event, and cut that to music!<|endoftext|>We are facing following problem some times after backup completion.
Our Setup is : SAP ECC 6, Oracle 10g, HP-UX 11.31.
We are scheduling the whole database offline + archive log backup during night.
After completion of backup the SAP does not start. I have checked the following things.
1. Database is started : OK.
But I am not able to connect to SAP thru SAP GUI.
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When I restart the server, after that I am able to start SAP.
Is there any memory fragmentation related problem?
Before some time same thing is happened with our production server, but at that time I have deleted Archivelog files manually before tacking backup. In this case if I take backup "whole database offline + archive log " then server doesn't start. At that time also I have to restart the server. So the Problem is identified.
But in this case i.e on our Quality Server not able to trace out problem.
Yes the problem is related to memory. I think during the backup memory is allocated but not release after completion of database backup.
in case of archive log backup what option your are using means are you using save and delete option or other.
In the case of the production server archive log backup you to use to the option save and delete.
Please also check wheather core file getting gernerated should be deleted frquently from work folder.
we are taking archive backup using -sd option i.e. create the fist copy and delete.
We have HP-UX 11.31. We have to restart the server in this problem. We are alos running Development instance also on same server. So we have to shutdown that also then we can restart the server.
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his potential explanation was untested, but I do think his point about self-identity might account for a portion of the difference.
Still, the chasm between these groups seems too wide to be just about technology. The icky feeling I get when I catch a glimpse of someone's inbox junkyard of unread emails is the same one I get when I see the pile of magazines I have yet to read, or when I know there's an errand that needs running — the itch isn't constrained to technology. My email theory is really just a corollary of another, more expansive pop philosophy: Muppet Theory, proposed by Dahlia Lithwick, a writer at Slate. Under Lithwick's classification, everyone is either a Chaos Muppet ("out-of-control, emotional, volatile") or an Order Muppet ("neurotic, highly-regimented, averse to surprises"). Lithwick's theory plays nicely with Gloria Mark's, and I tend to think that — hold on, an email just came in and if you give me one sec, I just need to respond to it.<|endoftext|>We did the maintenance this morning and no VM's were stopped.
MS's restart (as it did before).
So the problem seems to be fixed.
now we have a workaround (DB cleanup).
and are planning the ugrade on Prod in the short term.
If the bug still arises in 4.9.2 we will open a jira.
Thanks you again for your help Rafael.
> them to done. I am assuming you already removed the HA from VMs, right?
> the ha_enable flag on VM's. Thank you for that.
> that are intermittently being stopped.
> can help us on this?
>> Got the idea of your work around now.
>> (sorry for that). Well, it seems you have all taken care of.
>> We changed it on the VM to avoid the required stop and start.
>> be stopped to let us apply it.
>> cleaning of op_it_work is not fixing the issue.
>> related to the 5 problematic VM's.
>> That is why I thought it may be safe to do.
>>> that “where” clause. What about adding the “instance id” there?
>>> Schuberg Philis named Cosmic?
>>> I kept with ACS.
>>> We kept the test VM i-189-1177-VM with HA Flag.
>>> thereafter re-enable the HA Flag on the problematic VM's.
>>> from Schuberg Philis named Cosmic?
>>>> restart them on each stop.
>>>> the shortest path to resolution.
>>>> of restarts at the minimum.
>>>> except on i-189-1177-VM, which is less critical.
>>>> What do you think about step 4., safe or risky?
>>>> and seems to safe to mark as "Done".
>>>> also changes on other tables for consistency.
>>>> Thank you for your help.
>>>>> Ok, I dug a little further into the code.
>>>>> because of the "host not up" status.
>>>>> sometimes the function diverges).
>>>>> the log is after an MS restart, right?
>>>>> because the "host not up" status?
>>>>> Here is something interesting that you have found.
>>>>> problem is that there is no host with status “UP”.
>>>>> of HA, which shuts down the VM is kicked.
>>>>> help you, just keep me posted.
>>>>> code well and are 100% of what you are doing).
>>>>> feature from this VMs, this problem will stop.
>>>>> and report it, this would be great.
>>>>> BTW: why are you restarting MSs?
>>>>> What are the configurations of your MSs?
>>>>> information with our community.
>>>>> Many thanks for your deep analysis.
>>>>> on all VMs and Offerings.
>>>>> and CS aborts the migration.
>>>>> the "host not up" status.
>>>>> VM, until CS gives up the stopping.
>>>>> the VMs because the "host not up" status?
>>>>> Zones. Each zone has a single pod and cluster.
>>>>> will look in the XS logs now.
>>>>> can go this way.
>>>>> is quite annoying for the impacted VM's.
>>>>> Flag on all VMs if it does not work reliably.
>>>>> to the stop of i-189-1178-VM.
>>>>> for this VM under any clusters, returning.
>>>>> specified cluster is in avoid set, returning.
>>>>> reason this is executed only for HA VMs.
>>>>> to provide much useful log entries.
>>>>> VM “i-638-1735-VM” was triggered?
>>>>> a running JVM and debug a code?
>>>>> variables in a running environment.
>>>>> sick a couple of days).
>>>>> Found the code that is executed.
>>>>> find anything, keep me posted.<|endoftext|>First, come the Oscars. Then the lawsuits. (Unless you’re Bob Yari.) I hear those French filmmakers may be about to sue Warner Independent Pictures for a bigger cut of the $77 million-to-date box office gross of March of the Penguins, winner of the Best Documentary Feature at Sunday night’s Oscars.
As everyone knows by now, Mark Gill picked up Penguins for $1 mil up front. (Premiere magazine was among those asking “what was Mark Gill thinking?” when he paid that princely sum for a mere doc.) The Frenchies also got back end, albeit just net. Warner’s: We always pay our obligations. The French guys: We just wish it was more. Studio execs know it’s not unheard of to throw guys like this a bone in the form of a bonus when the deal was cheap and the profit humongous. Attorneys tell me that, given a signed contract, a lawsuit will probably be thrown out. Or not.
Those Frenchies controlled all the March of the Penguins licensing and could have really cleaned up if they’d been savvy. But I’m told they repeatedly wouldn’t approve any licensing deals because they thought it cheapened the film. Yet they brought big stuffed penguins to the Oscars and, not only did it look like they were exploiting their movie’s message, but those dolls’ licensing is owned by someone else.<|endoftext|>first of all thanks for your reply. I have now testet the setup on a Ubuntu Xenial. Same issu with Default VPC Offering. Redundant VPC offering works also without any problems. Same as on CentOS.
2018-05-23 12:58:43,321 DEBUG [kvm.storage.LibvirtStorageAdaptor] (agentRequest-Handler-4:null) (logid:ef8b353e) Checking if RBD snapshot rbd/6129c76d-67e5-4454-9bc9-4e9a5a152610@cloudstack-base-snap exists prior to attempting a clone operation.
2018-05-23 12:58:43,344 DEBUG [kvm.storage.LibvirtStorageAdaptor] (agentRequest-Handler-4:null) (logid:ef8b353e) RBD snapshot rbd/6129c76d-67e5-4454-9bc9-4e9a5a152610@cloudstack-base-snap already exists.
2018-05-23 12:58:44,248 DEBUG [utils.script.Script] (agentRequest-Handler-5:null) (logid:ef8b353e) Execution is successful.
2018-05-23 12:58:46,496 DEBUG [kvm.resource.LibvirtComputingResource] (agentRequest-Handler-5:null) (logid:ef8b353e) Execution is successful.
2018-05-23 12:59:02,667 DEBUG [kvm.resource.LibvirtComputingResource] (agentRequest-Handler-5:null) (logid:ef8b353e) Execution is successful.
2018-05-23 12:59:04,770 DEBUG [kvm.resource.LibvirtComputingResource] (UgentTask-2:null) (logid:) Execution is successful.
2018-05-23 12:59:17,802 DEBUG [kvm.resource.LibvirtComputingResource] (agentRequest-Handler-5:null) (logid:ef8b353e) Execution is successful.
2018-05-23 12:59:43,283 DEBUG [kvm.resource.LibvirtComputingResource] (agentRequest-Handler-5:null) (logid:ef8b353e) Execution is successful.
2018-05-23 12:59:43,456 DEBUG [kvm.resource.LibvirtComputingResource] (agentRequest-Handler-5:null) (logid:ef8b353e) Execution is successful.
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el’s other businesses fared worse. Intel’s software business pulled in $557 million, down 6 percent, and its struggling Mobile and Communications Group actually reported negative revenue of $6 million.
Intel will hold a conference call later this afternoon to answer questions from analysts. The company forecast first-quarter revenue of $13.7 billion, plus or minus $500 million, down 7 percent from the fourth quarter.
Why this matters: Intel’s forced to ride the wave of the PC market, up and down. But though the company’s communications and IoT businesses are struggling to get off the ground, the dominance Intel has in servers can fund the emerging businesses—and Intel can still report record revenues.<|endoftext|>Invoice customers correctly to ensure you get paid.
Once you've set your credit policy, it's important to stick to it and do your part to ensure prompt payment. The cornerstone of collecting accounts receivable on time is making sure invoices go out promptly and accurately. If you sell a product, get the invoice out to the customer the same time the shipment goes out. If you're in a service industry, track your billable hours daily or weekly, and bill as often as your contract or agreement with the client permits. The sooner the invoice is in the mail, the sooner you get paid.
To eliminate any possibility of confusion, your invoice should contain several key pieces of information. First, make sure you date it accurately, and clearly state when payment is due, as well as any penalties for late payment. Also specify any discounts, such as discounts for payment in 15 days or for payment in cash.
Each invoice should give a clear and accurate description of the goods or services the customer received. Inventory code numbers may make sense to your computer system, but they don't mean much to the customer unless they are accompanied by an item description.
It's also important to use sequentially numbered invoices. This helps make things easier when you need to discuss a particular invoice with a customer and also makes it easier for your employees to keep track of invoices.
Before sending out an invoice, call the customer to ensure the price is correct, and check to make sure prices on invoices match those on purchase orders and/or contracts.
Know the industry norms when setting your payment schedules. While 30 days is the norm in most industries, in others, 45- or 60-day payment cycles are typical. Learn your customers' payment practices, too. If they pay only once a month, for instance, make sure your invoice gets to them in plenty of time to hit that payment cycle. Also keep on top of industry trends and economic ups and downs that could affect customers' ability to pay.<|endoftext|>A druid is summoning the god of the forest to protect his tribe.
in photoshop,about 7 hours work or more.
Do you also implement parts of fotos or is it all brushwork?
the coloring is very intreasting to!
So, why isn't this a fave?
1) Well the lighting is the most important thing here. To me, the conflict between the light of the sky and the blue, magical light from the creature and the stones is at odds. If you want to personify a deity, you must wholly own the setting and the light is part of that. You have to make the creature the light that dominates the conversation and the sky wins this picture's unspoken argument.
2) The second, and much less important part, is the painting style. Once again there seems to be two styles at work. The air-brushed waterfall and sky look GREAT! The well-defined stone from the waterfall is tantalising with it's lines and definition. However the ground nearby seems to have been done much quicker and the clash of styles once again throws the tone.
All-in-all a good work and these are the two things keeping it from being a great one.
This is so good I want to kill myself.
Beautiful painting! Do you use to make tutorials?
Oh my god, this stunning! you really achieved something special here!!!
Kinda looks more like the druid is fighting a desperate defense from his posture, trying to stop the god from getting to his village, but either way the entire scene looks awesome!
Especially the running water and sunlit reflections!
This is an impressive artwork...so many details and a great work on colors and textures...congratulations!
I can't believe you need only 7 hours to make this illustration!!! WOW!
Do you have videos or tutorials with your process?
I favorited your image! It's wonderful!<|endoftext|>BEIRUT (Reuters) - U.S.-backed Syrian militias advanced further into Islamic State’s Syrian stronghold of Raqqa from the east on Monday, reaching the walls of the Old City, a war monitor and a militia spokesman said on Monday.
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a group of Kurdish and Arab militias supported by a U.S.-led coalition, began to attack Raqqa last Tuesday with the aim of taking it from Islamic State militants, after a months-long campaign to cut it off.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitor said the SDF took the al-Sanaa industrial neighbourhood on Monday as part of their push into the eastern half of the city, and had reached the walls of the Old City neighbourhood.
SDF media officer Ahmad Mohammed said the SDF had reached the walls but there were still fierce clashes in al-Sanaa and the district had not yet been totally secured.
The Old City, east of central Raqqa, is a neighbourhood of modern housing bordered on two sides by fortified city walls built in the eighth century by the Abbasid Islamic Caliphate which at one point used Raqqa as its capital.
Residents said on Monday the Old City area was being shelled intensely.
The U.S.-led coalition estimates that Raqqa, which Islamic State seized from Syrian rebels in 2014 during their lightning advance in Syria and Iraq, is defended by 3,000 to 4,000 jihadists.
It has been a hub both for Islamic State’s military leaders and its bureaucrats, and has been used to plot attacks in countries around the world.
The SDF also advanced from north of the city on Monday, taking a sugar factory complex northeast of Raqqa. A video said to show SDF officers within the complex shows heavy damage to the factory.
Since the offensive began the SDF, supported by heavy coalition air strikes, have taken territory to the west, east and north of the city.
The fighting has caused large numbers of people to flee the city and surrounding areas.<|endoftext|>President Trump picked a fight with California’s flagship public university Thursday, threatening to pull funding from a school that has long symbolized the fight for free speech, on the day after violent protests shut down a controversial speaker.
University of California police canceled an event by Milo Yiannopoulos and put the Berkeley campus on lockdown Wednesday after about 150 people wearing masks swarmed into a group of about 1,500 students who had been peacefully protesting the speech, and began setting fires, smashing windows, and throwing rocks and firecrackers at police.
The fight was emblematic of the tensions over academic freedom and cultural issues that have been simmering on campuses across the country — and it exploded on a campus where students fought for free speech decades before.
Yiannopoulos, a provocative and polarizing figure, writes for the Breitbart website, which until recently was led by Stephen K. Bannon, Trump’s chief strategist.
Yiannopoulos has a large following as a self-proclaimed “free-speech fundamentalist” crusading against political correctness. His detractors call him a hatemonger. He was banned from Twitter last summer after sending tweets targeting actress Leslie Jones, who is black.
His campus speeches usually spark intense protests. In January, a man was shot and seriously wounded as fights broke out during one of those events at the University of Washington.
When the events are canceled, some call it censorship. Others counter that universities aren’t required to pay security and other expenses for speakers invited by student groups.
Student loans and grants make up the vast majority of federal funding to colleges and universities, along with research grants from agencies such as the National Institutes of Health. Whether or how Trump could target Berkeley for funding cuts is unclear.
Free speech is an exceptionally volatile issue now, with debate over code words, safe spaces, implicit bias and microaggressions on campuses across the country.
That debate has particular resonance at Berkeley, where the Free Speech Movement began with student protests in 1964.
Some members of that original movement wrote an op-ed about Yiannopoulos last month in the student newspaper, the Daily Californian. They described him as a bigot who baits students “in the hopes of sparking a speaking ban or physical altercation so he can pose as a free speech martyr. His campus events are one long publicity stunt designed to present himself as a kind of hip, far right, youth folk hero — sort of Hitler Youth with cool sunglasses.” They argued that banning him would just play into his hands.
On Wednesday night, the Daily Californian reported that protesters were chanting, “No Milo, no Trump, no fascist USA,” setting off fireworks, throwing rocks and bricks, and pounding on windows, and that university police tried to disperse the crowd by firing rubber bullets and tear gas. UC police canceled the speech that night.
Berkeley’s administration said it went to “extraordinary lengths” to plan for the event, working with the Berkeley College Republicans and adding dozens of additional police officers.
Security officials said that 150 people disrupted a peaceful demonstration, setting fires, throwing molotov
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urns out, he was one of only two people who dared to step in and break up the fight between the girls — only to learn that the one he’d help to rescue refused to press charges.
“Even she was afraid of them,” Daly said.
As Thorne and her friends see it, that’s still no reason for anyone to be afraid of them.<|endoftext|>Two ports with different outputs in a slim form factor.
Spigen is mostly known for its line of thin cases for phones, but the company has a suite of phone accessories. One such product is the Spigen Quick Charge 3.0 car charger ($10 on Amazon).
Note: This review is part of our roundup of USB car chargers. Go there for details on how we tested this device.
The front of the unit has two ports. One has a green highlight to it, the other is white. The green port is QC3.0 compatible, while the white port is a standard 5V/2A port.
As with competing products, the Spigen’s ports are lit up, ever so slightly, making it easier to tell the ports apart and locate them in a dark car.
In tests, the standard port charged an iPhone X and Galaxy S8 at 5V/1.4A, just below the advertised speed of 5V/2A. With the QC3.0 port, our test Galaxy S8 displayed Fast Charging once it was connected, with a rate of 9V/1.2A.
Design-wise, the Spigen Quick Charge 3.0 car charger doesn’t stick far out of the power adapter in a vehicle, but it’s not quite flush either.
Bottom line: At $10, the Spigen Quick Charge 3.0 car charger is a good deal for those who only have one QC3.0 device, and isn’t an eyesore.
This inexpensive charger offers QC3.0 in one of its ports and a low-profile design.<|endoftext|>FuelNOW used to be great (kombucha in the lobby, coworkers who were like family).
Leadership has been under pressure and it shows since a failed merger, they then take it out on their subordinates. Its unfortunate and many are jumping ship. Also pay attention to what you were given in your offer letter because they're trying to get out of paying their employees.
Be more considerate of your employees, it might not seem like "a lot of work" to you, but that doesn't mean you can just assign us whatever duties you can think of without even asking (sales stuff being given to support agents? demo duties being given to MST? thats not their job).
"Working at Fuelnow will leave you fuelin' good!"
Wouldn't necessarily say there are many cons; however, as with most any startup, there are challenges the team works to overcome.
This is a start-up and we all wear many hats. If you like learning new areas of the business and to keep busy this is the place to be. Energetic atmosphere with a great groups of colleagues!
You will work some long days/nights but also a flexible schedule to work when and where you want.
Continue to keep up the high energy and positive atmosphere!
Glassdoor has 5 FuelNOW Network reviews submitted anonymously by FuelNOW Network employees. Read employee reviews and ratings on Glassdoor to decide if FuelNOW Network is right for you.<|endoftext|>The West Bengal government has decided not to move Supreme Court to challenge the Calcutta High Court's order on immersion of Durga idols on 1 October, the day Muharram will be observed by the Muslim community in the state.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who had called an emergency meeting on Thursday night, with police officers being invited to state secretariat Nabanna, had hinted that she may move the apex court against the verdict. But a day later, it seems the chief minister has changed her mind.
A report on CNN-News18 said the state government views the high court order as being in its favour, and termed it a "victory". The report quoted Trinamool Congress MP and lawyer Kalyan Banerjee as saying the media reported "wrong information".
"In the court's order, it is categorically mentioned that the immersion is only allowed if 'found permissible'. Now, the state government has to decide whether immersion is permissible on Muharram or not. It is up to the state government and the police department to take the final call depending on the situation," he said.
"We are not going to move Supreme Court because the Calcutta High Court order is actually in our favour. Some people are trying to politicise the issue. Let them do it. The state government is empowered to take the call on whether it is conducive to allow immersion on 1 October or not," he added.<|endoftext|>Cooperation among multiple transcription factors is required for access to minimal T-cell receptor alpha-enhancer chromatin in vivo.
To understand the molecular basis for the dramatic functional synergy between transcription factors that bind to the minimal T-cell receptor alpha enhancer (Ealpha), we analyzed enhancer occupancy in thymocytes of transgenic mice in vivo by genomic footprinting. We found that the formation of a multiprotein complex on this enhancer in vivo results from the occupancy of previously identified sites for CREB/ATF, TCF/LEF, CBF/PEBP2, and Ets factors as well as from the occupancy of two new sites 5' of the CRE site, GC-I (which binds Sp1 in vitro) and GC-II. Significantly, although all sites are occupied on a wild-type Ealpha, all sites are unoccupied on versions of Ealpha with mutations in the TCF/LEF or Ets sites. Previous in vitro experiments demonstrated hierarchical enhancer occupancy with independent binding of LEF-1 and CREB. Our data indicate that the formation of a multiprotein complex on the enhancer in vivo is highly cooperative and that no single Ealpha binding factor can access chromatin in vivo to play a unique initiating role in its assembly. Rather, the simultaneous availability of multiple enhancer binding proteins is required for chromatin disruption and stable binding site occupancy as well as the activation of transcription and V(D)J recombination.<|endoftext|>Despite a nasty battle over the fiscal cliff, tax hikes and an ongoing debate over the debt ceiling, small business owners said 2012 wasn’t too bad a year for business. According to a new survey fromManta, an online community for small business, 63% of businesses label last year as successful.
What’s more, 78% are feeling optimistic about growth in 2013, while 22% said they are not sharing the cheery sentiment.
Manta surveyed 1,300 small business owners about the top issues that are impacting their businesses.
If the debt ceiling issue is not soon resolved, 37% said they would delay hiring, while 14% said they would not give salary increases or bonuses. Thirteen percent said they would eliminate discretionary spending, and 7% will reduce capital cost. Twenty-nine percent said they are not planning differently.
An overwhelming majority do not approve of the job Congress and President Obama did on the fiscal cliff (76%), while 10% said they do approve. Fourteen percent are indifferent. The economy and its impact on business is the biggest stressor for small-business owners (51%), followed by their personal financial outlook (15%) and new government policies and their impacts on business (11%). Other top concerns were the overall health of their business (8%), family (6%), competitive landscape (5%), hiring and firing (3%) and finally personal health (2%).
Hiring stayed somewhat stagnant in the past year, with 80% of businesses saying they were not hiring in the first-quarter of 2012, compared to 82% in the fourth-quarter of the year. This compares to 20% hiring in the first-quarter of the year, and 18% hiring the fourth-quarter of 2012.
The hiring outlook for the New Year is somewhat better, the survey found. When asked if they planned to hire new workers in the first quarter of 2012, 57% of businesses said yes, compared to 65% of respondents saying yes about hiring plans in the first-quarter of 2013.
Forty-three percent said they did not plan to hire in the first-quarter of 2012, compared to 35% in the first-quarter of 2013.
Entrepreneurs, on average, also worked between 41 and 70 hours weekly, the survey found (68%), with nine percent working over 70 hours and 24% working less than 40 hours weekly. Many are getting less than six hours of sleep a night (37 percent), and the same percentage are making healthy habits in the year to come.<|endoftext|>This listing is for an E-Pattern to print yourself at home on your home printer's USA letter and A4 sized paper. This is a large pattern and uses a lot of paper- please read details below.
This coat pattern from 1934 has princess seams, raglan sleeves, and a lovely large collar. It fastens with one button at the waist. This coat can be made in one fabric or made in two with a contrast fabric or fur collar. We suggest using faux fur.
This pattern’s original instructions are very minimal, which is true to the period. These instructions tell how to put the basic coat together. We have added basic tips and watchpoints for working with this pattern. If you wish to do more detailed tailoring, we suggest using a tailoring book in addition to these instructions.
NOT a multi-size pattern. We ran into issues with multi sizing, but instead of not offering the pattern at all, we decided to offer it in the original size so current sewing enthusiasts can enjoy it.
Finished length from back of
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, the "select" function should return as soon as 3. occurs. In Linux and OSX, this is exactly what happens. However it always times out in Windows.
Under Windows, the second select fails, but the second response is picked up immediately by the third select.
And... I just realized I selected "Caml-light" for the submission. This actually occurs in OCaml 3.10.0 for Windows.
In the meantime, I made a nasty hack that can get around this issue. I made a socketpair called (fake_in, fake_out) (not easy in Windows since the Unix.socketpair is not supported) which I use to "reset" the select.
This will return fake_out whenever something was written to the real socket, so I can re-run the select statement and not have the problem.
However, right around the time I added this statement in the program, it started crashing (it comes up with the Windows "do you want to debug?" dialog). I have no idea if it is related, but it looks fishy.
seems to be solved with ocaml >= 3.11.0.
Tested with the patch from #4844.
The problem indeed seems to be, that sock is used twice in my select calls.
There is a difference if the third list is empty.
I'm making another program which would run into this bug, but it looks like it's fixed if the new[*] select function (from revision 10467, I think) is used.
[*] Well... "new" in relation to this bug report. I guess that function's 3 years old already.
Any update on this problem report for the most recent OCaml release (4.02.3) or even the development version? In the absence of additional information, I move to close it.
I just did a 64-bit MSVC compile of commit e22eabe (4.03.0+dev11-2015-10-19), and the issue is still there.
It looks like bypassing the "classic" select function (as win32unix/select.c calls it) fixes the problem. However, I wouldn't be able to say if this is a safe change - most of that file is way above my head.
My fix in the past was to create an alternative to the Unix.select [edit: I mean Unix.socket] function which does not set SO_SYNCHRONOUS_NONALERT. That solution works fine for how I use sockets, but has problems with some functions (see the attempted fix for #5325 and the resulting issues in #5578).
Thank you for the quick retest, and for identifying SO_SYNCHRONOUS_NONALERT as the likely culprit. It's time for us to do something about that.<|endoftext|>In an apparent fallout of the phone-tapping incident involving the Samajwadi Party?s Amar Singh, the government has decided to bring in a law to regulate private detective agencies.
In an apparent fallout of the phone-tapping incident involving the Samajwadi Party’s Amar Singh, the government has decided to bring in a law to regulate private detective agencies. The Home Ministry will introduce a bill to this effect in Parliament’s budget session.
Among the components of the bill will be the various areas where the detective agencies will be allowed to operate.
Sources said these agencies would not be permitted to get involved in industrial espionage or gather information about rivals in the corporate sector. “Similarly, there’ll be clearly defined areas where the detective agencies can function,” said an official.
Private detectives will be allowed to carry out sting operations but these will have to be in “public interest”. Sources said stings operations which violated the privacy of an individual would not be allowed.
Senior officials said since the government could not formulate guidelines on how a detective agency should conduct a sting operation, there would be stringent norms protecting an individual's right to privacy. "The penal provision for violating the privacy guidelines by detective agencies will be very stringent and the police will be required to take immediate action in such cases," said an official.
The bill will also list the circumstances in which audio and video equipment can be used by the detective agencies.
To prevent the misuse of sting operations, these agencies will have to sign a confidentiality clause with every client and honour it. Any breach for monetary gains or other purposes will invite stringent punishment.
Sources said the Home Ministry had already begun preparing for the bill and was talking with the Law Ministry, the Bureau of Police Research and Development and other agencies. It is also studying similar laws in Britain and US.<|endoftext|>(REUTERS) - The European Space Agency’s Philae lander’s botched comet touchdown has produced a silver lining, as it has allowed the lander to take important measurements in two separate spots instead of one, the Los Angeles Times reported.
The Philae lander attempted to land on comet P67/Churyumov-Gerasimenko on Nov 12 in an area later named Agilkia, but its anchoring harpoons and retro-rockets failed, resulting in the lander bouncing off the comet and landing on another spot later named Abydos.
Thanks to the bouncing trajectory data, researchers were able to analyze not one but two sites, and found that Agilkia is made of a softer surface layer of dust and ice, while the crust at Abydos is much harder.
If Philae had landed in its intended spot at Agilkia, it would have been fried by the sun many months ago.
In its current location however, it was able to restart and discover that the comet has daily temperature swings, from about minus 296 degrees to minus 226 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 182 to minus 143 deg C), and that it is made up of 16 organic molecular species, four of which had never being found on comets.
It also discovered that the comet’s surface contains radiation-caused formaldehyde polymer, which is considered an important discovery as many scientists believe that the chemical building blocks for life on Earth might have been delivered by a comet.
The Rosetta mission team hasn’t heard from Philae for weeks since it sent messages upon waking up from hibernation. The team hopes more data will eventually be sent, but if not, they are content with the amount of information that was received so far.<|endoftext|>The holiday season, more than any other time of year, brings up so much discussion around food and community. This is a time when being fully aware of our food choices is essential, since this is the time of year when we might be apt to stray from making healthy food choices, struggle with money concerns, and face family dynamics head-on. Often, the sum of these happenings has the possibility to shake our foundation, bringing up feelings of instability and insecurity. Although there is something very personal about this time of year -- reflecting on the months passed and all the important moments that will shape the year to come -- this is an especially tender time for family, friends, and community. As we prepare to engage in regular social gatherings for the holidays, it is naturally appropriate to consider the extent to which our relationships can influence the choices we make and their cascading impact into our health.
The success of nutrition science in the future will depend largely on its ability to encompass nutrigenomics, and to embrace the complexity of the individual's dietary needs based on age, gender, location, experiences, genomics, epigenetics, environment, including one's social networks (1). In fact, the science of how influential social networks can be for our health is gaining momentum. Perhaps the movement in this direction started in 2007, when Barabási published the first scientific publication featuring the term "network medicine." In this paper, he stated: "The growing interest in interconnectedness has brought into focus an often ignored issue: networks pervade all aspects of human health" (2). He went on to comment that network-based thinking allows for more expansive approaches to disease, encompassing environment, society, and human interactions (3). The model of the human body as a series of linearly-constructed pathways has been replaced with a vision of an organic, interconnected web of influences.
Based on animal social behavior, especially in studies with ants and bees, the principles of sociogenomics, or how socializing systems can integrate into genomics and molecular biology, (4) are becoming more defined. For both animals and humans, organizing societies, and interactions therein, provide direction into the sustainability and success of a community (5). Researchers and renowned scientists, Nicholas Christakis, MD, PhD, MPH, and James Fowler, PhD, present compelling evidence in their book, Connected, (6) on the expansiveness of the ripple-effect connection to others and health benefits and consequences. It is within their study of the whole group structure that it may be more easily understood how social constructs shift the global organism.
Groups of interconnected people can naturally exhibit complicated, shared behaviors. Health decisions are typically based on the norms of social groups, regardless of the implications (7). For example, studies indicate that social networks can determine the quantity and quality of what an individual eats (8, 9) while living arrangements, frequency of social contact, and relationship status have all been shown to impact health behavior (10, 11).
The sociology of health and medicine is formed through interdependent webs of support, influence, and engagement (12). This linkage is evident in interactions with healthcare professionals, but is also crucial within intimate relationships. Early research in the 1970s by pioneers, Cassel, Cobb, and Berkman, showed that social networks impact mortality (13, 14, 15). Interdependence between spouses can contribute to negative health consequences. For example, the "hospital
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ers caused a traffic jam on the freeway exit leading to The Getty. It’s no wonder Grupo Gallegos is the 2006 winner of the Mediaweek Media Plan of the Year for Best Use of Multicultural Media.
Targeting LA’s young, hip Latinos for a great night of music may not seem like the toughest sell. But that wasn’t the only task The Getty assigned to Grupo. Among its other efforts were driving traffic among Hispanic families to The Getty’s weekend Garden Concerts for Kids series, and creating awareness among Mexican tourists for an exhibition featuring Rembrandt’s late religious paintings.
Media planning also got creative. When it comes to entertainment, Deutsch says the firm’s proprietary research indicated that Latinos are late planners. Armed with that information, Grupo placed ads for the events it marketed during the week leading up to each specific event. “We knew if we advertised four weeks in advance, it wouldn’t work,” Deutsch adds.
Indeed, finding the right approach for each segment of the Hispanic market is what Deutsch says sets Grupo apart. “The general market usually sees Hispanics more as a language, or just as people who are not white,” he says. “But there are many different segments within the Hispanic market. And you can’t just reach them as a whole. You have to connect with each of those segments, and motivate them.” A.J. Frutkin is a senior editor for Mediaweek.<|endoftext|>La Bodega - Kansas City is not available through our online partner for your requested time.
Took my GF here for her birthday dinner. great atmosphere, amazing food, great service. Perfect place for a date night, share multiple plates and enjoy.
Amazing food!! Don't miss this one!
If you are in Kansas City for only 1 day, don't miss this! The food was amazing! I had paella and sangria. I have had better sangria, but the paella was wonderful. The waitress was friendly, spot on, and had great recommendations for food. I would recommend getting there early as it filled up quickly! Apparently, we weren't the only ones who thought it was awesome!
Food is good but not a place for a nice quiet dinner. Also keep track of what you order.
Had a group of 14 people. Had reservations long in advance and they seated us quickly. It was REALLY loud at first until all the Happy Hour people left and then we were probably the loud ones. They do not do a good job with noise abatement. Anyway, we ordered LOTS of tapas, cocktails and pitchers of sangria. All wonderful. Our tapas came slowly, a few at a time. We had been finished with them for a while and I realized that 5 of them had never been served. At least 5 that I could think of. I asked the server. He checked the menu. He left. He came back, took food orders. Still no missing tapas. I asked him what about the missing tapas? He said 2 had to come from a different place (?) but 3 were coming. This was at least 30 mins later. OK The 3 did finally show up. Those that ordered entrees got them. Finally the other 2 tapas arrived. It was very weird how long it took and how they were listed on our order and they certainly didn't forget to charge us. Our bill was hefty but it was 14 people and the tapas were really delicious. Just very disappointing that I hadn't kept better track of what was ordered vs what was delivered and they didn't either. And plus the fact that I had to hound our server about them was disappointing. Anyway it was really good, I never got an entree,I was full of tapas and sangria and would definitely go back but I would keep very close eye on them. Especially in a large group. Very crowded and difficult to move around. Very loud. Not a nice romantic place at all. Tasty, very tasty however.
This place never misses. Great cocktail menu, sangrias and tapas. Recommend stuffed dates, Jamaican #20 on cocktail list and don't forget to finish with Spanish coffee!
Been to La Bodega - Kansas City? Share your experiences!<|endoftext|>ARSENAL star Jack Wilshere is the only player in tonight's team to play Cologne who can break into Arsene Wenger's starting XI in the Premier League.
That is the view of BT Sport pundit and former Arsenal defender Martin Keown.
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger made 11 changes from the 2-0 north London derby win over Tottenham on Saturday for the Europa League clash in Germany.
Olivier Giroud, Danny Welbeck and Calum Chambers returned to the side after recovering from their respective injuries.
Keown is pleased to see Chambers, who has made only one appearance this season, in the side, after he spent last term on-loan at relegated Middlesbrough.
But he believes Wilshere is the one star who can impress Wenger enough to get into his team for the Premier League.
“It’s good to see Chambers come back in, haven’t seen him in an Arsenal shirt have we, maybe Doncaster was the only game, in a couple of years," Keown said.
“If you think about it he was in the England squad before the likes of Stones and Dier and all of these great young central defenders. So a lot to prove for him.
“Wilshere is the one player I feel can maybe break into this Arsenal first-team. So again, another opportunity.
“You might have thought he would have played against Tottenham after losing against Manchester City.
Wilshere has only made two appearances in the league this season, both coming from the bench.<|endoftext|>Treating Welsh patients at a Cheshire hospital is "hard to countenance" when it costs "up to £4m each year", the chairman of its trust has said.
About 20% of the Countess of Chester Hospital's patients live in Wales.
Sir Duncan Nichol said that meant it was "not being paid for all" its work.
The Welsh government said its patients were funded in line with the pricing rules set by the NHS in England, while a health watchdog has called Sir Duncan's comments "disgraceful".
North Wales Community Health Council's Geoff Ryall-Harvey said the hospital was "built to serve people in North East Wales" and would be "better off working on co-operation with [Welsh NHS commissioners] rather than making this inflammatory statement".
The Chester hospital has forecasted its accounts will be in deficit by £12.7m by April 2019.
Speaking at a meeting of the trust's board of directors, Sir Duncan said the matter was "a conversation we need to have with Wales".
"We need to be paid for what we can do, unless somebody can point out that we can do it more efficiently."
Funding from the NHS in Wales makes up 11% of the income for the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Trust, while Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, which funds North Wales patients treated in Chester, is the second largest funding provider to the hospital.
Executive director Russell Favager said the health board paid the hospital for "healthcare activity in line with the English national 'payment by results' tariff as we do with all other contracted and non-contracted activity provided by English hospitals".<|endoftext|>Cambodia’s Golden Age of Soul, Jazz, and Rock and Roll from 1959 to 1975 was one of the world’s profound musical renaissances. Yet it almost disappeared before we could hear it.
Though most of the musicians of that exceptional generation were killed at the hands of a murderous dictatorship, their music lives on because of the strength of the Cambodian people in the face of genocide.
Garuda's Song is a musical composition that aims to share the remarkable story of Cambodia's rich and resilient musical culture with the world.
The composition ties together traditional melodies, classics from Cambodia's Golden Age, and classical instruments and sensibility.
Garuda’s Song highlights music before, during, and after the Khmer Rouge, a brutal regime, which between 1975 and 1979 killed nearly 3 million Cambodians, including most of the country’s musicians.
Garuda - a mythical bird in Cambodian lore - symbolizes rebirth in ancient and modern life. Like Garuda, music is an enduring emblem of virtue, hope, and revival for Cambodians.
Help support composers Alex Biniaz-Harris and Ambrose Soehn to preserve the memory and legacy of those who lost their lives in the pursuit of creative freedom during the genocide using the universal power of music.
We are working hard to make Garuda's Song a reality on the heels of the recent and tragic display of religious and ethnic intolerance in Pittsburgh. As a global community there is much work to be done, and we sincerely hope to tell the world a story that might inspire even a single person that it is with love, not hate, that we can all contribute towards a brighter future.
We have spent the last ten months researching Cambodian music, history, and culture to write Garuda’s Song - a set of four-hand piano pieces based on traditional and popular melodies featuring electric guitar, voice, and other Cambodian instruments.
In collaboration with Cambodian Vintage Music Archive director Oum Rotanak, we will perform the composition with renowned musicians and survivors Hong Samley and So Savoeun.
Our primary goal is to hold two performances of Garuda’s Song with them in Cambodia early next year: one in Phnom Penh, and one in Siem Reap.
In addition, we
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sides moved to dismantle the military buffer zone.
In June that year a rocket attack on Prime Minister Soro's plane killed four of his aides, shaking the peace process further. Protests over rising food costs spread through the country in April 2008, causing Gbagbo to put the elections back to November. A month later, northern rebels began the long disarmament process. Just days before the planned elections, the government postponed them yet again, amid disorganised voter registration and uncertainty about the validity of identity cards. The elections were finally held in 2010.<|endoftext|>The People hub on Windows Phone acts as a one stop shop for your contacts and social networks, like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. You have a scrollable list of all your contacts as well as a dedicated grid of letters for quick jump to any of your contacts. The What's new tab that aggregates status updates from all contacts and the Recent tab lists only recently viewed contacts.
When viewing a contact's profile, you get everything from call, text, send email, write on wall, mention on Twitter and so on. The contact photo, along with its latest status update is visible on top. You also get specific contact's Facebook albums if you've linked it.
The most interesting addition is the new History tab. The complete history of exchange with a contact is in one place listed by day. Everything but status updates is listed here - calls, texts (actually threads from the Messaging hub) and emails.
One of the new features of the hub is Groups, a handy way to organize your contacts, with "text everyone" and "email everyone" features. All the status updates from the grouped contacts are pulled in from their various social networks, and you get access to their online photo albums too. Adding contacts to any group, renaming a group and so forth is enabled too.
The Me card is your own profile. From here you can post status updates, set chat status, check into locations (there's more location goodness coming on later). You can also change your profile picture (only for Facebook and Live though, not Twitter).
The People hub is present in the Phone app too. It takes the form of a contacts tab but only instead of contacts, you have people with profiles – a term taken right out of social networking.
The first screen of the People hub shows you a list of all your contacts (phone contacts, social network friends, email pen friends – everything), with a search shortcut and an add contact button.
Contacts are ordered alphabetically, indexed with colored squares with a letter. You can tap any one of those letters boxes and the screen shows you the whole alphabet highlighting the letters actually in use. You can tap a letter to scroll to that part of the list.
Contacts can be sorted by either first name or last and they can be displayed as “First Last” or “Last, First” (the two settings are separate), you can also include or exclude Facebook friends, import only Facebook contacts that have a phone number and add several accounts to sync with.
Swiping to the side shows only new events from all contacts from social networks. Another swipe shows the recently called contacts. Instead of favorites, you can pin a contact to the homescreen.
Viewing a contact’s profile shows the contact photo. Below that there are actions – “call mobile”, “text mobile”, “write on wall”, “view website” and so on. Below each actions, in smaller type and grey or blue letters, are the target for the action (e.g. phone number, email, site URL) and where that info came from (Google, Facebook, etc.).
Much like with most midrange to high end Samsung phones the in-call quality and signal reception on the Omnia W were great.
The dialer itself is as simple as it gets – a phone keypad with a Call and a Save button. The lack of smart dialing is an annoyance, but the People hub is good at finding contactacts.
You could use voice dialing instead - the Focus S did well in recognizing our commands, though it did have issues separating the two Dexter's in our contact list - "Dexter" and "Dexter Morgan". Still, it did recognize the unusual name "Mandark".
An interesting option is the International assist – it comes in handy for dialing while abroad or calling someone outside the country. What’s missing is the ability to set any song from your collection as a ringtone – a feature some of you might miss. You can download new ringtones from the Marketplace though (possibly at some cost though).
During a call you can always exit to the homescreen to open an app, your contacts or anything else you might need. To get back to the call just selected the call notification at the top.
When there’s an incoming call, the contact’s photo will appear full screen and you can slide up to reveal the answer and reject call buttons. This will prevent any accidentally answered or rejected calls.
A quick note – status indicators are hidden by default (except the clock) but you can bring them up with a quick tap on the very top of the screen.
We performed our traditional loudspeaker test on the Samsung Omnia W and it got an Average mark. We suggest using louder ringtones that emphasize vocals the most with the Omnia W. More info on our loudspeaker test as well as other results can be found here.
Messaging is a strong side in Windows Phone. Threads are the building blocks of all non-email messaging. Although a sort of conversation view, threads mash together SMS, Facebook and Windows Live messages.
Threads is where this hub's impressive features kick in. A new thread is created for each person you start a chat with. Messages are displayed as speech balloons and a label on the left shows the type of message - text, Facebook or Live Messenger. Labels are placed only when the conversation moves to a different platform so it's not cluttered.
You can choose which platform to use to send a reply and the text box will remind you what you're currently using with a message like "chat on Facebook". Individual messages can be copied (the whole message is copied to be pasted later, you can't copy only a part of the message), they can be deleted or forwarded. Whole threads can be deleted too.
You can't attach anything to Facebook messages, you'll need to use MMS for that.
The visual voicemail functionality is also part of the new OS (that is dependent on the carrier and your plan). It works as you would expect, by letting you read your voicemail messages instead of listening to them.
Email integration is a corner stone of any smartphone OS out there. Windows Phone doesn't lag behind here either. You can link multiple inboxes (and unlink them individually later), so that you have a single place to check for new messages - those include the most commonly used such as Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail and others.
Conversation lists emails between you and a contact chronologically, grouping them by subject. It’s the display style that Gmail popularized and is the best way to keep track of a conversation over email.
Each email conversation is listed with a subject and number of messages, plus how many of those are new. A tap on a conversation expands it to show the messages plus a line from each message.
Viewing an email is pretty straight-forward - it displays the content of the email and atop it the subject and sender of the mail.
Creating a message is very simple too - just starting typing a contact's name and you'll get an automated suggestion box with names and emails. Type away and send your message, that's it.
You can tap on an individual message to read it, as well as skip messages back and forward to navigate the conversation.You can also mark individual emails, make them read/unread, set flag, clear flag and more. Finally, you can search your entire mail for individual emails - it's a very useful feature, especially for those with large inboxes.
Selecting text is very simple, but does require some getting used to - there's no double tapping here. Hold your finger over some text for a second or two and then release. The text area gets highlighted and then you can move the beginning and end cursors to adjust how much text you want to select. A little icon pops up for copy and the selected text is available to paste anywhere in the OS.
Text input on Windows Phone constitutes of the default QWERTY keyboard and offers portrait and landscape modes - that's it. The layout remains the same on all WP devices and the only options you have are changing the language of the keyboard and resetting the dictionary that displays word suggestions.
You can also choose from a variety of foreign (other than English that is) languages and choose to reset suggestions in case you've overwrited a word you shouldn't have.<|endoftext|>NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The bullet-riddled corpse of a retired football star — seven shots to the back, one to the side — makes a powerful starting point for prosecutors as they build the case against a gunman jailed in the death of former New Orleans Saint Will Smith, say legal experts who are watching the story unfold.
But attorneys also say there may be a credible self-defense argument for Cardell Hayes.
Hayes is the 28-year-old ex-semi-pro football player jailed for allegedly killing Smith late Saturday after a car crash and subsequent confrontation — the details of which are the subject of hot dispute.
“Under Louisiana law the prosecution has the burden of disproving self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt. So, the defense can argue that he believed — reasonably believed — that he was in danger of losing his life, and that killing Will Smith was necessary
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status symbols or for conspicuous consumption (Veblen goods), although there may be some overlap as consumers are more likely to engage in conspicuous consumption as a way to engage in "aspirational spending" as a way to increase their social status.
The classic example given by Marshall is of inferior quality staple foods, whose demand is driven by poverty that makes their purchasers unable to afford superior foodstuffs. As the price of the cheap staple rises, they can no longer afford to supplement their diet with better foods, and must consume more of the staple food.
As Mr. Giffen has pointed out, a rise in the price of bread makes so large a drain on the resources of the poorer labouring families and raises the marginal utility of money to them so much that they are forced to curtail their consumption of meat and the more expensive farinaceous foods: and, bread being still the cheapest food which they can get and will take, they consume more, and not less of it.
the goods must constitute a substantial percentage of the buyer's income, but not such a substantial percentage of the buyer's income that none of the associated normal goods are consumed.
If precondition #1 is changed to "The goods in question must be so inferior that the income effect is greater than the substitution effect" then this list defines necessary and sufficient conditions. The last condition is a condition on the buyer rather than the goods itself, and thus the phenomenon is also called a "Giffen behavior".
This can be illustrated with a diagram. Initially the consumer has the choice between spending their income on either commodity Y or commodity X as defined by line segment MN (where M = total available income divided by the price of commodity Y, and N = total available income divided by the price of commodity X). The line MN is known as the consumer's budget constraint. Given the consumer's preferences, as expressed in the indifference curve I0, the optimum mix of purchases for this individual is point A.
A price drop for commodity X causes two effects. The reduced price alters relative prices in favour of commodity X, known as the substitution effect. This is illustrated by a movement down the indifference curve from point A to point B (a pivot of the budget constraint about the original indifference curve). At the same time, the price reduction increases consumer purchasing power, known as the income effect (an outward shift of the budget constraint). This is illustrated by the shifting out of the dotted line to MP (where P = income divided by the new price of commodity X). The substitution effect (point A to point B) raises the quantity demanded of commodity X from Xa to Xb while the income effect lowers the quantity demanded from Xb to Xc. The net effect is a reduction in quantity demanded from Xa to Xc making commodity X a Giffen good by definition. Any good where the income effect more than compensates for the substitution effect is a Giffen good.
Evidence for the existence of Giffen goods has generally been limited. A 2008 paper by Robert Jensen and Nolan Miller made the claim that rice and wheat/noodles are Giffen goods in parts of China by tracking prices of goods.
Another 2008 paper by the same authors experimentally demonstrated the existence of Giffen goods among people at the household level by directly subsidizing purchases of rice and wheat flour for extremely poor families. It is easier to find Giffen effects where the number of goods available is limited, as in an experimental economy: DeGrandpre et al. (1993) provide such an experimental demonstration. In 1991, Battalio, Kagel, and Kogut proved that quinine water is a Giffen good for some lab rats. However, they were only able to show the existence of a Giffen good at an individual level and not the market level.
Giffen goods are difficult to study because the definition requires a number of observable conditions. One reason for the difficulty in studying market demand for Giffen goods is that Giffen originally envisioned a specific situation faced by individuals in poverty. Modern consumer behaviour research methods often deal in aggregates that average out income levels, and are too blunt an instrument to capture these specific situations. Complicating the matter are the requirements for limited availability of substitutes, as well as that the consumers are not so poor that they can only afford the inferior good. For this reason, many text books use the term Giffen paradox rather than Giffen good.
Some types of premium goods (such as expensive French wines, or celebrity-endorsed perfumes) are sometimes called Giffen goods—via the claim that lowering the price of these high status goods decreases demand because they are no longer perceived as exclusive or high status products. However, to the extent that the perceived nature of such high status goods actually changes significantly with a substantial price drop, this behavior disqualifies them from being considered Giffen goods, because the Giffen goods analysis assumes that only the consumer's income or the relative price level changes, not the nature of the good itself. If a price change modifies consumers' perception of the good, they should be analysed as Veblen goods. Some economists[who?] question the empirical validity of the distinction between Giffen and Veblen goods, arguing that whenever there is a substantial change in the price of a good its perceived nature also changes, since price is a large part of what constitutes a product. However the theoretical distinction between the two types of analysis remains clear, which one should apply to any actual case is an empirical matter.
Potatoes during the Irish Great Famine were once considered to be an example of a Giffen good. However, Gerald P. Dwyer and Cotton M. Lindsey challenged this idea in their 1984 article Robert Giffen and the Irish Potato, where they showed the contradicting nature of the Giffen "legend" with respect to historical evidence.
The Giffen nature of the Irish potato was also later discredited by Sherwin Rosen of the University of Chicago in his 1999 paper Potato Paradoxes. Rosen showed that the phenomenon could be explained by a normal demand model.
Charles Read has shown with quantitative evidence that bacon pigs showed Giffen-style behaviour during the Irish Famine, but that potatoes did not.
Some suggest that a number of other goods might be Giffen such as cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. While the arguments are theoretically sound (i.e., they accord with Marshall's basic intuition), in each case the supporting empirical evidence has been found unconvincing.
Anthony Bopp (1983) proposed that kerosene, a low-quality fuel used in home heating, was a Giffen good. Schmuel Baruch and Yakar Kanai (2001) suggested that shochu, a Japanese distilled beverage, might be a Giffen good. In both cases, the authors offered supporting econometric evidence. However, the empirical evidence has been generally considered incomplete. In a 2005 article, Sasha Abramsky of The Nation conjectured that gasoline, in certain circumstances, may act as a Giffen good. However, no supporting evidence was offered, and evidence from the large increases in oil prices in 2008 would suggest that quantity demanded for gasoline did actually fall as a result of increased prices. Of course, the lack of evidence at the aggregate level does not rule out that the proposed goods may have been Giffen for certain groups of consumers—in particular for poor consumers.
^ Masuda, E.; Newman, P. (1981). "Gray and Giffen Goods". The Economic Journal. 91 (364): 1011. doi:10.2307/2232507. JSTOR 2232507.
^ Jensen, R. T.; Miller, N. H. (2008). "The impact of food price increases on caloric intake in China". Agricultural Economics. 39 (1): 465–476. doi:10.1111/j.1574-0862.2008.00352.x. PMC 3101574. PMID 21625411.
^ Jensen, Robert; Miller, Nolan (2008). "Giffen Behavior and Subsistence Consumption". American Economic Review. 97 (4): 1553–1577. doi:10.1257/aer.98.4.1553. JSTOR 29730133. PMC 2964162. PMID 21031158.
^ DeGrandpre, R. J.; Bickel, W. K.; Rizvi, S. A.; Hughes, J. R. (1993). "Effects of income on drug choice in humans". Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior. 59 (3): 483–500. doi:10.1901/jeab.1993.59-483. PMC 1322132. PMID 8315366.
^ Kagel, John Henry; Battalo, Raymond Charles; Green, Leonard (1995). Economic choice theory: an experimental analysis of animal behavior. New York: Cambridge University Press, pp. 25-28.
^ Dwyer, Gerald P., Jr.; Lindsay, Cotton M. (1984). "Robert Giffen and the Irish Potato". American Economic Review. 74 (1): 188–192. JSTOR 1803318.
^ Kohli, Ulrich (1986). "Robert Giffen and the Irish Potato: Note". American Economic Review. 76 (3): 539–542. JSTOR 1813371.
^ Rosen, Sherwin (1999). "Potato Paradoxes". Journal of Political Economy. 107 (6): 294–313. doi:10.1086/250112. JSTOR 2990755.
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you think need to be made. :-) As I asked before offline, it'd be great to have clarity on exactly what refactoring you think is necessary so that we can work together on this in the open. We should have a bug opened for this that details the changes that you think are necessary.
> Once I do apply it, I will naturally (as with any patch) try to make sure it matches existing implementations. Unfortunately I can't test IE10 since I don't have a way to run it.
Again, I can help you with any details about the implementations that you think are missing from our proposal. If you'd like to test IE10 yourself, just about any x86/x64 computer made in the last 5 years can run the preview release as a dual boot.
> Since implementations have already gone ahead and implemented this feature without the spec being updated for it, despite the feature really not being that important (why are we even encouraging bad UI like popups at all, let alone in a sandboxed environment?), it really doesn't seem urgent for the feature to be specced, which is why I have prioritised other matters above this one.
Customers have asked us (and other browser vendors) for this feature. It's important to them that the feature be interoperable, and writing down the spec is our tool as a working group to do that. Without this, real customers are blocked from using sandbox in their products and are thus left less secure. A security feature should not prevent a UI on the basis that it is "bad UI," unless that UI somehow invalidates the security of the feature altogether. We first proposed this change a year ago back in March 2011, about 5 or so months before we shipped the first preview with this feature [3,4].
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when and where Time stream calender is used and how?
Factory calendar doesn't do much of anything in APO unless you want it to.
Factory calendars can be assigned to resources. Resources in general can be used in both PP/DS and also in SNP.
Factory calendars can be assigned to Time stream calendar (but this is not mandatory). Time streams can be used in both PP/DS and also SNP. Two common usages of timestreams are to assign Timestreams to locations, or to Transportation lane Means of Transport. Such objects can thereafter be used in any APO application, such as PP/DS or SNP.
In DP and SNP, it is possible (but not mandatory) to assign a Timestream to a storage bucket profile. In this way all the data stored in the planning area may be based upon the data contained in the timestream.
In general (with a few exceptions) transaction performed in ECC use the ECC configuration and ECC master data (including the ECC Factory calendars). If you want more info about a specific conversion scenario, it is a simple matter to set up a test scenario in your sandbox or dev system.
A time stream is a table with generated time slots, which depends on the factory calendar, working times and other possible factors.
In ECC you have the factory calendars to control your business process. They can be CIF'ed to APO.
APO is based on time series, so you need to create the Time Series (which are created considering the the Factory Calendars).<|endoftext|>This article is about a concept used universally in computing. For virtual memory addressing, see Virtual address space.
For software programs to save and retrieve stored data, each unit of data must have an address where it can be individually located or else the program will be unable to find and manipulate the data. The number of address spaces available will depend on the underlying address structure and these will usually be limited by the computer architecture being used.
Address spaces are created by combining enough uniquely identified qualifiers to make an address unambiguous within the address space. For a person's physical address, the address space would be a combination of locations, such as a neighborhood, town, city, or country. Some elements of an address space may be the same, but if any element in the address is different then addresses in said space will reference different entities. An example could be that there are multiple buildings at the same address of "32 Main Street" but in different towns, demonstrating that different towns have different, although similarly arranged, street address spaces.
An address space usually provides (or allows) a partitioning to several regions according to the mathematical structure it has. In the case of total order, as for memory addresses, these are simply chunks. Some nested domain hierarchies appear in the case of directed ordered tree as for the Domain Name System or a directory structure; this is similar to the hierarchical design of postal addresses. In the Internet, for example, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) allocates ranges of IP addresses to various registries in order to enable them to each manage their parts of the global Internet address space.
Uniform resource locators in the Internet.
Another common feature of address spaces are mappings and translations, often forming numerous layers. This usually means that some higher-level address must be translated to lower-level ones in some way. For example, file system on a logical disk operates linear sector numbers, which have to be translated to absolute LBA sector addresses, in simple cases, via addition of the partition's first sector address. Then, for a disk drive connected via Parallel ATA, each of them must be converted to logical cylinder-head-sector address due to the interface historical shortcomings. It is converted back to LBA by the disk controller and then, finally, to physical cylinder, head and sector numbers.
The Domain Name System maps its names to (and from) network-specific addresses (usually IP addresses), which in turn may be mapped to link layer network addresses via Address Resolution Protocol. Also, network address translation may occur on the edge of different IP spaces, such as a local area network and the Internet.
An iconic example of virtual-to-physical address translation is virtual memory, where different pages of virtual address space map either to page file or to main memory physical address space. It is possible that several numerically different virtual addresses all refer to one physical address and hence to the same physical byte of RAM. It is also possible that a single virtual address maps to zero, one, or more than one physical address.
^ "IPv4 Address Space Registry". Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA). March 11, 2009. Retrieved September 1, 2011.<|endoftext|>© 2015, Springer Science+Business Media New York. Government failure is a much bigger problem than its contemporary treatment implies. Setting aside natural disasters, most of the great catastrophes of human history have been government failures of one sort or another. We argue that many so-called market failures are government failures because government defines the institutions in which markets succeed or fail. The concept of government failure has been trapped in the cocoon of the theory of perfect markets. Narrowly defined deviations from market perfection have been designated market failures, for which government corrections may or may not really be a solution. Government failure in the contemporary context means failing to resolve a classic market failure. We propose an alternative approach for evaluating whether government fails: the Pareto standard. If an available Pareto improvement is not chosen, or is not implemented, that is a government failure. We organize government failure into two types: substantive and procedural. Substantive failures include the inability or unwillingness to maintain order, to maintain sound fiscal and monetary policies, and to reduce risks of transaction costs, which we classify as corruption, agency and rent-seeking. Procedural failures are inadequacies of available social choice mechanisms, causing collective decisions to be arbitrary, capricious, or manipuated. We conclude with some reflections on human rationality and the implications of behavioral economics.<|endoftext|>Less than four months after signing a new overall deal with Lionsgate, Courtney Kemp now has a down and dirty project in the works with HBO.
In an emotional Instagram post, EP Kemp described her feelings, deep respect for Jimenez and the loss for the show.
An early-morning accident on the sixth season of Power has left a longtime production assistant dead. Pedro Jimenez was fatally struck by a SUV at around 4:30 AM ET Monday while setting up parking cones for a Brooklyn location shoot for the Starz series.
Lionsgate is to launch over 500 hours of premium original series in India via Sony's OTT service SonyLIV.
EXCLUSIVE: The power of Power will continue to surge at Starz as series creator Courtney Kemp has signed a new overall wide-ranging deal with the premium cabler’s parent company Lionsgate.
Michael J. Ferguson, who has recurred since Season 2 in Power, has been promoted to series regular for Season 6 of the hit Starz drama series. In addition, Cynthia Addai-Robinson (Shooter) has joined the cast as a new series regular for the sixth season.
Shifting gears on both sides of the camera for its ninth season with a new showrunner and the upcoming exit of leads Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohan, The Walking Dead took a ratings hit and rise Sunday.
Californication alum Evan Handler is set as a new series regular on season 6 of Power, and Mike Dopud and Monique Gabriela C
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Because Stormalong Bay is the best pool facility on property very few children will use the quiet pool making it almost like an adult pool. Be sure and locate it once you arrive.
The bus stop is very close to the lobby area and if you are hungry the Captain's Grille is a forgotten spot to eat. Many Disney cast members come here for lunch to hold meetings as it is generally a nice quiet location.
You will love the location for the resort...short walk to EPCOT and a mile walk to Hollywood Studios or a 15 minute boat ride. The average weather ranges from 51-74 degrees and the crowds will generally be average or moderate. Attractions will have lines but they can be easily handled using single lines and Fast Passes. Enjoy your anniversary stay!<|endoftext|>Departing Parks & Recreation original cast member Rashida Jones has lined up her next series vehicle, signing on to play the lead in TBS‘ single-camera comedy Tribeca, co-created and directed by Steve Carell. Co-written by Carell and his wife, actress Nancy Carell, Tribeca is a satirical look at a police procedural anchored by Angie Tribeca (Jones), an outspoken 10-year veteran of the LAPD’s elite RHCU (Really Heinous Crimes Unit). The project explores an eccentric but brilliant group of people who investigate crime, reveal way too much personal information, and refuse to rest until justice has been served…sort of. A lone wolf, Angie is not thrilled when told she has to work with a partner. The Carells are executive producing the pilot through their Carousel TV, with production tentatively scheduled for February/March. Jones had been in high demand since word leaked in that summer that she would be leaving Parks & Recreation. The actress, repped by UTA and attorney James Adams, had been very busy as a producer via her shingle with Will McCormack Le Train Train. In its first year under a deal at Warner Bros TV, the company has sold six project and recently landed its first pilot order for comedy A to Z at NBC. Picking a starring vehicle outside of her deal was somewhat surprising but I hear Carell actively pursued her, and she sparked to the premise of the show.<|endoftext|>Have You Found Your Niche Yet?
The internet dating industry is worth £2.5 billion worldwide, and, according to the site match.com, meeting online is now the third most popular way to find a partner.
But if you really know what you want – a redhead? Golfer? Geek? – the big general websites probably aren’t for you.
Specialist sites can connect you with vegans, pagans, bald men, short women, wannabe Wags or triathletes – and only them.
But does this focused approach efficiently strip away the dross, ensuring you find only those that meet your strict criteria? Or does it reduce dating to a shopping experience, where personal attributes are ordered like pizza toppings?
Lucy: I was very sceptical, but I thought, 'I’m not getting any younger.’ I’m obsessed with chocolate-box villages and love going for long walks. Muddy Matches is great because it’s hard to find someone in the countryside.
I moved to the Peak District from London in 2005 and got involved with the Conservative Party and other local organisations but people were in cliques and it was hard to fit in.
At my age you know what you’re looking for. It was important I met someone who hadn’t been married before. And I’m a big believer in private education.
Nick emailed me. I saw that he loved rugby and shoots. He suggested we meet up in York, one of my favourite cities. We had a fantastic date.
He’s not the tall, dark and handsome type that I usually go for, but after the third date I knew he was wonderful: good fun, very considerate, caring and interested in all the things I love.
What I saw was exactly what I got. He proposed on 2 July on the exact spot at the exact time that we met. It was so beautiful!
Nick: My family was pestering me to give Muddy Matches a go as my sister met her husband through it. I’m a countryside gent. I shoot, fish, kayak, climb and mountain walk. I like the odd hunt.
Lucy and I met for our first date on the steps of York Minster on a Sunday afternoon. We had a pub lunch and quickly found out we were very similar – silly things like she’d drawn a map of where to go and so had I.
We went on another few dates and it became obvious that we wanted the same things out of our lives. Following our third date Lucy invited me over for a weekend.
I was very attracted to her but it was when we went on a long walk that we really connected. And she cooked the most fantastic meal I have ever eaten: roast beef, perfectly cooked and cut.
I proposed on the steps of York Minster. In my day-sack I had a bottle of chilled champagne and two flutes, engraved with 'Nick and Lucy’s engagement, 2 July 2011'.
Linda: I was very specific. I wanted to weed out the rubbish – no one unemployed, couldn’t live at home with his parents, couldn’t be a smoker, no children, no alcohol, no drugs, had to be clean, had to love animals and had to really like cats.
He couldn’t be someone who liked going to the pub, because I hate it, which is quite a big thing in Britain. I made sure I found someone who doesn’t want to do that. Now we don’t have anything to argue about.
Our first meeting was at a service station, where I knew if it got weird I could get out and he wouldn’t know which car I’d come in. But it was very romantic, like a movie. We both had that excited, fluttery feeling.
The next date we went to the zoo – lots of fluffy animals and ice cream. Again, I’d wanted to do something during the day. He had to drive a bit further than me, but that’s the price you’ve got to pay!
Nick didn’t really look like his photo. He is a gentleman, though, which is very attractive. One day he’ll pop up with flowers, and another day he comes home with chocolates or little gifts.
I don’t do very well in the morning, so I always get a lie-in. He is very caring. It’s the only relationship I’ve had that’s lasted this long. It’s brilliant.
Nick: I was quite happy on my own and wasn’t in a great rush to find somebody. Looks were important to me; I’m shallow in that way, I guess!
I was looking for somebody who kept themselves healthy, was independent and free-thinking, and a non-smoker. Linda is very fit.
I’m quite modest, but if I had to trumpet something, I consider myself polite, considerate and well brought up, opening doors and being a gentleman.
You put your salary and your net worth down on the website if you’re a man. There were people who were just money-grabbing, of course, but if you’re going to meet an axe-murderer on there, at least it’s going to be a rich axe-murderer.
Linda was a dancer and I do musical theatre, so that caught my eye. Our first meeting was meant to be half an hour, but turned into three or four hours. We’d been looking for each other.
Linda drummed into me at an early stage when her birthday is, and it’s coming up in three weeks so I’m on the hunt for something special.
Ellen: I had read about sites where you could talk to people in the Forces and I decided to sign up.
It was a British pride thing, speaking to people who were away serving our country, and supporting them. Bradley sent me a message and he made me laugh.
When we met a month later he’d rushed straight from work and was still in uniform – Army combats and black beret – which I hadn’t expected, and which was quite nice!
A lot of the time we can’t do what we want, when we want because everything is based around Brad’s leave.
He was in Afghanistan for six months. I wrote every day about the mundane stuff that we’d normally talk about. I never wanted to say, 'Oh, God, I really miss you.’ The last thing I wanted was for him to get a letter and feel down.
Brad has admitted that part of the reason he joined this site is it’s free for the Forces, whereas civilians have to pay. It’s a running joke that we only met there because Brad is cheap.
Bradley: Forces Penpals is quite well known in my squadron. I saw Ellen’s profile, sent a message and a few weeks later took her to see Brüno at the cinema and for a meal afterwards.
I was looking for a civilian. I couldn’t date someone else in the Army. I’d always be taking the mickey. And you’d see even less of each other.
When I’m on tour it’s difficult, but usually I just crack on. Hopefully your relationship is strong enough, and mine and Ellen’s is. It does have some positives as well; we’re not in each other’s faces. The time we do spend together is special.
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address Tuesday, Haley encouraged Americans to resist "the siren call of the angriest voices" in a bid to soften the rough and tumble image her party has gained thanks to its leading presidential candidates.
Haley, whose parents are Indian immigrants, offered an optimistic alternative to the heated rhetoric of the campaign.
"During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices," she said in a not-so-veiled attack on Republican front-runner Donald Trump. "We must resist that temptation."
Haley did not mention any presidential candidates by name. But Republican front-runner Donald Trump has called for deporting millions of immigrants in the U.S. illegally and barring Muslims from entering the country.
Haley said Obama "spoke eloquently about grand things."
"Unfortunately, the President's record has often fallen far short of his soaring words," she added.
Trump disagreed, taking one of his typical shots at the President.
"The #SOTU speech is really boring, slow, lethargic — very hard to watch!" the billionaire tweeted.
Trump's fellow GOP candidates also went on the offensive against Obama.
".@POTUS speech tonight was more of the same. It was less state of the union than it was a state of denial," the surging Texas Sen. Ted Cruz wrote.
"President Obama once again proved that he is a politician, not a leader," Carly Fiorina tweeted.
House Speaker Paul Ryan, who commended Haley's rebuttal, had his own harsh words for the president.
"As usual, the president tried to manage people's perceptions instead of confronting reality: His policies aren't working."
But the future looks bright for America, according to Haley. As long as a Republican makes it to the White House in November.
"If we held the White House, taxes would be lower for working families, and we'd put the brakes on runaway spending and debt," the 43-year-old potental vice presidential candidate promised.
"We would encourage American innovation and success instead of demonizing them, so our economy would truly soar and good jobs would be available across our country." Haley wasn't the only one left feeling optimistic Tuesday night. New York Senator Chuck Schumer applauded the president and the vision presented in his final State of the Union.
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The company’s PAC gave $5,000 to House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio), $15,000 to the Democratic Party’s House race fund, $5,000 to House Majority Whip Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and $1,000 to Rep. John Conyers Jr. (Mich.), the ranking Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, among other contributions last month.
In total, the company gave $32,500 to Democrats and $20,000 to Republicans in June. The totals are more than twice as high as any month since September, when the company gave $75,000 in donations. The company’s PAC has typically favored Democrats by small majorities in the past few election cycles, campaign records show.
News Corp. has come under greater scrutiny in Congress amid the allegations of phone hacking at one of the company’s British tabloids, the News of the World. The company is also the subject of an FBI investigation of whether it bribed foreign police officers for information and hacked the phones of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
The PAC report comes as some advocacy groups are calling for Congress to begin its own investigation of the company’s practices.
The donations in the latest report came before July 4, when it was revealed that the News of the World listened to voicemail messages left on the phone of a schoolgirl who had been killed.
The company came under scrutiny last year for two giant donations it made to conservative political organizations: $1.25 million to the Republican Governors Association and $1 million to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, one of the largest interest groups in last year’s midterm election and one that backed mainly Republican House and Senate candidates. Those donations came from the company’s general fund and not its political action committee.<|endoftext|>Mealime is a simple way for busy singles, couples, and families to plan their meals and eat healthier. Our meal plans & recipes are highly customizable so you can easily personalize a plan that works with your unique tastes and lifestyle.
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, Wisconsin. Their mother Karen is the school psychologist and later vice-principal starting in the second season. In the first three seasons, most events take place at either Ridgewood High, the high school that Liv, Maddie, Joey, and later Parker, due to being a child prodigy, all attend, or the Rooney residence. At the end of the third season, the Rooney house collapses due to a series of tunnels created by Parker and Maddie gets enrolled in a college in Los Angeles, California. This prompts the rest of the Rooneys (except Pete who remains in Wisconsin to continue his coaching job) to move to Malibu, California as well, to take up residence with Karen's younger sister Dena, and her daughter Ruby, where the show's fourth season takes place. A big part of the series are documentary-style cutaways where major characters and the supporting characters talk to the viewers to explain various things and their opinions on the situations in which they are featured in each episode.
In the summer of 2012, Oops Doughnuts Productions had shopped the script of a project called Bits and Pieces. It was about a blended family similar to shows like The Brady Bunch and Step by Step. The series followed Jodie Sullenger (Kali Rocha), mother of Alanna (Dove Cameron) and Sticky (Joey Bragg). She married Pete Fickman (Benjamin King), father of Crystal (Cozi Zuehlsdorff) and Brody (Tenzing Norgay Trainor), with all six adjusting to life under the same roof. Eventually, Disney chose to change the concept of Bits and Pieces into one about a pair of twins. Now titled Liv and Maddie, the series began production in April 2013.
The series was produced under a joint venture between Beck & Hart Productions, Oops Doughnuts Productions, and It's a Laugh Productions. The show's co-creators John D. Beck and Ron Hart are a production-writing team whose credits include According to Jim, Hey Arnold!, and Shake It Up!. They also served as executive producers alongside Andy Fickman, who was the only director who participated in all four seasons of the series. He directed 20 of the 21 episodes of the first season, as well as four of the second season, two of the third season, and four of the fourth season.
On January 13, 2014, Disney Channel renewed Liv and Maddie for a 13-episode second season slated to premiere in fall 2014. The second season was later expanded to 24 episodes. The first season ended on July 27, 2014. The second season premiered on September 21, 2014. On April 3, 2015, the series was renewed for a third season by Disney Channel. The second season ended on August 23, 2015. The third season premiered on September 13, 2015. On December 21, 2015, actress Dove Cameron stated that Disney Channel was picking up Liv and Maddie for a fourth season. On June 19, 2016, series creator Ron Hart announced on Twitter that the fourth season would premiere in fall 2016. On July 1, 2016, Dove Cameron stated that they had filmed the show's final episode. On August 19, 2016, it was announced by the show's creators, John D. Beck and Ron Hart, that the last season would be called Liv and Maddie: Cali Style. They also stated that the fourth and last season would premiere on September 23, 2016.
Casting took place during the spring of 2012; however, only a pilot episode was produced. Instead of hiring a new cast, production chose to keep those whom they had already hired and film a completely new pilot. The story now focused on Dove Cameron playing dual roles with the same parents and brothers. Lead billing for Cozi Zuehlsdorff was later dropped to guest star. The family name of "Rooney" was picked because of Sullenger's enjoyment of the Pittsburgh Steelers, a team owned by the Rooney family.
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The ship of 520 tons was built on the River Thames, England in 1781. She was first called the Berwick.. She had been built to work in the Baltic Sea to carry timber.:84 The Royal Navy bought it to use as a store ship. She was refitted for the trip to Australia, and renamed HMS Sirius. Lieutenant Philip Gidley King wrote that the ship was named after the star in the Orion constellation.She was armed with six carronades, short cannons used to fire large objects to smash ships. She also had four six-pounder guns. There were another ten six-pounder guns in the cargo hold to be used to protect the new settlement. HMS Sirius was about 89 ft (27 m) long and 32 ft (10 m) wide. Her hold was about 13 ft (4 m) deep.
The ship was commanded by Arthur Phillip with John Hunter as second captain. Phillip would be in charge of the ship as part of the First Fleet, and then Hunter would be in charge after while Phillip was setting up the penal colony. King, William Bradley and George William Maxwell were the lieutenants. She carried a crew of about 160 men.
HMS Sirius carried all the guns and ammunition for the Fleet. No weapons were kept on the convict transports in case of mutiny. She left England on May 13, 1787, and sailed to Australia with stops at Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro and Cape Town. She arrived in Botany Bay on January 20, 1788. She reached Port Jackson on January 26.
At Cape Town, eight guns were taken away from the gun deck and put in the hold. This was to make room to build stalls to hold cattle. The guns were put back after the ship arrived in Sydney. They were taken out again and put into a fort at Dawes
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the company’s response.
Uber’s corporate reputation was defined early on by its aggressive tactics and a seek-forgiveness-not-permission kind of an approach.
“As they have accepted established state guidelines, demonstrated transparency, and conformed to our expectations in addressing the unique conditions of a complex urban environment, the city is satisfied that self-driving testing operations by Uber will not introduce an increased level of safety risk in Pittsburgh,” McNulty said.
Most Americans in opinion surveys say they wouldn’t ride in a driverless car, a sentiment hardened among many by Uber’s fatality even as early self-driving leader Waymo began a commercial service earlier this month only miles from where Herzberg was killed.
Federal regulators have taken a largely laissez-faire approach to self-driving cars, suggesting that companies provide voluntary information about their safety practices.
While Hart was head of the National Transportation Safety Board, he said in 2016 that automation was the best way to improve road safety but that the transition would include deadly incidents.<|endoftext|>Executives recently detailed how the home-improvement giant plans to keep up its market-thumping growth pace in 2017.
If there's any mounting weakness in the housing industry, Home Depot (NYSE:HD) sure isn't seeing it. The home improvement giant in late February announced surprisingly strong sales and profits while predicting solid growth in the year ahead.
Following the earnings report, CEO Craig Menear and his executive team held a conference call with analysts to add context to the blowout results. Here are a few key quotes from that presentation.
Home Depot endured a slowdown in customer traffic growth in 2016 as transactions rose at a 3% pace compared to 4% in each of the last two years. However, sales at existing locations still rose at roughly the same market-thumping pace as they did in the prior year. Comps were up 5.6% for the year, compared to 4.1% for rival Lowe's (NYSE:LOW). Investors can thank the professional segment for that happy result.
Large transactions, which Home Depot defines as those costing over $900, spiked 12% last quarter and helped push average spending higher by nearly 3%. Pro sales, in categories like fencing, industrial lighting, and electrical wiring, grew at a faster pace than the rest of the company. Home Depot aims to keep pushing deeper into this segment by adding tighter integration with its Interline brands purchase in 2017.
Home Depot's e-commerce results stand out from rivals in two important ways. First, it has succeeded in making the channel a major source of growth. At almost 6% of sales, the digital business far exceeds other national retailers like Target (NYSE:TGT), which counts just 4% of its business from online sources.
Second, e-commerce success isn't hurting Home Depot's traditional retailing model. Target's profitability is declining because its online sales channel carries a significantly lower profit margin. In other words, every in-store purchase that it gives up to win a digital sale results in weaker operating results.
But Home Depot's profitability is holding steady, and in fact, its physical locations are staying extremely relevant for consumers. Almost half of all online orders involve a shopping trip to the local store. That success has given management confidence to push deeper into the channel through offerings like buy-online-ship-from-store -- without fearing costly cannibalization of its retailing segment.
The big-picture outlook for the home improvement industry is bright, with annual spending continuing to rebound from the $400 billion low it set in 2011 back toward the 2006 high of $900 billion. Lowe's is seeing the same reasons for optimism. Citing a "favorable macroeconomic backdrop for home improvement," its management team forecast another year of hefty sales and profit gains in 2017.
Home Depot's opportunity is arguably bigger, given that the company has expanded its addressable market to include not just professional clients, but also a growing portion of the $50 billion maintenance, repair, and operations business.
Steady gains in these categories are likely to produce another year of rising market share. Home Depot's early read on the business forecasts a 4.6% comps improvement for the year, down slightly from 2016's 5.6%, but still solidly above Lowe's expected 4.1% increase. Longer term, the company targets passing $100 billion of annual sales by next year while producing roughly $15 billion of operating income.<|endoftext|>Austria is part of the Schengen Agreement. A visa generally isn't necessary for stays of up to three months, but some nationalities need a Schengen visa.
Get the latest visa advice for Austria from our community.
Many sights are closed at this time of year. There’s a cultural focus in Vienna and the regional capitals. Ski resorts open from mid-December. High season for skiing is mid-December to March.
The weather’s changeable, the lakes are chilly and the hiking’s excellent. Sights are open and less crowded.
High season peaks from July to August. In lake areas, the peak is June to September. Prices rise over Christmas and Easter. Salzburg is busiest in July and August for the Salzburg Festival.
Austria is well connected to the rest of the world. Vienna and several regional capitals are served by no-frills airlines (plus regular airline services). Europe’s extensive bus and train networks criss-cross the country and there are major highways from Germany and Italy. It’s also possible to enter Austria by boat from Hungary, Slovakia and Germany.
Flights, cars and tours can be booked online at www.lonelyplanet.com/bookings.
Public transport is excellent for reaching even remote regions, but it takes longer. Most provinces have an integrated transport system offering day passes covering regional zones for both bus and train travel.
Car Small towns and even small cities often have limited or no car-hire services, so reserve ahead from major cities.
Train & Bus Austria’s national railway system is integrated with the Postbus bus services. Plan your route using the ÖBB (www.oebb.at) or Postbus (www.postbus.at) websites.<|endoftext|>An Israeli court Monday spared former prime minister Ehud Olmert from jail, convicting him of 'procedural irregularity' instead of corruption, opening the door for a potential comeback for the centrist politician.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, right, stands by his former aid Shula Zaken he attends the sentence hearing in a corruption case, at Jerusalem's District Court, Monday. Olmert cleared a major hurdle toward a possible return to politics on Monday, receiving an unexpectedly light sentence for his role in a corruption case that forced him from office.
An Israeli court spared former prime minister Ehud Olmert a prison term for breach of trust on Monday, opening the door to a political comeback if he should want one.
The three-judge panel also decided against defining the crime as one of "moral turpitude" - a label that, along with significant time behind bars, might have prevented the 66-year-old centrist politician from returning to public office.
"I leave court today walking tall," Olmert told reporters, without elaborating on his plans.
After his conviction, Olmert, who described himself as guilty of a "procedural irregularity" rather than corruption, said he had no intention of re-entering politics.
The party he once led, Kadima, now heads the opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rightist Likud. The next election is due in October 2013, though it could be brought forward over delays in passing the national budget.
"This is not over," deputy Israeli state prosecutor Eli Abravanel said after Monday's sentencing.
Olmert voluntarily forfeited his government benefits as ex-premier after his conviction, which carried a maximum penalty of three years' imprisonment.
That gesture helped to soften his sentence, said the Jerusalem court, adding that it had also noted "the great contribution made by the defendant to the country".
The court's rejection in July of key accusations that effectively brought down a sitting prime minister, who was suffering prostate cancer at the time, raised questions in Israel about whether prosecutors had been overzealous.
An opinion poll conducted immediately after July's court verdict found 70 percent opposed to Olmert re-entering politics, with only 22 percent in favour.<|endoftext|>March 31, 2010 Emerging from the refugee camps of Sierra Leone's civil war, the Refugee All Stars have seen their fair share of hard times. But, as Banning Eyre finds on their latest album, Rise And Shine, the group's focus is on spreading a positive message of peace.
March 30, 2010 He's battled lymphoma and the loss of his wife. Now, composer Peter Lieberson returns with the long-awaited follow-up to Neruda Songs. The new song cycle is also based on the works of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.
March 28, 2010 George Frayne, better known as Commander Cody, has been making music with his band, The Lost Planet Airmen, for decades. But beyond the boogie-woogie, swing, country and rock, there's another side to Frayne: He's also a visual artist. His new book contains pop-art portraits of cultural icons, along with personal anecdotes.
March 26, 2010 Over the course of his career, the late saxophonist accompanied many jazz greats: John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington and most notably, Sun Ra. He was a career
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What influence did Michelangelo have on renaissance art and modern western society? Michelangelo had an unparalleled influence on the renaissance. A master of both painting and sculpting, he was also an architect, engineer and poet. His abilities as a painter and sculptor were unsurpassed in his day.
Michelangelo, in full Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni, (born March 6, 1475, Caprese, Republic of Florence [Italy]—died February 18, 1564, Rome, Papal States), Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, architect, and poet who exerted an unparalleled influence on the development of Western art.
The Renaissance saw changes in all aspects of life and culture, with dramatic reforms sweeping through the worlds of religion, politics, and scientific belief. Michelangelo was one of the most fervent advocates of this exciting new philosophy, working with a remarkable energy that was mirrored by contemporary society.
Michelangelo influenced the world through his art, which exhibited his knowledge of architecture, painting, sculpting and engineering. Widely hailed as the greatest artist of the Italian Renaissance, he also influenced the world through poetry. Michelangelo's most famous statues are Pieta and David, which attract a number of visitors annually.
How did Michelangelo impact Europe during the renaissance?<|endoftext|>This event is being hosted by the the team here at Triangle Networks, Exeter’s new ‘Ultrafast’, full fibre internet provider.
As well as a good networking opportunity with other businesses in the area, we will also have CityFibre themselves there on hand to talk about the power of Gigabit internet and the impact of their investment of £2.5Bn to further rollout full fibre internet across the UK.
As CityFibre's launch partner in the South West, we are excited about the future for businesses in the city and we're eager to share why you need to take action, and how. We will be answering questions surrounding the Governments Full Fibre voucher scheme, and how we are enabling businesses throughout the region to take advantage of the £2500 towards the installation of an Ultrafast capable internet circuit.
Delivered through our partner centric network, Triangle Networks have over 150 live examples in the Southwest of Ultrafast services running at 34.6X the speed of the average UK business connections.
Feel free to bring your IT team or company, office manager and anyone else who would benefit from considering faster internet services and see how we can wow you with our future proof Technology. We hope to see you there.
P.S Did we mention the drinks are on us between 5pm and 7pm? Also please feel free to stick around after 7pm, the bar is open until late!<|endoftext|>FOR the first time in a while Manchester United are going into the derby as favourites.
It’s not just the fact five straight wins have lifted Louis Van Gaal’s rejuvenated team above neighbours City for the first time since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retired two years ago.
There is an assurance and momentum about United now. After months of changing personnel and systems, Van Gaal has finally found a balance and formation that appears to suit his players.
Back in August, United followers were licking their lips at the attacking options of the team with new signings Radamel Falcao and Angel Di Maria linking up with Robin Van Persie, wonderboy Adnan Januzaj and skipper Wayne Rooney.
Van Gaal tried to make the “Galacticos” policy work but realised it couldn’t. Now players who many thought might be surplus to requirements like Ashley Young, Juan Mata and the much-maligned Marouane Fellaini have played leading roles in United’s revival. A case of round pegs in round holes.
Rooney is much happier playing as a striker after a spell in midfield, Michael Carrick’s return in midfield has been vital; Ander Herrera’s energy and tenacity and eye for goal has been significant, while Phil Jones and Chris Smalling have offered some evidence that if they stay fit they can build the centre back partnership that Ferguson envisaged when he bought them as the long-term replacements for Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic.
Van Gaal’s basic remit this season was simply to guide United back into the top four and ensure a return to the money-spinning Champions League.
Few people expected United to do it by finishing above City but a United win on Sunday would give them a four-point gap on their neighbours with only six games to play.
It is some turn around. Remember, City finished 22 points above seventh-placed United last season as they pipped Liverpool to their second title in three years.
That means Van Gaal has inspired a 23-point swing in his first season in charge and eased fears of United followers that their club was going to be left in the shade by the Abu Dhabi-backed neighbours.
Heading into Sunday’s game at Old Trafford, it is City who have all the worries.
Their decline since drawing dead level with Chelsea on New Year’s Day has been as bewildering as it has been dramatic.
Out of 16 games in all competitions they have won only six, drawn three and lost seven. That’s an even worse record than David Moyes had as United boss in the first 16 games of 2014 – and looked what happened to him.
It has not only put manager Manuel Pellegrini under serious scrutiny but also a number of his players with City planning a squad overhaul this summer, regardless of who the manager is.
The years and games appear to be catching up on Vincent Kompany and Pablo Zabaleta, City’s longest-serving outfield players. There are questions about Yaya Toure’s commitment to the club with former City boss Roberto Mancini desperate to make him the main man of his Inter Milan future.
Frank Lampard will leave for the his MLS adventure at the end of the season and the longer James Milner delays signing the contract offer on the table the more it seems he will depart as a free agent.
The futures of Samir Nasri, Edin Dzeko, Stevan Jovetic and Aleksander Kolarov are also just as uncertain.
And while Sergio Aguero will remain as one of the key figures at City, his scoring record since returning from a knee medial injury has been poor. He has managed only four in his 14 appearances and has gone six games without finding the net, his worst run since joining the club in 2011.
The Argentina striker has proved something of a scourge for United with six goals in seven derbies and City need him to be back at his best to halt their alarming tail-spin on Sunday.
City have enjoyed the bragging rights in Manchester by winning the last four derbies - something they haven't done since the early 1950s - and have also won on their last three visits to Old Trafford.<|endoftext|>GARETH BALE outshone even superstar Cristiano Ronado as Real Madrid claimed European football’s greatest club prize for the eleventh time.
Bale has worn football’s record price tag with disarming modesty for a years now among the giant egos at the Bernabeu.
But on a steamy Saturday night at the San Siro in Turin the Welshman truly showed his worth as he inspired his club to another Champions League triumph.
He was at the heart of Real’s triumph, creating their goal and the best chances and taking his penalty in the shoot-out against Atletico Madrid with super-cool authority.
The pressure could not have been more intense but as Bale approached his spot-kick he positively relished the moment.
“I thought I was going to be nervous but to be honest when I stepped up I wasn’t nervous at all,” he said.
“I literally felt nothing, it was very strange. We are very confident with penalties, and we practice them in training.
Bale has flourished at Real under manager Zinedine Zidane, and added: “Yeah, he’s been amazing. He’s given us all confidence and freedom. He’s got the whole team working together and it showed tonight.
Real’s victory against neighbours Atletico in a pulsating final was as narrow and as tough as they come.
They dominated the start and scored through Sergio Ramos after a flick by Bale.
Then Atletico hit back hard, equalising through Yannick Carrasco to take it to a shoot-out where only one penalty was missed, by Juanfran, who struck a post.
That left Real’s long-time golden boy Ronaldo with the task of scoring from the spot to win the Champions League.
But in truth, Ronaldo was one of the poorest players on the pitch, and he almost admitted as much, saying: “My performance was maybe not the best, but who played unbelievable tonight? Nobody.
“So it’s tough, it’s the end of the season, but I did my best. I ran, and we won.
This was typical Ronaldo. If he wasn’t on form, then nor was anyone else.
Many observers were surprised that he stayed on the pitch for the full 120 minutes while team-mates like Toni Kroos and Karim Benzema, who had a superb match, were substituted.
Manager Zidane may be a rookie, but his faith and trust in the ego of Ronaldo was vindicated by the final spot-kick.
Zidane has joined a precious few like Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola
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transformation to "jet mode" better than the TOS Bird Of Prey.
That sounds awesome, and fun to do, though also a lot of work. I love both of those ships, but the Scorpion fighter craft would be too small to make Starscream into I think.
It would take that MP Starscream figure and a similarly sized model of the romulan ship, which I'm not even sure exists. Otherwise I could do it just using styrene and sculpt, but that'd be much more work, would probably take a couple of months to build, and would cost about the same as I'd charge for an enterprise transformer.
Right. PM me later plz. It will take a few months (got to pay College, etc), but I would like to negotiate starting paying you for the project.
Sure, just email me at [email protected] whenever you are ready.
If somebody paid me enough, probably.
how much would you ask for this?
And where can I by this sweety????
Oh it was sold long ago... sorry.<|endoftext|>WASHINGTON – A commission finalizing a report for President Bush on Iraq will urge that country’s government to hold talks with several insurgent groups as part of new diplomatic efforts to refocus the war plan, officials said yesterday.
The bipartisan panel headed by former Secretary of State James Baker III is considering a series of “benchmarks” that the Iraqi government would be expected to meet in order to keep getting U.S. military support.
Another top demand would be for the government to rein in sectarian militias who have been launching increasingly bloody attacks and reprisals against each other – with U.S. troops getting caught in the crossfire.
Britain, the closest U.S. ally in the war, said yesterday it plans to withdraw thousands of its 7,000 troops out of Iraq by the end of next year. Italy and Poland, two other steadfast members of the “coalition of the willing” also announced a withdrawal of troops.
“Obviously, everyone would agree things are not proceeding well enough or fast enough” in Iraq, said National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley aboard Air Force One.
He was flying with the president to a NATO summit today in Latvia.
The Baker commission met behind closed doors yesterday to discuss its recommendations and is expected to release its report next month.
“What’s becoming increasingly evident in Iraq is that the violence is spiraling out of control and our troops are more and more in the middle of what’s becoming a budding civil war,” said Rep. Elliot Engel (D-Bronx), a House International Relations Committee member.
But Engel said negotiating with groups that perpetuate violence wasn’t the answer.
“I think it’s a problem to reward those kinds of people,” he said.
Rep. Gary Ackerman (D-Queens), who chairs a House subcommittee on the Middle East, said Bush “is rapidly laying the groundwork for cutting and running” from Iraq.
Bush heads to Amman, Jordan, tomorrow to discuss accelerating the hand-over of security control to the Iraqis with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
Iraqi President Jalal Talabani went to Iran, which U.S. officials say is fomenting militia violence in Iraq, to plead for help improving security. “We are in dire need of Iran’s help in establishing security and stability in Iraq,” Talabani said after a meeting with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad yesterday in Tehran, according to Iranian TV.
One Iraqi official with knowledge of the summit said al-Maliki will ask the United States to start discussing a timetable for withdrawal of troops.<|endoftext|>Palm Sunday - this week - April 14 - ONE service only at 10:00 a.m.
We start outside with a joyful procession, singing Hosannas, and waving palm branches, before reading the Gospel of the Passion – reliving the transition from celebration, to Jesus’ arrest and judgement by the authorities.
You're all invited! Gather on the patio outside the church a little before 10:00 a.m., next Sunday, April 14.
We will begin the service outside, with the children singing with the adult choir and Handbells. Then the kids will lead the parade into the church while we sing “All Glory, Laud, and Honor”, after which the teachers will lead them out to Sunday School. Hope you can join the parade!
Join Rev. Laurel and Canon Hank in the annual “Called to the Wall” pilgrimage, organized by the Diocese of Los Angeles and San Diego. Stations of the Cross are read along the way. All youth and adults invited. Meet at St. Francis at 6:30 a.m. (lower lot), then caravan to the next stops, including lunch at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Chula Vista 11:30 a.m. Final stop begins at border parking lot at about 1 p.m.. Pilgrims will walk across the beach about a mile to the U.S.-Mexico border fence, where we will celebrate the Eucharist on the San Diego side of the wall as representatives of the Anglican Church in Mexico celebrate on the Tijuana side. Contact Laurel+ or Hank to confirm, and/or for questions. Laurel+ has visited the wall and is happy to share her experience with you.
Eggs-traordinary Request! Please Help With Eggs for Easter Hunt!
Eggs are now available in the Parish Office ready to be filled in time for our annual Easter hunt. If you can, please take some home to fill, or bring some pre-filled eggs, and return them to the office by Thursday April 18.
Is this the season to begin a children's choir at St Francis? Some families have asked that very question. In order to have a choir we need at least 10 young singers who can commit to the time. Do you know any children who would like to be part of this adventure? Please let Jeannie Cobb know. The choir would begin in September, and would rehearse either on Thursday afternoons or on Sundays after church. Join the conversation! Jeannie.
Free Day-Long Event, Saturday, April 27, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Do you want a life where you can worry less and enjoy your life more, be more productive, improve your health, focus more clearly, and have richer, more rewarding relationships? Learn how to experience a life with less anxious thoughts and feelings. Are you are tired of how anxiety has limited you? Come and learn concrete, scientifically proven strategies to have a life you love.
This is a highly practical and interactive experience and you will come away with tools you can use immediately in your life.
St Peter’s – Concert, Sunday, May 12, 3:30 p.m.
St Francis - Evensong, Sunday, May 19, 4:00 p.m.<|endoftext|>these guys know everything! if they sell it, then you can depend on it. they think of things and offer up their advice readily. i was going to buy one specific fixture that looked beautiful and all i could see was its beauty. they were sure to let me know that it was a high maintenance fixture because of the style and the finish and helped me choose an equally beautiful but low maintenance sink fixture.
Very knowledgeable. Parts/supplies available when promised. You can find everything from the vanity, to the shower head. The whole redo can be done in a one-stop shop. All of the employees have been there a long time, which speaks volumes of the way that they run their business.
My house is old and the toilet was cracked. Turns out that in the time of this house standard "offset" for a toilet (from the wall) was 10", now it's 12". A 12" won't fit unless you tear out the entire pipe from the toilet and RELOCATE IT to match a 12"!! Major, ugly job, not a DIY. Dummies at Home Depot told me that 10" offset toilets don't exist any more. But I called Powell, asked if they could get one, and they had several of them in stock, and nicely priced too! Another time these guys also had a bathtub faucet that fit my old piping without having to tear out the wall and relocate all of that. Powell has saved me a lot of work, a lot of hassle, and a lot of money too by having the right stuff to fix an older house, and their people know just what you are talking about.
Powell Plumbing Supply Ltd has not added any photos.<|endoftext|>Retinopathy of prematurity in the United States.
AIMS: To determine the incidence of retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) based upon a national database and to identify baseline characteristics, demographic information, comorbidities, and surgical interventions. METHODS: The National Inpatient Sample, a representative sample of all US hospital discharges from 1997 to 2002, was queried for all newborn infants with and without ROP. Primary outcome variables included demographics, comorbidities, hospital length of stay (LOS), and hospital charges. Multivariate logistic regression was used to predict risk factors for ROP. RESULTS: 4.67 million live births were recorded during the study period. The total incidence of ROP was 0.12% overall and 7.35% for premature infants with LOS greater than 14 days. Newborns with ROP were more likely to be born at a teaching hospital and to have higher LOS and hospitalisation charges. The odds ratios for the development of ROP were greatest in infants weighing less than 1250 grams. The multivariate regression
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’re all very good at losing, you know that?
“People may say, ‘Oh, they’re great winners’ and all that type of thing, but we’re great losers.
“You know why? Because we don’t let that happen too many times.
“We’ve got a certain attitude about that. The players help in that respect. They’ve addressed the situation.
“We’ve had three major defeats this season. Lost to City, we responded. Lost to Crystal Palace, we responded. Lost to Basel, we responded.
“That tells you something – that the players don’t like losing.
Those words help to shine a light on the mentality of one of the greatest managers in history.
He won’t be letting his players sulk and lick their wounds. Instead, he’ll be using his own frustration to turn them into a squad hungry for revenge.
Maybe some of that frustration will be down to his own rather surprising team selection in which there was no place, even on the bench, for Wayne Rooney.
Ferguson cited his striker’s failure to “train well” during the week, before news emerged that his star man was paying the price for going out for a Boxing Day meal with his wife and team-mates Jonny Evans and Darron Gibson.
None of the trio was in the squad and there was also no room in the line-up for Ryan Giggs or Rio Ferdinand.
By the 51st minute, United were 2-0 down thanks to Yakubu’s double.
Dimitar Berbatov hit back twice in the space of 10 minutes to raise expectations of a successful fightback.
But those hopes were dashed when Grant Hanley scored a third 10 minutes from time. The winning goal was all down to the hesitation of keeper David De Gea, who failed to get to a Morten Gamst Pedersen corner.
In a half-hearted attempt to punch clear, he crashed into Hanley who seized the opportunity to head into an empty net.
It was a win that lifted an injury-ravaged Rovers, with young and untried players in the team, off the bottom of the table and demolished United’s hopes of going top.
Goal hero Yakubu, who has 12 Premier League goals this season, hammered home the message that under-fire Kean has the full backing of the squad.
The Nigerian striker said: “The win is a fantastic boost for us. We, as a team, always believe all the players celebrate with the manager when we score. Look at the way he believes in the players.
“He never puts pressure on the players, even when we are losing. He believes in us. He tells us, ‘Enjoy yourselves, give everything’. The players are playing for the manager.
“When you look at the league table, it is not good. We deserve to be in a better position and hopefully this game is the start for us.<|endoftext|>Greg, 10 Jan 2010yes it can, I ddin't test it, but heard it's capable. Right now I'm using 4GB sandisk SDHC, wo... moreHi Greg.. it's me again.. i've downloaded the G810XEHG3 firmware from faq4mobiles. but i'm hesitant to update... is it safe? i mean that doesn't effect my mobile's warranty, or does it? and what are the changes that i'm gonna get after flashing it? thanks in advance!
i'm having trouble using GPS on my mobile..
Anonymous, 28 Dec 2009I have the latest firmware and camera is worse than g800. Optical zoom is not clear compared t... moreEver though of hardware problem and not software???
Finally i got this mobile. So here's my short review.
The camera is really good, no problem with that at all but having said that the performance of the xenon flash is not as good as with others. Software wise it's symbian so it's very good with Samsung outfit.! audio quality over the headohones is really great, but the loud speaker is mono and is not that good you can hear some creaks. Display is typical samsung very good indoors but is not that good in day light.
and now here's the problem i faced soon after i got it.. i inserted a genuine Sandisk 2GB card (which came along with a samsung Star mobile!!!) and the battery dried up real fast.. in half day!!! when i removed it and inserted a Kingston 1GB card it's working fine.. now i'm trying to findout whether it was because of the card or whether the mobile cant take those 2gigs cards.
Greg, 27 Dec 2009Camera is better than G800 for sure! Just make sure u have latest Firmare on ure G810. Oh and... moreI have the latest firmware and camera is worse than g800. Optical zoom is not clear compared to g800. Indoor photos are very blurry.
Anonymous, 22 Dec 2009Camera performance is not improved. I have both models and g800 takes better pictures than g81... moreis it so....?
jaz, 16 Dec 2009definitely g810 1. smartphone 2. improved camera performance 3. loads of applications avail... moreCamera performance is not improved. I have both models and g800 takes better pictures than g810. optical zoom is also better on g800.<|endoftext|>"This is a chance to showcase this very special artistic tradition to our audiences in the United States," said the show's curator.
In the Indian temple town of Nathdwara, which translates as "The Gates of the Lord," followers of the Hindu Pushtimarg sect venerate an image of the god Krishna as a 7-year-old child. Founded in the 16th century, the denomination is little known, even within India. But its rich aesthetic traditions have captured the imagination of scholars and curators around the world.
"Gates of the Lord," an exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago, brings these traditions alive with elaborate paintings and textile hangings that depict Krishna's younger incarnation, known as Shrinathji.
The exhibition includes drawings, pichvais (textile wall hangings), paintings and historic photographs. The show runs through Jan. 3, 2016.
See a sampling from the "Gates of the Lord" exhibition below. All captions are taken from the "Gates of the Lord" catalog and written by curator Madhuvanti Ghose.
“This pichvai is a spectacular example of a favored subject in Rajput painting: 'The Hour of Cowdust,' the evening moment when the animals rush home from pasture, and the dust lifted by their hooves fills the dusky sky. The scene depicts Krishna, accompanied by this brother, Balaram, making his long-awaited return after a day of herding. Rightly, such pichvais are usually reserved for the sandhya arati, or evening worship, during the Gopashtami festival. The evolution of such scenes can be traced through the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. An early example from Kishangarh at the National Museum, Delhi, dating from around 1705, conjures up a sense of Krishna’s rural youth in the hilly, forested Vraj region. In that work, gopis (milkmaids) anxioiusly anticipate his arrival outside a modest village. Nineteenth-century examples share these elements but gradually progress toward more majestic representations of Krishna’s homecoming. Indeed, the final destination becomes more of a courtly palace, much like that at Kishangarh or Udaipur, than a country settlement… Said to have been part of the collection of Kishangarh’s royal family, this late-nineteenth-century pichvai deviates from the 1817 example in layout, but the iconographical influence is clear. Krishan’s home is represented in the same palatial style, and Nanda watches from a canopied tower as Yashoda performs the lamp-waiving ritual arati over Krishna, who appears as Shrinathji. The deity, who is always portrayed frontally, commands the center of a symmetrical composition. The architecture ranges throughout the scene, and, as in the 1817 pichvai, the ghats (bathing steps) along the Yamuna River form the lower border.Gopis fill the balconies and archways of the palace, while gods watch from the sky."
“Although made much later, miniature images of Vitthalnathji and Vallabhacharya are often based on portraits painted during their lifetimes. Here, the depiction of Vitthalnathji is supposedly based on his own self-portrait, while the composition and appearance of Vallabhacharya’s portrait is based on a portrait by the artist Hunhar that is worshipped in the palace temple at Kishangarh, Rajasthan."
"This miniature comes from an early Bhagavatapurana, one of the most important religious texts from India, which could be seen in its mature form by around the tenth century. It extolls the deeds of Krishna, who was by this time viewed as an avatar, or incarnation, of the Hindu god Vishnu. In the medieval period, this text was extremely influential in the development of the highly personal form of loving devotion known as bhakti; at that time, most of India was under Muslim rule, many Hindu temples were being destroyed, and worship had to be hidden or internalized. The painting illustrates one of the favorite lilas (divine adventures) from the early life of Krishna
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, which included five trips for my iBook and an eventual replacement with very nice perks. They looked out for me and appreciated my decade of service. I eventually had to go to the "Corporate Level", but such is life when dealing with corporations.
Not that your looking for advice, but I can only say that new technologies, especially ones that are so unique to one company (while others make MP3 players, no one else makes an iPod), are often imperfect. That's not an excuse, and we (the consumers) often get the "short end of the stick". The fact is, Apple users are offered an ethos that goes along with their purchases, and that's why Apple users are so loyal, if they decide to adopt that ethos.
If I were you, I'd politely fight for my iPod, even to the corporate level. The fact is, you purchased a device that should, so long as it's under warranty, work perfectly and at specification.
if you need talking into an iPod, then maybe you don't really want an iPod.
I will second that! I bought a used first gen 10GB iPod from Powermax.com and wondered if it was worth it (and it was only $169). I didn't listen to music much (except on my computer), and I didn't buy CDs. Since then, I pretty much use it anytime I am not extremely busy, and I listen to songs every night in my bed before I fall asleep. It works great for running, and it charges FAST. Earlier today I decided to purchase a new 20GB one from Apple, and I'm selling the old one on eBay. Although I like the new click wheel, I will miss the first gen design. Viva la scroll wheel!<|endoftext|>In this performance lecture Cecilia Vicuña speaks, chants and tells stories of her experience coming across the destruction of poetry in the land.
Cecilia Vicuña is a Chilean visual artist and poet whose work addresses ecological destruction, human rights, and cultural homogenization. She has lived in exile since the overthrow of the Allende government in the early 1970s. Vicuña’s ephemeral site-specific performance/installations, set in nature, streets, and museums, combine ritual and assemblage. She calls this practice “lo precario” (the precarious): transformative acts that bridge the gap between art and life, between the ancestral and the avant-garde. Her early paintings of revolutionary heroes and poets, depicted in the style of colonial saints, are considered pioneering examples of indigenous-led cultural decolonization. Her work has been exhibited at: documenta 14, Athens and Kassel; Hammer Museum, LA; Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro; ICA, Boston; Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Santiago; ICA and Whitechapel Art Gallery, London; Whitney Museum of American Art and the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Her survey exhibition Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen, organized by the Center of Contemporary Arts of New Orleans, is touring museums in the U.S. during 2018-2019. Vicuña has published twenty-two art and poetry books, including New and Selected Poems of Cecilia Vicuña, Kelsey Street Press, 2018, About to Happen, Siglio Press, 2017, and Read Thread, The Story of the Red Thread, Sternberg Press, 2017.
She co-founded www.oysi.org, an educational site dedicated to indigenous oral culture.<|endoftext|>Barclays is one step closer to exiting its non-core businesses in continental Europe. On 28 April, the British bank said it has agreed to sell Barclaycard, its credit card business in Portugal and Spain, to local lender Bancopopular-e.
Jes Staley, chief executive at Barclays said: "I am delighted by the speed with which we are continuing to reduce our non-core exposure and costs. Our credit card operation in Spain and Portugal is a very good business with a highly talented and dedicated work force but no longer fits with our strategic ambitions."
The sale of Barclaycard, which has assets worth £1bn (€1.29bn, $1.46bn), is expected to benefit the British bank as it would reduce its adjusted assets by £900m. A Barclays spokeswoman added that another benefit would be the reduction of £70m worth of annual costs. The sale process will, however, not affect Barclays's investment banking business in the country.
Buyer Bancopopular-e, as part of the deal, would gain Barclaycard's 800,000 customers and around 500 employees, the spokeswoman said. While the exact sale value was not revealed by Barclays, it said it was "at a small premium to gross receivables."
Bancopopular-e is a Spanish online bank. About 49% of it is owned by Banco Popular Espanol, the fourth largest banking group in Spain and the remaining 51% is owned by Varde Partners, an American private equity fund. The sale, which is subject to regulatory approval, is expected to be completed by the end of 2016.
The deal follows the bank's 27 April announcement that it was in talks to sell its French retail business to AnaCap Financial Partners, the specialist private equity firm focused on investing in the European financial services sector. Staley had said that the completion of this deal would mean that Barclays has largely exited its operations from continental Europe.<|endoftext|>Proud to help make a difference one gift at a time.
Announcement Stay tuned as we upload additional limited edition elegant fabric gift bags in different sizes to our collections of Beach Towel Bags and Blanket Bags. Plus new in January... special bundled collections as well as fun and new helpful products coming later in 2018!
Special care and shipping provided by important community members at our local Vocational Rehabilitation were the motto is... "Let's go to work!"
Thank you for visiting my new store and stay tuned for special sales and coupons. Many items already include Free Shipping!
Stay tuned as we upload additional limited edition elegant fabric gift bags in different sizes to our collections of Beach Towel Bags and Blanket Bags. Plus new in January... special bundled collections as well as fun and new helpful products coming later in 2018!
Exactly as described and a great size. Very soft, cozy material. Love it!
Nice quality and great looking fabrics!
Doing shows was often a family affair - help from family members was always appreciated!
Photographing my wine glass holders continues to be a challenge. Look for them in my store later in 2018!
I’ve developed methods for individuals with special needs who need work to help with ribbon cutting, packaging, etc.
Glad the traveling craft vendor days are finally behind me --- thank you ETSY!
Making a difference... one gift at a time.
The idea for my wine bags originated while living in the wine country around Richmond, Virginia. Originally branded as "It's In The Bag!" I have since added so many different products that I've settled on "Leslie Haas Designs" for my Etsy store and have moved to the Lowcountry of South Carolina to be near two of my sisters.
One pet peeve of mine has always been not liking waste, so I designed my line of fabric gift bags as a great way to avoid environmentally wasteful paper gift wrap and paper bags. At the same time, customers kept agreeing, "presentation is everything!" While the fall craft shows and winter holidays were always busy, I needed a spring and summertime product line so expanded to beach towel bags, picnic blanket bags and then --- bingo! --- the lovely'scraps' leftover from the cuttings became the main hallmark of my first patented product --- the unique 'Very Boberry 'Eat Drink & Be Merry'' Wine Glass Holder necklace that you wear!
Seeing the huge potential, I set up shop at many more wine festivals and juried craft shows on the east coast and eventually met Richard and together we tweaked my water bottle carrier design into a simpler, more efficient version for which we earned two additional patents and named it "Sport Your Drink" --- numerous prototypes were designed and eventually assembled with care ourselves and sometimes with the help of individuals at local workshops that assist individuals with life challenges and job training. We plan to partner with local Vocational Rehabilitation workshops to help with order fulfillment as well as making of *future* products.
In the meantime, I'm happy to have this new Etsy store which will be my 'virtual' vendor booth where I hope you'll like my Beach Towel Bags, Blanket Bags and Fabric Gift Bags. In the future I will even be listing some of my leftover fabrics so that I can continue with my volunteer activities with the "Eat Smart, Live Longer" club in Sun City Hilton Head, as well as teach nutrition and cooking classes as a certified "Food for Life" trainer and health coach for the new "PlantPure Health and Weight Loss" classes in the Lowcountry.
Thanks so much for your interest and for supporting products handmade in the USA!
Whether I'm chopping, slicing, dicing and cooking up a new healthy menu, I'm most likely also cooking up a new product idea too. Or else I might be out riding my unicycle in our neighborhood and dreaming up a better way to make a better mousetrap.
The South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Dept. prepares and assists eligible residents with disabilities to achieve and maintain competitive employment. "Let's Go to Work" is their motto. I'm grateful to work with their skilled staff and clients!
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2714,
47405,
18406,
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973,
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794,
285,
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9371,
3580,
3551,
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275,
4765,
2,
187,
39364,
347,
2529,
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1270,
1979,
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15997,
2602,
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26160,
7788,
281,
320,
247,
5691,
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9870,
323,
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4657,
1996,
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4765,
2,
187,
42,
457,
306,
3715,
3082,
323,
4292,
342,
2714,
3198,
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41294,
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19997,
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2822,
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7590,
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20010,
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7477,
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1900,
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35908,
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594,
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11848,
281,
11600,
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13,
38769,
23069,
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285,
840,
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270,
25864,
2,
8915,
253,
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686,
1026,
376,
793,
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253,
2624,
85,
723,
3395,
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2022,
47947,
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619,
806,
44214,
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8915,
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686,
17534,
378,
2672,
610,
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38,
255,
3196,
750,
708,
2325,
7612,
610,
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34207,
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42868,
44256,
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5699,
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625,
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728,
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8852,
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6524,
1313,
7727,
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2366,
359,
13660,
6840,
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1824,
11996,
10289,
2216,
715,
247,
19554,
13,
625,
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767,
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285,
6524,
17412,
342,
1557,
9361,
285,
4536,
342,
253,
1361,
273,
4292,
387,
1980,
29561,
326,
10073,
4292,
342,
1495,
7881,
285,
2628,
3733,
15,
844,
2098,
281,
7832,
342,
1980,
657,
406,
1050,
49251,
29561,
281,
1361,
342,
1340,
43568,
347,
973,
347,
2403,
273,
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32279,
11,
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688,
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22849,
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476,
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20848,
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38,
255,
19778,
13,
14309,
8057,
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3,
5453,
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45280,
12318,
13,
347,
973,
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285,
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33837,
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616,
18024,
4750,
285,
8548,
2,
187,
1992,
3959,
2045,
6383
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