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knowledge representation, student modeling, hierarchical evaluation, diagnosis, fuzzy logic, Bayesian inference.
This paper is about the management of student knowledge evaluation in an intelligent tutoring system in order to support diagnosis process. The evaluation consists in assessing the student’s state of knowledge at several levels of granularity. The domain knowledge is distributed among five levels. Each level is characterized by a particular paradigm of knowledge representation depending of the type of knowledge involved. The evaluation in upper levels is carried out by the propagation of the evaluation from lower level using Bayesian inferences and neural networks classifications. | 2019-04-21T22:26:41 | http://actapress.com/Abstract.aspx?paperId=25699 |
This event is an ideal opportunity to hear directly from Stewart Wingate, the CEO of London Gatwick Airport since 2009.
Stewart’s first airport role was with BAA as Customer Services Director of Glasgow Airport. Then he became the CEO of Budapest Airport from which he moved back to the UK to become Managing Director of Stansted Airport.
In the earlier part of his career he was employed by Black & Decker. He is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the Institute of Engineering and Technology. Sewart holds a Masters in Business Administration and a degree in electrical and electronic engineering. | 2019-04-19T12:21:09 | https://gdegf.com/programme-2018/programme/keynote-speaker/ |
New High Efficiency Localization Package streamlines subtitling and dubbing for linear broadcasters, making content available in 65+ languages to global audiences.
New High Efficiency Localization Package streamlines subtitling and dubbing for linear broadcasters.
Deluxe today announced the launch of the High Efficiency Localization Package, a new language services offering that will expand the company’s suite of subtitling and dubbing services to provide streamlined and automated localization services for linear broadcasters. As part of Deluxe’s intuitive cloud-based platform, Deluxe One, the new localization solution will harness cloud-based capabilities and automation to address broadcasters’ growing needs to localize content and reach audiences around the world faster.
With access to a global database of thousands of professional voice actors, proprietary quality control tools, pre-recorded and live broadcast localization options, and a complete integration into broadcast media asset management and playout systems, broadcasters will be able to create a reliable, accessible and centralized repository of localized assets that are available anytime via Deluxe One.
Deluxe’s localization team leverages the world’s largest network of content translators, comprising of over 9,000 experts, to support hundreds of content creators in providing translation, subtitling and dubbing services that bring creative visions to audiences around the world. Deluxe’s partner network spans automated language detection and translation service companies that offer cost-effective solutions to subtitling and dubbing, providing clients with a higher capacity for the creation of content localization in shorter time periods, while ensuring around-the-clock support through Deluxe’s global localization team.
The High Efficiency Localization Package is now available in markets across the globe. For additional information on the new product line, please click here. | 2019-04-20T20:15:45 | https://www.bydeluxe.com/en/get-to-know-us/news/deluxe-entertainment-expands-localization-services-broadcasters-/ |
We were asked to produce a reproduction lead effect downpipe, to replace original items which had been stolen or damaged. As the building in question was a listed building, the planning restrictions were specific about the appearance of any replacement parts. By taking a mould from an original product we were able to duplicate the effect, at a fraction of the cost of a genuine lead product. | 2019-04-18T21:17:09 | https://www.apcmouldings.co.uk/products/reproductions.html |
Infolinks Review: The best alternative of Google Adsense for earning great income through website!!
There are a lot of ways by which one can make money online from his website. However, there are still many bloggers out there who are struggling to earn a decent amount through their blogs despite of putting much effort. The reasons behind this are many, but the most obvious reason is most bloggers don’t know which method of earning they should follow. If you are also one of those people who are running an online business which doesn’t seem to earn much, then this article is just for you.
When it comes to monetize through a website or blog, providing advertisement is considered as the most suitable way. There are many services on the web who offers an effective way to earning a good income through advertisement. The most widely used is Google Adsense, where you are required to submit an application for your blog and after they approve, Adsense will provide ads on your website and you will be able to earn brilliant money within few weeks.
However, it is easier said than done as it is incredibly difficult to get approval from Adsense. It has been reported that more than 30% of applications are rejected by Google Adsense. This is the main reason why people continue to look for a suitable alternative for Adsense, which offers brilliant payment, worthy features and approve their application within a couple of days.
Infolinks is one such alternative of Adsense that has been used by millions of people worldwide. It is known as the best income source for bloggers who have tried Google Adsense and got rejected. Similar to Adsense, Infolinks is also a Pay Per Click advertising platform that assists website owners to earn some extra earning.
Infolinks is a pay per click service provider started in 2007 and since then, it has helped thousands of to make some great money through their website. It contains a lot of features like Google Adsense in addition with some more benefits of its own. Other than the fact that getting approval from Infolinks is a piece of cake, it also provides different types of advertisement such as in-text, in-frame and much more. More people are associating with Infolinks these days as they are finding Google Adsense approval pretty difficult due to strict terms.
Infolinks uses the related keywords from the website to showcase similar ads. These in-text will appear to be the same as normal kinds of links on the website, thus will result in more click, which will eventually give you more cash. The higher number of clicks and views you will get, the more money you will be able to make from Infolinks. This is as simple as that.
How to get started with Infolinks?
In order to get started with Infolinks, all you need to do is create a publisher account on Infolinks, which is very simple. Sign up as a publisher and enter your personal details such as name, address, email address, website name, etc. After sign up, it will take a max of a couple of days from Infolinks to approve your application and once you get the approval, you can start inserting ads in your page. If you are using a WordPress blog, then inserting ads is quite easy as it can be done with the help of plugins.
You can use the Infolinks official plugin from the WordPress plugin directory to easily integrate Infolinks ads in your blog. You don’t need to manually place the ads on your website through Java script code just like Google Adsense. All you need to do is add the code into your website and the rest will be taken care by the automated system.
Unlike Adsense, there aren’t any special requirements necessary, such as high traffic on the website to get your application approved by Infolinks. You just need to have a genuine website with decent content and traffic to get a publisher account. Once everything is done, you can see Infolinks ad on your blog within five minutes.
How to customize Infolinks ads to earn more money?
If you want, you can also customize your Infolinks ads to a great extent and increase your income. Below are given some of the ways by which you can customize your ads and implement them in order to get more income.
Ads with single underline: You can highlight your ads with a single or double underline. According to experts, ads with single underline in in-text ads look more normal and possibility of a user clicking on the link is much higher if placed within your website content.
Ad blindness: in order to make sure your ad link appear as normal as web content, you can customize the color of the in-text ads as well. Mostly, the website links are displayed in blue color and thus you can use your text of the same color to match the normal links. This way, the readers won’t be able to differentiate between the normal links and advertisement link and most probably click on your ad link due to brilliant placement, which will eventually increase your Infolinks income.
Using high paying keywords: You can also earn more by using high paying keywords as per the website niche. You can find you the keywords related to the topic with the help of Google Adwords Keyword Tool. Use those keywords in your website content and you will get better earning for sure. But before placing those keywords, make sure you are using only the relevant keywords so it doesn’t affect the readability of the article.
Switch Infolinks ads On/Off: You can also turn On/Off Infolinks on several pages or section of the website. You can turn off the ads on website sidebars and use the same area for banners and links of monetization.
Infolinks Support: if you are having any difficulty regarding the ad integration or any other issue, the support system of Infolinks is available 24*7. You can mail them or call them for any query. Or you can simply go to their FAQ section where you most probably find your answer.
Payment System: There are many sources by which you can transfer your payment. These include PayPal, Bank Wire, ACH (available for US citizens only) and Payoneer. The minimum payment amount is hardly $50, except for Bank Wire and ACH, which has a higher minimum payout. In case if you don’t achieve the minimum amount by the month, you amount will automatically be added to your next months earnings. The revenue ratio of Infolinks is 70:30, which is higher than any other reputed advertising company in the market.
Earning reports: With Infolinks, you can keep track of your earnings for the day, week, and month and for the year. Furthermore, you can also keep track of vital statistics related to the CTR, eCPM and impression counts.
In-text ads – These kinds of ads appear in the textual content of the website where some keywords of the website will be converted into normal looking links.
In-frame ads – These ads appear on the large screen to read your content. These are very popular these days as it also shows images related to the relevant keywords.
In-tag ads – These are similar to normal link ads, but appear as a tag with related keywords in the website. You can customize these ads according to your website design and display a collection of tags in the page.
In-search ads – This type of ads will assist you in increasing search engine traffic and will have no impact on your regular visitors. It can also lower down your bounce rate and increase your website overall SEO.
Being so advantageous, no wonder people are turning to Infolinks rather than any other advertisement company for their website or blog. Even though the earning is little less the Google Adsense, it provides many more outstanding features that is enough to prove its worthiness. You are not required to manually place those ads as Infolinks will take care of it on its own. Now there won’t be any long days wait for the approval of ads. Now, increase your website’s traffic with one of the most widely used pay per click services and also earn a great deal of money.
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Great Review, but I have few questions in my mind after reading this.
I want to know, whether Infolinks is good for small blogs or sites having visitors around 4-5k monthly?
Will it work converting those visitors into some secondary income or I am also thinking about using CPA network?
Which should I use for best secondary income? CPA or InfoLinks?
1) Ya, if you don’t have Adsense, then you can try Infolinks for 4-5k monthly visitors!
2) Success in CPA depends upon the type of articles, how you write! You should have skills to convert your visitors into buyers by writing in convincing style! So no comparison between CPA Network and Infolinks!
Earnings are always depended upon our traffic! So how much traffic you are getting now?
Hello, can we use both adsense and infolinks in same blog/website ?
Yes infolink is a good program to earn money from your blog thanks for sharing thee nice tips with us. | 2019-04-23T07:59:54 | https://tricks99.net/infolinks-review-the-best-alternative-of-google-adsense-for-earning-great-income-through-website/ |
As Well all Know,Facebook is an Outstanding Social Media that Holds our Classmates,Family,Friends and Other Business Activities in a single touch.
Moreover,In Cent Percentage of Universe Can't Live without even Login Via Facebook in Single Day.That Much We are addicted with Facebook Network.But What to do Facebook is Getting Spam on us and Getting Viral attack to each and every individual on the other hand .
You Might Have Heard in News That 20 Million Facebook Accounts Has Been Hacked by various Hackers around the World.The Main Motive of them will be different based on the Profile they were dealing with it.
However,You Ought to have Plugin Generated by Facebook Like Remember Browser ( as Shown Below) to safe you From Hackers and Other Robots attack.
If You Made this Skillfully,You can easily escaped From Robots, and other Misbehavior activities by other peoples on your accounts,but not completely.So,If this continues,only way you to escape is :" Facebook Account Termination" as soon as possible.
So,what to do.Many of them leave a message..
"Bye Bye Facebook"and Deactivate that account and leave Facebook. However,Your Duty is not completed yet.
Robots can easily track your account and activate that.
So,Here is a video Tutorial as well as Explanation below to Delete Facebook Account Permanently and Immediately.
How To Delete Facebook Account Permanently and Immediately...!!
Mostly, Most of them Love your Facebook account. Alright Here Facebook Has Made a solution for that also,If you want to Delete Your Facebook Account You can Initially Make a Back up Of Your Facebook Account and Continue With The Process Of Deleting Facebook Account Permanently and Immediately.
You can Follow MintBeatz Step by Step Procedure to manage the Process to Create Back Up's.
Take the Back Up of Your Account From Settings.
At the bottom of the Setting You can "Download Copy"of Facebook Account.(That's Your Facebook Account Back up and Click Start My Archive Option.
Then You can See a Pop up of "Request My Archive".Click Over at Start My Archive Button.
It will Download all the Back up of You Facebook Account and will be stored at your Download bar.Click Okay.
Now let's see How to Deactivate Your Facebook Account.
Click on Deactivate Account at Bottom of the Page.
So,Facebook Ask For Reason. So,Simply choose a reason for deactivation.Click on any Reason and and click on Confirm Button.
It Will Deactivate Your Account.
Now We Can See How To Delete Account Permanently.
Click On the Lock Icon Provided Near Notification Bar.
You can able to search Button. So,Please Search For Delete.
Click on The First Link "How do i Permanently Delete my Account".and click on Let us Know Link inside Description.
Click Delete My account.Another Pop Up Will Appears and Another Pop Up will be shown.Enter Your Password and Captcha Code and Click Okay.
So,I recommend You to Have a look at the Video above,If you have any Doubt in this. | 2019-04-23T10:34:23 | https://www.resultswiki.com/2014/04/how-to-delete-your-facebook-account.html |
Today in this article we will share Flash Theme Review. Flash WordPress theme is a Best Free Flexible MultiPurpose Responsive WordPress Theme developed by ThemeGrill and with it help you easily develop any type of website. This theme comes with Flash Toolkit and SiteOrigin Page Builder Plugin which makes the theme user-friendly and easy to use.
Flash theme is a very popular multipurpose and fast Loading WordPress theme developed by ThemeGrill. You can also download it from WordPress theme directory for free. In the previous article, we shared the ColorMag theme review with you. ColorMag is a very popular Magazine style WordPress theme in WordPress repository that has been developed by ThemeGrill.
After installing and activating the Flash WordPress theme, click Appearance >> Customize. Here you will see many Customization options.
1. Site Identity – Here you can edit Site Title and Tagline for your website, besides here you can add Site Icon, Logo, Transparent Logo.
2. Colors – With this option, you can change the Base Color Scheme, Background Color, Link Color, Main Text Color, Secondary Text Color of your website or blog.
3. Header Media – You can upload a header image to your site.
4. Flash Theme Options – In this section, Ton of Customization options are available to customize your blog.
Site Layout – You can choose Wide Layout and Boxed Layout for your site. In addition, you can enable and disable Preloader and Back to Top Button for your site.
Top Header Settings – You can enable Top Header for your site and add Social icon and header text to the top and left side of Top Header.
Header Settings – You can select Logo and Menu Position for your site and remove Search Box from Header. Apart from this, you can enable Sticky Header.
Breadcrumbs – In this section you can remove Breadcrumbs from your website’s page header and add Page Header Background.
Archive Page Settings – You can select Blog Style and Archive Page Layout of your site. Apart from this, you can remove date, comment count, category, tag from post meta on your site.
Post and Page Settings – You can choose Default Layout for Post and Page on your website as well as remove Author Bio box and next/previous link from the blog post.
Google Font Settings – You can select Google Font for your blog or website. It provides only 3 Google Fonts in the Free version.
Footer Settings – With its help you can select the number of footer widget area for your site. Below you can see in screenshots.
5. Menus – It provides Sticky Header, Social and Footer Menu to add menu navigation to your site.
6. Widgets – Flash WordPress theme offers 6 widget areas for your site. You can see in the screenshot below.
If you buy a pro version of the Flash WordPress theme, you can change Google fonts, font size, color palette for your site, add additional widgets, and remove footer credit. Apart from this, there are many more features in the pro version.
You can get support from ThemeGrill’s support forums for any type of problem. Its developer responds to your thread within one day. Apart from this, there are many threads on their forum, which can help you troubleshoot your problem easily.
Flash WordPress theme is a best free multipurpose responsive WordPress themes that are well-suited for any type of site. There is also a lot of feature in its free version which provides a stunning look to your site. You can comment on any questions or suggestions related to this article.
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Awearness is a corporate branding company which supplies an endless variety of promotional products embossed with your company logo.
From uniforms to novelty gift items, Awearness can put your organisation's brand on an ever-changing number of interesting items.
We'll help you select the clothing, promotional gifts or novelty items which reflect your company's identity and brand. Call us today.
In the marketplace your brand is your identity and is your most valuable asset. It is what allows you to stand out from the crowd.
Maintain your brand's relevance by putting it in the hands of your customers and suppliers now.
With customers evermore spoiled for choice, keeping your brand top-of-mind can make all the difference. It's your promise to your customers that you will deliver.
Awearness has been delivering quality branded products to New Zealand companies since 1980.
This family-owned business is run by Helen Roderick. Helen has a background in corporate apparel and has successfully built up two women's fashion stores which she sold in 1995. From its new showroom in Albany, Awearness is serving a growing number of large corporate clients. But the focus has always been on nurturing relationships with customers and maintaining a very strict quality control process.
With business partners all over the globe, Awearness seeks out the most novel and most innovative quality products so you can display your brand with pride.
Using the latest technology, Awearness can put your logo on just about anything. Whether it's the latest computer gadget or new uniforms for your team, let Awearness create a specially branded product for your organisation today. | 2019-04-20T20:38:09 | https://www.awearness.co.nz/about-us.html |
If you’ve tried gorge walking or ghyll scrambling, you’ll know it’s nothing compared to the energy needed for canyoning. Unlike the other two, the rivers and rocks you scramble across are bigger, faster and more ferocious - which also means an even greater risk of injury. With Insure4Sport’s gold-standard canyoning insurance you can protect yourself against everything from Personal Accident and Loss of Earnings, to Public Liability and Professional Indemnity. | 2019-04-19T10:55:37 | https://www.insure4sport.co.uk/sport/canyoning |
Taste Cork Week takes place from the 16th – 22nd October 2018, celebrating Cork’s produce, history & flourishing food culture. Once again Taste Cork is teaming up with Festival Cork to deliver an exciting programme, tailored to lovers of truly great food!
Carrying on from last year’s achievements with over 40 venues participating and 30 events taking place, Taste Cork Week 2017 will push on from this with even more exciting events taking place across the city and county.
Throughout the week, Cork restaurants, cafés, bars and pubs will be showcasing their creativity, designing sensational menus and events as part of the Taste Cork Experience’. Festival goers will have an opportunity to sample imaginative dishes, made using outstanding local ingredients and inspired by Cork’s heritage and thriving food culture.
The jam-packed week will feature food trails exploring Cork’s rich food heritage, demonstrations to help you hone your culinary skills, distillery & brewery tours, as well as opportunities to meet the producers. | 2019-04-19T04:23:13 | http://cork-information-site.com/taste-cork-week-16th-22nd-october-2018/ |
Lucy Spraggan is excited to perform at Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena.
You can take the girl out of Sheffield – but if that girl is Lucy Spraggan, she can’t stop singing about her adopted home.
The 23-year-old, pictured, who now lives in London, has written a new song about what she misses most.
Lucy Spraggan. Photo by Andrew Whitton.
It includes the smell of the countryside, drinking cider in the park, taxi fares and prices at the bar.
London Bound will feature on her forthcoming third studio album – and she is promising a tour to promote it.
However, before then Lucy, who used to live in Stannington, will return for a special ‘homecoming’, to front this year’s Young Voices concerts, when about 7,000 children get to sing with her every night over five dates at Sheffield’s Motorpoint Arena in Attercliffe.
She will be leading choirs of children and their music teachers from primary schools in Sheffield, London, Manchester and Birmingham – and more than 110,000 children all over the UK will take part.
Children will get to perform all styles of music including folk, pop, rock and classical, after practising in their music lessons for many months before coming together for the shows.
Lucy, who shot to fame on TV talent show The X Factor in 2012, is following in the footsteps of some big names in hosting the concerts, including Katherine Jenkins, Alexandra Burke, Beverley Knight, Joss Stone and Stacey Solomon.
She says: “I got involved with Young Voices about a year ago. I started doing work with Macmillan Cancer Support and raising money for children. I was asked to be a guest act at a show at the Royal Albert Hall in London last Christmas.
“It was amazing. I sung with about 6,000 children there and they asked me to come back and do this tour.
“Basically it’s giving schoolchildren the opportunity to be the stars of the show.
“We will be doing two of my songs and one other, then some separate songs they do with the in-house band.
“It’s amazing to be involved. It’s cool to be recognised as someone who can help younger musicians.
“If a child wants to be a pop star, a musician or an actor, or something like that in the creative arts, this is a great opportunity to get started, perhaps to inspire and drive them even more.
Lucy went on to be the first contestant in the history of The X Factor to score a top 40 single and album before the live shows even aired, with her independently-released album Top Room At The Zoo, including hit single Last Night.
She has since had a top 10 album, Join The Club, and been in the studio recording her new album preceded by the single We Are Unsinkable, due for release later this year.
She will be performing tracks from the album while on tour with Young Voices.
However, she may still have her left leg in plaster – she has just broken her ankle, walking on an uneven patio on a Christmas trip to New Orleans in the USA.
n Young Voices will be at Sheffield’s Motorpoint Arena from Monday to Friday, January 19 to 23. For tickets, priced £23.65, buy in person, call 0114 256 5656 or visit www.motorpointarenasheffield.co.uk. | 2019-04-22T09:20:29 | https://www.thestar.co.uk/whats-on/arts-entertainment/lucy-spraggan-hosts-young-voices-at-sheffield-arena-1-7039163 |
Recycling black plastics, such as those found in car instrument panels, used to be impossible because their absorption properties made them simply invisible to typical analysis systems. But Fraunhofer researchers have developed a new technology that can sort black plastics according to type – and at affordable prices.
Shopping at the supermarket inevitably results in a trash bin overflowing with plastic refuse. Whether it’s juice, meat, fruit, or other food items, it’s all packaged in plastic. The quantities are enormous – Germany alone produces roughly 5.7 million tons of it each year. Although the majority of people conscientiously put these packaging into their yellow recycling bins, only about 42 percent of the waste gets “reincarnated” as diapers, fleece pullovers, stuffed animals, and the like. The rest is sent to waste incineration plants, where it is converted into energy. Black plastics in particular suffer this fate because it has thus far been impossible to sort them by material type. Conventional sorting systems operate specifically within the near-infrared range, which in general allows them to categorize plastics. But what works especially well for most plastics fails for black ones: the soot that gives them their dark color absorbs most of the signal, so the optical system cannot see these substances. At the same time, the need to recycle these dark plastics has become more urgent, because any efforts to meet the EU thresholds for car recycling programs will have to include black plastics.
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institutes for High Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques FHR in Wachtberg, for Optronics, System Technologies and Image Exploitation IOSB in Karlsruhe, and for Intelligent Analysis and Information Systems IAIS in Sankt Augustin now offer a solution to this problem. “For the first time, we have developed an affordable sorting system that detects every plastic color, including black, both in real time and in large quantities. We call this system blackValue,” says Prof. Thomas Längle, department head at IOSB.
A radar camera lies at the core of the system, which works as follows: shredded plastic waste is deposited onto a conveyor belt. At the end of it, the plastic flakes fall off in a wide arc at a speed of two to three meters per second. The radar camera emits a beam of terahertz radiation, which is between infrared radiation and microwaves, through this stream of falling flakes. At the opposite end of the beam, the system analyzes how the individual particles have modified the radiation and then determines what kind of plastic it is based on the spectra received. Within 35 milliseconds, the system decides whether or not to knock the particle out of the plastic stream using a precisely aimed blast of air. To open the blower nozzles at the right time, a color camera provides additional information about the shape of the object.
“The higher the frequency used by the camera, the more precise the measurements – but greater precision comes at a higher price,” says Dirk Nüßler, business unit spokesman for production at FHR, as he describes the challenge. “Radar or THz line scan cameras, which are designed to take measurements at a belt speed of, say, three meters per second (almost 10 km/h), can easily cost up to a million euros. That’s too expensive for recycling centers, however, so we looked for a compromise between precision and affordability.” Sophisticated algorithms from IAIS help to find the right balance; they can detect even minute differences in the spectra. And because they’re self-learning, their precision keeps growing over time. The results speak for themselves: operating at 90 gigahertz, the camera satisfies the sorting requirement of 98 to 99 percent, while its price, which is in line with a hyperspectral camera, is a relative bargain.
Applications for the terahertz camera are by no means limited to recycling. “This development of ours is a key technology that is suitable for a number of applications, from steel rollers to food production,” states Nüßler. Recognizing the need to adapt the camera to different requirements, the researchers gave it a modular design. For instance, different frequency expansions can be mounted much like lenses would be. Expansions for 120 and 240 gigahertz are currently being developed. The camera is expected to be available to recycling centers in early 2017 and will be ready for the market at the end of that year. Researchers will be presenting a transportable belt sorter with camera at the World Conference for Non-Destructive Testing (WCNDT) in Munich, June 13-17, 2016 (Booth BO B88). | 2019-04-21T00:46:44 | https://www.azocleantech.com/news.aspx?newsID=23375 |
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We all need to have a good car insurance policy to help guarantee that we are covered in the event of an accident. But not only does car insurance help keep us protected, it also keeps you legal while you are on the road.
Auto liability insurance is a mandatory requirement in 49 US states and in the District of Columbia. Currently, New Hampshire is the only state that does not require drivers to have some form of liability car insurance. However, even if the law does not require you to have car insurance, it is still a good idea to have a reliable policy for your own protection.
When it comes to taking out a good auto insurance policy, there are many companies out there who promise that they are the best to have on your side. But the truth is that each company has their benefits and flaws, which make deciding on which company to go with even more of a challenge. And if your budget is a deciding factor, you will need to compare rates as well.
Fortunately, there are a few good car insurance comparison tools out there that can help you decide on which company is the best for you. You can use these resources online to compare the top insurance companies, their policies, rates, and benefits side by side to help make the decision process go much smoother.
NerdWallet has become a popular go-to website for all types of financial inquiries. You can compare everything from today’s top credit cards to which vehicle title loan is best for you. And of course, they have a handy auto insurance quote comparison tool that provides you with great rates from the top providers in the industry in as little as 15 seconds. Save yourself some time from calling around to different providers and waiting on hold as you fill out the simple form and receive instant quotes from brands such as Allstate, Progressive and Farmer’s just to name a few.
You may have seen several commercials where Progressive states that they will let you compare their rates with other top insurance companies, even if they don’t offer the lowest price. While the company offers a wide range of top-rated insurance plans, they also provide a simple and easy way for you to compare rates without commitment. You can visit their website, start a quote, and compare rates in just a few simple steps. It is an easy way to shop for the insurance that will keep you and your loved ones protected while on the road.
Esurance, which is an Allstate Company, offers their own policies for home and auto, and customers have the advantage of applying and receiving their forms completely online. But they also want their potential customers to know that they are getting a great deal by offering an insurance comparison tool on their website. You can get real quotes from the leading companies in the industry and select the policy that best suits you own individual needs and budget, even if it is not from Esurance. | 2019-04-18T13:16:11 | http://www.yourcarinsurancequotes.net/the-3-best-car-insurance-comparison-tools/ |
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How to enable HEC configuration through an app?
How do you disable/enable alerts via the REST API?
Platform alerts are saved searches included in the monitoring console. Platform alerts notify Splunk Enterprise administrators of conditions that might compromise their deployment environment. When an alert is triggered, the Monitoring Console Overview page displays a notification. You can also view the alert and its results by going to Overview > Alerts > Managed triggered alerts.
The included platform alerts get their data from REST endpoints. Platform alerts are disabled by default.
Configure your Monitoring Console. See Single instance Monitoring Console setup steps or Multi-instance Monitoring Console setup steps depending on your deployment type.
From the monitoring console Overview, click Triggered Alerts > Enable or Disable.
Click the Enabled check box next to the alerts that you want to enable.
You can also set an alert action, such as an email notification.
From the Monitoring Console, click Overview > Alerts > Enable or Disable.
Find the alert you want to configure and click Edit.
Edit the threshold field to your desired value.
Find the alert you want to configure and click Advanced edit.
Modify the settings, if desired.
If you enable email notifications, make sure that you have defined a valid mail host in Settings > Server settings > Email settings.
For guidance on alert actions, see Set up alert actions in the Alerting Manual.
You can also view the complete list of default parameters for platform alerts in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/splunk_management_console/default/savedsearches.conf. If you choose to edit configuration files directly, put the new configurations in a local directory instead of the default.
Never edit configuration files in the default directory.
The following platform alerts are available by default in the monitoring console. To monitor your deployment with platform alerts, enable the individual alerts that you want.
Abnormal State of Indexer Processor Fires when one or more of your indexers reports an abnormal state. This abnormal state can be either throttled or stopped. For details on which indexer is in which abnormal state, and to begin investigating causes, see the monitoring console Indexing Performance: Deployment dashboard's Indexing Performance by Instance panel. For information about the dashboard, see Indexing performance dashboards in this manual.
Critical System Physical Memory Usage Fires when one or more instances exceeds 90% memory usage (by any process, Splunk software or otherwise). On most Linux distributions, this alert can trigger if the OS is engaged in buffers and filesystem caching activities. The OS releases this memory if other processes need it, so it does not always indicate a serious problem. For details on instance memory usage, navigate to the monitoring console Resource Usage: Deployment dashboard. For information about the dashboard, see Resource usage dashboards in this manual.
Expired and Soon To Expire Licenses Fires when you have licenses that have expired or will expire within two weeks. For information about your licenses and license usage, click Licensing in the monitoring console.
Missing forwarders Fires when one or more forwarders are missing. See the forwarders dashboards in the monitoring console.
Near Critical Disk Usage Fires when you have used 80% of your disk capacity. For more information about your disk usage, navigate to the three monitoring console Resource Usage dashboards and read Resource usage dashboards in this manual.
Saturated Event-Processing Queues Fires when one or more of your indexer queues reports a fill percentage, averaged over the last 15 minutes, of 90% or more. This alert can inform you of potential indexing latency. For more details about your indexer queues, navigate to the two monitoring console Indexing Performance dashboards and read Indexing performance dashboards in this manual.
Search Peer Not Responding Fires when any of your search peers (indexers) is unreachable. For the status of all your instances, see the monitoring console Instances view.
Total License Usage Near Daily Quota Fires when you have used 90% of your total daily license quota. For more information about your license usage, click Licensing in the monitoring console.
In savedsearches.conf, the dispatch.ttl setting dictates that the searches from platform alerts keep search artifacts for four hours. But if an alert is triggered, its search artifact stays for seven days. This means that the link sent in an email to inspect the search results of a triggered alert expires in seven days (by default).
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The road winds through ground cover and around cinder cones.
Lots to do and see here, time to explore!
Two roads go around Mauna Kea, the lower Mana Road goes from the 6,500 foot level and comes out in Waimea. The higher Kahinahina Road starts at the 9,000 foot level and goes 37 miles, all the way around Mauna Kea and back out on Saddle road. The upper road is a diverse drive that ranges from 7,200 ft all the way to 10,000 ft. Since the tree line is at about 8,000 to 9,000 ft this drive takes you in and out of a variety of ecosystems interspersed with spectacular Mauna Kea vistas you can not see any other way. Several stops along this 7 hour excursion allow for short explorations and hikes.
This is a 4-wheel required road - ESPECIALLY if you intend to do the entire tract. There is NO WAY you can make this road all the way through without 4-wheel drive. While early portions of this road can be done in any vehicle, you MUST have 4-wheel to complete this drive!
Do not attempt this drive if it has been raining hard within the last 24 hours or looks like it will rain in the next 24 hour. This drive takes you over numerous river and flood channel gorges and flash floods could easily wash you off the road or cut you off in both directions!
There are absolutely NO SERVICES on this road. Make sure you have a full tank of gas and plenty of food, water, and emergency supplies. A cell phone would be a very good idea in case of emergency.
This drive goes between 7,200 ft and 10,000 ft. It is possible to experience altitude sickness which symptoms range from irrationality to nausea and even fainting. If taking any of our side hikes be sure to walk slowly and don't overexert yourself if you feel the effects of altitude sickness.
Because of the altitude and the environment this area is usually very dry and exposed, be sure to have sun screen not only for when you get out of the car, but on your arms while driving. Wear sunglasses and drink plenty of water as it is very easy to become dehydrated.
There are very many side roads along the way. While many of the side roads do lead to interesting sights we do not recommend straying from our described drive for a variety of reasons, including getting lost. Consider bringing a GPS unit as well, as we do have this mapped with waypoints.
The start of this scenic drive can be reached in about the same amount of time regardless of whether you're on the Kona side or the Hilo side of the island.
If you are on the Kona side or up in Waimea, take Highway 190 and turn onto Saddle Road. Follow Saddle Road to the 28-mile marker, the junction of Mauna Kea Access Road and Saddle Road. Make a left onto Mauna Kea Access Road and take it to the 6.4-mile marker on Mauna Kea Access Road and the Mauna Kea Visitors Center.
If you are on the Hilo side we recommend you follow the detailed instructions in our Scenic Drive To The Summit Of Mauna Kea, and read it up to just before the 6.4-mile marker point - at the Visitors Center.
We do not recommend incorporating the summit of Mauna Kea into this drive as this is a long day-trip and it is best to start early, as you will end late. You may, however, wish to stop at the Visitors Center to stretch and use the restrooms before you begin.
JUST BEFORE the 6.4-mile marker - and JUST BEFORE the Visitors Center is a guardrail on the right side of the road. Sitting just below the guardrail is an old unused top of a small observatory dome. JUST BEFORE the guardrail, and this dome, is a dirt road going off to the right. This is the start of Kahinahina Road.
Instead of our normal odometer-by-odometer Scenic Drive presentation, we will do this more as a narrative because this is such a long drive. Well, actually, it is only 37 miles but it is slow going and the entire trip is going to take 7 hours. So the odometers will be going fast, with a couple stops for interesting views or quick side-hikes.
The Hawaiian word hinahina (he-na-he-na) means silversword and the prefix ka means the so this would be The Silversword Road and as we will see, that is indeed the case. Silversword is, of course, a very rare and endangered plant that only grows on the Big Island and Maui. You can read more about Silversword here - but first back to our drive.
On today's drive two other vehicle accompany us with friends joining us. We always prefer the safety of numbers when we are doing some of the more remote and difficult scenic drives, such as this one and the similar drive to the summit of Mauna Loa. Surprisingly, however, it is not that uncommon to meet other vehicles on this drive, as hunters and off-roaders frequent this area. Indeed, we saw a number of parked trucks and met one truck about half way around.
We should also mention that while you can, of course, do this drive either the way we are going, or backwards, we prefer going the counterclockwise way around. The main reason is that near the end is the roughest section and it seems to us that it would be worse coming the other way. While we have never taken this road the other way, we do know people who have and they make it through, so it must be doable through the really knarly sections.
Ok, starting out we make the right hand turn off of the Mauna Kea Access Road, just below the abandoned observatory dome top and guard rail. This is a flat dirt road with very little markings but there should be a yellow sign reading R1.
There are many roads up here that intersect, loop, dead-end, and some of which even extend down to Mana Road and below. Most of the main roads have been recently marked with bright yellow signs from R1 through R15. In cases where a road is not marked, it is either a loop and will come back to meet the main road, or it is a small off-side access or hunting road that will most likely eventually dead-end. For this trip we always want to stay on R1.
At odometer 0.5 we encounter our first gate, which should be unlocked and open (first GPS Waypoint). The road here is rough cinder and the sides vary from pahoehoe to a'a flows with Māmane bushes on either side.
For the most part we are going through sparse vegetation here as we are at the tree line. To our left virtually nothing grows as the upper slopes of Mauna Kea rear upwards. To our right is vegetation, which become more frequent as the slopes recede below us. At odometer 3.3 we get a steep incline and then at odometer 3.9 we stopped for a few minutes to take pictures (next Waypoint).
All the way along this first 1/3 of the road, as you begin to bend around Mauna Kea, you still get spectacular views of Mauna Loa out your back window so you should stop from time to time to check out the view. The cinder cones to the left side of the road along this stretch are also pretty nice. Ranging from brilliant reds through dusky browns, these are views you don't normally see of the summit.
Approaching the 4.1 odometer mark is another fork. In this case we went left but we believe it doesn't matter as the right fork loops around and meets back up. Immediately after, at odometer 4.2 is another for which we took the right (straight-through) path.
At odometer 5.5 (and our next Waypoint) we find our first large planting of Silversword (hinahina or 'āhinahina). These plantings are one of many groupings in an attempt to bring back the endangered Silversword plants.
Prior to western contact Silversword plants flourished, but the introduction of sheep and other grazing animals quickly destroyed the population until only 50 plants remained on the Big Island. Since these plants only grow on Maui and the Big Island, they became endangered and these plantings are some of the attempts to bring back the population.
Carefully walking about, you will notice there are literally hundreds of Silverswords planted here. Each plant has a shiny identification tag and most of the plants are very healthy. Silversword are rather strange in that they only bloom once, after growing for 40 to 50 years, and then immediately die - thus restoring these plants is difficult and tedious work.
As we continue down the road we will see other Silversword plantings on both side of the road.
At the 5.8 odometer mark we pass over a tributary with a nice valley view. This is the start of a number of gorges and streambeds that we will cross - all of which are small sources to the larger Wailuku river below.
We continue passing stream bed after stream bed, mostly small runoffs, and we can see to the left gorges cut through the cinder cones. This is the primary source of water for the eastern side of the Big Island. During a heavy upslope rainfall these streambeds would be choked full of water and debris, not somewhere you would want to be.
At odometer 7.0 (and the next Waypoint) we encounter probably the largest stream and the primary source of the Wailuku. This stream is a good twenty feet across and the rocks are all very smooth and bare having been scrubbed clean by thousands of years of cascading water and rocks. Normally dry during the summer months (if it isn't raining) it is amazing to think of all these streambeds combining together with other sources downslope to produce the huge Wailuku river.
At 7.1 we encounter a fork, which you should take to the right. At 7.6 is a left turn onto R4. This turn, if you take it, continues about 1/8 of a mile to the end of R4. A short hike takes you to enclosures on both the left and right sides of the road where Silverswords are planted in the protected fencing.
We continued past the R4 fork, staying on R1. At odometer 8.1 we encounter the R5 fork - keep to the left on R1, and at 10.0 we find the R6 fork, stay to the left and go up the big hill. At 10.9 you descend the hill and immediately climb back up another big hill.
As we come up to 11.1 the vegetation is dwindling on all sides of the road and gives way to gigantic cinder cones and enormous fields of blocks. This is the start of quite an amazing area - where rocks were blasted high into the air from huge vents, cracking into these jumbled pieces when they hit the ground. The ground here is littered with a very ordered casting of rocks from fist size to head size.
At 11.7 R6 rejoins us, stay on R1 and soon at 11.8 we reach Pu'u Kanakaleonui.
This will be our longest stop on this Scenic Drive. You should now be parked with Pu'u Kanakaleonui, the majestic cinder cone, on your right hand side. All around you is a huge field of very small pebbles and rocks, interspersed by fallen blocks and many, many round and football shaped Lava Bombs.
Lava Bombs are produced when molten lava is shot from a vent far into the air. As it falls back to earth, the molten blob of lava spins turning it into a sphere (if it spins evenly) or a football shape (if it spins primarily on one axis). If these cool enough, but not too much, before hitting the ground they can stay intact and remain as balls, sitting exactly where they landed.
The ground around you here is littered with Lava Bombs, from fist sized on up. It is quite the sight to see.
We like to take quite a long break here. There are a number of things to do and this is also a perfect spot for a picnic (though there is another spot further down the road which is also good, so if you want, make this a brief snack instead). If it is windy or cold, you will notice a not-too-steep road to your right that goes up into the lowest portion of the cone. You can easily drive up there and down into the cone where you can be more protected from the wind.
If you look upslope towards the summit of Mauna Kea from here, you will notice some white trash about 1/3 from the top of the ridge. This is the wreckage of an airplane that crashed here a number of years ago. It is miles away so inaccessible for most practical purposes.
You will see a small trail going to the summit of Pu'u Kanakaleonui. This is a fun and short hike, but do be careful as you are at altitude meaning it is harder to breath, and the trail is very steep with loose pebbles. Wear sneakers or boots and a hiking pole wouldn't hurt. When you get to the top, besides catching your breath you will have an outstanding 360° view of the valley below you, the other side of Pu'u Kanakaleonui (which is a huge vent and blowout) and more nearby cones with trails leading to them. There is a geo-position marker here (USGS) and often an offering or two to the mountain deities.
The lush forests you see below you, on the back side of Pu'u Kanakaleonui, are areas where experiments are currently going being done on reintroduction of rare and near-extinct Hawaiian birds, such as the Palila (Loxioides bailleui) - the endangered Hawaiian honeycreeper. Captive-reared Palila have been released in this lower forest area in an attempt to repopulate the species. A total of 10 birds were released between 1996 and 2002 with known genetic diversity. Each bird was banded and also had an electronic transmitter that allowed tracking for 8 weeks.
After our hike and snack we returned to the car and continued. At 12.0 is a left fork and a huge Lava Bomb sitting alone in a field of small pebbles. Intrigued we make the left and parked next to the bomb. This bomb is a mystery. How did this bomb get here? Unlike the cinder cone we were just at, this bomb sits alone for as far as the eye can see. The largest other pieces of rock are an occasional foot sized chunk - with the majority of rock being small pebbles or cinder. This bomb is huge, and sits alone. Was it thrown here? As most bombs arrive? If so it must have been one mighty blast and it was the only surviving member. An alternative explanation might have been that it rolled to this spot or was pushed along by an underlying flow - but even this explanation does not have much evidence behind it. Nevertheless, this is a most interesting bomb.
Returning to our car we went back to R1 (there is a little triangle of a road there that let's you join up a bit further - you'll see it) and continued. At 12.8 is the junction with R7. We went to the left and entered a sandy area.
At 13.2 is an ashy hill to the right and the location of the Mauna Kea Bike Races that are held periodically. You will see a lot of activity of the hill being used as a track with many bike trails all over the cone.
The road between 13.2 and 13.8 takes you down quite a ways and back into the tree line. The vegetation returns to a grass and you should again see and hear birds. By 14.0 odometer you are down to 8,800 feet with brush but this does not last long as by 14.4 you are back out of the vegetation and into a nasty a'a lava field.
At odometer 15.0 the road becomes twisty, narrow, and steep as you go through a'a ravines. Here is where the day started to turn on us. Up to this point we had been dry, with drifty clouds partially obscuring our view, but nothing threatening. However, at this point it began to rain - and it rained for the entire rest of the trip. At points the rain was a deluge, but for the most part it was just a steady rain.
Now, we should point out that it is very dangerous to be on this road when it rains. While most of the road is ok... sections that we have already passed through, as well as sections we are about to go through, have stream beds and flood channels we must cross. If it is raining hard above us on the summit than some of these channels may be flooded. However, as we were between the Wailuku feeds and the backside of Waimea, we had little choice but to go on and be cautious.
We began to see more birds, including a red tailed pheasant, near odometer 16.3 and by 16.7 we were back to a combination of brush and a'a lava flow.
At 17.0 is another fork, go right. From 17.4 through 18.1 you pass through a series of sand dunes. Sand dunes are very rare on the Big Island. While the Big Island has just about every ecosystem, one it does not have is Sahara type desert and desert sand dunes. While there are small patches of dunes in other portions of the island, such as scattered portions of Ka'u, this particular stretch, from 17.0 through 19.3 is the largest section of dunes. All of the dunes in this stretch are black sand and quite a few of them are to your left, up higher on the slopes. You will, however, find yourself driving through some of the lower dunes - be careful driving here so that you don't sink down into the fine particles.
At 18.1 you will see a right hand turn that dead ends within a few yards at a wooden gate. This is our next stopping point and is also a great place to have a snack and do a little exploring. Take the right and pull up near the gate. You will quickly see that this is a little triangle off the main road.
At this point, looking up summit you will see more of the sand dunes we were just discussing. Beyond the gate is a meadow and to the right, a very large, well vegetated cone. While we have explored beyond the gate, there is actually much to see and do without having to climb over the gate. If you walk to the right of the gate you will find a crude path. Take the path along the fence line and you will discover, after a few yards that between the meadow and the huge cone is a very long and deep fissure. The fissure is easily 25 to 40 feet deep in spots and between 10 to 20 feet wide. It goes for a long distance, around the cone, before emptying into a valley at the other side of the meadow.
The fissure is interesting and there are ways down into it, though difficult. Near the end of the fissure, by the fence, the fencing stops and there is a gentle upslope worthy of a short walk.
We often pick this spot for our big break - and have more food and water while exploring the area. This is about the half-way mark and we are now beginning to go around the backside, or Waimea facing side, of Mauna Kea.
Back in the car, we rejoin to the main road and discover more dunes up to 19.3. At 19.8 the road becomes seriously 4-wheel only.
We highly recommend getting out here and examining each fork in the road to determine which is better. Both take you to the same spot, which is quite a bit down the road and around a curve. We went to the right and it was very tough going -- very rough road and very rocky. Everyone, of course, followed us and at one point there had to be some backing up and going forward again as people got stuck in hard spots. We suspect, but didn't confirm, that going left at the fork might have been a bit smoother.
Now at this point it is starting to rain pretty hard - visibility is very low - only about 20 feet. However, past rides on this road remind us that there are spectacular views to be had on a clear day, both upslope and downslope. The Waimea side of Mauna Kea looks down a huge steep slope to a valley, then back up a bit to the town of Waimea, very visible in the distance. On good days Maui might be visible and you can also see good views of the ocean. However, for us, it is only rain and more rain.
At 20.2 the road becomes ok again, but at 20.4 you go up another very steep hill but by 20.7 again the road is fine.
We should also point out that through much of this area we encountered many birds - most of them ground-birds who were enjoying the road. Since the weather was so poor we were able to obtain only a few photographs and could not easily identify the bird types (pheasants and grouses or something similar).
As you go through here, another feature you will begin to see are steep flood channels to your left that go over the road and continue down the side of Mauna Kea. These are very dangerous in flooding situations - though luckily for us there had't been enough rain yet and these were only flowing a mere trickle. Also be careful of the right side of the road as some of these flood channels have washed out a bit of the road.
At 22.7 is R9 to the right - go straight here (not right) following R1. By 25.8 you will be on a much better road that will open up into different meadows. At 26.7 is some fencing, a pasture, some quite large rocks and if you look carefully, a hunters cabin hidden in the trees. You can get a better view of the cabin a little further down the road after the road takes a curve to the right.
You will continue through meadows (with beautiful views when it is nice weather) till the 31.7 odometer and the R10 junction, continue on R1 and the road goes from rocky to a regular dirt road. At 32.5 you enter a forest grove and after a short distance you will come out with a cabin on your left and the road will end at a closed gate.
The cabin is another hunters cabin - available to hunters to use during extended trips. Pull up to the gate and get out and open it (it should not be locked - if it is locked, I hope you brought your bolt cutters :~). We have had only one report of the gate being locked - and we have never encountered it locked ourselves (nor have numerous friends who have taken the road).
Drive through the gate and be sure to close it securely behind you. Follow the dirt road.
I'll also mention that at this point I accidentally turned off my GPS, forgetting that it was still a bit to Saddle Road. I turned it back on after a small distance, but if you are following the GPS coordinates you will notice a gap in the track. Don't fret, the road is easy to follow at this point and you won't get lost.
As you go down the dirt road you will encounter side roads, most of them with R-signs. These are mostly fire-breaks and there is little to see, though some are hunting roads.
At 34.9 is a junction with R15. To your left you will also see a pretty impressive cinder cone. There is a road to the top of this cone but we were pretty tired and didn't want to go all the way to the top. However, we did turn onto R15 and drove to the base of the cone. It is a short distance to the base and you will find that there is a motorcycle track here - so this is probably a pretty popular weekend spot, though it was empty today.
Going out R15 the way we came in, we rejoined R1. At odometer 37.0 you encounter the Kilohana Hunters Station - a small shelter, and the road ends at Saddle Road.
Whew - the trip is done. It was unfortunate that we had rain halfway through, since on a clear day we would have had twice the number of photographs... but it was still well worth it and everyone made it out ok.
The end of this scenic drive deposits you onto Saddle Road at the Kilohana Hunters Station near the Girl Scout Camp Headquarters, and makai (ocean side) of Bradshaw Military Base. If you are heading to Kona make a right onto Saddle Road. If you are heading to Hilo make a left on Saddle Road.
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We invite you to come as you are. Harvest Springs Ministries is where you will find the deliverance power of God. It is our desire to impact lives with the Love of God and the power of his word. It does not matter what street or avenue to which life has detoured you. | 2019-04-21T22:16:49 | http://harvestspringsministries.com/ |
TÁNAISTE JOAN BURTON has remained adamant that the Government will survive its term in office.
Reports at the weekend suggested that some in Fine Gael have mooted the possibility of calling an early vote, but is something strongly opposed by Taoiseach Enda Kenny.
Speaking to reporters this afternoon at the launch of a report by the Retirement Planning Council of Ireland, Burton said that Labour is preparing for an election, but it envisages that it will take place in 2016.
We also have a social recovery to implement, so I’m looking forward to in next year’s Budget actually continuing with the progress made in this year’s Budget.
The Tánaiste described the measures coming into effect in the coming weeks as “small starts”, but significant for those who will benefit.
Burton also wouldn’t be drawn on whether she expects a repeat of the Jobstown protest, and said she has ‘co-operated fully with gardaí’ investigating.
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Justin Bieber Steps Out In Wacky Tracksuit After Legally Marrying Hailey Baldwin — Love Or Loathe?
Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin reportedly didn’t sign a prenup before getting legally married. HollywoodLife spoke to a lawyer about what consequences that could have if they ever divorce.
Just two months after getting engaged, Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin reportedly got married at a New York City courthouse on Sept. 13. But in their rush to get hitch they “didn’t tell anyone on their teams what was going on,” and never signed a prenuptial agreement, The Sun reported. HollywoodLife spoke EXCLUSIVELY with Pasadena-based family lawyer Kelly Chang Rickert to learn just what kind of complications may arise if the pair ever decide to divorce.
However, Chang Rickert doesn’t suggest looking at not having a prenup as a “danger” since “the prenup only comes into play when a marriage does end.” If Hailey and Justin last, this is a nonissue. But as we know, half of all marriages do end in divorce. If that’s the fate for this couple then Justin “risks being subject to the laws of whichever state he ends up getting divorced in,” the lawyer says.
For instance, California is one of nine states that has community property, so if that’s the state they divorce in, “he would need to part with half of the assets he acquired during the marriage and before the date of separation. He also would need to pay support based on California guideline,” Chang Rickert says. The divorce would also likely hurt the “No Brainer” singer far more than his wife, since Justin has a reported net worth of $265 million and Hailey has a reported net worth of $3 million, according to InStyle. | 2019-04-24T02:53:36 | https://hollywoodlife.com/2018/09/16/justin-bieber-hailey-baldwin-lawyer-explains-no-prenup-consequences/ |
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A R T & D E S I G N b y c a n d a c e b r e k k e : Student Web Design!
I had the pleasure of team teaching the Digital Design class this semester at Minot State University. What a talented group of students! I just had to showcase their final projects. I'm so very proud of them all!!
The project consisted of branding a 'new business' in town, Doorstep Deliveries. The business model was to provide a grocery shopping service online, local delivery and additional interactive features throughout the site. Once the logo was developed, we explored site architecture and developed our site map.
Each student took it a different direction and it was great to hear their rationale behind their concept. Their solutions to the creative brief and site architecture were all solved in a variety of ways, each visually communicating appropriately.
They designed (Photoshop) and developed their sites, everything from color, photography and font choice, to slicing and development (Dreamweaver). Some used HTML while others used CSS.
Take a peek...I will showcase more next week!
I wish it was for real. | 2019-04-23T10:37:11 | http://www.candacebrekke.com/2011/05/student-web-design.html |
How Jingles can be powerful education tools.
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Ms. Sudha Sridevi is the Academic Head for schools at Nalanda Educational Institutions, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. She has also worked in implementing technology supportive curriculum in her organisation.
In this article, Ms. Sridevi speaks of how jingles, music and dance can be used as effective tools to help children in learning and retaining concepts.
Memory is considered a gift in disguise. Though focus of education has shifted from knowledge to skills, the value of remembering does not change. Appreciation of all forms reach only those who can recall and remember.
New terminologies become ‘tongue twisters’ for youngsters in the early stages of learning. Training them to pronounce and remember spelling is an uphill task for the teacher to achieve. ‘Jingles’ provide scope for such training. For example, understanding that earth is a combination of many spheres can be diagrammatically and poetically represented as follows.
Music and dance are forms of expressions which gives emotional connection to learning. It is well known fact that engaging or interesting facts are not easily forgotten. Similarly, when emotions are associated with learning, it is rarely erased. Institutions come across many types of differentiation among its learners and teachers. The mode of learning and the learning styles, though not always a constant, shows the variation among the learners. Among teachers, the differentiation is the ability of some to take up the ‘dull’ subjects and change it to ‘entertaining visuals’ while some take up ‘most disturbing’ segment of students to convert them to ‘most obedient’ mates. The key aspect behind such conversions are ‘strong emotional bonds’ created when learning happens both for the learner and the teacher. When educationists can cater to this part of emotion, learning shows a positive influence.
Rhythmic text goes a long way in building a healthy brain. Text when converted to such brilliant strokes, makes learning memorable.
Mathematics has some of the most confusing terminologies. Reinforcement and repeating of the concept helps build a concrete understanding of the most basic facts.
Creating such jingles can also be promoted in a classroom. It can be done by the teacher or by an interested student for the benefit of others. Such work when appreciated provides scope for developing such skills further. Most often, concepts are presented from different perspectives. Journey of a river, is presented as interesting experiences by many writers and poets, from the language perspective, example ‘River of Life’ by Thomas Campbell compares the flow of river with the stages of life. This is literature perspective, however, when the concentration is towards developing terminologies the same concept of river can be changed with some amount of literary aspects.
Journey of a River – Geographical terminology perspective.
The philosophy of learning has taken a shift in its approach towards ‘lifelong learning’. To acquire immense knowledge and develop capacity to learn is to be tuned towards individual abilities and capabilities. Conceptual understanding is hyped in classroom when process and procedures are set as routines. Plain sentences seldom draw the students towards learning. Knowing pretty well, the attention span among learners is not always a constant, it becomes difficult to achieve the goal of learning the concept.
New ways have always interested educationist, however, old ways of singing while teaching has reached a stage of fossilization. Jingles and Rhymes still steal the hearts of children, proof of such an ability can be seen when some of the advertisement jingles are famous than the product themselves. Good jingles go a long way in memory retention. However, rocking music for lessons is still a distant dream. Developing good jingles can be a way to achieve a ‘learning generation’.
What should be the real concern?
Are you a happy Montessori teacher like me? | 2019-04-21T18:10:34 | https://greycaps.com/theteacher/Teacher-Forum/powerful-education-tools |
In a nutshell, yes, I believe it is — though there’s no need to hit the panic button. This should be a gradual evolution. However, it’s one we need to pay attention to. A helpful way of looking at it is this: in the SAP eSOA era, IT and Business are converging — therefore SAP technical and functional skill sets are converging.
The first part of this sentence, that IT and Business are converging, is really the great inarguable point that SAP is wisely betting its future on. The second part is the implications of this for technical and functional SAP consultants. The idea that the skill set of the technical and functional SAP consultant is converging is not my own - it was offered up in a workshop I attended on becoming an SAP Business Process Expert that was hosted by Marco ten Vaanholt, Global Director of the SAP BPX Community, and Puneet Suppal of Capgemini.
The official title of the workshop was "How to Transform from a Technology or Business Consultants to a Business Process Expert and put eSOA to Work." This workshop was significant enough that I’m going to write a longer piece on it, and I’m also hoping to have Marco on for a podcast on my site shortly.
But let me summarize a couple very interesting implications out of this presentation. First key point: it would be a mistake to assume that when we say that functional and technical SAP skill sets are converging that technical SAP folks will start configuring tables and functional folks will start cranking out ABAP.
In the view of Puneet Suppal of Capgemini, both the traditional SAP skills sets: (1) ABAP and (2) configuring the IMG, are going to either phase out though automated tools or become utterly commoditized. A similar view was echoed by SAP Chief Technology Officer Vishal Sikka during my TechEd interview with him, and I happen to agree with it also. I’ll go into more detail on Vishal’s views at a later point.
So for now, what are the implications? If the main SAP technical skill sets are eventually going to go away, what’s an SAP consultant to do? This is a tricky question, especially because the next generation jobs aren’t really there yet. Right now, the vast majority of SAP jobs are still in the core functional areas, involving the same IMG/configuration skills that are supposedly going away.
The answer lies in making a gradual skills transition, following one step behind SAP. Savvy consultants will ride the upgrade wave and choose forward-thinking projects that expose them to as much of this new technology as possible. Through the SAP BPX community, there will be plenty of opportunities for self-education as well. It’s not about becoming irrelevant, it’s about taking a pro-active mindset towards evolving your skills. The best SAP consultants have been following this strategy for years anyhow.
One thing I do see changing is the ideal skills mix of the SAP consultant. For many years, I have been telling SAP consultants to strive for an "80/20 skills mix." By that I mean that the ideal skills combination is either eighty percent functional or eighty percent technical. The remaining twenty percent gives you just enough knowledge of the other side of SAP to be effective on project sites.
Historically, the problem with being a techno-functional consultant with a 50/50 skills mix is that SAP rewards specialization. In my recent podcast with Rohana Gunawardena of Exium, Inc, Rohana talked about how the best SAP consultants focus on either the functional or technical side of SAP rather than trying to "straddle the fence." But in the future, I think that’s going to change, at least for these so-called "Business Process Experts." (BPEs).
Some of these BPEs will come from a technical background, and some from a functional, but overall, I think it’s safe to say that in the future, that 50/50 skills mix may actually become the ideal. But we’re not there yet. Therefore, SAP professionals are in an odd spot: the skills needed for success now are not the same as what will be needed down the road.
In the end, however, just as SAP emphasizes an evolution of product improvement that is not disruptive, SAP professionals should be able to evolve their skills in line with SAP. The key will be to anticipate which skills are actually being used on project sites, as compared to the skills that might take center stage at conferences but aren’t actually being utilized.
One of the great things about this evolution to an SAP Business Process Expert is that you don’t just have to wait on the right project to come along. Many of the tools of this skill set, such as "Web 2.0" know-how are available to learn on your own, and the SAP BPX community has a lot to offer in this area also. Of course, exactly what skills are needed to fill in the gaps depends on where you start from within SAP.
For those who are looking for more practical next steps on making the transition to BPE, rest assured, I’ll be returning to this topic frequently in my blog, in my podcasts, and in upcoming articles.
Site Manager’s Note: This blog entry is from a longer piece Jon Reed has written on SAP TechEd 2007 that will be posted soon.
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Some of the richest copper mines in the United Kingdom, a rare Cornish canal and a railway uniquely engineered to convey the minerals by gravity combine to make a fascinating story. The wealth brought by copper, as well as by tin and granite, extracted from this corner of Bodmin Moor, built the town of Liskeard and the harbour of Looe that we know today. It gave us a unique transport system, built to service the bonanza of Caradon copper, a mining discovery that germinated, blossomed, withered and died all within fifty years, but left us the picturesque railway line to Looe. It is a story of ingenuity and capability, of independence and interdependence, of hope and despair. It could only have happened in Victorian Britain. This is very much a local story, for it was all achieved by local people; people like engineers Robert Coad and Silvanus Jenkin, like mining entrepreneurs Peter and James Clymo and like the banker Lewis Foster who was receiver of the Caradon line for twenty-eight years. The definitive history of the Liskeard & Looe Union Canal, the Liskeard & Caradon Railway and the Liskeard & Looe Railway was first published in 1978 and has been scarce and sought after for some years. This new edition has been fully revised and benefits from additional research and many new illustrations. | 2019-04-25T12:28:21 | https://www.moorebooks.co.uk/Caradon-and-Looe-The-Canal-Railways-and-Mines.html |
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Around January of last year, my oldest daughter wrapped up Blossom and Root Early Years Vol. 2 and moved into Blossom and Root Kindergarten. We’ve been going at a pretty leisurely pace for the past seven months, adding in supplementary projects with Brave Writer’s Jot It Down program and following our curiosity with several child-led investigations. We’ve made it about halfway through so far.
Blake showed more interest in math than I was anticipating, and began asking me to do more. Blossom and Root Kindergarten’s math is pretty gentle, so I decided to incorporate Singapore Math. We finished the Essential A book in about three months, but Essential B is definitely more difficult, so we take our time and incorporate lots of manipulative play when needed to reinforce the concepts. She’s really enjoying it, and I really like the way Singapore Math is set up.
Between the Blossom and Root curriculum, our additional nature study, Brave Writer projects and activities, and Singapore Math, we spend around two hours a day, five days a week on homeschool.
We are part-time homeschoolers. My daughters both currently attend my mom’s preschool part-time while my husband and I work. Homeschool happens around our work schedule, which is pretty flexible, often with the bulk of it happening Friday thru Sunday. This fall, Blake will be leaving the preschool and attending a half-day program at a local classical academy charter school. We will continue doing homeschool, focusing especially on reading aloud together, art and music, nature study, and the Brave Writer lifestyle.
What are you doing for kindergarten in your homeschool program? I would love to hear, so please share in the comments section! I hope everyone has a wonderful homeschool year!
Read about what we’re doing with my youngest for homeschool pre-k by clicking here.
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In January 2008, Niki Davies (Treasurer) and Helen Golding (Parishioner) had the honour of taking part in the inauguration ceremony for the Office/Training Centre that has been built using funds provided by The Sunny Trust.
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The most prevalent phytosterols in the diet are beta-sitosterol, campesterol and stigmasterol. Plant oils contain the highest concentration of phytosterols – so nuts and seeds contain fairly high levels and all fruits and vegetables generally contain some amount of phytosterols. Perhaps the best way to obtain beta-sitosterol is to eat a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds (which obviously brings numerous other benefits as well) or to take a daily dose of Lesterol®.
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So I've been using these two without issue for a while. All of a sudden today, the lauchpad will not light up. In the Novation Launchpad app, I have all the colors set. In the macros, they can see that I press the button (when I click Listen...), however the macros already programmed will not execute, and NONE of the lights match the profile I had set up in the applet. What on earth is going on?
This also just happened after I updated the 3play today.
And btw, the update wiped out ALL of my custom Novation Launchpad configurations.
I found the issue, and it seems really stupid.
We use a USB hub for keyboard, mouse, and Novation pad. And when plugged into one port the pad works fine, plugged into a different port, it's as if a whole new never before seen pad was added to the system.
I still had to reconfigure the colors since the update lost them. | 2019-04-19T04:32:11 | https://forums.newtek.com/archive/index.php/t-149198.html?s=89c8872e5c46a7f18d9ecf689a7e15c9 |
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that is not ideal for the woods or sell it as is/part it out and get a woods bike but go in debt $6-7 K? Thoughts?
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AO always follows where possible and always recommends a process of consultancy and scoping with prospective and existing customers. This ensures that both parties understand what is required, proposed and expected - meaning there are no surprises with expectations, deliverables and results.
Finally, the exact technology requirements evolve as a natural consequence of this process e.g. number of users, modules and utilities and the degree of integration necessary with the existing system environment is clearly defined.
to come up with the protocol of the Workshop which will act as a guideline during the implementation of the relevant and selected modules from the AO Campaign suite of applications.
Following on from the Scoping Workshop, AO carries out a process that is appropriate for the implementation of an omni-channel, product information and content publishing system.
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CS Lewis taught us in Meditations in a Toolshed the difference between looking at and looking along.
When looking at Parkinson’s disease it appears dark and gloomy.
But, looking along, in both directions, the disease is illuminated by the world view of Christ’s light.
When looking along as a Christian, I can observe the Theodrama, the redemptive drama in which I play a part.
The brilliance of God provides the appropriate stage lighting to set the mood and tone.
The audience watches me to rate the playwright. My performance can glorify the author of all things or I can fall short and the director encourages me to do better.
I am never fired by the playwright and director, they again hand me the holy script for more study.
How to live a righteous life?
Realizing sin exists in me yet I am a new creature in Christ I have struggled with why I am not now righteous. Or, to put it differently, why do I continue to be ( a verb) so unrighteous?
It dawned on me after reading Tim Keller’s The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness I should no longer fixate on my self and my sin.
My focus should be on my already perfect rightness provided by the death of Jesus and imputed to me by God.
By living through faith I am righteous. I no longer need to work at righteousness. The righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe. For there is no distinction: for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God,and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus, whom God put forward as a propitiation by his blood, to be received by faith. This was to show God’s righteousness,righteousness, because in his divine forbearance he had passed over former sins. It was to show his righteousness at the present time, so that he might be just and the justifier of the one who has faith in Jesus. Romans 3: 22-27.
Author ForgetfulnessPosted on March 29, 2014 March 29, 2014 Tags faith, justified, living, rightgeousness, rightheouLeave a comment on How to live a righteous life? | 2019-04-22T14:26:36 | https://mytheodrama.wordpress.com/ |
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In the Circus of You is a deliciously distorted fun house of poetry and art by Nicelle Davis and Cheryl Gross. Both private and epic, this novel-in-poems explores one woman’s struggle while interpreting our world as a sideshow, where not only are we the freaks, but also the on-lookers wondering just how “normal” we are—or ought to be. Davis’ poetry and Gross’ images collaborate over the themes of sanity, monogamy, motherhood, divorce, artistic expression, and self-creation to curate a menagerie of abnormalities that defines what it is to be human. The universe of this book is one in which dead pigeons talk, clowns hide in the chambers of the heart, and the human body turns itself inside out to be born again as a purely sensory creature. This grotesquely gorgeous peep show opens the velvet curtains on the beautiful complications of life.
Lately, I have been breaking all my dishes. I’ve been inviting friends to break them with me. I even let my five-year old son toss a plate down some concrete stairs. I’m convinced this is poetry—that the sound of contact—of opening—is the music of being.
Here is the plate, the cup, the bowl, you choose. Here. The implications of its blank surface—smooth in your hands—the meal that was and wasn’t—the story that was and never will be. Now release it. Your dish becomes a bird—it sings like a bell when it hits—the ground is scattered with shark-toothed fragments. You are dry underwater. You are what shouldn’t be. You are stepping between pieces of wholeness.
You feel ridiculous; it is so serious. You are laughing. You are crying. You are letting go. Great poetry can't happen without some level of letting go. You must unclench your fists, your life, your eyes, your legs for a moment and let it swing out into the open air not really knowing how it all ends. It's the lack of knowing that means you have—gasp—stepped away from the prescribed narrative. Your hand twinges slightly from the shallow cuts. You see how beneath the skin, a red garden is blooming. Between the internal and external—between release and shattering—is poetry.
Poetry, for me, is the art of carving out the betwixt of existence—it is the moment of conversion, that quick intake of breath when dreams enter into reality. It is never pretty. No. It is quite awkward; the product never matches the intention. But there is a magic in the effort—and by magic I mean a hope that we can pull our dreams into reality. The poem evokes an infinite vastness, the motions of raw potential, the possibility of transcendence. It is more than words on a page; it is the plate breaking.
birds build nests in these abandoned round doors.
requires deep and extensive roots.
Developers wait until dark to topple and stack Joshua Trees.
reduced to a heap—morning reminds us.
This lot has been left new because of its proximity to the prison.
Across the road is the Institution—minimum and maximum security—male inmates.
I feel a snake at my feet.
You ask, Is everything ok?
Is ok. I say but shake like a rattle.
It doesn’t seem like night falling, so much as stars rising.
and the prison lights shine like earth bound stars.
in the distance—a walking star.
We steal a shopping cart to gather objects left in the desert. We have one night to make an apocalyptic go-cart.
What else would we do? What’s left to do?
We collect what has been left behind by others. I find baby shoes and bullets—a full bucket of each.
You find a shanty town made of broken chairs and sticks.
From the back of your truck, we watch the meteorite shower.
At the foot of the prison, people can watch without paying, fireworks. Independence Day, shots are fired at the sky while babies lose their shoes to snake holes.
This is not the end of the world, but its edge.
The Body Is / The Body is Not is a poetry performance piece that looks at the body as a border.
Using the concrete idea of body (i.e. skin, flesh, bone, blood), poet Nicelle Davis explores the abstract concepts of borders (i.e. the act of entering and entering any symbolic space). This many layered collaboration required the efforts of several talented individuals including: Louis Buchhold, Cheryl Gross, Larissa Nickel, Pavlina Janssen, Jason Hughes, Charles Hood, Dawn Fox, Emily Fox, Karl Preusser, and Joseph West.
Louis Buchold is covered in tattoos; these tattoos create a second skin—a tapestry of love affairs illustrated. (One of his tattoos is part of a collaboration that Cheryl and Nicelle have been working on. You can see more about this process by watching the documentary Tatt-Talk.) Tattoos complicate the idea of the body: 1) body-art both invites and barricades viewers from seeing the individual, 2) the act of tattooing requires penetration, yet such wounds creates a covering to the naked human exterior, 3) most people who meet Louis would recognize him from his suit and tie; they would never suspect there is a novel of inked images beneath his button-up shirt. For these, and several other reasons, tattoos expose how the body is a border--it is a place of entry and a wall of protection.
In West Hollywood alleyway, Jason Hughes took pictures of Louis's living tapestry. Then Nicelle Davis took the images and projected Louis (as art) upon her skin. Then, artists Dawn Fox and Pavlina Janssen added paint, lipstick, glue, paper, nails, and tinfoil to the human canvas. Photographers Emily Fox and Charles Hood took photos of the mock layering.
Once they had an idea of what the process might look like, the team approached Red Hen Press to help host a performance at Boston Court Theater. Red Hen Press and Boston Court were eager to support the project. In a 15 minute poetry reading, the creative team was able to showcase what took months to assemble. With the talents of Joseph West and Karl Preusser audio and music was added to the performance. The audience was asked to help add to the layering by yelling out their own spontaneous poetry about the body.
Everyone brought their own stories, intended messages, and experiences to the project. For Nicelle, the project was about exploring and exhibiting basic human rights—the right to be, the right to love. (It was also intended as love message her best friend, Curtis, who is a daring advocate for human rights.) Art often is layered even in its intentions–isn’t that a sort of magic.
Hopefully, whoever sees this piece will bring their own visions of what it means to be human.
Karl Preusser, music; Pavlina Janssen, actor / artist and costumes: Larissa Nickel, actor / artist; Louis Buchhold III, actor / artist; Joseph West, magic; sound / video, Jason Hughes, photography; Curt Hanson, help and support.
back, but they came for his kitchen.
She is 6 months in with her 3rd.
and unborn warrant no support.
class—she needs to find work.
she’s mapping the stroll. Bing!
That night, I dream of closed eyes.
spore dividing into new wholes—the future.
are generic, what did you do last summer?
living in a flame that doesn’t burn—a womb.
against the unremembering of bars.
of me in that pulsing house. | 2019-04-22T02:11:48 | http://www.nicelledavis.net/ |
@NoOneLikeD This was horrible. Trying to step up to drew pearson from the year before and failed miserably.
@PeteBlackburn has all four conference final teams from the year before, all lose in the first round the next year? | 2019-04-25T07:51:02 | http://www.flictions.com/texts/from-the-year-before/ |
The Indiana Department of Revenue has taken a new position regarding whether documentation fees are subject to sales tax. It is effective April 2, 2019.
As always, fees for services performed after the transfer of a vehicle or trailer are not considered part of the sales price; therefore, they are NOT subject to sales tax. (For this purpose, the transfer takes place upon physical delivery as a purchaser takes possession and control of the property, regardless of whether the title has yet been transferred.) The dealer must maintain adequate records noting all services pertaining to the fees charged. The records must also detail any services performed after the transfer in order to be exempted from sales tax. Fees charged for services performed prior to a customer taking physical possession of the vehicle or trailer ARE subject to sales tax. Doc fees have historically been treated as a service NOT subject to sales tax. This is no longer the case and the change stems from the state allowing dealers to charge a “convenience fee” relative to the titling services they offer.
As a reminder, the General Assembly added IC 9-14.13-3 effective July 1, 2016, which established a separate “convenience fee” allowing dealers to charge for services that, in the past, had been excluded from the retail unitary transaction and were reflected by the documentation fee. As such, fees qualifying as separate “convenience fees” are NOT subject to sales tax. While dealers may still charge a separate documentation fee [in addition to the convenience fee], any other services attributable to documentation fees will be considered seller service charges, which are necessary for sale completion as per IC 6-2.5-1-5(a)(3) and these WILL be subject to sales tax.
The bottom line: effective April 2, 2019, a dealer’s Documentation Fees are most likely subject to sales tax. | 2019-04-20T04:32:26 | https://www.hbkcpa.com/indiana-dept-of-rev-changes-tax-policy-on-doc-fees/ |
People with malicious intents have been around since the beginning of time and that is not about to end anytime soon.
It is important for the safety of the home, family, and neighborhood to learn to protect oneself from those that intend to act out of line. Using Protection One Home Security Systems is a great way to start to do just that. They offer affordable and fully customizable systems for residential and business protection and peace of mind.
The main reason most people read a review on a company is to find out if there are any reasons not to purchase. Well, I figured why not get to the bottom of it and list off the negative stuff first. One of the biggest red flags with Protection 1 is their lack of transparency. They will slide in hidden fees and even if you try and cancel your service within their “14 day refund guarantee” they will slap you with an $80 restocking fee. On top of that, their equipment is severely outdated. If you buy their base package you are required to have a land line to set it up.
Visit the Protection One Home Security Systems website.
Here people will find pricing lists and a link to get a free quote.
There is also an option to chat live with agents that are online about any questions.
Protection One will give details on services, hardware and overall costs to the customer. Additional information may also be requested, this can be delivered by email or the postal service.
Once the home or business owner makes a decision, the hardware will be sent with all necessary instructions included.
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Medical alert devices that may be worn are monitored 24/7.
Wireless door and window sensors, these are attached to openings in a way that when a door or window is opened while the alarm is armed, the alarm will be triggered to go off.
Remote controlled locks, that may be activated by the smart phone or through the Protection One monitoring system.
A wireless doorbell, that alerts a cellphone upon ringing.
Wireless motion detectors, these have a wide range and are immune to the presence of pets.
Protection One also offers a professionally monitored smoke and carbon monoxide detection system for the home.
There is an option to purchase water leak sensors, that will warn when there is a leak or danger of flooding.
Wireless indoor and outdoor security cameras with cloud storage for all of those recorded hours. There is a wide range of cameras to choose from, depending on the needs of the home or business owner. A homeowner can even check up on their pets with this system to be sure they are behaving!
All of this is tied together with the property owner’s choice of touchscreen security and home monitoring system. It also acts as a hub for any Z-Wave smart home products such as lights and climate control may be controlled through this device as well. Protection One offers one-stop affordable shopping for easy use of all smart home or smart business products.
The climate control feature involves integration with a cell phone GPS locator. The thermostat knows when the owner is on the property and will adjust accordingly.
Check out Protect America for all home and business monitored security needs, get a free quote, its easy and can be fully integrated with all the new smart home and smart business products. It is easy to install, simple to use and won’t cost an arm and a leg like many of the other hyped up products out there today. | 2019-04-26T14:37:24 | https://www.protectamerica.com/home-security-blog/in-review/protection-one-home-security-systems-your-options_23551 |
Watches over your system and automatically shuts down compressor when CO level is too high.
The carbon monoxide (CO) monitor prevents contamination of the air supply by shutting down the compressor when the CO level is too high. The cartridge monitor will do the same when the moisture level is too high. These monitors are available for electric, gasoline, or diesel driven compressors. They may also be ordered as retrofit kits to be installed on existing compressor systems.
The Mako cartridge monitor has its sensor located inside the chamber, not the disposable cartridge. There is no need for the added expense of purchasing a cartridge with an installed sensor.
Automatically shuts down compressor when CO level is too high May be used on any brand compressor system Tamper resistant by use of keystroke sequence Automatically alerts user when recalibration is required Self prompting instructions allows user to recalibrate quickly. | 2019-04-22T00:30:54 | https://www.proairmidwest.com/co-and-cartridge-monitors/ |
If you have questions, call us now 870-619-2101 and we'll answer them quickly. It is our commitment to make your dumpster rental in Pine Bluff as hassle free as possible. We understand that you may have a few questions about us and we are certain that the best way to answer them is to talk to us. Call us now and a customer-friendly representative will give you clear-cut answers.
Often dumpster rental pricing in Pine Bluff is not as well-defined as it should be. There are dumpster rental companies that give add on fees and which you wouldn’t be aware of until it’s already too late. We are proud to say that we don’t practice this. It’s our policy for our dumpster rental pricing to be clear and well-defined. Included in our affordable pricing are delivery, landfill charges, specific weight limit, and pick up. We offer well-defined and reasonable pricing with no hidden surprises.
If you’re living in Pine Bluff and planning to rent a dumpster for whatever reasons such as a renovation or remodeling project, this simple guide we’ve created is perfect for you. Renting a dumpster should be easy, but knowing what questions you should ask and the right information to provide can certainly make the whole process more efficient, and in the end, it will cost you less money and time.
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It is worthwhile to spend some time to gather the information that Top Dog Dumpster Rental in Pine Bluff will need from you so they can provide you with the right price quote. At least, you will need to provide us some basic information so we can provide you with the right price quote.
The very first thing any dumpster rental company in Pine Bluff would want to know from you is the kind of waste material and how much of it you’re planning to put in their dumpster. This helps us provide you with the right recommendation on the best dumpster size most appropriate for your job. In general, there are four rental dumpster sizes available, and these are 10, 20, 30, and 40 yards.
Once you already have the needed information to get your free price quote from Top Dog Dumpster Rental then you should give us a call at 870-619-2101. If you need help, we are here to guide you along the way.
Here at Top Dog Dumpster Rental in Pine Bluff, we do our best not to charge you with additional fees. We try to be transparent and help you understand which fees will be charged depending on how you use the dumpster.
If you’re planning to place the dumpster on your property in Pine Bluff, make sure not to place it on any grassy or soft ground. This is because dumpsters are very heavy, and without proper support they can do damage to your property or sink into the ground. | 2019-04-23T02:45:44 | http://www.dumpsterrentalpinebluffar.com/ |
Dandelions deliver a desirable product: rubber. This is why the robust and undemanding plants have become the focus of attention of the rubber-producing industry. But how is rubber, contained in the plant’s white milky fluid, actually formed? A team of scientists has now identified proteins, which play a key role in the production of rubber in the plant. Thus a biotechnological production of rubber comes closer. | 2019-04-20T03:17:50 | http://www.rta-instruments.com/2015/06/bouncing-weeds.html |
More Frosting or More Cake?
It’s no surprise that technology is making rapid advancements. Technology has been a topic of discussion with our clients for quite some time. To that end, a client and I were recently discussing just how different his job was today in comparison to five or ten years ago. The reason? Technology.
Can You Have Your Cake & Eat It, Too?
Today the marketplace is complex and involves many different levels and steps. Let’s take the example of a cattle feedlot. To go from being cattle standing in a feedlot to a consumable product, a lot has to happen.
The cattle at the feedlot must be transported to a meat packing plant. Next, a decision must be made about which grade of meat goes where and whether the meat packing plant has an internal marketing and distribution department or if independent brokers sell the meat. Once those logistics are coordinated, the meat is then transported to grocery stores and wholesalers to be purchased and consumed.
Put simply: if you’re looking at this process like a layered cake with frosting between each layer holding everything together and representing a “middle” person or step in the process, you end up with a big piece of cake that has more frosting than actual cake. More frosting means consumers are paying a higher price and your profits are lower.
Let’s take the same example from above, from cattle standing in a feedlot to a consumable product. Using blockchain, the number of middle people (or frosting) will shrink dramatically. To have a feedlot, or consortium of feedlots, seek out and purchase contracts in which to sell products directly would be a major disruptor to our current market structure.
Think for a moment just how powerful of a solution blockchain will be if a consortium of feedlots together provides one years’ worth of beef to your favorite fast food chain. Many layers of the cake are removed in that scenario, resulting in less frosting being necessary to hold everything together. All of a sudden, there is more cake than frosting, resulting in higher profits for you and a lower cost for consumers.
Though it may not be here yet in this capacity, blockchain is well on its way. Markets are evolving, and so must we!
William “Bill” Glazner, CPA, CGMA, Partner, leads Adams, Brown, Beran & Ball, Chtd.’s Agriculture Industry niche. In addition to extensive research and analysis on emerging technologies in the Agriculture space, Bill has over 30 years of public accounting experience. He consults with ABBB’s agriculture clients on a wide variety of strategic issues. In addition, he manages the firm’s McPherson, KS office. For more information, contact Bill. | 2019-04-21T14:27:39 | https://www.abbb.com/blog/farm-to-fork-blockchain-in-agriculture/ |
W dniu 2019-04-16 miało miejsce wydarzenie sportowe o nazwie Poland Hockey League .
Watch online Gks Tychy - Comarch Cracovia. Only here best live streams free TV. Live stream Gks Tychy - Comarch Cracovia during Poland Hockey League seems to be really interesting. Have lots of fun watching the live game. | 2019-04-18T10:43:05 | https://www.livesportstreams.net/others/gks-tychy-comarch-cracovia |
This class comprises activities that result in instances of F54 Utilised Information Carrier coming into existence. Both the production of a series of physical objects (printed books, scores, CDs, DVDs, CD-ROMS, etc.) and the creation of a new copy of a file on an electronic carrier are regarded as instances of F32 Carrier Production Event. Typically, the production of copies of a publication (no matter whether it is a book, a sound recording, a DVD, a cartographic resource, etc.) strives to produce items all as similar as possible to a prototype that displays all the features that all the copies of the publication should also display, which is reflected in property R27 used as source material F24 Publication Expression. | 2019-04-24T16:48:31 | http://ontologies.dataforhistory.org/class/248 |
What exactly is the Victorian Stroll?
Its when people from the Victorian era go for a walk. I should know, I’ve been around longer than most.
So, how much steampunk happens on the Victorian Stroll vs Historical Victorian?
@Josh: It is this. Also, it is yet another reason I miss living in Troy.
Kali (as usual) is made of win. | 2019-04-23T19:09:21 | http://www.enjuhneer.com/archives/449-victorian-troll/comment-page-1 |
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transaction is not effected on the basis of inside information.
to require such persons to act in accordance with RI.
Luman who is also a Member of the Council of AS Nordecon International. | 2019-04-19T17:42:40 | http://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2009/05/11/2587/0/en/COMMITTEE-S-DECISION-ON-NORDECON-INTERNATIONAL.html |
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Maurin E., Thesmar D. ; Thoenig M. (2002). How globalization impacts the labor demand by skill? An export based channel. CEPR. | 2019-04-21T12:28:12 | http://hec.unil.ch/people/mthoenig?dyn_lang=en |
Join us at Salud Cerveceria on the second Wednesday of the month for Canvas, Corks, & Cervezas! Your ticket includes your canvas and all the materials as well as 5 wine samples or a draft beer of choice. This event has limited seating and will sell out, so grab your ticket today while you can! | 2019-04-25T16:45:31 | https://vc2art.com/tickets/may |
Christmas is a holiday of tradition, even for those who don’t celebrate its religious elements, and those traditions have a lot to do with entertainment. Radio stations get all holly-jolly, your favorite TV shows air special episodes, and the same handful of movies are shown in heavy rotation. It’s A Wonderful Life, one of the umpteen versions of A Christmas Carol, and even the relatively more contemporary but still classic A Christmas Story are all staples. But Home Alone? | 2019-04-23T16:59:08 | https://blog.anastasiadate.com/tag/film/ |
Rainbow Lorikeets are not common in Canberra although their call and gaudy colours make them conspicuous when they are about. While some birds seen in Canberra maybe wild birds moving through or aviary escapees, there does appear to be a small regular population based in southern Belconnen suburbs.
They eat mainly nectar and pollen, as well as some insects, fruit and seeds. R=93. BR=70. | 2019-04-19T23:22:00 | http://canberrabirds.org.au/our-birds/canberra-garden-birds/cockatoos-and-parrots/rainbow-lorikeet/ |
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Alibaba.com offers 242,083 bin products. About 53% of these are storage boxes & bins, 11% are waste bins, and 1% are waste management.
A wide variety of bin options are available to you, such as eco-friendly, stocked. You can also choose from metal, iron, and plastic. As well as from household, outdoor, and office. And whether bin is standing, foot pedal, or built-in.
There are 240,712 bin suppliers, mainly located in Asia. The top supplying countries are China (Mainland), Taiwan, and India, which supply 96%, 1%, and 1% of bin respectively.
Bin products are most popular in North America, Western Europe, and Domestic Market.
You can ensure product safety by selecting from certified suppliers, including 70,308 with ISO9001, 33,103 with Other, and 19,347 with ISO14001 certification. | 2019-04-23T19:37:21 | https://www.alibaba.com/showroom/bin.html |
Richmond Sunlight » SB344: Small Business Investment Grant Fund; created.
SB344: Small Business Investment Grant Fund; created.
This vote on SB344 was held in the . This vote ed . | 2019-04-19T01:11:46 | https://www.richmondsunlight.com/bill/2012/sb344/s05v0110/ |
W. Va. —The initial phase of a new county-wide protocol pertaining to how EMS units are dispatched was laid out Wednesday afternoon as the Monongalia County Commission hosted a press conference with representatives from the four ambulance services operating in the county.
There were two major takeaways from the session: First, the county has been divided into five zones as it pertains to EMS service; second, the push is on to get all ambulances operating in the county outfitted with global positioning system (GPS) locators by July 1 or soon thereafter.
In keeping with the existing agreement governing EMS service — which runs through June 2019 — Mon Health EMS will continue to be the primary provider.
The difference, Mon Health EMS Director Dave Custer explained, is that Mon Health EMS vehicles have been roaming each zone around the clock for the last two weeks. When and if a second ambulance is needed in a zone, Mon Health EMS will send it. Beyond that, the closest provider will be dispatched.
Custer explained that the zones were outlined by the county’s emergency management agency, MECCA 911, based on its experience dispatching law enforcement based on a similar system.
The county agreement covering EMS service has been in place since 1982 and was last renewed in 2014. It stipulates that Mon EMS is the primary responder to any call in the county. If Mon EMS can’t respond, the call falls to Star City Volunteer Fire Department EMS, then Jan-Care.
Changes to the longstanding EMS setup were set in motion earlier this year when WVU Hospitals (WVUH) announced HealthTeam Critical Care Transport. Unlike the existing agencies, which largely dispatch vehicles from the Morgantown area, HealthTeam crews are stationed in four outlying areas, including Blacksville, Clinton District and Cheat Lake.
Shortly thereafter, the commission began hearing from residents, primarily from the Blacksville area, concerned that the existing EMS agreement will leave them waiting on an ambulance coming from Morgantown while one sits just down the road.
WVUH Health-Team initially rejected joining the agreement as fourth in line, stating ambulances should be dispatched based on proximity to the call, not agreements and priority lists.
Clinton Burley, representing WVUH Health-Team, said that while his organization is proud to support the changes announced Wednesday as they represent an improvement of service, there’s still road left to travel.
“It is our long-term goal, and we believe that it is the right thing to do, to continue to work this process to the point to which the closest paramedic unit responds to the patient in need, regardless of who’s name is on the side of the truck,” Burley said, explaining that Custer committed to presenting a draft plan within 60 days that starts moving the county in that direction.
The main component in implementing such a system is GPS. It was explained that Health-Team, Star City EMS and Jan-Care vehicles are outfitted with GPS locators. The agencies said they’re working with MECCA 911 to sync the units with the dispatch software.
Custer said Mon Health EMS is in the process of outfitting its vehicles.
John Hitchens, EMS administrator for Star City VFD, said that collectively, the four EMS agencies will put the citizens of Monongalia County first.
“Whatever we have to do to make that work is what we’re going to do,” he said. | 2019-04-21T08:51:34 | https://www.dominionpost.com/2018/05/30/mon-county-commission-discusses-new-county-wide-ems-protocol/ |
On Monday January 7, 2019, Jay Cohen and David Daneshrad were summoned to attend Glendale University College of Law’s (“GUCL”) annual mock trial competition, held as part of a GUCL’s trial advocacy program, as mock jurors. The Honorable Judge Michael A. Knish, who is also the professor of the program, presided over People v. Kelmar – which was determined to become a marvelous showdown between young future attorneys. Both sides (2 students on each side) were well prepared and brought a great performance. The passion was felt right from the opening statements, through witness examination, and all the way until the closing statements. It was a close call! But, since the jury couldn’t turn in a unanimous verdict, Judge Knish – for purposes of the mock trial – found the defendant guilty, and the People won the case.
Regardless, this was a thrilling event. Back in the day, Judge Knish was the Professor for Jay Cohen and David Daneshrad, in both Contracts and Trial Advocacy. Thank you, Judge Knish, for guiding them so well. After the trial, Jay Cohen and David Daneshrad reminisced with Judge Michael A. Knish, Dean Greitzer, faculty and other former classmates, over the many funny, crazy and stressful moments of law school.
It was great! We’ll see you next year! | 2019-04-21T02:10:09 | http://cohendaneshrad.com/mock-trial-showdown-judge-michael-a-knish-presiding/ |
Head-mounted display (HMD) lenses can include a high degree of scattering (ghosting) which reduces brightness and contrast, and is distracting to the user. This can directly impact the utility of the device, if for instance some of the display is illegible because of excess light scatter and blurring. In this research, we want to investigate ways to model sources of light scattering in a HMD with freeform lenses, using non-sequential raytracing software. From the results of the investigation, recommendations will be made with regards to the to the design of freeform lens to reduce the light scattering while maintaining image quality and brightness. Then, we will make freeform lenses with recommended design changes and compare their optical performances. | 2019-04-22T12:39:35 | https://www.mitacs.ca/en/projects/simulation-and-analysis-light-scatter-head-mounted-display-lens |
The Confederation of African Football, CAF, has finally announced that Egypt will be the host nation for the 2019 AFCON finals, taking over from Cameroon, SuperSport Blitz reports.
CAF Executive Committee members were initially scheduled to vote between Egypt and South Africa in Dakar on Wednesday but did so on Tuesday.
Egypt and South Africa were the only two countries to put forward their candidacies to replace Cameroon, which was stripped of hosting rights late last year.
It will be the first time there will be 24 teams at the tournament.
CAF, after several inspection visits over the last two years, said Cameroon would not be ready on time. | 2019-04-24T01:50:00 | http://www.palitomedia.com.ng/2019/01/caf-finally-names-country-thatll-host.html |
Single Sign On (SSO) is the ability in Windows 8 to sign into any OAuth provider such as Facebook, Twitter, Google etc from one account and never have to see the login dialog again. The OS manages the login from that point onwards and every time the user tries to logon to the OAuth provider from another app, the system automatically logs them on and the OAuth provider can then prompt the user for Authorization. I have been working with SSO for a while now and I realized that although Windows 8 SSO is quite easy to understand conceptually, the documentation does not make that clear and it is hard to get an end to end sample working with just the bare essentials that illustrate this.
The core problem is that to experiment with SSO, you need to setup a server. I would think that most people give up the ghost right where it asks one to setup a server. As if that is not enough, the SSO server needs to have HTTPS enabled. That makes the problem doubly complicated. Thus, to fix that issue, I spun up an Azure Website with Node.js that has already setup the server. The samples linked below run, by default against that website, so you can play with SSO without needing to setup a server.
I also have created a small powerpoint brief showing how SSO works, that is linked below here too. The source code for the server as well as the client is provided here.
Sorry for the long delay between the last lesson and this one. Lots of travel and work got in the way of this post. Without further ado, here is the lesson on Prototypes.
I am back in the new year with the first blog entry that will exercise your mind and give you some hands on experience as you progress through it.
In this lesson, I go over the basics of Source Control. Source Control is the way professional Software Developers maintain their code. Even though it is probably one of the most useful tools to learn when you start software development, for some reason, most colleges never teach this. Here, I am introducing you to Source Control using Git, an open source Source Control tool.
This is an introductory lesson on Git and provides sufficient details for you to be able to start managing code using source control. However, Git is way more powerful than what I have showcased in this lesson. That being said, a full excursion into the intricacies of Git is beyond the scope of this Course. This lesson is meant to get you started on using Source Control. As you go through with Software Development and use Git more and more, you will realize the benefits Source control provides and at that point you can look at the many tutorials present on the Internet for using Git.
You will need to install two pieces of Software to be able to follow this lesson. Install these in the given order i.e. Msysgit before TortoiseGit. Accept all default options and keep clicking the next button until the software installation is finished. After you are done, reboot the machine so that all changes have successfully applied. | 2019-04-19T00:36:48 | http://sanjeev.dwivedi.net/?paged=3 |
NRG Automotive was established by owner Nick in 1988. NRG was a Mazda specialist from 1988 to early 1995,then diversified from Mazda to Subaru specialist. NRG has remained a Subaru specialist to this day. In addition to our Subaru work we are now servicing late model Alfa Romeo's.
At NRG we carry out log book/scheduled servicing, E-saftey checks, pre-purchase and end of warranty inspections, wheel alignments, Fleet Servicing, engine modifications, fabrications, engine & gearbox rebuilds and race track preparations.
We offer a pick up/drop off service (by arrangement at time of booking, limited area).
NRG is a fully licensed workshop and are members of MTA, IAME and SAE.
Conveniently located near the Rydalmere Ferry Wharf - leave your car with us for a service and enjoy the Ferry ride to work. | 2019-04-21T10:50:34 | https://nrgauto.com.au/pages/about-us |
I've been a fan of both Del Frisco's and Del Frisco's Grille for a long time (their steaks and crabcakes are some of the best in Boston), and so I was excited to try out the new lunch menu at the Chestnut Hill location. When many people think of a steakhouse, they think large portions of meat and seafood with hearty sides. While Del Frisco's Grille does offer some of these on the lunch menu, they also feature a lot of delicious lighter alternatives including flat breads, sandwiches, entree salads, and "Grab a Pair" a selection of items where you can choose two and mix and match (soups, salads, half sandwiches, etc).
We started with a few apps including the buffalo chicken lollipops, chips and guacamole, short rib tacos, and a flat bread with home made sausage and ricotta.
The lollipops were one of my favorite dishes. I loved that they were cut so you could pick them up without getting your hands dirty, and eat each one in a single bite dipped in the delicious avocado ranch.
The guacamole was light and fresh, I enjoyed this with the chips and the carrots and celery for a more healthy alternative.
The short rib tacos came with Korean marinated BBQ pork, pickled daikon and carrot, cucumber, cilantro, and chiles. I loved the flavors, and the chiles gave it a little bit of a kick!
The flatbread with sausage, spicy banana peppers, ricotta, and mozzarella was also very good; it came loaded with toppings and the crust was perfectly thin and crispy.
Next was the burrata salad with heirloom tomatoes, balsamic, and basil. This was another one of my favorites; the flavors were amazing and the fresh tomatoes and incredibly creamy burrata were perfect together. The presentation was also beautiful.
For entrees we shared a hangar steak and fish and chips. The hanger is a new cut, they're offering which is typically the most tender cut you can get. It was cooked a perfect medium rare, and it definitely was tender! Fish and chips isn't a dish I usually order; but I also really enjoyed this. The batter light and crunchy, and the haddock inside was tender and flaky.
We also tried two desserts, a caramel and sea salt pudding and adult milkshake with creme de cacao, chocolate liquor and vanilla ice cream. I was so full by the time this came out, but somehow managed to eat almost the entire pudding myself!
I would definitely go back to Del Frisco's Grille for any of these dishes, in addition to the steaks and crabcakes that I've always loved. | 2019-04-22T12:03:16 | http://itakepicturesofmyfood.blogspot.com/2015/10/new-lunch-menu-at-del-friscos-grille.html |
Does AAC use bit reservoir, like MP3 does?
Possibly related to previous question: which encoding mode yields (in theory at least) higher audio quality (regardless of file size): CVBR (Apple encoder) at 320 or TVBR Q127?
Does AAC retain more of the high frequency content of the input file than some other codecs, like Vorbis or MP3?
No encoder is perfect, so your question doesn't make sense. Are you asking about the theoretical ideal (using some magically perfect encoder) or are you asking about real encoders?
Content retention depends on the encoder, not the format.
I never said any encoder was perfect. I just asked which of the two specific encoder settings (using Apple's AAC encoder) I mentioned yielded higher quality output (and what would be the theoretical reasons for that).
OK, maybe I should rephrase my question: does Apple or Nero AAC encoder (either one of them) retain more high frequency content than, say, AoTuV Vorbis encoder (at comparable bitrates/target quality levels)?
They'll all be pretty similar most likely, although I think Vorbis at least lets you choose the lowpass cutoff frequency. FWIW though, this really shouldn't matter unless you are doing something very strange.
CVBR will mostly leave you with higher bitrate and bigger files than TVBR. But i can't remember which mode gave had a higher max bitrate. 256 CVBR should be really enough, but if you have the space and really want to use. 256 CVBR < 320 kbps CBR < 320 kbps TVBR < 320 kbps CVBR.
Vorbis can save frequencies up to 192 kHz. AAC up to 96 kHz but there are no encoders for that. So if you have 96 kHz files and want to preserve the high frequencies Vorbis is the way to go. It's the only lossy codec i know that can do this. Your files will get a little bit bigger than the 44 kHz version of course. | 2019-04-21T10:42:53 | https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php?amp;topic=111053.0 |
"Singin' in the Red Rocks"
We all grew up happily singing Do-Re-Mi and humming the Oklahoma theme song, but have you ever wondered about all those musicals with bad acting, horrible singing, and simply stupid plots?
The BIFF program committee spent the last year wading through dozens of musicals to select just the right combination of bad, bizarre, and B-musical movies.
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View the pre-show musical movie poster montage (YouTube video).
View a slideshow of photographs from the event.
In the traditional of Friday the 13th: Part 2 and Oklahoma, the Friday night kickoff is the B-classic Cannibal: The Musical!
This 1993 black comedy musical isn't your grandmother's idea of a musical, but it's perfect for BIFF! This B-movie masterpiece (?) was created as a film school project by Trey Parker and Matt Stone of "South Park" fame. The filmmakers encourage you to "GASP! at the thrilling mountain adventures and sing along with our hero as he feasts on human flesh".
What happens when you cross a florist nerd with a giant man-eating plant? You get a comedy musical worthy of BIFF!
Starring Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, and a gaggle of other goofy acting choices, Little Shop of Horrors is just plain silly. From mystery singers in the background to guest appearances by people like John Candy and James Belushi, this is a black comedy musical you don't want to miss.
Our Saturday afternoon "mystery science theatre" side-show will point out all the little extras you might miss if you don't watch closely.
What do whorehouses and musicals have in common? They're the perfect combination for our BIFF finale.
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas teams Dolly Parton's beautiful voice and big chest with Burt Reynolds' cute smile, but not-so-great vocals. The town sheriff and local "chicken ranch" owner must fight the wicked TV preacher to keep the Devil's playhouse open.
When you combine the dancing sequences with Dom Deluise and Charles Durning with Jim Nabors' drawl, you've got the makings for a perfect BIFF feature.
The world's fastest parade (55 miles per hour) begins the festivities.
Parade Lineup. Everyone should be in line for the parade by 5:30PM in front of the Red Cliff Restaurant (formerly Chillz). The parade will begin promptly at 6:00PM. This year's theme is "MUSICALS". We look forward to seeing your costumes and car/truck decorations.
First Feature Film. Activities begin at the Wayne Theatre at 6:30 P.M. with a short film focusing on the theme and a costume contest. The feature film follows. As always, wonderful door prizes will be given.
The Party. Around 9:00 P.M. Friday night after the first screening, the "Party of the Stars" will be held with food, drinks (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic), and a band. The party will be held at Rim Rock Patio with LIVE music!
Lunch and Music Mania Challege. Between Noon and 1:45, lunch will be served at the BICKNELL PARK a couple blocks from the theatre. In addition to great food, you'll be treated to a goofy musical challenge event. Rest assured that no musical talent is required! Join a team and take the Music Mania Challenge.
Second Feature Film. The second festival film begins at 2:00 P.M. at the Wayne Theatre. Back by popular demand, our matinee will take a "Mystery Science Theatre" type approach. This event includes audience participation, special guests, and spectacular prizes.
Farmer's Market. Many film fans enjoy the Farmer's Market in Torrey from 4-6PM.
Third Feature Film. The grande finale begins at 6:30 P.M. with an introduction, trivia, and showing of our final feature film. In addition, you'll enjoy our second annual Independent Film Awards viewings based on our Musical theme.
The Party. The BIFF "It's a Wrap Party" begins immediately after the movie. The event will be held AT THE THEATRE with lots of food and a goofy music sing-along. Enjoy your favorite movie clips and boo at some of the worst movie clips. Try your hand at movie musical karaoke. Be sure to stay for fabulous prizes like Sunglow Restaurant pies! | 2019-04-23T22:00:27 | http://thebiff.org/2k13/index.html |
How long does it usually take for a "service for sale" post is approved/denied?
There may be many 'service' threads for BST in the queue for approval. It takes some time and can't specify the time frame. | 2019-04-19T12:53:33 | http://support.blackhatworld.com/customer/en/portal/articles/899720-how-long-does-it-usually-take-for-a-%22service-for-sale%22-post-is-approved-denied- |
Xerxes-E1 is a Machine Guns in Destiny.
Echo-1 variant of the popular Xerxes. The weapon's corkscrew heart pumps coolant blood. | 2019-04-19T23:06:40 | https://destiny.wiki.fextralife.com/Xerxes-E1 |
Any level Comptoir Niveau 1 can convert 5 of a random daily reagent to 10 Ressources de fief, maximum 420 in one week.
I don't believe the level 2 requirement listed is correct. I can't check in game at the moment but my warlock is level 95 and has the Talador outpost and I was able to build the Level 2 Lumber Mill. (If I remember right the requirement listed on it in game was Talador outpost or level 96).
I can't get the blueprints for this upgrade. I've got my Spires of Arak outpost, but it won't become available. I am not level 98 at the time of posting this.
Hello.... I just boosted a toon to level 100 when pre-ordering the new expansion "Legion" (which comes out late 2016) and this new toon has a level 2 lumber mill in her garrison. This building is new to any of my toons and I can't figure out how to get the first quest "Easing into Lumberjacking" from Justin Timberlord. Someone told me there was a glitch, making you have to get your shipyard first. I did that and still nothing. Does anyone know how to get this building started (obtaining that first quest) so I can start utilizing it? I've seen "small timber" trees which are red in color to me, so when I try to cut them down, it says I need a lumber mill, which I have already, so I'm just trying to figure out how to get that first quest.
EDIT: A little later here, but haven't played much lately. :p I finally went back to my shipyard and finished the work order for my first ship. I should have checked to see if the lumber mill's first quest was available at this point, which could very well have unlocked it, but I moved right on to doing the quest to invade Tanaan Jungle which is picked up right there in the shipyard after your first work order is completed. Strange that you can't begin chopping trees with a level 2 lumber mill to begin with, but anyway... that did it (finishing the first quest for Tanaan Jungle)..... I am now able to pick up the first quest in my lumber mill. Good luck!
With a level 3 lumber mill, Phylarch the Evergreen assigned to the mill and the quest Legacy of the Sorcerer Kings in my quest log, sometimes I get Abrogator Stone out of the work order from the mill.
Haven't seen anyone else comment about that so I thought what the eck.
To purchase the level 2 plans, run the long quest chains in either Gorgrond or Spires of Arak that reward Notes de montage pour la construction d'avant-poste.
Vous permet de marquer des arbres moyens pour récolter plus de bois. | 2019-04-19T04:44:55 | https://fr.wowhead.com/building=41/scierie |
I read this article and wanted to share it with you: How to Teach Children to do Original Research https://blog.sonlight.com/would-you-google-watergate-or-how-to-teach-enterprise-thinking.html.
Do your students trust the Internet? A little too much perhaps?
The famous Watergate journalist Bob Woodward recently criticized a class of elite journalism students at Yale. Their failure? He says they show "a heart-stopping over-confidence in the quality of the information on the Internet."
Woodward—who helped break the Watergate scandal—recently read the students' responses to the question "how would you cover the Watergate scandal if it unfolded today."
Apparently, the journalism students imagined they'd find the details of the scandal on the internet. In Woodward's words, they thought "that somehow the Internet was a magic lantern that lit up all events."
If you're interested, you can read all about this in The Wall Street Journal article "Before Watergate Could Be Googled." The article certainly got me thinking.
I remember Watergate. It took serious enterprise journalism to discover the facts and bring a private scandal into the open. Do students of today realize that? I wonder if students in the Internet/Information Overload Age really grasp that someone must do original research in order for new information to appear online.
Every field—journalism, the natural sciences, the humanities—requires some kind of original work. You can't report on a scandal if no one talks to the people involved. You can't study new data on the natural behavior of chimpanzees if no one goes out into the jungle and takes notes. You can't study contemporary literature if no one has written anything new.
Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein practiced enterprise journalism; they hit the streets to find new, unpublished information. But I imagine your children aren't journalists. They're students (for now, at least). So what might be the equivalent exercise for them? Maybe we could call it "enterprise thinking," the ability to think for oneself.
How do we help kids learn to think for themselves?
I wonder if a good starting point is to teach kids to read with a critical eye. If we want them to really understand a complex topic, they'll need to read more than just a textbook passage, a Wikipedia article, or a few Facebook posts. They should read entire books and articles; they should consider different views and really dive into the topic.
I certainly hope to foster this type of study and critical thinking with Sonlight Curriculum. Sonlight students spend time reading and analyzing newspaper articles from Core F on up. Sonlight also uses "real" books to present complex issues and help students research various topics. When studying the American Civil War, for example, students read firsthand accounts, biographies, historical fiction and more.
My hope is that as students consider different viewpoints they learn not to take one person's answer (or one internet search) as the whole unbiased truth. I hope they learn to think critically and come to their own well-reasoned conclusions (under the authority of Scripture and with parental guidance, of course).
I wonder—if we can help our students learn that, will they be more prepared to dive in and tackle the challenges of original research and original thought when their time comes?
What do you think? How can we seek to raise up children who critically evaluate and engage their world? | 2019-04-18T15:27:09 | https://blog.sonlight.com/would-you-google-watergate-or-how-to-teach-enterprise-thinking.html |
Equip the garden hose with a soft-bristled, long-handled car brush.
In certain geographical areas where mildew may be a problem, substitute one quart (one liter) of 5% sodium hypochlorite (household bleach) for one quart (one liter) of water in the above formula.
When stubborn stains must be removed from a panel, an abrasive-type cleaner, may be used without damage to the siding. The most damage that can be done to a panel of vinyl siding is to scratch or roughen the surface. This, however, is rarely visible a few feet from the house.
Where the house is extremely dirty, it is recommended that you start washing from the bottom and go to the, top, rinsing frequently. Cleaning solutions should be permitted to stand on the surface of the siding for several minutes before rinsing.
When using any cleaning agents, be sure to observe the precautionary labeling instructions on the cleaning agent container and protect shrubs and plants from direct contact with cleaning agents. | 2019-04-19T01:09:19 | https://vytec.com/consumer-resources/vinyl-siding-care/siding-care/ |
Mia pictured on left, Carrie and Lucy on the right.
Pictures edited by my friend, Linda.
© 2001 Reflection Boxers. All Rights Reserved. | 2019-04-22T18:58:55 | http://reflectionboxers.com/thephotos.html |
"Individuals with income up to Rs 5 lakh will not be required to pay any tax," Goyal said while presenting Interim Budget for 2019-20 in Lok Sabha.
"This will provide the benefit of Rs 18,500 crore rpt crore to 3 crore middle-class taxpayers self-employed, senior citizens," he said, adding the number of beneficiaries will go up for those who have made investments in mediclaim and pension.
Standard deduction has been raised from Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000 which will benefit three crore salaried individuals. | 2019-04-23T00:04:28 | http://www.techiyogiz.com/2019/02/no-tax-for-income-up-to-rs-5-lakh.html |
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I am very much looking forward to the release of Visual Studio Rosario. The list of major features is available here. On the list is the integration of WiX. Rob Mensching posted about this back in November. This really validates the work that Rob and his team have done (congratulations to them), and enforces the position many adopted when we took the risk to develop our commercial products’ installers with the toolset.
Rob mentioned that code changes made by the Visual Studio team would be checked back into the WiX trunk. I was curious about the progress on WiX in Rosario so I downloaded the November CTP VPC. I was a bit disappointed when I saw that at the moment, it is just Votive installed as in Visual Studio 2008, but it is very early days.
I am hoping that the Visual Studio team would take WiX in a similar way that they did with FxCop and Code Analysis. I still think it should be called WiX in Visual Studio, but I would like it to be a first grade component, rather than a latecomer tack on. The difference between the integrated version and the sourceforge hosted version should be very simple, WiX project types should be within Other Project Types > Setup and Deployment and different product/upgrade GUID’s.
Christopher Painter said there is a huge gap in the authoring/designer/editing tools for WiX, which is completely correct. I think Microsoft considering to purchase a current tool and integrate that might be a good way to go, but I think Microsoft already has code, mostly from the current Visual Studio Setup projects, for the critical features that are required.
1. Enabling automatic file references generation based on project outputs.
Microsoft already has the ability to add project output for the current Setup Project. Adding XML output of these files outputs should be a comparably small task with a huge gain. With web projects, manually maintaining the file list is the largest complaint I get about WiX from the development team. I know automating this has issues with component rules, but there was talk a while ago that there is a solution that could be implemented using a component catalog database. This should also include the automatic Detected Dependencies.
The current WPF forms designer is a live dual view, form and XML. Add to the toolbox the Windows Installer form components and modify the XML generation engine.
This is already available via the GenerateBootstrapper MSBuild task. Add the interface as in a Setup Project or ClickOnce for configuration and Prerequisite selection. It would be a nice addition to both WiX and VS Setup projects if selections for the bootstrapper prerequisites, also sets the launch conditions on the MSI.
All these editors currently existing could be made to support WiX generation. This would be a huge step forward for WiX becoming mainstream. Since developers are not afraid to modify XML like WiX, it still comes down to the understanding of Windows Installer to do advanced things correctly, whether or not you have nice designers and authoring tools. However, this current set of editors has allowed many developers to author satisfactory installers without needing to know what is going on.
As a developer, I understand it is easy for someone of the outside to look in and say, "it should be quick and easy", but that is not often the reality. This is just my wish list. I do realise this is very early stages, and only more good will come of WiX with some full time developers on it. Exciting times ahead, other installation tool companies better watch out!
Christopher Painter recently posted an interesting WiX post, WiX: Forced to use Beta Software, and now has a follow up cleverly titled, Pay No Attention To The Bugs Behind the Curtain. These are very good arguments that have been bought up, but I think there is another aspect that is being slightly overlooked. WiX is free open source software.
My experiences with open source projects have generally come with the issues that Christopher has been raising, lack of support, unknown release quality, and unknown version compatibility. If Microsoft and not just their employees, on their own time, built WiX, many of these concerns might go away.
Being open source is also its strength. It is completely free, if you have the time. If WiX were a commercial product, it would then have great difficulty competing against the current major MSI authoring tools. If you come across any showstopper bugs, you can fix them yourself, although this can be a time consuming, expensive process. If it does not suit, you can make it. You just need to look at what SharpDevelop did to the WiX MSBuild target for WiX v2 to support fragments in their IDE. The difference is the developer remains in control. Whenever you use a third party product you are depending on them to support and fix any issues you find in a timely manner. This does not always happen and can leave you stranded.
Being forced to use Beta software is a bit of an embellishment. I completely agree that as a setup developer you are stuck if you want to use Votive. How do I get around this? I do not use it. WiX v2 is great, Votive v2 is not. As long as you can hit a button and create a ready to ship MSI, this is all that matters. I simply have an empty C# project that contains the list of WiX files. In the MSBuild script for the project, I run the command line tools to generate my installer with WiX. I have the WiX release I used to develop that installer, checked in source control, and referenced by the MSBuild task. You do not need to be concerned about what WiX release you are using as long as it creates the MSI you need for your project.
I am using WiX v2 and do not intend to move to WiX v3 until the schema is stabilised and it is given the go ahead. It would be too expensive for me to develop my installers in v3 and have to modify them heavily to work in later releases of v3. There are already plenty of modifications required to move from v2 to v3, so I only want to have to do this once. Having all the developers focused on v3 is an issue since support for v2 is short. The mailing list alleviates this issue, although many responses are "you can do this in v3", which is of no help. I would like to move to v3 due to great new features and integration with Visual Studio. This is not something that I can do if business depends on it. It was a risk moving to WiX v2 while it still was not finished. I had to choose a weekly release and work with that, until I hit a bug that was fixed in a later weekly release.
Now that WiX (Votive specifically) is being developed within the Visual Studio Rosario team hopefully releases will be more supported, higher quality and better version compatibility. It is unlikely that I will move to WiX v3 for any commercial project before a release candidate of Rosario is available.
During initial development it is often fruitless to take performance into consideration. Focusing on good design, readability and maintainability is far more important. When performance improvements are looked at too early, time is usually spent in areas where little difference is actually made. Obvious inefficient code should always be avoided, but running performance testing at the end of the development cycle is a much more effective way of making gains.
Profiling tools are what make this way of performance improvements possible. I was a little disappointed in the Visual Studio 2008 Profiler. It is an alright start, but just knowing which functions are taking the most time, doesn’t always make it obvious what is slowing it down, especially when framework classes are included in the analysis. ANTS profiler felt light, but had the features that made the task very simple. It can be set to only profiler classes you have code for and gives you the number of times each line is run, and the time spent on each line. With this information it is very easy to see the violating code. Armed with the right tools, there were three performance improvement techniques that aided me in my last bottleneck hunt.
Firstly, combining loops. Avoid iterating over the same list twice. This one can sometimes be hard to see if the code is not well maintained. Surprisingly, it also is often hard to refactor without introducing errors, and does not give a great return on investment. This is certainly an inefficiency that should be avoided during initial development.
Secondly, avoid unnecessary exceptions. If you know a certain piece of code may throw an exception, if possible, test for that condition first. Exception handling is far more expensive than doing a conditional check. This is one that you should not be concerned about while coding. Usually exception handling is a more elegant way to write error handling code. Especially if the exception is not expected to happen often. Avoid using try catch blocks within loops. The particular instance that I found from the profiler was inside a nested loop of rows and columns, and throwing and catching an exception almost every iteration. Removing it improved the performance greatly.
This ensures that the expensive function is only called the minimum required amount, and is replaced with a quick dictionary lookup. For more advanced performance improvements read the Microsoft patterns & practices guides.
Using WiX for installation development provides a simple way to quickly build installers, while maintaining the power to extend to the most difficult deployment scenarios. For the deployment requirements of an Excel Add-In you should read Deploying Application-Level Add-ins, on the MSDN site.
Adding these few blocks to your standard installation is all that is required in WiX to deploy an Office Excel Add-In.
Neither of these options satisfied me. Since I wanted to use it in a resource file, that ruled out the first way, and the second is clumsy and error prone. There is a very simple solution to this issue though. In the resource editor, while editing the string press Shift+Enter to insert a New Line.
If you don’t have a resource file setup in your project, make sure you have Refactor! for VB.NET installed. This is free as I mentioned in my last post. Place your cursor on the string and press the Refactor! Shortcut Key Ctrl+~. Select Extract String to Resource. This will move the string literal to the resource file and replace it in the code with a call to the resource. Name the resource string appropriately, and adjust your string in the resource editor. You can now use Shift+Enter to add a new line in your string, while also using a better programming practice with resource files.
The code I have been refactoring has been causing me a bit of pain, as I hinted in my last post. I have refactored plenty of good and bad code before. This time however, I headed off in the wrong direction too quickly. Before long, I had myself tangled and had to revert to the original code and start again. Before I get into my approach, let’s review the tools.
Refactoring is not something that should be done by hand, as there are very good tools available. I usually make heavy use of the stock ones in Visual Studio Team System – Software Developer Edition. I am using VS 2008, but not much in the Refactoring seems to have changed since VS 2005. Unfortunately, these are not available in VB.NET, but Microsoft does recommend using Refactor! for VB.NET which is available for free. I am fortunate to have access to the full version of Refactor!Pro and ReSharper. For me, I have actually uninstalled both of them, and just use the VS built in refactoring’s. Whenever you see a smart tag, Shift+Alt+F10, is your friend.
Refactor!Pro I find has a very clean interface and interaction. Their principle of no modal dialogs works very well to avoid jumping to the mouse. ReSharper has dynamic compilation as you type and it appears to have much smarter refactoring’s. On the negatives Refactor!Pro has a bit of a delay to give you the context menu of available refactoring’s, and nothing appearing really advanced like ReSharper. ReSharper though is bugging, crashes often (itself and VS), uses huge amounts of memory and slows down VS greatly. I feel it attempts to do a little too much, hijacking the intellisense and cripples VS when uninstalled. Additionally, due to the dependency that you get having these tools, I find myself feeling crippled when I have to work on another machine without them. I do have Refactor! for VB.NET installed, since there is no VS options and it is free, so I can install it on any machine I am working on. Although, if I have a choice, I would not opt for programming in VB. John Papa has an old but still relevant comparison if you want to read more.
Armed with Refractor! for VB.NET my approach was as I normally would do and usually works well. Find obvious blocks of code that can easily be pulled out into using Extract Method. Doing this helps aid in understanding the code. Well-named methods become self commenting code. In this function there was a few For Each loops, some repeated. Removing the content of a loop into methods so that the start and finish can be seen on the one screen can often show possible optimizations that are not easily seen otherwise. While extracting a method in the initial state of this code I had seven parameters, half of them begin ref’s and the other being out’s. This makes for an extremely error prone function and the code more of a mess than it is already in. Extracting methods initially failed in this code due to the complete misuse of local variables.
The next Refactor command to come to the rescue is this case was, Move Declaration Near Reference. At the top of this function all the variables used (and not used) were declared. Not only that, but after a variable was used, instead of creating a new variable, it was just reassigned a value, not dependent on its previous value. This creates an unnecessary dependency, requiring an extract method attempt to return the value, when it is not really used after the method. As in the example below, extracting the first loop requires iRow and iSum to be returned.
This will raise a warning that been Local variable ‘iSum’ is already declared in the current block. This will be fine once the code blocks have been extracted to methods. Declaring the variable again allows the refactoring tools to know that the variable is not required after the method. Meticulously performing this a great number of times to reduce the scope of the variables, and determine when a new declaration was required enable one particular method extraction to go from having a return value, 4 ref and 3 out parameters, to being a subroutine with no return value and no parameters.
In the example above, you could also see the possibility of combining the two loops. This could also be performed on the code I was working on, but was not immediately obvious until the contents of the loops were safely extracted. When refactoring, be careful not to automatically assume the previous programmer did not know what they were doing. There must be a reason why certain things were done. Do not just delete a block of code because you at first appearance seems unnecessary. It is likely you do not understand fully what it is doing or attempting to do. Reviewing code after it is written can reveal a great deal of improvements that can easily not be seen while you are in the process of writing it. It may just be an instance where the code built up over many iterations building on Technical Debt and was just never reviewed as a whole, allowing for great improvements with a little refactoring. | 2019-04-19T12:57:01 | https://mattyrowan.com/2008/01/ |
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The Print command is used to print the whole notes file on your default printer.
A confirmation message will be displayed. If you answer Yes, the Printer Setup dialog box will be displayed.
The whole notes file in memory will be printed.
Warning: If your notes file is long, the output may take many pages.
To print a single card use the Print... command from the Card menu.
Do you really want to print all the number cards?
If there is more than one card in your file and you try to print the whole contents of your notes file, NOTEFILE will warn you with the above message and act according to your response.
Status report. Please check the number.
The system message may help you in finding the cause of the error encountered during printing the whole notes file. | 2019-04-22T10:25:06 | https://www.kadifeli.com/fedon/notefile.php/02.01/F_PRINT |
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This article documents how to cancel a Smart Transfer which has been manually scheduled for some "later time."
Smart Transfers can be scheduled "manually" to run one time at some point in the future. This is done by specifying the transfer's Transfer Time rather than using the "Scheduling" option to set it as a recurring Smart Transfer.
To set the Transfer Time, select the Start option under Actions for the Smart Transfer of your choice and open the Transfer Time options. Change the setting from Now to Later and select the desired time from the calendar widget. Click the Start button at the bottom of the screen to schedule this transfer.
Confirmation that the transfer has been "Scheduled"
The Smart Transfer in question (in this example, "Smart Manual") will now be listed under Scheduled Transfers and the console will confirm Smart Transfer submitted.
Review All Scheduled Activity in order to cancel a previously scheduled Smart Transfer.
The "Smart Manual" transfer will show up as scheduled at 11:10PM if the user selects All in the Scheduled drop-down box on the Activity page. If the user has the appropriate permissions a Cancel link will be available under ACTIONS to cancel this scheduled transfer. No record of the transfer will exist if it is cancelled (it will not show up in logs) and the transfer will not happen. | 2019-04-21T17:09:29 | https://support.asperasoft.com/hc/en-us/articles/216125428-How-to-cancel-a-manually-scheduled-Smart-Transfer |
In the summer of 2014, over 100,000 Central American children and families were caught trying to enter the U.S. illegally. Those numbers fell after the U.S. asked Mexico to strengthen interdiction on it southern border. But now there are concerns because the numbers appear to have risen recently.
For context, I spoke with Alberto Arene. He is the former chief of CEPA, the Spanish acronym for the Salvadoran agency that runs the country’s airports and ports.
I asked him the fundamental question, why can’t yourselves and your rivals at least contain the bloodshed?
“People fear us,” he said while standing in a small cinderblock basketball court at the bottom of a manmade ravine inside the prison.
“In reality we’re not out to hurt people. We just fight among ourselves,” he said.
Here’s a sample of a day in the life in the center of San Salvador.
“We’re in an uncontrollable situation,” he said in Spanish referring to organized crime. Salvadoran police said gangs not only demand extortion, they also judge and sentence people — to detention or death — and they decide where people can live.
“We are who we are, from the streets,” he said in Spanish. Staring at a cinderblock wall, he echoed the gang’s public mantra— a challenge to the Salvadoran goverment.
“That’s a wrong approach because a lot of the economic and political elites of this country have done a very poor job in this post war era,” he said.
“Our prisons are jammed,” he said. The lieutenant also asked that his name not be used, wary of the possibility of retribution.
“The best way to help our country would be investment by the U.S. government in our goverment, to create social programs and violence prevention.” He said that might succeed in convincing people that they can stay in Central America.
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While the trip was deeply moving and disturbing, I also felt honored to be invited into the community. I led a small Talking Suitcases workshop for activists and organizers. The topic they chose was “a favorite childhood memory” – a topic that gives a chance to see a side of people we rarely see – the child inside.
I gave some of my own examples, then we set to work. Wood bits, beads, wire, colored tissue, and hot glue – that’s all we used. But the results led to all kinds of stories. One woman made a tiny pony, remembering how she loved to ride them at the fair, though she never had a chance to ride anywhere else.
A “tech” guy crafted a miniature bike complete with kickstand – impressing us with his story of a 200-mile bike trip he did in his teens. A theater activist made two small boats, and remembered fishing with his grandfather on the river beside their home. Our host, a survivor of the tsunami, made a sewing machine with spools of thread and tiny dress. She remembered her mother sewing all her clothes, and how she loved to sit beside her, filling the bobbins with colored thread.
A reserved neuroscientist made a tall block of wood with two blue eyes and a moon shining over it, standing beside a little block of wood. This was a memory from when he was five. He remembers standing outside and a giant bear staring at him in the moonlight; he never knew if it was real or a dream.
Everyone seemed to enjoy the session, led in a mix of Japanese and English. Each person had a turn to bring to life a slice of their childhood world. It was a fresh way to see each other, very fun, and drew us together, even though as adults we often seem so different.
I’m looking forward to future workshops in Fukushima, if our funding comes through.
I was invited to bring the Talking Suitcases project to this training as a way to use art as a tool – for people to tell stories about why the river/watershed matters, for them to create visions for stewardship, and to encourage them to use art in their own projects.
Jean’s story is about an outing with her family – daughter and granddaughters – on the River. It was a beautiful afternoon, the sun reflecting on the water, when they piled into 2 canoes and a kayak. The girls were only 4 and 1 years old, and hardly ever got this chance on the river because their mother was always so busy. But what made this day special is a wild goose who suddenly appeared on the water (the little wood piece with brown bead) and adopted the family, especially the little girls. It followed them all afternoon, splashing along in the water beside them and staying with them when they stepped out on a sandbar to swim. The girls just loved it, especially 4-year old Abby, who was thrilled when the goose followed them up to Jean’s yard by the river. Now whenever Abby goes out to the river, she is hoping to see “their” goose again. And Jean remembers how everyone let go that afternoon; even her serious, busy daughter. Everyone just laughed and played.
Patricia tells of the beauty of canoeing with friends, and seeing sandhill cranes and herons right beside you in the water. She’s had reunions on the water with a group of friends for more than 30 years.
Jim tells about working with a group trying to purchase a cranberry bog to prevent it from discharging pesticides right into the River. He finally got one congressman to send an aide out to investigate. The aide was not interested at all, till Jim took him out to this little bridge over the St. Croix. Standing on the bridge looking down into the water, suddenly they spied what looked like a 4-foot log floating down it. Only it was no log – it was a sturgeon – a rare fish known as a “living fossil” because it dates back to the Triassic period some 245 to 208 million years ago. The aide was blown away and couldn’t stop talking about it. He went back to the legislature filled with passion for the river and desire to protect the River.
Robin’s story takes place at the University of Wisconsin at River Falls, where she took her class out to look at the campus with the groundskeeper. He talked about the impact of water and chemicals and how it was showing up on a campus that is more and more manmade. And then he took them to his favorite part of the campus – a forgotten corner of scrub oaks. Unlike most scrub oaks, these had grown tall, and were probably over 100 years old. They created a kind of natural oasis that was cool and inviting even on a hot summer day. It was amazing to find this ancient grove unnoticed in the midst of their everyday life. Could we have more such spots in our lives?
The groundskeeper in the grove of scrub oaks.
Vision Boxes – St. Croix River Stewards’s visions for the future Vision #1: Outdoor trips with students learning about the River, on pontoon boats!
Vision #2: Getting rid of lead in our land and wildlife: no more lead shot, no more lead fishing tackle!
Vision #3: Children learning about the river through a novel about adventures on the River.
Vision #4: Teaching the importance of the River’s Edge – dangers of erosion and chemical seep, learning about solutions – rain gardens, native plants.
Talking Suitcases workshops often start with a question like “What is precious to you? “This is a great way for people to reflect on who they are and what matters to them, and to get to know each other in a group. Next, we usually create an object about a happy memory. This helps prime the pump for remembering stories in more detail and a time when we felt whole and at peace in the world.
But it’s important to talk about difficult times too. How we handle challenges defines who we are, as well as the happy times. Sharing these stories can bring a group together, and underline that we are not alone in our hard times; everyone struggles.
This was especially important in the Talking Suitcases workshops I led at Asian Women United’s domestic abuse shelter, House of Peace.
Above is a picture of one woman’s art about her home situation. This young woman, who has a delightful laugh and sparkly eyes, was 8 months pregnant when she came to the shelter. In the scene above, she is kneeling on the floor at her husband’s feet. He is brandishing a knife. She is begging him not to kill her. As we passed the object around the circle, each woman held it in her hands and looked in at the figures. Many of us had to wipe away tears.
In fact, many of us cried during that session when each of the seven women showed an art object and told the story of some terrible challenge she had had had to face. But the great thing was that those women were all there, at the House of Peace. They had each been desperate but brave, and managed to leave that situation, and arrive at a safe space with their children. This story object was a testament to their bravery and to what brought them together in that shelter.
I learned later from Nhia, the advocate who assisted me, how important it is for the women to have the chance to tell these stories. For some this was the first time to talk about it, and talk about it in English. Having the scene illustrated in their box and sharing it in such a supportive group was really powerful. Nhia pointed out that it is good practice for them because in the future, they will have to tell these stories in court.
Also, by sharing these stories and learning to speak to each other in their limited English they begin to build the bonds that can help them in the future. Some of the women did end up living in an apartment together – how great a support that can be for them.
Creating art about their stories helped these women speak up and experience the support of a community. Their story objects gave vivid shape to their memories and experiences, and helped them tell the stories that are so difficult to bear alone. Their final Talking Suitcases object were about a dream for their future. Those objects were full of joy and imagination; they seemed to shimmer with laughter and hope – in stark contrast to the horrific situations they had so recently escaped.
Talking Suitcases are a terrific prompt for writing. They offer a natural focus on something that people care about—and have had the chance to reflect on quietly as they worked to give it shape as a 3-D scene or object.
Working with 4 groups of youth (5-14 yrs) and teens (15-19 yrs) in two sites in the Stillwater area, I asked the young artists to talk and write about their work for display in the upcoming arts festival.
Some wrote quickly, others took their time and went deeper. Some wrote directly, and others, I recorded in an interview, then wrote down what they said. Everyone was eager to tell about what they had made. In a classroom situation, we could have easily written much more.
Why I made this is because I love cats. They are my life. I want them by me all the time when I sleep, when I watch TV. I love them. Go cats!
I made a science box. It has all sorts of things with science.
There is an arrow pointing to science cause there’s book about science so you can read about it and there’s some chemicals and another book and a table and that’s me doing chemicals…It’s me in the future when I grow up; I’m going to be a scientist.
I made a box dedicated to what’s my favorite thing to do in the summer. I love water parks and that’s what I always do every summer. So I thought I would do one about water parks. Inside my box, you can see there’s a sky and the sand is right at the bottom. People come and splash into the water. I went on a water slide, on the family ride with my family, only once by myself – I went backwards and forwards and it was fun.
Mirror Box—People see what they want to see not a whole person – inside things that most people don’t care to see—don’t take the time. I wish people would see things like I could be a leader. I wish to be free from all the stereotypes and society’s rules. Inside I’m beautiful…amazing…maybe.
“The Road to Happiness” A car with two figures. My daughter and I, riding this car to happiness. I want to be with my daughter all the time. Share everything with her. Bumpy, smooth, and curvy roads. Together we will be happy and will never give up!
Hi everybody, my name is Jesus and this is my talking suitcase. Inside is me—I’m happy because I’m proud of myself. In one of the boxes, it shows that I love going shopping and that I love music. But inside the box it shows that even though I could be feeling dark inside there’s something shining in there. In my white box, it shows that my dream for the future is going to Paris with my friend. And this is me.
The week of June 15, I had a treat–I took an experimental drawing workshop at MCAD. So fun! We started with a sketchbook; but not your old familiar pencil-drawings-only one…no! This one could be anything–all kinds of media, and even sticking things in there that you pick up on your walks.
…and by the time we went to Silverwood Park the next day, I had a bunch of pages already. At the park, we drew some blind contours, then tried to draw the feeling of textures of the grass and leaves. Next I drew damselflies on the water, then the water and weeds around them, and then…bam!
I was leaning over the bridge to look at a turtle stuck in the surface green glop when I discovered how fabulous the water itself was. (Shannon Brunette said it looked kind of dreamy) On the surface was reflected the blue sky and clouds, and then there were the gloppy green surface weeds that looked like thickened cloud clusters, and then beneath the surface the murky dark with shadows of fish and seaweeds.
I took some photos and began drawing the cloudy green clusters, then the strings and tangles of stuff on the surface, and painting the colors and their interactions.
Next step: make a drawing on something 3-D, so I chose a suitcase, of course–a little red one. What I did for the next day or two was interpret the layers of Silver Lake–the luminous sky reflections, the clouds of greenish glop and seaweeds, and the darker mysterious depths in papers, paint, drawing, fabrics, and thread, inside and outside the suitcase.
I used my sketchbook to help me. I had a great conversation with my tablemate Bethany who was working in a stricter minimalist mode–in black and white rectangles and lines. I decided to add our conversation right into the suitcase–as a grid of black string that represents her structured approach. I like how the grid kind of holds the looseness in place, and marks out a clearer view of surface and depth.
I Still Remember Their Stories!
These are presentations that I’d never remember without these prompts–it’s amazing how the 3-D visual object can really help keep the story alive in your mind. Another thing I remember from that class–we took a field trip to Washburn High’s summer school and my students presented some Talking Suitcases objects. Now these were two VERY different populations interacting! My university students were very apprehensive; sure that American H.S. students would be rude and make fun of them. But as you can see in this photo, when they told their stories and shared their objects the students were actually pretty interested. Though it was challenging, they managed to get some real interaction going and give pleasure too. The Talking Suitcases object gave structure to the interaction and added some fun too.
On June 8, I led an art-making workshop called “Tiny Objects of the Dream” in Virginia, at the IASD conference at Virginia Beach.
I asked participants to reflect on a dream, and select one or two central images. Then they made tiny 3-D tiny “seed objects” to represent the image–from wood bits, beads, wire, paper, and hot glue.
The “seed” objects don’t have to look realistic, but they should show the essential elements of the image from the dream. Next, you tell the dream to a partner, using your objects. The partner responds with observations on the object and a question. The final step is to make a new object in response.
People created a wide array of “tiny objects”–from a little figure with wings, to the disheveled floorplan of a house, to a series of small flames in a row, to an abstract pattern, to a full-scale wearable necklace of tiny objects.
What draws your attention now?
What does the object or image want or need?
What did you discover in this process?
The results are sometimes surprising and unexpectedly powerful.
Awhile ago, I led a Talking Suitcases workshop with Interact Center for the Visual and Performing Arts. The workshop’s theme question was: What’s the best thing about you? So often people draw attention to limitations rather than strengths, so this was a chance to showcase our gifts.
Both artists and staff participated–each transforming a slim black metal box into a piece of art that revealed an inner truth. It was fun to try to guess what quality people chose about themselves. In the process, we acknowledged lots of strengths and beauty–and were treated to a heartfelt song, images of magical clouds, a hot air balloon, cats, and lots more. Billy remembered the story of when he first came to Interact, having been rejected everywhere else, and was welcomed in and invited to clown around. Below is Billy and his clown box, and Jamie, a teaching artist, revealing her amorphous creativity. | 2019-04-25T11:50:00 | https://talkingsuitcases.com/category/uncategorized/ |
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Post one image, from your own portfolio. Your best image you ever made, here on psc.com. An image you are proud of.
Maybe that can boost this site a litle bit.
I think this is a great idea!. I will participate when my new PC comes in. It's been a few weeks since I chopped and I miss it. My old PC flew out the window and crashed on impact..hahaha.
I like the idea, SH. I will start, not with an image that was revered particularly, but one that I was, and am, very proud of but did less than I hoped for. I worked very hard for this and will post the link, rather than just a picture, because my comment was part of the humor.
Haha. Funny and nice chops from all of you. Hopefully we will see more chops from other members here, soon.
I like this one. This one was my first win here at psc.com.
This is one of my favorites. I worked for a few days with this one.
Pretty simple made, but the image says a lot.
Really funny Lynette I like these mixed up animals chops. Nice done, but I think you have to fix the reflection. Its not in the right angle. Otherwise I like it a lot.
Thats what I find so great about your chops Luis, you have the killer combination, a really creative brain and mad skills with PS to bring your ideas to life . . . .
. . . and I hate you for that . . . | 2019-04-23T00:02:28 | http://photoshopcontest.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=20151&view=next |
Perfect for hot weather drinking, this is summer in a glass!
The terroir shines through on the palate with lovely length.
A blend of 45% Grenache, 40% Cinsault and 15% Syrah.
Superb, brilliant, pale pink color. Highly aromatic, with delicate notes of raspberry, peach, and white blossoms. The terroir shines through on the palate with lovely length and a mineral, saline finish.
The partly terraced vineyards lie on limestone-clay soil at an average altitude of 820 feet. The climate is cool for the region with considerable diurnal/nocturnal temperature differences which allows the wines to maintain perfect balance. The grapes are mostly harvested in the cool morning hours. After destemming, the Cinsault and Grenache grapes are pressed directly while the Syrah grapes are vinified in the saignée method. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at low temperature to preserve the wines’ aromatic freshness. The wines are aged for 3 months on fine lees and gently stirred.
Very good value for a Provence Rose particularly for those looking for a slightly off dry finish with unusually pronounced fruit which makes it a good match with asian food as well.
Succulent palate that is beautifully rounded and generously flavoured.
Dry summers and cold, unforgiving winters, our vineyards produce intense fruit that results in impeccably crafted wines that are a joy to drink.
This is a gently concentrated dry rosé with flavours of stonefruits, red fruits and florals and subtle minerally notes on a fresh, flowing palate.
Slightly left of centre, Mister is as clever as it is curious, as bold as it is beautiful, dapper in dress-sense only and modern to the core.
Bright berryfruit support by fine acidity and a great length of finish.
A sense of history hangs in the rafters at the Stables as it’s the home of New Zealand’s first family of winemaking, the Corbans.
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You and your furry friends are invited to this fun event that spans a number of pet-friendly patios in Downtown Alton. Your $10 ticket gains you a bandana for you pet (or you!), food & beverage specials, and a chance to win great prizes- including a pair of Cardinals tickets!
Participating bars will be listed on a passport that guides the event, and partygoers will be placed into the drawing one time for every establishment on the passport where they've made any purchases (food, merchandise, alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages).
Pet-related vendors, activities and animal welfare charities will be set up at businesses where space allows. For more information, call (618) 463-1016. | 2019-04-24T02:57:19 | https://www.enjoyillinois.com/explore/listing/downtown-alton-pup-crawl |
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If you have any further questions about Land Rover InControl™, please feel free to contact us directly or stop by Land Rover Roanoke at 5000 Franklin Road SW, Roanoke, VA 24014. We look forward to serving our customers from Lynchburg, Christiansburg and Blacksburg. | 2019-04-20T07:16:15 | https://www.landroverroanoke.com/land-rover-incontrol-in-roanoke--va-serving-lynchburg.htm |
Brian Snyder is Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA), a position he has held since 2001. Mr. Snyder hails originally from the state of Indiana where both of his grandfathers had been dairy farmers, and his family operated a purebred hog operation on a small farm.
Before joining PASA, Mr. Snyder worked 19 years for The William J. Gould Associates, also know as Gould Farm. He was Executive Director there from 1992 until leaving to join PASA in 2001.
In addition to writing and speaking in a number of venues on the subject of sustainable agriculture, Mr. Snyder also serves on several related boards of directors, including the Pennsylvania State Council of Farm Organizations, Keystone Development Center and FoodRoutes Network. He also serves in an advisory capacity for the state Dairy Task Force in Pennsylvania, the Northeast Sustainable Ag Working Group and the School of Hospitality at the Penn College of Technology in Williamsport, PA.
Brian currently lives with his wife and two daughters in Centre Hall, PA where they operate a small sheep farm. He is here today to talk about Raw Milk. | 2019-04-24T17:27:45 | http://www.restaurantguysradio.com/sle/rg/content/shows/index.asp?show_id=281 |
A recent study from The University of New South Wales in Australia reveals the damage weekend drinking causes in young adults and their DNA.
A new study from the National Polytechnic Institute in Mexico found that a group of students who drink alcohol over the weekend had twice the oxidative damage compared to a control group that did not consume alcohol. The team also found damage in 8% of the cells in the control group and 44% in the exposed groups, which if you can’t do the math cause you’re still hungover, that’s a 5.3 times greater damage of cells from drinking. The study idea came from a professor at the school who noticed a lot of his students coming in hungover on Monday mornings so he challenged them to research the effects. | 2019-04-26T08:34:42 | https://monkeysee.com/drinking-and-dna-damage/ |
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This has to be one of the most interesting plants in our garden. The small, but profuse, orange blossoms coat the stems that emanate from the base of the plant and stick around for months on end. The leaves are an eye-catching bright green. Plant this and you will be able to enjoy the quintessential hum of summer as bumblebees and hummingbirds will flock to your yard. When the sun shines on it just right, the flowers seem to glow like magical little lights.
Also known as Desert Mallow or Desert Hollyhock, its scientific name is Sphaeralcea ambigua. It is native to the deserts from southern California and throughout the south west. It is a very drought tolerant perennial, but the more water it gets the taller it grows. In our yard with some irrigation it has grown 5-6 feet, but it is known to stay as small as 1-2 feet in some desert areas with little annual rainfall. (Find other drought tolerant and ornamental plants here).
In my yard it gets full sun and sprinkler water a few times a week during the hot, dry season, keeping the soil moist but not wet. It is growing in clay soil that is slightly alkaline with no problems. It grows with stems that fan out from the base. Mine started to flop, so I cut them back to allow the plant to grow more bushy and it recovered very quickly.
It’s spread is dependent on the length the stems get. If they are very long they will flop over and therefore take more space. It seems to respond very well to trimming back to keep it a little more tidy and upright. I knocked ours back to 3 foot stems and within a month it grew back in to what you see in the picture above.
It takes the heat very well (we get up to 110+), and is supposed to be very cold tolerant, as well, rated to USDA zone 4. It is a major attractant for all sorts of bees, including big bumblebees. They absolutely mob ours.
As of now, we have had no issues with this plant. It does attract some aphids, but the plant seems to be able to take it in stride. We have snails but they don’t bother this one. I don’t have deer or other nibblers to contend with, so I couldn’t say whether they are resistant or not. Otherwise, just a beautiful plant that will be a stunner in your garden for months at a time. | 2019-04-20T06:55:14 | https://mostly-greek.com/2017/09/24/orange-mallow/ |
Answer: Hello dearm if the pill is not working and causing bleeding you will have to get the D&C done to make sure that the cleaning is done properly. Please do not do anything else and consult your gynae and follow the instructions. Hope it helps.
Answer: Go to your dr. Dear don't take any such decisions your own..
Answer: Try feeding at short intervals and small meals. U can also give vegetable soup as it helps in increasing apetite of the baby. A home remedy thag I always use whevever my baby stops eating. Take a lemon put black salt in it and use toothpick to put it inside the lemon now put the lemon on a spoon and heat it till the black salt melts and goes inside the lemon. Now take it off the flame. Make ur child lick it. Trust me it works.
Question: I got pregnant after taking I pill; . Does it harm my baby? Should I go for abortion?
Answer: Hello dear, Some research has suggested a link between the use of birth control pills near conception and an increased risk of low birth weight, preterm birth or congenital urinary tract abnormalities, these concerns generally haven't been observed in clinical experience. Birth control pills overall lower the risk of pregnancy and the risk of a fertilized egg implanting outside the uterus (ectopic pregnancy), which most often occurs in one of the tubes that carry eggs from the ovaries to the uterus (fallopian tubes). However, if you do conceive while taking a progestin-only birth control (minipill), there's a slightly higher chance that the pregnancy will be ectopic. If you're concerned because you took birth control pills and you have still conceived pregnant, talk to your doctor, but be assured that there's little risk. | 2019-04-19T08:50:17 | https://healofy.com/en/qa/i-got-miscarriage-but-not-bleed-out-after-taking-abortion-pill-what-could-be-the-second-option-other-6495427643310080 |
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