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The return of the Cruise missile. The BMW K1300s Motorsport limited edition Motorcycle review.
As a platform almost a decade in production, one could say that BMW k1300s has had its day. True, it is not the freshest platform or does it feature the latest tech.
Being ahead of its time means that a decade later, the BMW K1300s motorsport is still rather impressive — equipped with some features that are not available on many of today’s models.
Not to mention that it’s still one of the most powerful bikes out there on the road today. The horsepower alone still blows many bikes off the road, but its the tremendous torque from low-down that makes this machine a true two-wheel terminator. And just like the T-600, it may be a discontinued model but devastating nonetheless.
With 175HP and 140nm on tap, you’re never going to feel the K is lacking.
To put this in perspective, the BMW K1300s generates as much torque at 4,000 rpm as the BMW s1000rr makes at 11,000rpm. And for real-world travelling, that makes a big difference when the power comes on like a hammer. Unless you’re pressing the life out of most litre class bikes, they can feel a bit anaemic lower down compared to the k1300.
The result of this low-end grunt is a rider can be quite lazy with the gear changes, and virtually overtake in any gear. It’s possible to forget to change gears for a full section of road. Alternatively, if you feel like it, you can twist the throttle, let the beast howl and ping up through the quickshifter – but you better hang on tight!
For a royal military-salute send-off, the big Bavarian bruiser was well equipped with all the goodies in the sweets drawer. This motorcycle review was composed across a time-span of 6 months while I formed a definitive view of the k1300s.
The motorsport edition adds plenty more for the big K fan club in addition to being a fully optioned k1300. A fantastic (BMW Motorsport) colour scheme which looks superb with a finish that’s second to none. The forged HP wheels that not only look the business but also weigh a good deal less than stock are a big drawcard.
The weight saving is genuinely noticeable as you tip this big beast into a bend. That’s not to say it magically feels like a 600 supersport but the once portly k1300, feels a good deal nimbler and far less intimidating in the corners. In fact its one of the only bikes I’ve ridden to the edge of the rubber on the road, within a week of getting on it.
Third, on the list of added goodies is the legendary titanium-clad Akrapovic slip-on silencer. Co-branded by BMW, means you get a classy laser etched logo instead of a ghastly red-yellow sticker on your hardware. For some it may not be worth it, but if you have your eye on this bike you prbably care about details.
Other neat add ones include the finely-crafted adjustable HP rider and passenger footpegs, which by themselves cost about as much a small car. In addition to looking the part, these pegs are super grippy.
This is a bike that’s happiest in open spaces and letting loose a bit…or a lot.
The K platform is highly versatile, taking you from comfortable touring two-up with luggage, through to blasting through the twisties on your own with massive confidence. While it’s relative nimbleness belies its weight very well, this is still a 250kg machine on two wheels, and at times you will feel it. For those familiar with the BMW K1300, know that it’s not a small bike.
The bike pulls nicely even at low RPMs which is handy in the city. And then on occasion, you have a chance to let her go a bit, and it is always shocking when it pulls your arms from your body and eyes into their sockets!
The BMW k1300s motorsport is a remarkable machine, but it’s also a serious bike. By that I mean it’s not something you want to go dicking-about on without knowing what you’re getting into. The size, weight and mind-bending power need to be respected.
Akin to strapping into an f16 fighter jet, which you don’t do just for shits-and-giggles. Exciting, yes, but also frightening if you know what comes next.
Once you get twisting that throttle, you’ll be passing bikes, cars, and other objects at warp speed which could easily be you in a tree you didn’t anticipate would arrive so quickly.
Not that the k1300s is a hard bike to ride, but not flat-out easy either. Definitely recommended for experienced riders who know how to manage the weight and speed.
It’s easy to see that the k1300s, which is designed and built in Germany, would feel at home in the motherland storming the ‘Bahns and smooth mountain roads. Our shithouse roads here in and around Sydney don’t do it much justice for speed or quality.
The handling of the big Bavarian is precise and stable. Being a large machine, it takes some planning and effort to get the best out of it in the bends, but in the right hands, a very fast bike while also being something you can ride all day. Sporting the BMW duolever suspension up front, the way it goes about its business is quite different from a standard telescoping setup.
The suspension on the k1300s is very stable, comfortable and isolates you from a lot of the road harshness. A bonus the bike doesn’t dive on harsh braking which gives added control on hard stopping. Some riders have described the sensation as a bit numb, complaining that they don’t feel enough feedback. I can see why they would say this, but like with anything, I think it just takes some getting accustomed to.
The forged alloy wheels that come standard on this Motorsport edition do make a remarkable difference in its agility. Throwing the bike through a series of bends is far more comfortable than it should be on a quarter-tonne machine. On top of that, they look schmick!
For a top-specification motorcycle that is as well-built as this, it’s hard to pick faults.
No motorcycle is going to be perfect for all circumstances, and the same goes for the K1300s Motorsport.
Pushing this thing around in a parking sport or slow tight manoeuvring are not enjoyable with this beast. However, unless you are in bumper-to-bumper traffic, a city run with moving traffic is no dilemma.
The clutch action is a little heavy, and it pulses a bit as it catches. For around town, there are much better bikes. Not the ideal partner for Bankok-style traffic, the K doesn’t revel in going slow.
The moderately restricted steering lock make u-turn and slow-speed manoeuvring a handful.
As a design and concept, some areas of the bike are showing their age – for example, the digital dash part of the tacho looks like something pulled from a cold-war era submarine. Sort of cool though.
One irritation I’ve always had with the k1300 series of bikes is the buzzy clutch and various frequencies of vibrations depending on engine speed. This is especially apparent because some part of the rev range and throttle-positions are butter smooth.
The first set of vibes comes in at 3-4k rpm when on the overrun, decelerating with engine braking – the clutch basket will buzz like crazy. The second set, which I don’t mind as much will come on about 7-8k rpm and then smooth out as you climb higher. The high range vibes are probably sufficient to remind you that you’re about to exit the stratosphere.
Its a four cylinder problem.
To be fair though, this sort of vibration is inherent to 4 cylinder sportbikes across all categories. I tried the 2018 Honda CB1000r the other day and was surprised that even this honda s buzzed quite a bit around the 5-6k mark.
On the flip-side, if the BMW k1300s were any smoother, getting into trouble would be even quicker than it already is.
The quick-shifter can be sensitive to the correct technique. Still smoother than some newer BMWs especially the Twin-cylinder models. As with most of these units, they are temperamental if not used the right way.
You need to be on the gas relatively hard and be deliberate in your foot action. In short, it works fine if you use it as intended.
Today, contemporary bikes come out with a myriad of tech that just wasn’t seen only just a few years back. BMW always led the tech & feature list on motorcycles.
A host of touring options available as well.
Realistically the only thing I would add to this bike is cruise control.
Anytime there is a road trip or even a weekend ride that affords a decent distance, space and speed - the BMW k1300s is my weapon of choice. Fast, stable and comfortable.
Now discontinued, the BMW k1300 will roam the earth for many decades to come. Some parts of the bike are ageing (like the dash) but the k1300s is still an impressive hulking motorcycle with an absolute thug of an engine makes it an occasion every time I get on.
Impressively engineered, wickedly fast and equally comfortable. There are not many bikes this big that look as cool -the Big K looks like a big supersport rather than a gre-nomad touring sled.
It may not be the best bike for everyday use; it remains one of my all-time favourite motorcycles.
Tested and bought at Procycles, Hornsby. If you want one, or any other bike for that matter – ask for Fernando.
hola my K1300S has 70000kms, 2012 year model, and I fully agree with everything published in the article, congratulations!
I have this model and I love every minute on this bike. I just can not get enough riding my K1300s. I also must agree with everything in your article.
It’s still.. In my opinion the best overall (sport/touring) motorcycle out there closing in to 2019.
As manufacturers stop making Hyper sport touring machines (still don’t get why?) these are getting more special in the years to come..
The ‘K’ has a duolever front suspension and not a telelever system as reported. The duolever system is softer and more compliant than telelever giving a sense of more feel under heavy braking. Both systems are excellent and like everything; it is just a matter of becoming familiar with their characteristics.
Great article, own a Motorsport and I am saddened to hear that BMW are moving away from such universal machines.
Thanks for the comment Peter – I’ll amend the error you picked up. I thought they were the same thing. I’m not too technically minded – I just ride them!

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An experience-base air B&B type of accommodation "CYCLESTAY" will be opened near Kyobashi station in Osaka on February 1.
As the concept of "CYCLING and STAY", "CYCLESTAY" is characterized by being able to not only "staying" but "experience". As there are five full-fledged cross bikes for the guests, so guests can go cycling tour around in Osaka.
It also set up the original road map. By loading the QR code on the roadmap, you can easily register the cycling road to the smartphone and you can enjoy sightseeing and cycling freely.
Besides setting cross bikes, the interior also features bicycle themes, so that foreign guests feel comfortable combination of Japanese atmosphere with bicycles. It is definitely comfortable accommodation for not only foreign tourists, but also bike lovers and those who want to travel with bikes.
The project "CYCLESTAY" also contributes the issue about abandoned house to renovate vacant houses to the accommodations. If you stay at "CYCLESTAY", you will enjoy active and fresh travel.

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KTF, the country's second largest mobile carrier, said yesterday it has formed alliances with three major broadcasting stations to offer television programs over mobile handsets, heating up competition for a top slot in the video-on-demand (VOD) market among mobile carriers.
The company yesterday signed the wireless multimedia content business deal with KBS, SBS and MBC.
Under the deal, KTF will provide popular television soap operas, entertainment, news, traffic and weather programs over its icon-based multimedia mobile network, Multipack, beginning in late February.
"With cdma2000 1x EV-DO service just around the corner, KTF has successfully secured plenty of television content for mobile subscribers," the company said in a statement.

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Hatha Yoga in Rishikesh India: Hatha is one of the oldest, traditional and most popular forms of yoga in India and the world. It is a slow form including stretching, which focus on body purification and the awakening of panic energy. It is the most practiced yoga in India and is taught in most of the Ashrams in Rishikesh. Our Hatha trainer will explain around 65-70 Poses during the Hatha Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh along with particular attention placed on how to get in and out of the pose, its alignment and the correct and incorrect versions of each pose.
Ashtanga Yoga in Rishikesh India: Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga is a sweating and dynamic form of yoga, which makes you flexible and strong in a short duration of time. It is mostly famous among young adults who love to sweat. It is a modern version of Hatha and was first taught by Master Pattabhi Joice in Mysore, India. It also involves breathing, bandha, and dristi, which makes it energetic for the body and mind. It is very suitable to develop strength and flexibility simultaneously. In the Yoga Teacher Training at Arogya Yoga School, the primary series of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and all of its poses will be explained within the 4-week intensive course.

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In the "particles&walls" simulation, there's a parameter called "threshold" in the code that calculates force and field. What is it for?
The threshold were added to prevent numerical error.
The force is inverse propose to r2. The force will become very arge when r is very small.
So the force were ignored when two particles are too close to each other.
And this also allow the simulation to have a positive and a negative charge to stick together -- the major reason why it is ignored.
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Astamudi Backwaters in Kerala Houseboat – South Indian Tour Package- Vacation Tour, LTC Holiday Tours to South India.
Arrival at TRIVANDRUM Airport/Railway station. Our representative will meet you and give you a flower bouquet. Then directly transfer to KOLLAM ASHTAMUDI boat jetty. Check-in to the houseboat on arrival. Proceed for the backwater cruising. The day is free for cruising in Houseboat in the KOLLAM ASHTAMUDI backwater. You can explore the beauty of the KOLLAM ASHTAMUDI backwater. Overnight stay in the Houseboat.
After breakfast check-out from the HOUSEBOAT and transfer to the airport/railway station.
Package Cost: Rs.15500/- Per Couple.
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You can certainly mail in a disc to us- however, MPEG-4 is not a duplication ready DVD master type. You’ll need to author the video first (adding menus, chapter breaks, etc...) so that it can be played on a standard DVD player- right now, if you burn that MPEG to a DVD (without encoding it for DVD playability) only a computer can read it- a regular DVD player could not. You’ll need to use an authoring program (such as iDVD or Adobe Encore) in order to create Video_TS/Audio_TS folders (which are the directory structure for standard DVDs) or authored files in an ISO file (or IMG). Once you have an authored file, you can certainly mail that in to us (or upload directly through the site).

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Aloha, George Krischke with Honolulu HI 5 (company now called Hawaii Living).
Today we’re going to talk about closing of escrow. In a different segment we talked about contingencies in a contract. Those are conditions that need to be satisfied or events that need to take place before a party is obligated to move forward with the contract.
Once all contingencies are satisfied, or removed, means buyer, and seller have fulfilled all conditions of the contract, that’s when we set up the signing for the buyer, and the seller to sign all escrow closing documents. That includes the conveyance document which is the deed, and it may include loan documents that the buyer may have to sign.
Besides the signing, and getting the documents notarized all the funds need to be in escrow, and this is the peculiar thing in Hawaii. Hawaii is a good funds state, that means that all funds need to be received by escrow no later than two business days prior to recordation, prior to closing.
Now that may be different in your state, but that’s they way it’s in Hawaii. So signing, and funds need to be with escrow, need to be completed two business days prior to recordation.
Now what does it mean, good funds? It means escrow will have to have the funds, and they need to be, they need to have cleared, means if the buyer brings in his last deposit with a personal check that’s no good. It needs to be a cashiers check, or it needs to be a wire, and the lender usually wires the funds in. So it needs to be good funds received by escrow.
Now once all escrow closing documents are signed, and all deposits are deposited with escrow two business days prior to recordation, escrow will review the file, and take it to the Bureau of Conveyance by the next business day which is one day prior to recordation.
The Bureau of Conveyances reviews the file, makes sure that everything is proper, and the following day the transaction gets recorded. So that’s the day of closing, or recordation.
On the actual day of recordation, the conveyance document gets time stamped, and they all get the same stamp it’s 8:01 A.M. in the morning, and that’s when it gets recorded.
Now we don’t actually get the confirmation that it has recorded, and they, they don’t all get stamped at 8:01, but they receive the same stamp. So sometimes shortly after 8:00 in the morning, or 8:01 A.M. in the morning, we usually get a phone call from, from the escrow company that the transaction has successfully recorded, or closed.
And that phone call may not come until 10:00, or sometimes 11:00, or sometimes close to 12 noon. But when we get recordation clearance, when we get that phone call that’s when everything is done. Escrow will disperse the funds, they close the file, they may pay any remaining balances, any remaining invoices that were supposed to be paid through escrow, and the buyer is entitled to the keys, and the seller is entitled to the sales proceeds.
Now getting the keys, I need to just talk a little bit about that. Sometimes buyers think well they get the keys at 8:00 in the morning, but we still have to wait until recordation clearance. So if you schedule, if you’re the buyer, and you schedule some service provider, or the movers for 8:00 in the morning, we may not have the keys yet. The seller may not provide us with the keys until we have recordation clearance. So make sure to schedule any service appointments until we have recordation clearance, usually before 12:00.

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Rest and rejuvenation can often be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of going on holiday. There’s nothing wrong with a little R&R, but if you want to take an adventure and create some memories to last a lifetime, then you certainly can here in Adelaide! Nurture your more adventurous side and come along on a journey with us where we have all the best activities in Adelaide for thrill seekers.
If you’ve always wanted to take a Tiger Moth flight, but just never gotten around it then you’ll want to consider doing it while you are in Adelaide. A Tiger Moth plane will take you back to vintage times and you’ll feel your breath taken away as you climb aboard these planes from another era and experience the scenic Adelaide cost. For an extra treat, take one of these fights at sunset.
Paragliding and hang gliding are popular in Adelaide and it’s not hard to see why. Picture yourself gliding through the air and looking down on one of the most stunning landscapes below. This is an experience you won’t forget in a hurry.
Surprise your loved one or head up to the sky in a group on a beautiful hot air balloon. The Barossa Valley offers many hot air balloon experiences and some may even come with a champagne breakfast! Upon landing, you can enjoy exploring all that the fabulous wine region has to offer.
The Adelaide Oval Roofclimb is not for the faint of heart, but it will give you some of the best views of the city below. Thrill seekers clamber on top of the Adelaide Oval roof to check out the CBD while 50 metres above ground.
This Aerial Park in Adelaide is absolutely certain to get your heart pounding and your knees shaking. The adrenaline-pumping challenges include riding a bike along a narrow path metres above the ground, and swinging on ropes. While you are perfectly safe, and attached to rigging at all times, this will still give you the thrill of your life.
Go kayaking on the River Torrens to view Adelaide from a different angle. If you’ve got the skills, venture out further to the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary which is home to many kayak hire services and a beautiful view.
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“By nature, real estate is one of the easiest assets to leverage I have ever come across—maybe the easiest. Not only is it easy to leverage the financing of it, but the terms are incredible compared to any other kind of loan. Interest rates are currently below 5%, down payments can be 20% or less, and loans are routinely amortized over 30-year periods."
“One of the best parts of investing in real estate is the fact that … you’re slowly paying down your loan balance with each payment to the bank… After enough time passes, a good chunk of every payment comes off the loan balance, and wealth is created."

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what happens after "Serial".setConsole ?
After calling Bluetooth.setConsole I get a timeout in IRQ.
If consoleDevice = device; is commented, it works fine. Obviously on old settings.
What happens after setting consoleDevice ?
Do I have to add something to Bluetooth object ?
I can't remember anything else offhand, but you'd have to look at the source of jsiSetConsole.
I guess it could be the Bluetooth serial write IRQ that's crashing? You need to have a way of taking data out of the txBuffer and transmitting it via Bluetooth from an IRQ - if you don't have that then the txBuffer will just get full and things will stall.
Does just doing Bluetooth.write("sometext") cause problems, or does that work?
so I've to catch device EV_BLUETOOTH in jshUSARTSetup.
Anyway, if EV_BLUETOOTH is already initialised this should be skipped.
I see -> Bluetooth on console, up to that point everything is fine.
If next step (set Console Device) is done, app runs into IRQ timeout.
I cannot find the step, where something like Bluetooth.write is called. There should be a, let me say connection/function, to write data to ESP32 bluetooth device from Serial object.
Walking through jswrap_serial and jsdevices, at the end, it should go to jshUSARTKick with device = EV_BLUETOOTH, is that correct ?
it should go to jshUSARTKick with device = EV_BLUETOOTH, is that correct ?
Yes, and you can kick off Bluetooth transmission from there. However you still need a way to detect when a Bluetooth packet has finished sending so you can send the next one.
Also, using USARTKick isn't ideal - it'll get called after the very first character. Ideally you want to be able to write multiple characters from the buffer at once.
Both cases a string is send with lot of calls to USARTKick. For Bluetooth it would be a better idea, to send strings, to avoid overhead.
If I would now replace many calls to USARTKick by a function that sends a string, what would be the best way ?
Adding an #ifdef USE_BLUEOOTH in jsdevices and jswrap_serial is doable, but would be ugly.
There are pros and cons for all solutions. Looks to me, like we have to change core sources in each case.
What would be best, or is there another way to solve the problem.
None of those methods is great. It's virtually impossible to ever get a string of data that you can send. Sure, you can do a little better sometimes, but really not that much and there are loads of cases where it's very hard to improve.
Can you not do what we do on nRF5x? Figure out what we need to send in an IRQ that happens just before data is sent?
In jshUSARTKick, schedule a Utility timer callback (jstimer.h) for 1ms if one hasn't already been scheduled (just have a bool for whether it has been scheduled or not).
Or just skip the timer and send the first character on its own. That's what I did originally and it works reasonably well.
Or, another option, I'm on the wrong train ?
jstExecuteFn(notifTimerCB, NULL, time , 10);//assumed that CB is called after 10 ms ??
Setting a period will make the timer keep calling the function (like setInterval). Also the first call would have been scheduled right away.
You could then avoid jstStopExecuteFn unless you're calling sendNotifBuffer direct from addCharToNotif when startNotifTimer has already been called.


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Our NEETcoat exhibition at the Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition generated a great deal of interest last month, putting us in contact with many potential customers and collaborators. Thank you to everyone who visited our booth!
We are currently exhibiting NEETcoat at the Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition in San Antonio this week in booth number 4114. The conference lasts until tomorrow, March 24, so make sure to visit our booth to learn more about NEETcoat and even see some demonstrations of our electrothermal coating in action.
We are pleased to announce some exciting updates for NEETcoat. As of earlier this year, we have a signed contract in place with Insulation Solutions (through Thermal-Coat Technologies) to launch NEETcoat in roofing and flooring markets in the United States and Canada beginning the first quarter of 2016. In addition, we have marketing agreements in place with Carmen Ventures in Iowa, U.S. and Fullerex in Europe to promote our unique spray-on resistive heating system.
We look forward to the new opportunities these arrangements will present us as we continue to spread the word about NEETcoat.
NEETcoat's exhibition at JEC Americas 2015 earlier this month was a big hit! The show gave us the opportunity to speak with many professionals and academics in the composites industry, several of whom followed up with us after the show to learn more about NEETcoat. Thank you to all who visited our booth!
NanoRidge will exhibiting NEETcoat next week at the JEC Americas 2015 conference in Houston, TX. The event program can be found here. Come visit our booth and see NEETcoat in action! Our CTO Kyle Kissell will also be giving a keynote speech about NEETcoat on June 4 at 11:45 AM, so make sure to catch that if you attend. If you are unable to attend, check back here after the event to see some photos.
Welcome to the new nanoridge.com! We hope you enjoy the new look. Please check out our pages on NEETcoat, TeraCopper, and NanoWire to learn more about our three main projects. We will periodically post NanoRidge-related news updates on this page, such as the Houston Business Journal's feature on our LiteWire product from last year.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at tom@nanoridge.com. Thank you for visiting!

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1) Wash and cut up the ribs.
2) Mix all the sauce ingredients together. The numbers are portion, so you can use tea spoon, table spoon, cup or even barrel if you like… as long as you follow the portion, then the taste should turn out right.
3) Pour the sauce in a deep pot. When the sauce boils, put the ribs in. When it boils, turn down the heat to medium and let it simmer for about 10-15 minutes. Stir occasionally. The sauce will caramelize and thicken. If you don’t like thick sauce, turn the heat to low and simmer it for shorter time.
1) You can substitute the ingredients with whatever you have at home, as long as the substitute has the same taste as the original ingredient. I’ve used brown sugar, Japanese sake before, and my co-worker has used white vinegar as a substitute as well. They all turned out quite fine.
2) My co-worker told me that she doesn’t use 4 portions regular soy sauce. Instead, she uses 2 portions of light soy sauce, and 2 portions of dark soy sauce. I’ve tried both ways . The ribs cooked with the 2-2 light/dark soy sauce is a lot darker than the 4 soy sauce. It’s because dark soy sauce is a lot darker, and it gives the food the colour. (This time I used 2-2 light/dark soy sauce. The ribs are really dark.) Taste-wise, I’m not sure if there’s a significant difference, because everytime I make it, I change the ingredients a bit… so I’m not sure if the difference is from the soy sauce or something else.
3) I’ve used this sauce to make chicken wings before… it was actually pretty good! 🙂 Give it a try!
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Love it! My mouth totally watered from the picture.
Question about the rose wine: Does it give much taste to the product, compared to other cooking wines?

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text: Bright and spacious, this updated 2 story home offers 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. 1 bedroom and bathroom is on the main level and could be a great master, office or den. A formal entry has slate tile floors and wrought iron railings. The great room features hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, a brick wood burning fireplace, and leads to a lovely dining room. The open kitchen has gorgeous black quartz counter tops, stylish backsplash, stainless steel appliances including a Samsung Chef Collection oven. The kitchen opens to the family room with sliding doors to a patio and large fenced yard. Great for entertaining! The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet and an updated bathroom. A 2 car garage and lovely curb appeal complete this property.


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Here are some examples of the many areas where coaching is used successfully.
I am also a recognised and certified Youth Coach - DBS Checked.
Youth Coaching is a branch of Life Coaching which provides wonderful, invaluable, impartial support and guidance to youths. Helping them to overcome challenges, understand their emotions, manage stress and anxiety, and importantly to develop their own resilience. Resilient children are those who resist adversity, manage to cope with uncertainty and are able to recover successfully and thrive.
Private Youth Coaching sessions are tailored to the specific needs of your child and family. That means your child receives one on one support, attention and guidance and that the sessions are designed specifically for your child.
Private Youth Coaching sessions also provide the opportunity for children to share and explore things of a more sensitive or personal nature - things that they may feel embarrassed or uncomfortable discussing.
● Fears, worries and anxiety.
Take the first step in your journey, now that you are ready and committed to a new you or if you wish to discuss the benefits of Private Youth Coaching and are now wondering how I can help your child through my Private Youth Coaching sessions. Contact me to arrange a free 30 minute, no obligation consultation.


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Just a few days ago we told you that Lenovo and Motorola had in mind to launch a new edition of their Moto X4 , with improved specifications and aimed at a specific number of markets. With this model, Motorola would intend to strengthen its proposal in the medium-premium range, taking advantage of the characteristics of the current variant, in itself quite advanced, but improving certain details with which to make the X4 an even more complete terminal. And today, just a few days later, Lenovo has made it official in India, this new variant of the Motorola Moto X4 that among other changes comes with 6GB of RAM.
The Motorola Moto X4 was announced for the first time during the IFA 2017 in Berlin, to later break into the market, assuming the return of the Moto X family, which seemed missing after the arrival of the Moto Z and its modular concept. However, although Lenovo decided to maintain the premium essence in this fourth generation, certain high-end features that had become the hallmark of the Moto X line also disappeared. Perhaps that is the reason why today, the firm introduces this new edition of the device, which boasts 6 GB of RAM, despite keeping the technical section of the first edition practically intact.
Accompanying the extra 2GB of RAM it runs on the Android 8.0 Oreo OS out of the box which is the latest version of the Android operating system. It was launched with a 5.2-inch Full HD LTPS IPS display with Corning Gorilla Glass protection and 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution. It is powered by a 2.2 GHz Octa-Core Snapdragon 630 14nm Mobile Platform with Adreno 508 GPU. It was having two variants with one having 3GB of RAM with 32GB storage and the second one having 4GB of RAM with 64GB internal storage with both variants supporting expandable storage up to 2 TB with microSD card. It runs on the Android 7.1 (Nougat) OS out of the box and comes with Dual SIM option as well.
It comes with a dual rear camera with a 12-megapixel camera with Dual Autofocus Pixel sensor, PDAF, f/2.0 aperture, 1.4um pixel size along with an 8-megapixel ultra-wide angle secondary camera with 120-degree field of view, f/2.2 aperture, 1.12um pixel size, dual-tone LED flash, 4K video recording. It also comes with a 16-megapixel front-facing camera with LED flash, f/2.0 aperture and 1um pixel size. It is backed up by a 3000mAh battery and it comes with Turbo Charging support that can give six hours of power in just 15 minutes of charge. The device is water and dust resistant with IP68 ratings and has a fingerprint sensor on physical home button. The device comes with connectivity options like 4G VoLTE, WiFi 802.11 ac (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), Bluetooth 5.0 LE, GPS, GLONASS, NFC, USB Type-C, 3.5mm audio jack, Front-ported speaker and 3-Mics. It measures 148.35 x 73.4 x 7.99 mm and weights 163 grams.


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Self-Sabotaging: Why Do We Stop Short of Our Goals?
Why is it that we can have our goals all in place, we know where we want to be and on our way to reaching it, we put an end to it? Why do we procrastinate on projects? How many of us have worked very hard on healthy eating, almost reaching our goal, then we decide at the last minute it’s not really important? Your relationship is going great then you say or do something very hurtful. Does any of this sound familiar? These types of behaviors and thoughts are driven by our inner critic, which we all have.
Our inner critics aren’t nice. They create doubt, tell us we aren’t worthy, are far from positive, undermine our goals and desires and create suspicions of those we love the most.
What happens to create this inner critic? Some people have no problems. They had very supportive parents and their inner critics are minimal at best. Life goes on for them. But for some, if they look back at their early childhood they would probably see patterns from their parents or important caregivers, which lacked support. Without realizing, they tend to internalize attitudes, which were directed toward them by their parents or people important to them at the time. If their parents saw them as lazy and frequently shared that opinion of them, they may grow up feeling worthless. They then begin to tell themselves, “why try, I will never be successful at it.” This is self-sabotaging behavior.
If we grew up with a self-hating parent, who often viewed themselves as weak or a failure, we may grow up with similar self-sabotaging attitudes toward ourselves. For instance, if our parent felt critical of their appearance, we may take on similar insecurities without realizing it. We may feel easily self-conscious and less sure of ourselves in social or public situations.
As we go through life we begin to internalize these attitudes and remain stuck with our thinking that we aren’t capable of any type of success.
We can’t change the past but once we review our past and realize what has damaged us we can consciously choose to act against them. We can prove our thoughts as wrong. But when we listen to our inner critic and remain there we will continue to cast doubt on ourselves and struggle with success.
Once we recognize our inner critic and see how it was created we can work on ignoring it and pushing against it. It will be an uncomfortable process because it’s been ingrained in us for a long time. But we must push through it. If we are uncomfortable in public, because in the past we’ve been told we don’t matter, we need to begin pushing ourselves to be more open to participate with others.
In the book The Self under Siege: A Therapeutic Model for Differentiation, co-authored by Dr. Robert Firestone, Dr. Lisa Firestone and Joyce Catlett, four steps involved in separating (differentiation) is described.
1. Step one involves separating from the destructive attitudes (critical inner voices) we internalized based on painful early life experiences.
2. The second step requires us to separate from the negative traits in our parents or influential caretakers that we’ve taken on as our own.
3. The third step involves challenging the destructive defenses or adaptations we made to the pain we experienced growing up. These adaptations may have helped us in childhood but, very often, hurt us as adults. For instance, if we were used to being let down or rejected as children, we may have formed a defense that shuts us off from wanting or expecting much from others. Though this lowering our expectations may seemed to help cushion us from getting hurt as kids, this same defense can keep us from trusting or getting close to someone as adults.
4. The fourth and final step of differentiation asks us to develop our very own sense of our unique values, ideals and beliefs. Once we have separated from the negative overlays from our past, we can uncover who we really are. We can stop self-sabotaging behaviors and choose the person we want to be.
Ending self-sabotaging behavior can be a difficult process. If you need assistance and are looking for support during this process you should work with a licensed therapist.
Liz Birch is a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist who provides services in her office in Tustin, CA. Her areas of expertise are in communications, relationships, marriage strengthening, stress reduction, depression, trauma, personal growth, ptsd and provides support to the military population and their families. She can be reached via LizBirchTherapist.com, email at LizBirchMFT@gmail.com, or by calling 714-614-0612.

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I recently read the biography of the Olympic class runner, and missionary to China, Eric Liddell, and it was terrific. Most people remember Eric as the subject of the 1981 film Chariots of Fire. In the film, Eric’s struggles as a Christian athlete, whose strict observance of a Sunday Sabbath was in direct conflict with the Olympic running events schedule, provide the primary focus of the film. However, the film ends with Eric’s gold medal victory in the 1924 Olympic Games, and does not begin to scratch the surface of the life of this extraordinary man of God.
After the Olympic Games, Eric chose to serve God by following in his parents', both missionaries to China, footsteps. He viewed his athletic abilities as a tool, to be used in service to the Lord, and while many considered his decision the wrong one, his heart remained steadfast. This book details all of Eric’s successes on the athletic and the mission fields, a balance he felt was crucial to maintain, his struggles to overcome an almost paralyzing shyness, as well as the tumultuous events occurring in China in the early twentieth century. Eric’s story is exciting, inspiring, and heartwarming, and should please athletes and Christians alike. To put a modern day spin on it, in many ways, Eric Liddell was the Tim Tebow of his time.

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Coin boxes, Shoe boxes, and M5M boxes — what do these have in common?
As we approach Hallowe’en I look back to when I was a young lass. How many of you readers remember going out all dressed up, those sweaty masks over your face and some home made costume, a grocery shopping bag or pillow case in your hands, ready to have them filled? How many remember these little cardboard boxes given to us in school, to collect coins for UNICEF?
This began in Canada in 1955 and continued for 50 years, stopping out of concern for the safety of the children and for other reasons. During the last 15 years Canadians donated on average of $3 Million. That is a LOT of coins to roll! With the money raised by the boxes and now with programs in the school, UNICEF is able to put a huge dent in many childhood diseases all over the world. That is not a trick but a huge treat for these children.
In 1993 Samaritan’s Purse began, on a small scale, a program called Operation Christmas Child. In 1994 I received information on this program and decided it was something that any one could do, no matter their race, age, religion, or whatever! So in 1995 I had the privilege of introducing this program to the whole North Eastern Ontario via CBC radio, Timmins Times, and the Timmins Daily Press. They were all great supporters – and still are to this day. It is a simple program of looking at a suggested list of items, purchasing them, and putting them in a shoe box. To date over 100 million shoe boxes have been delivered world wide. They went to areas that have faced huge disaster, where war is the norm for their lives, where poverty is rampant. Did these boxes change the children’s living conditions? No, of course not. But what they did — and still do — is let the children know that someone, somewhere else, cares enough about them to put this box together. It gives the children joy and HOPE.
In 1994 a company called Mannatech began business in Dallas, TX. Over the years they have expanded their business to 26 different countries. As a business they work through M5M Foundation, a US 501(c)3 charity to deliver the PhytoBlend powder. This is possible through the sales of all their products. Their aim is to add nutrition to the food for children in orphanages and feeding programs throughout the world to eradicate malnutrition. Just by adding that PhytoBlend powder to the child’s food the change is astonishing.
So, what do these three things have in common? Children. And how these programs are used to help make life better and healthier for them world-wide. I am so thankful that I’ve been a part of UNICEF as a child (my box was always almost full!) and that I learned how important it was to think of others. Then through Operation Christmas Child and our business through Mannatech we continue this ministry. And we are not alone. Many are helping on this journey and the door is open for others to help us, especially with the year round M5M project.
This entry was posted in News and tagged charity, Hallowe'en, M5M, M5M Foundation, malnourishment, MannaRelief boxes, Mannatech, nourishing children, Operation Christmas Child, orange boxes, orphanages, Samaritan's Purse, school feeding programs, shoe boxes, Social Entrepreneur, UNICEF on 2017-10-12 by peggy.


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On Friday evening, August 2, Halifax Regional Police took a statement from a woman, alleging she was sexually assaulted by an off duty HRP member in July of this year.
The province's Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) has concluded that no charges should be laid against two Halifax Regional Police (HRP) officers involved in an arrest of a 55- year-old woman in Dartmouth in March.
The Serious incident Response Team (SiRT) is investigating the death of a male who was in the custody of the Queens RCMP earlier today, July 9, 2013.
The province's independent Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) is investigating the shooting of a suspect by a Halifax Regional Police (HRP) officer.
The province's independent Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) is investigating a police pursuit which ended with the driver of a vehicle suffering serious injuries.
On May 10, 2013 at approximately 2 p.m., Halifax Regional Police (HRP) officers responded to a complaint from a landlord in relation to a female tenant at an apartment building in Fairview.
The province's independent Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) is investigating injuries suffered by a man in a collision with a police vehicle Friday, April 26, 2013.
The province's Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) has concluded that no charges should be laid against an RCMP - Cole Harbour officer who pursued a motor vehicle last December.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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welcome to the 12 Days of Christmas 2016 Day 6! Today I am guest designing over at Gerda Steiner Designs! Today, I am featuring the Up on the Housetop stamp and die set to create this adorable scene! Don't forget, if you're dying for more videos right away, you can refresh your memories with the 2015 and 2014 series or the other videos for the series that I have published so far in 2016.
I'm giving away the Sportsy Santa stamp set and dies! A big thank you to GSD stamps!
Thanks for watching! I will be Guest Designing on November 19th for GSD Stamps as well so be sure to pick up the stamp set so you can play along too!
Hi Justine! I love the cute card and simple coloring, too. Thank you for a chance to win!
You won't be sorry...I just splurged and I love mine.
Great card. Love Gerta Stein designs. My Christmas wish is for a Copic airbrush system.
Awesome card. If I could have anything.I would like more storage or a table I could stand at.
What a cute card, I love the night sky you've created. The one thing I would love for Christmas would be the MISTI.. what a great tool to have. Thanks for all the great cards & inspiration.
Hi J. Gorgeous card! I would love to have more Copics and their refill and a larger case to carry them! I am enjoying your style of cardmaking very much. Tfs!
Great card! This stamp set is adorable. I think if I could have anything I'd go for a brother scan 'n cut!
I love the scene you created with this cute stamp set. If I could receive anything crafty for Christmas it would be a Brother Scan 'n Cut.
Super cute card and awesome video. If I could have something for Christmas I would like a big shot. Thanks for sharing and an awesome giveaway.
How cute!!! I loved this card and the quick coloring making the scene. My wish for Christmas would be the Brother scan n Cut. Thanks so much for the chance to win!!
These are the cutest Santa images! Thanks for sharing your adorable reindeer card!
Great card! A crafty item I would love is either the brothers scan and cut or the silohuette cameo 3.
Very cute card, wow your ink pads were juicy, mine seem a little dry, better get some re-inkers....that's what is on my wish list.
Just a delightful card!! I would love some alcohol markers!
Adorable card. I will now always think of Max the reindeer, when I look at this set! For Christmas, I would like some storage shelving and some Pretty Pink Posh sequin mixes!
Love your card! I'm going to try a night sky!! I would love cabinets and shelves for Chriistmas!!
Super cute card! My Christmas wish would be a set of Zig Clean brush pens, thanks!
I really enjoy your video's! If I could ask for one crafty Christmas gift, I would love for Santa to bring me a Brother Scan n Cut 2.
Cute!! If I could have anything for Christmas I would ask for a set of Copic markers.
This card is adorable! The GSD critters are so cute. They are perfect for Copic coloring. TFS and for a chance to win. I haven't made a single card for the holidays yet.....this would definitely put me in the mood!
Love your videos, the card is so cute! If I could have any crafty items it would be a room with a window & lots of shelves........ couldn't decide which one would be more important.... lol! Maybe someday!
If i could have any craft item, i think i want all the copic makers.
WoW! Love your night sky. I think for Christmas I would love the Spotsy Santa,:-) I love Santa year around. If not I'm thinking of splurging on Copic or Zig markers.
Thank you for opportunity to win.
I would like a Brother cut and scan!!


text: Association of retail companies (AKORT) is going to address the Federal Antimonopoly Service of the RF (FAS) and the State Duma with a request to examine the situation on the payment systems market in the RF. AKORT claims that two largest international systems Visa and MasterCard control about 80% of all the card payments and charge up service commissions. According to the research held by the Laboratory for Studies in Economic Sociology “Higher School of Economics”, it is by 54% higher in Russia than in the European Union at an average within the MasterCard system and by 80% within the Visa system. During this research a poll was held among 42 retail companies, including 18 big, 8 average and 16 small companies. According to the document the respondents don’t have a sound share of non-cash payments so far – 17% of the number of payments at an average and 19% of the total cost of purchases.


text: Fabian Vandenreydt, Executive Chairman at B-Hive, highly experienced in building bridges between large Financial Institutions and startups, will moderate this session with David Dab - Chief Innovation Officer at ING, Belgium and Adi Ashkenazy - VP Product at XM, a cybersecurity startup. David Dab and Adi Ashkenazy will expose their insights, lessons learnt and challenges on their collaboration: what it takes for a large Financial Institution to adopt a startup’s product and what it takes for a startup to deploy its product in a large Financial Institution. They will share concrete examples and real anecdotes they encountered during their project as well their advice to large corporations and startups on how to work together in order to make the collaboration a success.


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The DeSoto ISD Financial Services Division's primary goal is to manage the financial operations of district accounts and payroll for personnel.
The Financial Services Department includes financial services, risk management, accounting, accounts payable, and payroll.
DeSoto ISD Financial Transparency Documents are all included in the documents link to the left.
Please Note that ALL W2 information will be available online this year. NO paper W2's will be sent. All W2 information will be available AFTER the 26th of January. Please log into TEAMS Prologic Access to access your W2 Information AFTER January 26th.


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Christmas Borders are the first in our Holiday Page Borders series. Just click or tap on any link to open a new window with a full size border to print. Simply close or minimize the window or tab to return to the list of holiday borders and choose another.
Click or tap a link below to print. Right click or tap and hold to copy your border.
Each Christmas border is available in PDF and PNG format. The PDF format is a larger file, but better quality.


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I have been working on a API gateway project (Akamai + Nginx + Lua) for quite a few weeks. There are lots of things that I would like to write and share. This post is one of them.
Users send http(s) GET or POST requests to Akamai.
Akamai forwards the requests to origin server which is Nginx server.
Nginx sends the requests to upstream which is a Apache server.
For security reasons, we would like to encrypt all the 3 phases.
phase #1, #2: The plan is to let Akamai rewrite http to https if users send http requests, as for certain path (e.g /security) it contains sensitive information.
phase #3: the upstream only do https, so Nginx just need to forward the requests sent from Akamai as it is https already.
According to the http code wiki page, 301/302 redirect does not support POST, so I have to use 307. Otherwise, Akamai will rewrite POST to GET and send it to Nginx. And my test proves it is correct.
Now what are the solutions?
phase #1: We force users to use https for certain paths. If it is http, it won’t work as it will be redirected to a custom page, e.g 404.html.
phase #2: We ask Akamai to change the metadata to force the forward protocol to be https. Currently, this feature is for Akamai internal only, that’s why it is greyed out as I don’t have permission to change it.
I will discuss the issue that is found in phase #3 in the next post.


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The 23rd April is an auspicious date in our house. It’s our wedding anniversary. As well as being St. George’s Day and Shakespeare’s alleged birthdeathday it’s also the official start of the English asparagus season. No more weasely winter Peruvian impostors, it’s time for the real stuff.
Because it’s so delicious, it doesn’t need much doing to it. A quick boil until al dente and bright green then on the plate with butter and a pinch of salt. It’s also good with hollandaise sauce, duck egg, salsa verde or as we used to do it in the restaurant, sauce vierge.
With that in mind, I made a quick mustardy vinaigrette, chopped a medium, very ripe tomato and mixed them together. I spooned it over the asparagus and ate it outside in the midday spring sun.
Whisk the mustard, salt and vinegar together then slowly incorporate the oil, whisking all the time until you have a nice, thick emulsion. It’s a little like making mayonnaise.
Add a splash of water to loosen it a little, then stir in the tomato, juice and all.
Keep in a jar in the fridge for up to a week.
Great recipe and fantastic photo. I never knew the season had an official start.


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1 June / This year’s Tartu city summer campaign takes Tartu in the form of fabulous pop-up festivals to Narva, Pärnu and Tallinn, where, in addition to various performances and awesome exhibitions, several prizes will be given out.
The pop-up festivals take place on 2 June from 1 PM to 4 PM in the Narva castle park, on 9 June from 12 PM to 3 PM in Pärnu at Martens Square and 16 June in Tallinn at Freedom Square. The aim of the campaign is to introduce the many recreational opportunities of Tartu and Tartu County to local tourists, and, at the same time, disprove the idea of Tartu being too far from these cities.
In each city, the main prize is a holiday package in Tartu, whereto the winners can drive in a brand new BMW i3 with an economic electric engine.
Several Tartu businesses have joined the campaign: museums and attractions, hotels, restaurants and cafes, as well as other businesses involved in the tourism sector, who, for their part, have contributed to the preparation of stands introducing Tartu’s opportunities as well as the prize funds. The exhibition created for the campaign, consisting of ten double-sided stands, will remain in each city for a week for the locals of the city to see.
a tasty gift bag from Salvest.
Accommodation, catering and activities for the whole campaign are provided by: Hektor Design Hostel, V Spa and V Spa Hotel, Cafe Pööre in the Atlantis building, Science Centre AHHAA, Upside Down House, Aura Centre, Ice Age Centre, Vudila Playland, Salvest, Tartu Market Hall and its vendors, Seto Line tours, the University of Tartu Museum, Vanemuine Theater, businesses along the Onion Route: Alatskivi Castle, Peipsimaa Visitor Centre, Gallery Voronja, Juhan Liiv Museum and Kadrina Manor, and several other partners.
Contributing to the festival’s programme are associations that have received cultural support from the city of Tartu as well as Salvest, who, in addition to prize packages for the draw, also supports the performers with a small meal and presents the winner of the main prize with a tasty gift bag for the way.
The campaign is organized by Tartu County Tourism Foundation in cooperation with Creative Union.


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I’ve always been a fan of the Beats. Back when I was young and cool, I played bass guitar in a band called the Subterraneans, inspired of course by Kerouac’s novella of his relationship in decay, set inside the jazz underworld of San Francisco. Just as punk rock was to the music of the 70s, the Beats were a necessary reaction to society and the literature of the time. They had an influence, though sadly their image has been reduced to little more than the media-drawn caricature of the Beatnik.
Beatniks, however, are a great vehicle for satire. I was greatly flattered when David Linthicum sent me a link to this video, which riffs off a blog post I did titled Visualizing the Boundaries of Control in the Cloud.
This video is one of a series that Novell has put together looking at real issues in cloud computing. There’s another great episode that picks up on a post Linthicum wrote considering the weighty topic of fear of multi-tenancy.
Well done, Novell. You have redeemed the Beatniks for me.
This entry was posted in Layer 7 Technologies and tagged beatniks, cloud computing, control, video. Bookmark the permalink.


text: Cute Companions 18 is a single design from the Cute Companions design set. Cute Companions is a set of darling children with thier companions. The kids and companions are designed to be stitched side by side like the great friends they are!


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Blurred Lines! Motherhood, Publishing & Ben Wa Balls. It works. Mostly.
One woman’s take on the sometimes-entertaining emails that fill her spam folder. The other day I opened up my spam folder to make sure no important emails were hijacked, and lo and behold, I found myself laughing at some of the subject lines.
…An episode of Really-Weird-Things-I-Learned-This-Week. Yes, your eyes do not deceive. That is indeed a pubic wig, a merkin, and that tiny black device at the top is a flashlight. Well, why not? If you’re spending money on a new wig, you might as well make sure it’s multipurpose!


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The victims are not even cold and their horrific deaths are being appropriated by a determination to create an enemy. Trump and his ilk need us to hate. They can’t wait for evidence, for discussion, for analysis. They need a simple answer, quick. There can be no nuance, no complexity. Continually slaughter? That’s what abbatoirs do to turkeys at Christmas. It’s what Hitler did in the death camps. By reducing humanity to polarized positions, Trump creates a simple solution. ‘These terrorists and their regional and worldwide networks must be eradicated from the face of the Earth, a mission we will carry out with all freedom-loving partners.’ Hate creates energy – but the energy it creates is mindless, unreasoning and disengaged from consequence. Hate does not listen. When I argue with my homophobic vicar, I’m told I need to read my Bible. When I try to discuss Brexit with an ardent Brexiteer, I’m branded unpatriotic. When I argue with Trumpeters, I am branded a woolly liberal. I have no defence against that charge; I only hope that we can find our way before they come for me.
Twelve people are dead. Twelve people who were born into the human race and lived as part of it for their brutally curtailed lives. I do not know their names or anything about them. But this morning I hold them in my heart and pray that we might honour our shared humanity in a moment of concentrated calm, and that we wait for information before we plunge headlong into a festival of hatred and a feeding frenzy of blame.


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And while there's nothing definitively "road-trip-y" about the set (only Jazzy Ash's "She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain" and Weinkauf's "Transportation") specifically suggest travel, it's an entertaining set nonetheless. For the next week you can download it for free, but you can listen to it all summer.
Posted in Playlists and tagged with playlists, free music, mp3, summer, Danny Weinkauf, Lisa Loeb, Tim Kubart, Justin Roberts, Lucky Diaz, Jazzy Ash, Dana, Red Yarn, Little Miss Ann.
June 5, 2017 by Stefan Shepherd.


text: Easily located, on the bank of the River Thames – perfect if the sun is beaming; sitting on the well presented patio furniture whilst watching the world go by. I was welcomed by attentive staff, red velvet furniture and old school dangling lamps from the ceiling not to mention a big gold, matured mirror on the wall – reinforcing the homely feeling I received. The pretentiousness of London flashed before me when paying for my Kopparberg at £3.80. With what looked like typical tasty ‘pub grub’ on the menu, promotions on their beer, with a ‘Young’s Special’ at £2.29 and free refills on the large filtered coffee – no wonder it was relatively busy for a Thursday evening. The ambiance was predominantly filled with well dressed, middle management enjoying a social sip. Without music playing it was made easy for me to eavesdrop and when one of our senior citizens, ‘Michael’ entered (or local celebrity it would appear) - without saying a word, the barmaid poured his regular pint of Fosters before exchanging banter. The friendliness and service was grand and you’ll now be sure to catch me there…cheers!

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Find the FARAD bars suitable for your car.
Find the FARAD wheel trims suitable for your car or van.
FARAD Wheel locks, the best choice to protect your wheels.


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I've said it before... and I'll say it a million more times. Cheese and/or queso are my biggest weak points. I will legit do almost anything for a good cheese or queso. And one of my all time favorite guilty-pleasure quesos? Yep. The one at Chili's.
I used to be a rather picky eater. In fact, I was such a picky eater growing up that my mom and dad had to tell me that beef came from a 'beef tree' so that I would eat it. As I've gotten older, my tastes have changed. My mind has expanded. And my pallet continues to get more and more educated. That isn't to say that my mouth is snobby, just that I'm far more open to new things.


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June 4, 2009 Sony has confirmed the rumors and officially announced the updated, slimmed down version of its PlayStation Portable (PSP) handheld gaming console at E3. The new PSP go features a sliding form factor with the ability to play video and music when closed, or transform into a gaming console when the familiar PlayStation controls are revealed.
The PSP go is smaller and lighter than it’s PSP forebears, coming in at 5 x 0.65 x 2.7 inches (w x d x h) and weighing in at 5.6 ounces. To shed those unsightly ounces the PSP go has had to shrink the display down from 4.3-inches to a 3.8-inch 16:9 display and dropped the UMD (Universal Media Disc) drive altogether. Instead Sony has replaced it with 16GB of built-in flash memory, with storage space expandable via a Memory Stick Micro (M2) slot.
The lack of UMD support means that gamers are completely reliant on digital distribution to buy new games, so Sony is working to bulk up the content available through its online PlayStation Store (which the PSP go can now access directly using the built-in Wi-Fi). For those downloading content via a PC Sony is providing a new application called Media Go, which will manage PSP content including games, videos, photos, and music.
Sony will also include a new music application specific to the PSP that uses the “SensMe channels” music recommendation feature – a mood based music recommendation system already found in some Sony Walkman and mobile phone models, that categorizes music content into channels such as “Relax,” “Dance” and “Upbeat,” and recommends music playlists for users.
Adding Bluetooth capability to the PSP family for the first time provides support for headphones and headsets. The PSP go will also allow tethering to a Bluetooth-enabled 3G mobile phone, so that web browsing and online gaming can continue when Wi-Fi access isn’t available. It will also mean PS3 wireless controllers can be used for playing games or when watching video content on a TV via the PSP go’s analog video output.
The Sony PSP go will be available in black or white and is due to hit stores on October 1 for USD$249 and €249. Those in Japan, where the price is set at 26,800 yen, will have to wait until November 1.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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A massage chair can help your body in a number of ways and can turn out to be one of the best investments that you can make. Your body is your temple and taking care of it is one of the most important things that you can do. Doing well rounded research on how a massage chair can help your body feel better is a great way to spend your valuable time. A good massage can help your mind and body alike and you may find yourself feeling a lot better instantly.
Not all massage chairs are created equal and finding one that is right for you should be the focus instead of settling for the first one you find. Everyone has different needs and body issues that personally affect them. This should all come into play when searching for a massage chair to place in your home or place of business.
When you have a major need for massage therapy and a consider amount of aches and pain, you may want to invest in a more effective massage chair. The warranty can be significantly longer for a higher-end massage table and it may have more available features for you to use. You may prefer to go with a more basic chair if you just want to see what it can do for you and your pain is not to severe. When you first start using your massage chair, your body may need a little time to get use to it and you may want to take it easy with your settings and amount of time spent in it. It is always a good idea to see how your body responds to your massages early on before you try to push the limits of your chair.
Doing your research on the massage chair options out there is really good for finding the right one that can help you the best and fits your needs. A reputable massage therapist can help you out a lot with learning more about how your body should react to specific types of massages.
Reading quality information from sources like http://www.shiatsuchairs.net/ can help you find the type of massage chair that works well for your situation. Trying out a massage table like the ones that are available for use in many shopping centers is a great way to test the waters and see how your body feels after using it.
If you notice that periodic use of a massage chair makes you better, you can proceed with a better idea about getting one for yourself. Your doctor is another excellent source for information about how your body works and your potential need for regular massages and you will be doing yourself a big favor by consulting with them before purchasing a massage chair.
Not all massage chairs are the same size, design or look. You should think about where you will be placing your massage chair and get one that matches up with your particular space. You may want to go with a more low-key option if you will be placing it in your office or place of business. If you want to use it inside of your home, you may want to get one that looks good in your place and matches your home’s color scheme.
Most massage chairs can take care of typical back pain that you may have at a given time. For other areas of the body, you may need a specific chair that can target those areas. Some massages chairs have calf and foot massage options that can provide relief to those areas. Some will produce heat and relieve stress and tension in your body. Your hands and neck area can also be treated by certain chairs and you should look into the specific features that the chair you are thinking about buying has and make sure it is what you need.
You should be able to use your massage chair without any major difficulties and its functions should be easy for you to operate. It won’t do you much good to have a massage chair that you are not able to use correctly and you will not want to deal with a confusing piece of equipment all of the time. You should make sure your chair is right for you and something that you feel comfortable operating whenever you need it. If you have the option to customize your chair to the specific settings and power level that you like, that is great for saving time and effort when you just want to sit in your chair and get your massage started.
You can really help yourself a lot by getting a massage chair that can improve your well-being and reduce some of the pain you may be experiencing. Your mind and body can receive some serious relief by having access to a massage chair in your home or office and you may find yourself wishing you had got one sooner.


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Well Ozzy Osbourne’s son Jack Osbourne has been very busy of late. On Sunday he got married to his fiance of a year Lisa Stelly… and today he saved a life.
Congrats to Jack for not only getting married here on the Big Island… but saving a woman’s life here!


text: At Southwick Car Centre we aim to bring you the widest choice of used cars in Nr Trowbridge, Wiltshire and at great prices. We have some fantastic deals on used VAUXHALL cars, which are always changing. Browse our used cars below and contact us for more information on any of our second hand cars.


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The EMPRESS OF ASIA began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on February 6th, 1925. A record train crossing of 84 hours from Montreal to Vancouver brought 500 bags of mail and passengers for the EMPRESS OF ASIA. Both passengers and mail reached St. John, New Brunswick aboard the MONTLAURIER on February 1st, having sailed from Liverpool on January 24th. When China was reached on February 18th, only 25 days had elapsed since departing Liverpool.
Before entering Victoria the ship was forced to anchor at Royal Roads for several hours awaiting the departure of the AORANGI.
A cargo of 3,000 tons and a passenger list of 300 were reported. The cargo included a large shipment of automobiles destined for Manila.
Notable passengers embarking aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA on February 6th, 1925 at Vancouver and Victoria.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. L. McGregor Of Portland, embarking on a world tour.
Reverend J. J. Deguire Of Montreal, on an official inspection tour.
Reverend Philip Lecompe Of Montreal, on an official inspection tour.
Mrs. E. G. McGeachie Of Vancouver, en route to Shanghai.
J. M. McGeachie Of Vancouver, en route to Shanghai.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Pieroy En route to Hong Kong.
Lieutenant E. L. Armstrong Of London, en route to join the military staff in Hong Kong.
A. Strok Renowned concert manager in the Orient.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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Think Before you Click the Link - Kennedy Law, P.C.
Recently, I received an email from a client with a suspicious link. Being a cautious litigator, I investigated the email before clicking the link. After speaking with my client, I learned that his email had been hacked. Phishing links, hacking, and identify theft are all on the rise.
The federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act prohibits, in limited circumstances, unauthorized access to a “protected computer.” Protected computers include those used by financial institutions or computers affecting interstate commerce. Individual states all have their own criminal statutes covering various cyber crimes, including hacking and phishing scams.
Google recently announced a Gmail phishing scheme through Twitter; LinkedIn does a good job of explaining what the attack did, what it could have done, and what it did not do, here. Luckily for many Google users, the attack was more or less benign as it fooled users into giving an application permission to access their Google account, then simply replicated itself by sending similar messages to everyone in the victim’s contacts. It then deleted the messages from the victim’s outbox to cover its tracks. Interestingly, it also phoned-home to Google Analytics to determine how many victims (or suckers) fell for the trick. It could have been far worse, because many people use Google applications to manage their entire digital life.
The nature of this attack raises an interesting question. Why go to all this work to break-and-enter someone’s Google account and leave behind the family jewels which were easily within their grasp? Was this a test by some middle school whiz-kid would-be-hacker to see how many people she could dupe? Or was this a disgruntled Google employee who wanted to send a message to her over-bearing boss? Or is it the Russians again?
We may never know who she (or he) is, but the point of this blog is to reinforce that we must be vigilant in guarding our digital lives. Just this week, several people at my firm received an email with a PDF attached. The email explained it was a document transfer. As a litigation boutique, we are constantly being sent documents from clients, opposing counsel, admins and their associated IT personnel. But this email was not from a law firm, not from a client and had an email address that just looked fishy. The PDF included a link to download documents, which I concluded had to be a phishing attack because no one at my firm knew the sender or was expecting documents to be sent in that fashion. So the message got the shift-delete treatment which sends the email down the digital disposal.
My message here is simple: think twice before you click a link once. Do you know the sender? If so, were you expecting a document transfer? Maybe it’s worth it to pick up the phone and call, or text, the sender and ask “what are you sending me?” I don’t recommend responding to the email because you may well be corresponding with the hacker and not the email owner. And remember: Just because you look paranoid doesn’t mean a hacker isn’t really out to get you. They are.
By the way… How many of you hesitated before clicking the hyperlink in the first sentence in my blog?

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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The fall is coming and it is the time to make some change in our home. During this transition before the winter, decorating the fireplace mantel with fall mantel decorating concept can be a really brilliant way. There is no need to always maintain the classic mood for the mantel during this fall. We have bunch of ideas that cover wider styles of designs.
To start decorating the fireplace mantel, the really first consideration that we should take is about the budget. There are many fabricated decorations sold everywhere, but we reckon to stay low with minimum expenses by using cheap homemade decorations.
Autumn Color Palette – The autumn is identic with brown, red and orange color combinations as it represents the falling leaves colors. In classic mood, the use of leaves arrangement above the mantel will be default setting during this fall. Adding some pumpkins and yellowish grout will be fully awesome decoration for the fireplace mantel. However, you can still use other combination like black and white. They are so flexible in to decorate the upper fireplace area. The combination is even enriched with dark green leaves and silvery color from the metal pot.
Leafless flower vase – The fall is identic with the shedding process of tree leaves. To bring this natural concept to the home, you can collect some dried branch, pinecone, autumn flowers. Arrange them on a pot or vase and put it above the mantel to create cohesive and elegant concept.


text: Midland GXT1000VP4 5 50 Channel Waterproof GMRS Radios with NOAA Weather/All Hazard Alert. Includes Rechargeable Batteries, Dual Desktop Charger, Headsets and 12 volt Vehicle Adapter. The GXT1000VP4 features the standard 22 GMRS Channels plus an additional 28 Channels. The GXT1000 meets the JIS4 Standard of exposure to water for 30 minutes and features the Maximum Power allowed for GMRS Handheld Radios for up to a 36-Mile Range. Weather Scan finds the nearest NOAA broadcast to stay up to date with the latest weather and hazard information. In addition to important weather announcements, All Hazards Alert means the GXT1000VP4 will receive other emergency announcements such as Child Abduction (Amber Alert), Nuclear Power Plant Warnings, Biological Hazard, Fire, and Landslide Warnings.

industry_corpus2: Aerospace


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BSRIA is pleased to announce its sponsorship of Designing Buildings Wiki.
Designing Buildings Wiki is an integrated, collaborative open source knowledge base providing over 1700 articles covering everything from Soft Landings to concept structural design. The information is live, being continuously updated by the industry as changes happen.
BSRIA joins other leading organisations in supporting Designing Buildings Wiki as a positive and practical way of ensuring that the industry has access to the latest information and guides to best practice. As a sponsor we are committing to the platform’s continuous growth by contributing our own content as well as encouraging BSRIA members to get involved as well.
BSRIA Information and Knowledge Manager Jayne Sunley said ‘as digital working becomes a solid part of the industry people want free and easily accessible information. Designing Buildings Wiki has an invaluable role to play in this digital evolution as a provider of innovative and relevant information from the industry for the industry’.


text: Did you know that a coffee bean is in actual fact a cherry? Cherry Bean Bomb: A catchy and upbeat name that prompts action while capturing the message of coffee. Possible uses: Coffee shop. Barista school. A marketing agency. A creative agency. A software company.


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Bacon has become a popular staple for families across the United States, as it is just so hard to resist its delicious flavor. Even restaurants are jumping on the bandwagon from creating bacon burgers, to bacon ice cream, bacon candy, and even bacon burritos that everyone craves.
There are many ways to add bacon to your favorite dishes, but after you read about this one delicious trick, you will never want to cook your bacon differently ever again.
Deep frying bacon, enclosing your meat with strips of bacon, baking your bacon, making bacon flavored ice cream--there are so many wonderful recipes you can use with bacon. All of these different approaches can appeal to your senses in unique ways and satisfy your cravings. However, the best thing you can do for your bacon is to cook it in the proper way to enhance the flavor.
Some people prefer their bacon to be burned, some like it soft like chewing gum, while others want a happy medium. Depending on what your style is and how you like to eat bacon, depends primarily on how you cook it. It also depends on the recipe. You might not want burnt bacon wrapped around your chicken cordon bleu, as it will destroy the flavor of the chicken. You also probably don't want hot bacon strips dissolved in your cold bacon ice cream.
If you want a happy medium, to where you can cook your bacon just right, without being too crispy or too gummy, the process if simple. Place a few bacon strips in a medium saucepan, while turning the heat on high. Fill up the pan with enough water to fully cover your bacon strips. By covering the strips with water, you are ensuring your bacon won't burn or get too crispy.
Don't worry, as the extra water won't make your bacon soggy. After all, we all want moist and juicy tasting bacon. What the water will do, is it will preserve that tender bacon flavor we all regularly crave. The water will then slowly start to boil, at which this point you can turn down the heat from high to medium. The water is going to eventually evaporate, and once it does, you will then know that this is your cue.
As soon as the water completely depletes from the pan, turn down the heat some more to medium-low. Cook until your bacon strips are tender, and not too soggy, but also not too crispy. Then once you get to this point, take a paper towel and pat down the bacon to try and remove any excess grease.
And Voilà! Enjoy your mouth watering strips of bacon, cooked perfectly to please your palate. Now that you know the best kept secret into cooking bacon, share this with your friends and family so they too can learn the secret to cooking the most perfect strip of bacon.
Watch this video to make your mouth water.
Do you have another way in which you like to cook bacon? Feel free to share your bacon cooking ideas or favorite bacon recipes on the comment section below.


text: Join us and check out some amazing vehicles at the 20th Annual Cruise for Food Car Show sponsored by Kiwanis of the Rockies and Bank of Colorado. The show includes a free Halliburton BBQ dinner sponsored by Bank of Colorado. This year is better than ever with Bank of Colorado providing a number of family activities for guests to enjoy. Proceeds from this event will be donated to Weld Food Bank. Please contact Mikaela Sandridge at [email protected] for more information or if you are interested in helping at this awesome community event.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Following the success of two previous one-day Male LUTS meetings (in 2011 and 2013), the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand is planning a two-day Symposium covering both male and female functional urology: The 1st USANZ Functional Urology Symposium incorporating the 3rd Biennial Male LUTS Symposium.
The FUS Symposium will be held on the weekend of 25 - 26 July at the Sheraton on the Park hotel in Sydney’s CBD. After the success of the previous two events, and with the addition of a female urology program, we expect a great response. Our distinguished international faculty will be joined by a host of well-renowned local urology and urogynaecology specialists, including: Lewis Chan, Peter Chin,, Jennifer King, Vincent Tse, Henry Woo, Joe Lee, Helen O'Connell, and Eric Chung to name a few.
This workshop is aimed at all consultants, registrars and trainees working in urology. The workshop will cover the theory behind the use of the 532nm laser wavelength in the surgical treatment of benign prostatic obstruction. The latest knowledge and techniques will be comprehensively covered to prepare the new user for commencement of the use of this technology and to both update and up skill the existing user.
Photoselective vaporisation of the prostate has become an established treatment option for men and is now widely used in Australian hospitals. The green light wavelength has been used primarily to vaporise prostate tissue but more recently, the technique of enucleation has been pioneered and provides an alternate mechanism to tackle the larger prostates. The workshop will feature interactive presentations including discussion on case selection, technique and the management of the more difficult clinical scenarios. The current literature with the most immediately available data will be presented. A highlight of the workshop will be the interactive live case demonstrations of both PVP and GreenLEP (Green Laser Enucleation of the Prostate).
Henry Woo has been a pioneer in the development of minimally invasive therapies for benign prostate disease and has extensive experience in the management of prostate cancer. He is an Associate Professor of Surgery of the Sydney Medical School at the University of Sydney and visiting urologist at the Sydney Adventist Hospital. He is the CME Editor for the BJUI and is on the editorial boards of Prostate Cancer Prostatic Diseases, Prostate International, World Journal of Men’s Health and World Journal of Clinical Urology. He also serves on the AUA’s Social Media Workgroup and is the coordinator of the highly successful Twitter based International Urology Journal Club.
Vincent Tse is currently consultant urologist at Concord Hospital and Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Sydney. He completed a functional and reconstructive fellowship in Sacramento, USA under the mentorship of Professor Tony Stone in 2002-2003. His clinical and research interests include female incontinence; post-prostatectomy incontinence; female pelvic floor reconstruction including robotics; Botulinum toxin; and urethral reconstruction. He is currently state chairman for the Continence Foundation of Australia and chairs its research grant committee. He has been an invited speaker and surgeon both nationally and overseas, including workshops in the International Continence Society, International Urogynaecology Association, and the American Urological Association. He holds editorial commitments with Current Bladder Dysfunction Reports, Pelviperineology and the ANZ Continence Journal. Dr Tse is a keen advocate of multidisciplinary care in pelvic floor disorders.


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Are you waiting for me to ask you? Believing "maybe so,"
To kiss you (Oh Yes) or not to kiss you?
Do you love me (Oh Yes) or not love me?

industry_corpus2: Others


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If you're looking to discover somewhere new, look no further than Stetten. Whether you're planning to stay for a night or for the week, the area around Stetten has accommodations to fit every need. Search for hotels in Stetten with Hotels.com by checking our online map. Our map displays the areas and neighborhoods around all Stetten hotels so you can see how close you are from landmarks and attractions, and then refine your search within the larger area. The best Stetten hotel deals are here with our lowest price guarantee.
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A DJ from Doncaster is set to follow in the footsteps of clubbing greats after landing a DJ slot on the famed party isle of Ibiza.
Kurt Grizz will fly out to the Spanish island later this month to perform at the acclaimed Ibiza Rocks bar – and is hoping his appearance will lead to further work on the isle, famed for its dance music and party atmosphere.
He said: “Never been so buzzed in my life. On September 22 I’ll be jetting off to Ibiza to play Ibiza Rocks bar and to possibly look for further DJ slots.
In addition, he has also revealed he has a “pretty big winter lined up” and some “big mashups and edits” to release.


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As well as being registered with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate our focus is also on providing you with the best available prices for prescription and non-prescription products, enabling you to make big savings. We also have an excellent range of prescription foods for cats.
All medications are sourced from the same suppliers as your Vet. As pet owners ourselves we are sympathetic to all your needs and aim to provide you with the best service and support possible. We are also able to offer advice on overweight cats, so come in and have a chat with us.


text: After averaging 97 tackles over his first two seasons, Clinton-Dix has averaged 79.5 tackles over his last two. On the bright side, he’s had eight interceptions over the last two years after picking off just three passes during his first two seasons in Green Bay. It’s possible the scheme being installed by new Packers defensive coordinator Mike Pettine could boost Clinton-Dix’s numbers.


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Want to be notified of new releases in fabiocozzolino/fabiocozzolino.github.io?
Install Jekyll: gem install jekyll, check #1 if you have a problem.
Open _config.yml in a text editor to change most of the blog's settings.
If a variable in this document is marked as "optional", disable the feature by removing all text from the variable.
Please configure this before using the theme.
Meta variables hold basic information about your Jekyll site which will be used throughout the site and as meta properties for search engines, browsers, and the site's RSS feed.
Change localization string variables in _config.yml.
English text used in the theme has been grouped so you can quickly translate the theme or change labels to suit your needs.
Optionally, if you have a Disqus account, you can show a comments section below each post.
You can then wrap math expressions with $$ signs in your posts and make sure you have set the katex variable in _config.yml to true for math typesetting.
Please refer to the Jekyll docs for writing posts. Non-standard features are documented below.
This are the basic features you can use with the post layout.
With thumbnail, you can add a smaller image than the feature-img. If you don't want/have a thumbnail you can still use the same image as the feature one.
The page layout have a bit more features explained here.
subtitle: "This is a subtitle"
The hide only hides your page from the navigation bar, it is however still generated and can be access through its link. Use the _draft folder to keep files from being generated on your site.
This is the page layout modified to have bootstrap activated to format your content accordingly with the theme.
This layout includes the head, navigation bar and footer around your content.
All feature pages besides the "home" one are stored in the page folder, they will appear in the navigation bar unless you set Hide: true in the front matter.
Here are the documentation for the other feature pages that can be added through _config.yml.
This page is the used as the home page of the template (in the index.html). It displays the list of article in _posts. You can use this layout in another page (adding a title to it will make it appear in the navigation bar).
Portfolio is a feature bootstrapped page that will take all the markdown/html files in the _portfolio folder to create a 3x3 image portfolio matrix.
The search feature is based on Simple-Jekyll-search there is a search.json file that will create a list of all of the site posts, pages and portfolios.
Then there's a search.js displaying the formated results entered in the search.html page.
Tags should be placed between  in your post metadata. Seperate each tag with a comma. Tags are recommended for posts and portfolio items.
You can use Type-on-strap as a gem. Checkout an example in the gem-demo branch. To make the feature pages available in from the gem I created them as layouts that can be invoked in the pages folder.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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Shannon Gross focuses her practice on litigation and dispute resolution matters for clients in the financial industry.
Before her time at Katten, Shannon was a Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI) fellow with the MacArthur Justice Center. During law school, Shannon was a board member of the Women's Leadership Coalition and an editor for the Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property.


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Beautiful 'Natural Freshwater Cultured Pearl Necklace', with the pearls measuring on averaging 11-12mm. This strand is double knotted and comes with a Platinum over Sterling Silver IRhodium Plated) Clasp, measuring 18 inches long. You generally do not find Freshwater pearls with fine luster!. These lovely pearls have a peach overtone with very few blemishes, with a grade of AA overall..
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Uncertain of the original language, the researchers went down several blind alleys before following their hunches. First, they assumed the Roman characters and not the abstract symbols contained all of the information.
But when that approach failed, they figured that the code was what cryptographers call a homophonic cipher — a substitution code that does not have a straightforward correspondence between the original and encoded information. And they decided the original language was probably German.
Eventually they concluded that the Roman letters were so-called nulls, meant to mislead the code breaker, and that the letters represented spaces between words made up of elaborate symbols. Another crucial discovery was that a colon indicated the doubling of the previous consonant.
The researchers used language-translation techniques like expected word frequency to guess what a symbol might equal in German.
“It turned out that we can apply a lot those techniques to code breaking,” Dr. Knight said.
The work is being praised by other experts. “Cracking the Copiale Cipher was a neat bit of work by Kevin Knight and his collaborators,” said Nick Pelling, a British software designer and a security specialist who maintains Cipher Mysteries, a cryptography news blog.
But while the cipher was a notable success, Dr. Knight and his colleagues have been frustrated by other, more impenetrable ciphers.
“There are these books and ancient languages of real historical value that contain historical information that we just can’t get out yet, and that’s of interest to a lot of people,” he said in a filmed interview describing the Copiale project.
The work has value to historians who are trying to understand the spread of political ideas. Secret societies were all the rage in the 18th century, Dr. Knight said, and they had an influence on both the American and French Revolutions. He recently shared the decoded Copiale text with Andreas Onnerfors, a historian at Lund University in Sweden and an expert on secret societies.
Modern examples of challenging ciphers include the communications the Zodiac killer sent to the police in California in the 1960s and ’70s, and the “Kryptos” sculpture, commissioned for the C.I.A. headquarters, which has been only partly decoded.
But the white whale of the code-breaking world is the Voynich manuscript. Comprising 240 lavishly illustrated vellum pages, it has defied the world’s best code breakers. Though cryptographers have long wondered if it is a hoax, it was recently dated to the early 1400s.
With a University of Chicago computer scientist, Dr. Knight this year published a detailed analysis of the manuscript that falls short of answering the hoax question, but does find some evidence that it contains patterns that match the structure of natural language.
An article on Tuesday about the cracking of an 18th-century code known as the Copiale Cipher misspelled the surname of the mathematician to whom Warren Weaver, a pioneer in automated language translation, wrote a letter in 1947 that suggested applying code-breaking techniques to the challenge of translating a foreign language. He is Norbert Wiener, not Weiner.