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Unicorn cupcakes are a simple way to bring some magical fun to your next party. An edible unicorn horn and a rainbow of swirled frosting makes for a unique sweet treat. And, whether you’re bringing these to a unicorn loving little girl’s birthday or a throwback Lisa Frank party, they will be a gorgeous hit!
I was born in 1990. Being a girl of the 90’s, you can dang sure bet I was obsessed with Lisa Frank growing up.
Those psychedelic bears, bunnies, unicorns and puppies were what all of my girlish dreams were made of. ALL of my school supplies were a splash of glittery rainbow.
Being a mom of boys’ boys, I rarely get the opportunity to let my inner Lisa Frank fly. The last time I did was with this Unicorn dip and fruit platter.
Sometimes, I decide I really do not care and I want to make something girly and pretty.
Which brings us to Unicorn cupcakes.
If you’re looking for a magical treat you can make at home without fancy ingredients, look no further. These girly treats are sparkly, sweet, and full of color.
Okay, they do take some planning to make, but don’t worry. I’ve given lots of tips below for how to make it go faster!
Looking for an easier treat? This Unicorn Dip and Rainbow Fruit Platter is just as fun!
Both homemade and store bought frosting will work to make unicorn frosting. Just make sure it’s room temperature and stir to loosen is using canned frosting.
I use boxed sprinkle cake mix. No shame. Make sure not to overfill your cupcakes liners, too. You can use your favorite cake (homemade or boxed, I won’t tell) but I suggest something with rainbow sprinkles. I think a pink strawberry choice would be fun too!
The horns will be made with sugar cones. A full sugar cone will be too small. They do make mini cones, but they can be tough to find. If you only have the full sized ones, here’s how to cut them.
First, score your cone by laying a serrated knife on your cut line and twist the cone to make a shallow cut.
Then, “saw” through to make a smaller cone for your edible unicorn horn.
Make your edible unicorn horns.
Next, dip your cone into white melting chocolate to coat. If the chocolate is too thick, add a bit of shortening to thin.
I find putting a finger in the center of the cone and then rotating it into the liquid chocolate to be easiest. Allow to cool in the freezer sitting base down on parchment paper.
Once set, get the cones back out and drizzle white chocolate across the horns, one at a time. Only do one side at a time.
As soon as you drizzle the chocolate, immediately sprinkle each liberally with sprinkles.
Drizzle and sprinkle ONE cone at a time to avoid the chocolate hardening before you add the sprinkles.
Lay back down on the parchment paper on the undecorated side. Then, return all of them to the freezer for a few minutes.
Finally, gently brush off any sprinkles in between the lines.
Separate your frosting into 5 bowls. (Or however many colors you want.) Start with 1 drop of color per bowl, leaving one white.
Stir and decide if you need more. Less coloring will give you more pastel colors. Gel coloring will give you more vibrant colors. The pink was gel coloring from Wilton. Red food coloring will make a lighter pink.
I chose pink, blue, purple, yellow, and white.
Prepare your piping bag – snip the end and insert a piping tip in.
I have a random set of junky tips, but Google tells me I used the “Open Star Tip” here.
You can easily use any tip, or just snip the end and have a round/circle edge. I don’t use a pastry bag, just a gallon sized zip top bag.
Next, add the frosting to the bag. I set mine in a tall cup and folded the edges down around the outside to stabilize. Add the colored frosting to each side of your bag, then put the white in the middle. This will help create the varying colors.
To make your unicorn ears, snip a mini marshmallow in half diagonally. Then dip the cut edge into pink sanding sugar.
If necessary, pinch the top to make the ears more pointy.
Pipe your frosting onto your cupcakes, making circles from the outside in. Then place on your horn in the center back of the cupcake.
Finally, press the flatter side of your ears in on either side of the horn.
Also, you can add sprinkles to this at the end, but I found I didn’t want to take away from the cuteness.
Do you need a real piping bag?
Nope. Honestly, I never use a piping bag. Just snip the end off of a gallon sized zip top bag. I suggest a piping tip to make the pretty edges, but even that isn’t necessary.
How do you store these cupcakes?
I sat them on a cookie sheet, topped with tin foil and refrigerated. You’ll want to take them out an hour or so before serving to soften the buttercream. The horn helps to keep plastic wrap or tin foil from sticking to the frosting.
Do you need to use homemade frosting?
Nope – you can totally use canned frosting. Just use at least 2 containers (I might even do 3 just to be safe) and seperate into bowls. Then color and add to a piping bag.
An easier way to make the edible unicorn horn..
If the drizzling of white chocolate seems too time consuming, just dip the cone into the gold sprinkles and cover the whole thing.
I bought these gold sprinkles an embarrassing amount of time ago and never used them. Thankfully, Wilton still makes them so you can grab these to make a majestic edible unicorn horn.
Melt your white chocolate and dip the cone into it to completely cover. Add a bit of shortening to your chocolate if it looks too thick. Set on parchment paper, cut side down to cool. Place int he freezer 3-5 minutes to firm up.
Drizzle white chocolate on one side of the cone, immediately sprinkling liberally with gold sprinkles. Set on the parchment, unsprinkled side down. Do all 12 cones, and return to the freezer to set.
Repeat the sprinkle process on the other side of the cone.
Add 1 drop of food coloring to each bowl. I used pink, purple, blue, yellow, and white. Stir and decide if you need more color.
Add your piping bag to a tall cup and fold over the edges. I used an open star icing tip. Gently add frosting to each side of the bag, putting the white in the middle.
Pipe your frosting on your cupcakes. I used sprinkle cupcakes to go with the rainbow theme.
Gently add your horn to the center back of the cupcake.
Cut a mini marshmallow in half on the diagonal, and dip the cut side into pink sanding sugar.
Finally, put your marshmallow ears into the frosting, flat side down.
Gel coloring will make a more vibrant color. I used Wilton pink gel coloring. If you use normal red coloring, it will be a lighter pink.
I use a normal gallon sized zip top bag as my “pastry bag”. Just snip the end and put your tip in the bag.
You also don’t NEED a piping tip. Round would still be pretty!
If using store bought frosting, make sure it’s room temperature and whip a bit to make sure it’s not too thick.


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Many of us are aware of this problem: The lawn mower requires gasoline and we don't know how much petrol in the petrol tank is left. The shake test provides only vague results. Or we want to find out the level of an oil tank or rainwater cistern. Another practical example: We fill a big container with the garden hose with water, but we don’t want to observe this process until the container is full. Here the water supply can be interrupted by a solenoid valve automatically when the desired level is reached. Or you would like to simply gauge the distance between two objects. Read the attached documents and you can realize a low-cost instrument with a high utility value.
Component change: Regulator LT 1086 CT-5 replaced with type LM2940CT-5 because of lower dropout voltage.
Hardware change: 2.2 KOhm (R4) resistor added to pulldown the ECHO-port.
Some US-modules need this resistor to work properly.
Code correction: If no echo signal should be received an error message will be displayed now.
Code correction: If no echo signal should be received the software may hang in a loop when using the module DYP-ME007. To prevent this problem a watchdog logic is implemented now. Does not occur when using module HC-SR04, because this module has a hardware timeout.
Code correction: Logic for mode 'Level Watchdog' corrected - was defect since last update. ASCII-value for displaying level as bargraph changed for using lcd MC41605A6WK.
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Right now there are no Payday Advances listed in Anderson Crossroads, DE.
10 Tips to take note of while looking for a payday Loan in Anderson Crossroads, DE.
If you don't understand effective ways to save and budget your money, at that point you might want to get credit counselling in order to decrease the requirement for payday advance loans later on.
As uncomfortable as it may be to ask a close friend or relative for cash , it can come out a lot better than getting a payday loan . If that is not an possibility, try taking out a credit card or any personal line of credit before a payday advance , often times the charges on these are much lower than what you would repay on a payday loan.
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Start saving an "unexpected emergency" savings fund of, say, $500. By doing this, you can easily avoid payday loans later on.
Be sure to know accurately the minute that your payday loan or cash loan is due to be paid and take the required measures to pay back that advance promptly.
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Insufficient funds fee along with bounced check charges may build up rapidly and might be quite high, so be careful not to over extend your resources when ever applying for a payday advance.

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If you’re looking for a cultural evening of fine dining and exquisite taste, I certainly recommend Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa. During the summer months Luton Hoo have offered a unique experience for cinema goers with an Open Air Cinema showcasing some classics in the world of film. Where guests are invited to bring their own blankets and refreshments and enjoy a choice of films, a couple of which were shot on location at Luton Hoo. Held within the 1,065 acre estate grounds lay the setting to the screening, beside the picturesque South Lake, it is an unforgettable way to watch one of your favourite films of all time. Films that were screened ranged from some of my all-time favourites such as Four Wedding’s and a Funeral, Dirty Dancing and War Horse.
“The house has been a very popular location with television and film makers, being used for films such as Four Weddings and a Funeral, Enigma, Eyes Wide Shut, Inspector Morse, Nicholas Nickleby, Vanity Fair and Bleak House to name but a few.” Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa.
To add to the experience a pre-cinema 2 course meal is offered at Adam’s Brasserie, The Hotel’s Country Club restaurant which is hidden amongst archways and gorgeous greenery. On arrival staff were warm, welcoming and very friendly. On the menu we were spoilt for choice, with a range of fine cuisine. Seated in a booth surrounded by diners enjoying the calming aroma of the brasserie, we were able to enjoy our meal with great comfort. Service was prompt and the food every bit as flavoursome and adventurous as expected.
Following the meal we were driven by a member of the on site chauffeurs to the South Lake where we were treated to free popcorn and a red carpet entry to the screening of War Horse. The buzz of families with blankets, picnics and seating strewn across the grounds made it that little bit special and unique.
Thank you to the staff for such a wonderful evening. The experience was fantastic and we enjoyed the evening from start to finish. We will be sure to revisit!
For more information on Luton Hoo Hotel Golf & Spa Click Here to be redirected to their website for more information on events and offers they have.

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That was Sunday in Chicago when Marte was sidelined by a slight strain in his right hamstring. Miller drew the start and committed a poor two-out throw in the ninth inning on a play that should have ended the game.
The Mariners lost in 10 innings.
Fair or not, Miller’s error reinforced the idea among club officials that manager Lloyd McClendon is right in contending Miller fits best as a utility player.
That possible fit became center field Monday when the Mariners traded Austin Jackson to the Chicago Cubs for a player to be named and one of the Cubs’ slots in the international signing-bonus pool.
Jackson was a pending free agent who wasn’t likely to return, which meant the Mariners’ offseason checklist includes finding or acquiring a replacement. Miller is, in effect, auditioning for the job.
“At this point in time,” interim general manager Jeff Kingston said, “it’s probably hist best fit for this organization going forward. We think he has the components and that skill set to play out there.
McClendon said much the same thing.
Miller hears this and, well, he’s game for the challenge.
That inexperience showed Tuesday night when Miller threw to the wrong base after fielding a double in the gap. His error permitted the runner to take third.
There are other things to learn.
Most outfielders often read the ball off the bat, make a judgment on where it’s headed, run toward that spot and pick up the ball again. For now, Miller keeps his eye on the ball the entire time.
Even with limited outfield experience, though, Miller already agrees with the standard view that, in many ways, center field is the easiest of the three positions.
“Center field is cool because I can still see the pitches,” he said. “I can still be in the game. Whereas in the corners, you’re pretty blind out there. There’s a lot of room to run out there and talk to yourself and think.
That’s what the next month is all about.
Taylor Zeutenhorst’s two-run homer keyed a three-run 12th inning Wednesday night that carried Single-A Everett to an 8-5 victory at Spokane (Rangers) and into the Northwest League playoffs.
The victory enabled the AquaSox to to clinch a tie for North Division second-half pennant. They have a four-game lead over Tri-City (Padres) with four games remaining.
Since Tri-City won the first-half pennant, the AquaSox clinched a playoff spot. They will host Tri-City on Monday in the opener to a best-of-three series.
It was 34 years ago Friday — Sept. 4, 1981 — that the Mariners won two games against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park without playing a doubleheader.
The first was an 8-7 victory in 20 innings that was the completion of a game suspended the prior night because of the American League’s 1 a.m. curfew.
The Mariners then won 5-2 in the regularly scheduled game.
Half of Franklin Gutierrez’s 42 hits have been for extra bases. … Kyle Seager is 12 for 26 in six games since getting a rare day out of the starting lineup. … Right-hander Taijuan Walker is closing strong. He has seven quality starts (at least six innings, no more than three earned runs) in his past eight outings. … On Wednesday, the Mariners became the first visiting team to win a series at Houston’s Minute Maid Park since the Chicago White Sox on May 29-31.
The Mariners begin the final portion of their three-city trip when they open a three-game weekend series at 7:10 p.m. Friday in Oakland. Lefty Edgar Olmos (1-0, 2.13 ERA) will face Athletics right-hander Aaron Brooks (1-1, 5.47).

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Harvard's Winthrop House Faculty Dean Ronald S. Sullivan, Jr. has sharply criticized the university's handling of sexual harassment allegations against Economics Professor Roland G. Fryer, Jr., reports the Harvard Crimson. And Sullivan is apparently testing to determine whether the race card trumps the sexual harassment card.
A RealClearInvestigations article, says Sullivan called Harvard's Office for Dispute Resolution investigations into Fryer “deeply flawed and deeply unfair.” He alleged investigators “weighted the credibility of white witnesses far above minority witnesses” and ignored the testimony of several EdLabs employees who spoke in support of Fryer.
“It shows what the current [#MeToo] movement, some blood in the water, and good coaching [of witnesses] can produce,” he said.
Sullivan alleged Harvard investigators acted without a “semblance of due process or the presumption of innocence” and their report used racial stereotypes.
Of course, the real deal here is, as I have pointed out before, that Fryer holds politically incorrect views.
This is why he is a target. But speaking truth to the Harvard establishment that sits in judgment of you is never a good idea, so Fryer's best shot is probably the race card.

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Prevention strategies are critical to reduce infection rates in total joint arthroplasty (TJA), but evidence-based consensus guidelines on prevention of surgical site infection (SSI) remain heterogeneous and do not necessarily represent this particular patient population.
What infection prevention measures are recommended by consensus evidence-based guidelines for prevention of periprosthetic joint infection? How do these recommendations compare to expert consensus on infection prevention strategies from orthopedic surgeons from the largest international tertiary referral centers for TJA?
A review of consensus guidelines was undertaken as described by Merollini et al. Four clinical guidelines met inclusion criteria: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's, British Orthopedic Association, National Institute of Clinical Excellence's, and National Health and Medical Research Council's (NHMRC). Twenty-eight recommendations from these guidelines were used to create an evidence-based survey of infection prevention strategies that was administered to 28 orthopedic surgeons from members of the International Society of Orthopedic Centers. The results between existing consensus guidelines and expert opinion were then compared.
Recommended strategies in the guidelines such as prophylactic antibiotics, preoperative skin preparation of patients and staff, and sterile surgical attire were considered critically or significantly important by the surveyed surgeons. Additional strategies such as ultraclean air/laminar flow, antibiotic cement, wound irrigation, and preoperative blood glucose control were also considered highly important by surveyed surgeons, but were not recommended or not uniformly addressed in existing guidelines on SSI prevention.
Current evidence-based guidelines are incomplete and evidence should be updated specifically to address patient needs undergoing TJA.

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Have you had one of those deja vu days? What if you had relive that day you died until you got it right? That's the premise of the movie "Before I Fall" was adapted from a book of the same name by Lauren Oliver. It was directed by Ry Russo-Young this is her 4th film, which with the choice of young adult literature for this independent film director was a different direction for her. Set in a picturesque backdrop of a affluent mountain town this nightmarish teen "Groundhog Day" like movie will hit home for anyone that was a outcast in high school.
Zoey Deutch stars as Samantha Kingston, Zoey gives her character depth and dimension playing a by proxy mean girl that learns her actions have deadly consequences in this coming-of-age thriller. She emotionally goes through a 7 stages of grief of losing her life but the universe was generous to let her correct the wrongs that needed to be made right. The casting was really spot on with the lovely Jennifer Beals playing Samantha's mother and Halston Sage as Lindsay the head of Samantha's group of friends. Overall the one that really stood out to me was Elena Kampouris playing Juliet Sykes the girl that was bullied by Samantha and her friends. Elena truly encompasses the pain and anguish of being black balled in school.
It had a errie feel because you don't know what's going on. Is it a dream? Is she in limbo? Or just a second chance? You just have to keep watching to find out. The tone of the movie is a bit depressing but I think that is done intentionally even I shedded some tears watching. The entire movie is filmed through a blue lens and gave it a cold feel like death has already a grip on our protagonist's life from the start. The soundtrack is wonderful with tracks that I even have on my playlist like Grimes and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, that kept it fresh and gave a fantasy feel to the characters lives.
I actually enjoyed this film, it had a deep meaning to it especially for me. I know it's a teen film and it's very high school drama, but there is a moral to this story. What you do effects everything around you, like a domino effect. I think we need more movies (and books) like this that teaches everyone in this world today that your actions matter, just like Ally said "everything is connected". I say it's definitely worth the ticket and new book to read.


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What is ylang ylang and how is it good for your skin?
Our Lily & Ylang Ylang range is extremely popular here at Heyland & Whittle. The sweet but powerful scent of lilies is one of many people's favourite smells, but not everyone is aware of what ylang ylang is and how this natural essential oil can benefit the skin.
Where does ylang ylang come from?
The ylang ylang tree can be found in the rainforests of Asia and the South Pacific. Its vibrant yellow flowers are distilled with steam to extract their essential oil, which we use in our Lily & Ylang Ylang-scented products to provide them with a stunning fragrance.
The scent of ylang ylang is both tropical and floral, which makes it a beautiful addition to beauty and home fragrance products. It is quite powerful, so when combined with lily it creates a heady but gorgeous aroma that can leave you smelling wonderful hours after your bath or shower.
How is ylang ylang good for the skin?
The strong fragrance of ylang ylang makes it incredibly soothing, so using our Lily & Ylang Ylang Soap Bar before you go to bed will help to relax you and get you off to sleep.
Many people believe that ylang ylang can help to improve the circulation when rubbed into the skin, meaning this soap bar is perfect for anyone who suffers with poor circulation.
It has also been shown to help reduce the appearance of blemishes. As all of our products are made from natural ingredients, you can be assured that the Lily & Ylang Ylang range will be kind and gentle to problem skin, leaving you feeling soothed and smelling beautiful.
You can also make your home smell just as gorgeous with our Lily & Ylang Ylang Reed Diffuser or one of our Lily & Ylang Ylang Candles.


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With their combined experience of well over 50,000 ocular procedures, they are the most experienced in Wisconsin. They were the first in the area to introduce laser vision correction in 1990. In addition, they were the first to do LASIK, custom wavefront-optimized treatments, No Drop cataract surgery, Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery and MIGS glaucoma treatments, which means that our surgeons are by far the most experienced in the use of newer technologies. Dr. Dudley and Dr. Clarke develop smooth, consistent surgical techniques that can only lead to improved results and the accumulated expertise of tens of thousands of cases leads to close familiarity with the technology. Our surgeons know the strengths and limitations of the lasers and can determine with great confidence who is a good candidate for LASIK, Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery and, perhaps more importantly, who is not.


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text: After receiving an invitation by email from their children, the parents, grandparents and carers of 3G enjoyed a wonderful afternoon appreciating the various art projects the class had covered this academic year. This included African silhouettes, face masks, skeletons and Holy Communion. They were also provided with drinks and nibbles as they perused!


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With all the information out there now, it’s no surprise that Organic and non GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) food are better for us, but what is really stopping so many people from eating the better foods? Usually it tends to be price. For example, if you see some organic apples with a price tag of $2.99 a pound and they are sitting next to some identical (but non organic) apples for $1.99 a pound, which are you likely to go for? Hopefully after reading up on the benefits of eating organic and reading the dangers of non organic foods, will change your mind and make you reach for that organic apple every time.
For fruits and veggies I try to follow the “Dirty Dozen” which means that I stay away from all the most contaminated produce and only buy those when I can find organic ones. There are so many more options popping up in a variety of stores by the day now, it really is making it much easier to eat healthy.
Here are some other tips that I have found make it much easier to eat organically and on a budget! It can be done!
– Take a walk through the bakery area and see what catches your eye. Some delicious lemon bars recently caught mine in Whole Foods but at $4 a slice, no thanks. Instead I bought organic flour, organic lemons, organic blue agave syrup, etc and made an entire batch of them for less than the cost of one slice! And homemade are always yummier too 🙂 I love baking and I love knowing exactly what is going into all my baked goods.
– If you shop at Whole Foods, pick up their free publications when you walk into the store. “The Whole Deal” is full of great recipes and valuable coupons to use. I also found a “Better Yummies for Little Tummies” pamphlet there that has lots of great tips and menu ideas for kids.
– Most major grocery store chains are now featuring a healthy eating aisle and many have their own lines of organic items. Jewel Osco/Alberson’s has the Organic Harvest line, Dominicks/Vons/ Safeway has O Organics, Meijer has their own Meijer Organics, Whole Foods has the Organic 365 line and Target has some organic items in their Simply Balanced line. I have found the pricing on these organic lines are very reasonable and in my opinion, fully worth buying.
– Whole Foods has a bulk discount – any items can be bought in a “case” which will get you an automatic 10% off. To find out how many are in a case, look at the barcode on the shelf sticker. There should be a /6 or /12, etc at the end. Just ask any of the associates if you have trouble finding the case amount. They also stack discounts, so if Veggie Puffs (regularly $2.99) are on sale for $1 each and you buy 12 (a case amount) then you end up getting the Veggie Puffs for 0.90 each!! I know this as I have recently gotten this amazing sale. And Veggie Puffs are delicious by the way!
– Trader Joes, Walmart and Target also have some organic items and I’ve been noticing that they are getting more and more in.
– Costco is GREAT for shopping for organics. They also are getting more organic stuff each time I visit – it’s fabulous! Some of my favorite ORGANIC things to get there are : frozen broccoli, frozen raspberries, carrots, spinach, bananas, agave syrup, ground flax meal, yogurt, cheese strings, cheese slices, eggs, crackers, fruit pouches (toddlers), quinoa, guacamole and hummus. They have changed things recently as they have so much more organic stuff than they used to, and now they have a green sign for all organic items whereas the regular stuff has a white sign. It makes it super easy to spot the organics if that’s what you are looking for (which I am when I am there!).
for example, here is a picture of one of the shelves at Costco showing both a green “organic” label and a regular white label.
all those aisle displays were organic! I was in heaven!
– Both Costco and Trader Joes has the best price I’ve seen for organic chicken. It’s all I will buy now, organic meat or nothing. Not only is it healthier but I make sure it comes from a company that practices humane treatment of their animals. That is HUGE.
Here is the chicken from Trader Joes, I had already opened it and taken the legs out before remembering to grab a photo!
– Another great place to stock up on organic produce is local Farmer’s Markets. They should start popping up around here in the next coupe months so I’m looking forward to that.

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The Kymco Activ 125 is a 4 stroke, Scooter bike with a Air cooled 124.30 ccm (7,54 cubic inches) Single cylinder type of engine.
This engine has 8.28 HP (5,97 kW)) @ 7500 RPM, 9.02 Nm (0,90 kgf-m or 6,67 ft.lbs) @ 4500 RPM and an unconfirmed top speed.
If you are looking for Kymco Activ 125 Tyres then you will need to look for the right sizes. On this model the Front Tyre size is 2.50 - 17 and the Rear Tyre size is 2.75 - 17 so before going ahead and buying a tyre, make sure that it is the right size.
To stop this 108.0 kg (236,91 pounds) bike you will need reliable brakes. The Kymco Activ 125 comes with Single disc brakes on the front and Expanding brake (drum brake) brakes on the rear to ensure you will stop quickly if you need to.
Are you looking for a specific part for the Kymco Activ 125? Leave a message and our other users may be able to help!

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The Addison Nest Swivel Seat’s 360 degree rotation feature brings style and originality all in one. This beautiful outdoor chair’s distinguishing and unique wicker design adds interest to any patio or porch.
Made with strong, durable, powder coated steel frame and plenty of comfy cushions, the Addison Nest Swivel Seat is a must-have outdoor chair to bring that wow factor to your backyard wonderland.

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G.W.C. Whiting and LeBaron Turner founded The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company in 1909 on the belief that integrity, engineering talent, and a dedication to our customers would make us the very best in the construction industry.
We’re a 5th generation industrial construction company that builds, installs and maintains corporate plants and facilities for national and international companies.
Emory Hill Companies is a completely full-service commercial and residential real estate firm serving Delaware and the surrounding counties of Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
EDiS provides diverse services centered on our customer’s building and property assets. We provide planning, building and operation expertise to a wide-ranging group of private and public markets.
Wohlsen Construction is an award-winning Mid-Atlantic construction company. With 125 years of experience under our hard hat, we partner with owners and design professionals to build high-quality, functional projects.
Bancroft Construction now serves a variety of customers throughout the states of Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland through multiple construction delivery methods.

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President Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump will be an official government employee and serve in the White House as an unpaid senior adviser to her father, the New York Times first reported Wednesday.
Ivanka Trump, who currently has a West Wing office, initially said she’d work with in her father’s administration in an informal advising capacity.
But she appears to have changed her plans after critics pointed out that an informal role would allow her to avoid certain ethics rules and required disclosures that come with serving in the government.
Ivanka Trump will now be special assistant to the president.
Jared Kushner, her husband, similarly serves in the administration as a senior adviser to the president.
“I have heard the concerns some have with my advising the president in my personal capacity while voluntarily complying with all ethics rules and I will instead serve as an unpaid employee in the White House Office, subject to all of the same rules as other federal employees,” Ivanka Trump said in a statement Wednesday.
“Throughout this process I have been working closely and in good faith with the White House Counsel and my personal counsel to address the unprecedented nature of my role,” she added.
“We are pleased that Ivanka Trump has chosen to take this step in her unprecedented role as First Daughter and in support of the President,” a White House spokesperson wrote in a statement.
“Ivanka’s service as an unpaid employee furthers our commitment to ethics, transparency, and compliance and affords her increased opportunities to lead initiatives driving real policy benefits for the American public that would not have been available to her previously,” the spokesperson continued.
“She will file the financial disclosure forms required of federal employees and be bound by the same ethics rules that she had planned to comply with voluntarily,” Gorelick added.

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text: The three major schools (gharanas) of Kathak , which are mainly followed today are school of Jaipur, Lucknow and Banaras. One more gharana formed with an amalgamation of all the above said three forms later which is known as Raigarh gharana. But it is less prominent and famous for its special compositions.


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There’s only one type of app that nobody should live without. It’s not a productivity app and it’s not a health app. It’s also probably not on the essential list or the cool list, but it is needed more than any of the essentials.
Whether you’re a business owner or an employee, this app should be on your home screen no matter what type of device you have.
The type of app I am talking about is for security.
It’s not just for the security of your website or social media accounts, though. It’s to secure your entire digital and non-digital life. Before I reveal the app and what it does, I want to talk about why security for your life (digital and non-digital) is important.
Security is a surprisingly simple thing to take care of today considering how difficult it used to be. Password security is specifically what this article is meant to help, though.
Business impact: The cost of having your username and password compromised is expensive. The cost and time it takes to correct things can cost your business thousands or even millions of dollars. Not only that but as a business owner, you are responsible for any customer data you collect. That means you’re responsible for alerting customers if their data was stolen and all the time it takes you and your business to correct things.
The cost of a password or account being compromised affects your business beyond the obvious. Not only will this one app help you keep secure passwords, but it’ll make it easy for each account.
Now is about the right time to reveal the app if I haven’t revealed enough to make it easy to guess. It’s not a specific app that I recommend but rather a category.
The one app everyone needs is a password manager.
Some of the most popular password managers are 1Password and Dashlane. There are a ton of great one’s though including the one I use, oneSafe.
Each one of these apps makes it easy for you to create a unique password for each account you have. One password on the app keeps all other passwords to your other accounts. These apps make it easy to create unique and complex passwords, two of the most important things you could do for your online security.
If one of your accounts is compromised then the damages only reach that one account, others are not compromised. If you use the same password for several accounts, they can also get compromised because chances are high your email address is your username.
Complexity is a must when creating passwords for your online accounts. A common word should never be in a password, and the length should always be as long as allowed up to about 20 characters or more (some services won’t allow that many characters). Within those characters, lots of capital letters, numbers, and symbols should be used.
If your password doesn’t look a bit crazy, you’re not doing it right.
That looks pretty long and complex right? Then it’s perfect. The chances a password like this will be hacked is almost non-existent.
Not only will these passwords be unique and complex, but they’ll also be impossible for you to remember. Their complex nature makes them perfect for preventing what could happen, which I cover in the next section.
Chances are that your account won’t get hacked through typically though of means, though. The most common tactic for hackers to get your password is from socially engineered “hacks”. Those attacks are things like phishing, malicious texts seeking your password, etc.
These apps are a great protection against these types of attacks too. If you are asked for your password from a socially engineered attack, it’s really easy to fall for if you know your password and can type it in quickly. It only takes catching you at a time when you’re busy or in a hurry.
Passwords stored in a password manager aren’t that easy to retrieve. Here are two different scenarios so you can get an idea of the difference between knowing your password and looking up your password.
You receive a socially engineered attack email.
You pull your phone out from your pocket.
Either enter your phone password or use the touch ID.
Tap the password manager app and use touch ID or enter your password to verify your ID.
Find the correct account, open it up and reveal your password.
By the time you get to step 6 you’d probably be a bit suspicious and may question the original email and I’m sure you wouldn’t even be going through all that if you were in a hurry. There are several times I can think of when I received socially engineered hacks in the form of phishing emails and have been in a state where I was in a hurry and not paying close attention.
Those are the most likely times when you are going to fall for a socially engineered hack and the times when a password manager will help you most.
There’s never a better time to got out and change ALL your passwords. Download a password manager app on your phone now and get started changing passwords.
Start with changing your website and email passwords because those accounts probably contain customer data. Protecting other’s data should always come before protecting yours.
Next up on the change of passwords should be your bank accounts. Keep going until you’ve changed them all.
Another positive side effect of putting all your passwords in a password manager is that you’ll never again forget a password. All your passwords will be filed away and behind locked and encrypted doors.
Feel free to leave any other recommendations in the comments section below.


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Hello everyone! Before we get started with the tips, I just wanted to warn you, the blog may be going private for a day or two because I am redoing the design (almost all by myself!) I also redid my "About" page so I invite you to check that out. Let's get into the post!
In this second picture I have this tray that I got from my aunt from Bangladesh. I keep tape, glue, scissors, and gum in this tray.
Tip 2: For small spaces, keep all your beauty items in one part of your desk.
I also keep all of my purses and jewelry down here, it just keeps everything organized because I have a very small room and I cannot fit a dresser.
Tip 3: Have pen cups to organize all of those pens and pencils and magazine files to keep all your journals and magazines.
My pen cups, blue pens, and magazine holders are all from Poppin. I love Poppin, they have great products for desk organization and office supplies. I use my magazine file to hold my journals and fave magazines.
That's all the tips I have for today but I wanted to say that Livy is having a giveaway which you can find here! Also, don't forget to enter my giveaway here!
Thanks for some more oranizing tips! I hate when my desk is messy so I try to keep it clean and neat!
You are welcome! I hate it when my desk is messy too!
Oooh new tips. I'm obsessed with organisation. Your desk looks so organised and neat. Mine is never that clean.
Thanks Stella! Trust me, it took a long time to get my desk this way.
Aww thanks Hannah! Your blog is amazing too.
Great tips. I was just cleaning my desk today, so this really helps!
Thanks for commenting Kat! I'm glad you enjoyed the post!


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The Fourth Kind had its critics because of its defiant portrayal of fiction as fact. This movie is categorized as a 2009 science fiction/horror film, yet it was marketed as a thriller based on a true story. The truth behind the film's well-constructed myths has been widely researched, and these essential facts are at the root of the fictional tale.
In The Fourth Kind, many mysterious disappearances are troubling the residents of a small Alaskan town. The mysteries deepen as a concerned psychologist uses hypnosis to help her troubled patients recover their traumatic memories of alien abductions. This psychologist, Dr. Abigail Tyler, gets in over her head, and she discovers that she may have been abducted as well. The Fourth Kind is told with a mix of faux footage, alleged reenactments, and "present-day" dramatization.
Even though the film has been dismissed as complete fiction, there is a real story that inspired the tale told in the movie. The facts themselves are sparse, but they do exist.
It is very true that there were numerous disappearances from Nome, Alaska, where the film is set. The FBI was actually brought in to investigate them. The FBI concluded that, in most of the cases, the disappearances could be attributed to alcohol and the extreme winter weather in the area. It is also assumed that some of the missing people drowned in the frigid Snake River. Very little information is accessible to the public on these disappearances, which is one of the things that gave The Fourth Kind enough momentum to be advertised as factual. It's agreed upon that several people remain missing to this day.
While there is no credit or acknowledgement of his work in the film or its credits, there was a psychiatrist who did investigate alien encounters. In addition to being a psychiatrist, John Edward Mack was a Harvard professor, writer, and researcher.
He interviewed those who claimed to be abducted by aliens, and he claimed that many people's experiences with aliens were genuine. This caused much controversy in the academic community, and his unexpected death when he was hit by a speeding car in 2004 left behind many mysteries regarding his research. It is theorized that Dr. Abigail Tyler is a version of the fictionalized Mack, or at least he was likely the inspiration for the character.
You may notice that many of the victims' "memories" include a strange language. This language is real, and it's actually ancient Sumerian you're hearing. There is never any explanation for why the aliens are speaking ancient Sumerian instead of the native tongue of the abductees, especially when they're carefully targeting people in a specific area. However, you can count this real language as a fact.
In The Fourth Kind, the disturbed patients of Dr. Abigail Tyler have terrifying hallucinations. She believes that these hallucinations are actually memories of alien abductions. In reality, those sorts of hallucinations and subsequent behaviors often occur when someone is going through sleep paralysis.
For viewers of the film who are not aware of this condition, they may be alarmed by their own xperiences with sleep paralysis and be convinced that this alien abduction theory may fit into their own lives. At least that's the theory of Chris French, a professor of psychology who leads the Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit at Goldsmiths, University of London. Nevertheless, it's a fact that these hallucinations are very real for those experiencing them, just as they were for the characters in this movie.
One thing is certainly real within The Fourth Kind, and that's the logo from Chapman University in Orange, California. It was included as an homage to director Olatunde Osunsanmi's alma mater. The catch? It is fictionalized as the alma mater of Dr. Tyler in the movie.
After the film's release, a number of people contacted the university to try to track her down. Countless viewers have, indeed, been fooled by the faux footage and strong marketing campaign of the film.
Now that you know to be skeptical of the fiction, you may also enjoy the movie in a whole new way now that you know the facts. The Fourth Kind was a hit movie because of its entertainment value, and there's a wealth of frightening fun to be experienced when you watch it. In fact, some may say it's out of this world.


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OMAHA, Ne., and DALLAS, Tex., January 17, 2019 – Axxess the fastest-growing healthcare technology company, has selected WorldView as its preferred partner to deliver content management solutions for its more than 2,000 clients. Axxess expects to integrate WorldView’s capabilities into its complete suite of home health, home care and hospice solutions over the next several months and have WorldView’s capabilities available later this year.
The integration of Axxess and WorldView capabilities will enable an exchange of client data and documentation not previously available. The expected solution will be customizable through workflows that can eliminate the administrative burden placed on agencies to maintain compliance. WorldView’s capabilities and user-friendly interface will benefit Axxess clients with referral processing, and streamlining the document tracking and attachment process. Optimizing technology for routine tasks will enable Axxess clients to engage their staff on deeper strategic levels.
Axxess is today’s fastest growing home health technology company, improving care for more than 2 million patients in North America. Axxess provides an easy-to-use, complete suite of cloud-based software and services for any size home health organization to grow its business. Trusted by more than 7,000 organizations, Axxess leads the industry in innovation with its best-in-class in-house software development team. Axxess also owns Home Health Gold, the industry’s leading data analytics software company. Fostering a collaborative culture to exceed client expectations, Axxess is recognized nationally as a “Best Place to Work,” while investing every day in growing the healthcare industry to address unmet needs and make lives better. To learn more about Axxess, go to www.axxess.com.
WorldView Services Ltd. is a cloud-based document management service provider offering secure, Content Services solutions that enable organizations to store, manage, and share vital information between employees, vendors, partners, and customers. With multiple years of experience across a multitude of industries, WorldView’s global view of business process automation allows us to provide a full suite of end-to-end, integrated solutions for software platforms as well as consultation and customization for our end-users. Today, WorldView tracks, routes and stores over half a billion documents for thousands of Healthcare professionals across North America.


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The project plan was completed as I had Jordan ensure she was happy with it, and then manufactured a Gantt chart with it.
In collaboration with Jordan, we made a pitch for our story, with various reference image analysis.
As this pitch summarised our visual influence and had all the links to our Pinterest boards, I used this as apart of a document for audio students that Jordan advertised us needing. I watched some animated short films and although I loved and looked at the animation, I analysed what I thought about the music, and wrote notes with time references. As well as giving a little synopsis of the story and what we wanted from the music.
I also did some image analysis in class that helped me reanalyse the images I had already chosen and deconstructed by myself.
I gathered some costume related images for the characters mainly for Elora, but some for Zac as well.
As well as just generally add to the rest of my Pinterest boards.
I began drawing some hair concepts for Elora, as the hair of the 1920’s is full of curls and a lot of short hair, so just some experimentation to get something I like.
I also started experimenting with the layout of the scene.
I also began editing my storyboards, so that they could be animated for the animatic of the short film project I’m working on. Just cleaning up some lines and filling in some things so that I can move them without seeing other body parts of scenery underneath.
I did a lot of research into composition, which you can find below.
Composition can be broken down into 3 important factors.
Badly composed images, if they don’t have one or have too many is often the problem.
Guidelines- Paths, rivers and roads are a great and simple way of leading the eye to the focal point. Symmetry in images leads the viewer to look at the centre.
Repetition creates rhythm and acts as guide lines. It’s also visually appealing.
Rule of thirds- also allows you to show off the rest of the scene, shows the story. Doesn’t have to be exact.
Golden ratio- focus is at the beginning of spiral- the focal element. Then the image and framing follows the tail of the spiral, not exact but as a rough guide. Leads the eye around the image.
Pyramid composition- used a lot for characters.
If you have something big on one side you then should have something else smaller and further away (don’t mirror the first objects spot on the other).
Through my research into composition and thinking about framing and silhouettes I thought about framing the focus of the shot, the shape of the framing should/could also match the silhouettes that are used to construct the environment.
Central framing draws attention to one point perspective central framing- Central framing shot combined with one point perspective. This leads the eye, creates a 3-dimensional feel.
The point of perspective means that there will be natural guidelines leading to the vanishing point and therefore will be a focal point as well.
This video got irrelevant at the end, it repeated a lot of what I already knew from other resources, but then went too much into camera shots and things that just aren’t relevant to me.
Over-saturation makes images irritating if overused, it draws attention. Can be used in contrast to emphasis elements.
Use saturation and nutshell to create focal points.
Through his explanation, I now feel like I know their importance in a scene and how they can dramatically change the mood, although I still have much to learn.
Monochromatic- one colour, best for single subjects, creates a striking atmospheric effect.
Analogous- adjacent to the colour wheel, easy on the eyes as its seen in nature, peaceful, comfortable mood.
Learning about the different types of colour harmonies also changed my perspective on the colour palette of both Jordan and I’s scenes.
I admire Aidan a lot, he is an extremely hard worker and is an amazing artist. I knew he had done some research into composition last trimester. So I went through and read his specialisation report to see what he learnt so that hopefully he could help me. Some of what he researched wasn’t what I needed but was fascinating none the less and I rad it anyway. He also watched the same video on composition that I did, which Jordan gave me the link too.
Composition is the art of placing objects in a pleasing way that leads the eye around the image to the focal point, to focus on what you want them to see.
Using straight lines with various thicknesses and random placement as structural guidelines seem like it would be interesting and useful to create unique angles and to look at things from a different perspective. See it being useful for creating environments, as where the straight lines intersect would be options for focus points. The lines acting as guidelines. Whereas curved lines have a more organic feel and could be used more for characters as it allows more for dynamic movement and framing things.
Using symbols looks interesting and could also allow for hidden meaning.
Centred composition works well for symmetrical compositions, particularly buildings.
foreground interest and depth: “foreground interest in a scene is a great way of adding a sense of depth to the scene.” Gives dimension to the scene.
A structure within scene that doesn’t necessarily have to encompass the whole image as a frame, like “windows, arches or overhanging branches.”It also gives a sense of depth.
Both can add ‘dynamic tension’ to a scene, where horizontal and vertical lines evoke stability like a person standing on a level horizontal surface. Where as diagonal lines, like sloping surfaces aren’t stable, and if someone stood on this surface they would appear less stable. Diagonals and triangles appear less in typical everyday life.
Guiding lines can also form diagonals and triangles.
By having an odd number of objects it prevents the brain from subconsciously grouping the objects. This causes us to continue to analyse the image.
Golden ratio also known as the golden ratio.
When a person in the composition is looking at something, the viewer naturally looks where they are looking, this is a line of sight.
Remove unnecessary objects from the scene, they are only a distraction.
Note: simplify almost undermines some of the other rules, like framing and balance. I feel like if taken too far simplifying is a bit dangerous.
When the action is depicted in your scene it is important that there is space on either side of where the action occurs so that the composition isn’t unbalanced.
Notes: a lot of it was repeating what had been said before, but there were some new details added to composition elements that I had already heard of, as well as some new ones to consider. Not a lot of detail.
http://www.drawinghowtodraw.com/drawing-lessons/art-design-principles/articles/theories-of-pictorial-art-compositions.html Using an angled line, it separates the work into 2 triangles, one to be comprised of mainly shadows and the other or light, each side should have a bit of the other for definition and balance.
Note: this could be done on a smaller basis within an image by using this on specific objects, like characters and feature pieces, maybe.
Some of this I didn’t find relevant and found a bit confusing, but it also repeated a bit about what I already knew.
Unity: everything coming together in the composition in harmony, nothing appearing out of place.
Unbalanced= makes the viewer feel uneasy, this could possibly be exploited if the image/scene should make the viewer feel unsettled. But it could also just distract them from the story/ composition its self.
Movement: use leading lines to show movement/ the path of it.
Rhythm: “a piece of art can have a rhythm or underlying beat that leads your eye to view the artwork at a certain pace.” Deconstruct the image through looking for repeated colours and shapes (look at the objects and think of the primitive shapes they are made of).
Contrast: between shapes and/or lines-curved and straight, circle or square, light and dark, colours e.g. Blue vs red, textures and line type.
Pattern: “a regular repetition of lines, shapes, colours or values in a composition.
Straight lines, make the image feel still, angled lines evoke movement more.
Curved lines, particularly ‘s’ shapes are more aesthetically pleasing.
Negative/empty space changes our perception of objects within the work, therefore placement is very important.
Small character, large space makes the character seem insignificant with the focus being on the scale of the landscape, this evokes the landscape being large.
Close up of characters, especially if they take up the entire frame means that the character is the artwork not a feature of it, and the characteristics of the character like eyes or markings become the “characters” of the composition.
Note: really helpful and descriptive resource.
Contrast creates interest and therefore draws out attention.
High contrast= quick reaction, sudden interest.
Low contrast= slower reaction, toned down interest.
Materials Are also able to be contrasted.
For contrast to work, there needs to be balanced. If there are too many elements being contrasted it becomes and chaotic mess, and if there isn’t enough it’s uniform and no contrast.
The background can be chaotic if the focal point is different enough to stand out.
“Rhythm is a visual shortcut the brain takes.” Items that follow a rhythm aren’t looked at as individual pieces but looked at as a pattern in a way. Like we don’t look at every fence post in a fence, but if one is broken or Missing it will capture our attention. “Rhythm makes us see something that wasn’t really drawn.” Everything object in the scene has a place, it follows an order, like a “cloud” of leaves on a tree branch, are all there cause they grow off the tree and “elements that are going the same direction are driven by the same power (be it wind or fear)”. If something is going against the natural flow of the image it stands out and makes us wonder about what is happening.
Engaging composition needs the weight to be balanced.
Contrast can be used to balance out a composition as balance is “about achieving a proper amount of contrast.” Like a low contrast background so then the focal point added in with contrasting values.
When someone looks at an image they often imagine themselves there. So when constructing an image we need to consider where the viewer is lead to place themselves. This involves perception.
If something is close to us, it appears bigger. So if something we know the size of appears bigger we know it’s close to us, if it appears smaller it is further away from us, by changing the size of elements and therefore setting them in the foreground, midground or background gives the image depth.
The inclusion of a scale indicator like a human, animal or even a tree if done well brings the element of scale into your image.
Tip: Keeping the image fresh so you can see it for all its details, like someone for the first time so you can see where things need to be adjusted. To get that change in perspective, in digital art flip the art horizontally or with art on paper etc, rotate it or view it through a mirror.
When the image doesn’t quite look right, it may be because of the frame size so you may need to crop the image and then realign the focal points.
There are no rules in art, so you can still break the rules or guidelines and still create something appealing.
This was an amazing resource and helped me fill in some more gaps in my knowledge, it was really helpful in explaining things and giving examples and helped me understand a lot of what I didn’t understand, although I’m still trying to get my head around rhythm.


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No changing table at your favorite café? No worries, just make sure to bring your own. This one has smart pockets for diapers, washing cloths and baby powder and is padded so your baby can be comfy. When your are done with the nappy business, just fold it and voilà – it’s a smart clutch bag.
Polyester filling. Quilted and padded. 70 cm x 69 cm. Care instructions: Machine wash with like colours. 40°C Machine wash. Do not Bleach.Tumble dry low. Warm Iron. Do not dry clean.


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“Hi Boss!” or How to Welcome a New CEO - by Peter Anning, VP of Creative Services, 25th Hour Communications — 25th Hour Communications, Inc.
It happens in every Community College — sometimes frequently, sometimes not, but eventually. The old President or superintendent leaves, a new one is hired, and you and/or your associates are tasked with welcoming the new leader. Big college or small; formal or informal, here are some pointers to consider to make that transition a good one for the new ‘top dog’ as well as everyone else.
First, one person should be put in charge of the welcoming process. He or she should certainly consider enlisting a team to get all the tasks done, but one person needs to be the voice and drive the process so nothing is overlooked.
If your College is well-known and makes use of Public Relations, find out as much as you can about the new CEO and construct a fact sheet. Use a web search, access their resume, and gather as much as you can about the new leader’s past and present. Try to connect with her or him for a quote about why they chose to come to your college and what their immediate and long-range plans are. Also be sure to include a statement from the leader of your board or other established representative about why the new CEO was selected and what expectations they have for the future. This will should be a succinct, facts-driven piece. Should there be any ‘dark history’ in the new leader’s past, such as a legal matter or a firing, be aware of its details in case inquiries are received and address it in a factual manner, if appropriate.
In a smaller, less formal community college, you may want to ask and include little fun bits of background that can personalize and ‘demystify’ just who this new person is. Questions like “Where did you grow up?” and “Are you named after anyone?” or “When you were a child, what did you want to be?” and “What’s the strangest job you have ever held?” or others like these will help people relate to the new head of the college on a personal level. Include a photo of the new leader (usually available online or from their Admin. Assistant) and be sure to allow her or him to review and edit the bio before it is finalized. You want them to be happy with your efforts and to know that you are a caring, professional staff of their soon-to-be-new employer.
This bio/fact sheet should be printed and posted online for anyone who wants to know, both within and external to your college. An example of how this fact sheet might look is included as a reference and starting point for your own needs. A press release with much of the same information should be prepared as well and shared with the local media outlets.
Some people love to be the center of attention while others are loath to be in the spotlight. Inquire directly with the new Administrator if possible, or their closest support staff to find out if he or she has any feelings about a party. If there are options, ask if they’d like a lavish affair, or would prefer something simpler, like a reception. Luncheons, Ice Cream Socials and department-by-department mini “meet and greets” are other ideas to consider.
As obvious as it may seem, while planning for everything else, it can be easy to miss a detail or two. So, make sure you gather all the usual information normally listed on a business card and get those printed ASAP. Also, have letterhead designed and printed, or an online template created for their official use.
If your new President is well known or in the news a lot, you may already know all you need to, but if this is not the case, gathering a little background information can be helpful – especially for their direct-reports and closest associates. Contact their current Administrative Assistant or the H.R. department and ask, “Is this person formal or informal?” “What are her/his critical issues and passions?” “What is their communication style?” and ask for a heads-up about any other special quirks or issues. Being prepared will make the welcoming transition easier for everyone.
If you will be an associate or direct-report to the new leader, make sure your resume is up to date and schedule a meeting at the earliest convenient time to welcome him or her to the college and to share your history, position, and job duties. You want them to hear from you — not others — about your history, role, and leadership within the college or district.
Make sure to plan and offer your new President a tour of the campus, or if your college is huge, a tour of the building they’ll be working in as well as a map and description of the services housed in other buildings throughout the city or county. Chances are this person will already know much of this, but if not – be prepared. If you will have a close working relationship with the new chief, ask if she or he would care to hear any of your insights about the business and the people they are likely to interact with. Be careful to keep your comments professional and fact-based and if he or she is not interested, respect that and keep your lips sealed. Be sure to ask how the new leader would like to be addressed to their inner-circle as well as to the company at large and the public. “Ms. New Pres,” or “Dr. New Pres,” or “Marlene,” or…?
While touring, keep moving but pause to offer introductions where it makes sense. Give background information about the college’s relationship with the city where you are located as well as local service organizations they may be interested in joining. Let them know of any community events where they could be introduced, such as Chamber of Commerce meetings, City Council meetings, etc.
If your outgoing president/superintendent is leaving to take a job in another community college or institution, if appropriate, share some of the same information with the Public Relations people and his or her new primary Administrative Assistant as a way of familiarizing them with this person you’ve worked with and for. They will appreciate your insights and thoughtfulness.
Of course, not all of these ideas will ‘fly’ in every workplace. Some will be handled by the legal counsel, while in other instances, the Public Relations or Human Resources departments will take up these tasks. These are offered as suggestions to consider and review for planning purposes, and you’ll need to be sensitive to the structure and culture of your workplace. If you’re not the person in charge of the welcoming process, please offer these ideas as a courtesy to the person, or work team, who will be.
It should be understood, but is still good to state that at your first, and every meeting with the new CEO — if you’re a person they’ll meet with — that all comments and responses should be considered confidential unless clearly stated otherwise.
When asked a question by your new leader, it is wise to ask if this person wants your reply to represent your professional insights and “take” on the matter, or if they are seeking your personal opinion. The two answers may be quite different, and it is good to acknowledge that you will always defer to a professional response but are willing to share person views if those are requested.
Peter Anning is a Marketing and Communications leader with more than 20 years of experience. He has worked under and/or has been in charge of welcoming more than 27 presidents during that time. These recommendations were originally given as a presentation to the California Community College Public Relations Organization (CCPRO) and later to California’s Association of Community College Administrators (ACCA). Anning currently works for 25th Hour Communications, providing marketing, public relations, advertising, and digital media services and support to community colleges throughout the United States.


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Experience the country - and enjoy yourself!
Children are assured a great time at our country experience resorts – as the majority of our country experience resorts also shelter a mini-farm or a small petting zoo.
Additionally to an extensive infrastructure, our country experience resorts offer on-site program options for school classes. Explore, play, bake or perform handicraft in 2-hourly programme units.
The modules can be supplemented by visits to local excursion destinations, or by programs created by the teachers themselves.
Create your own individual programme week. Our staff at the JUFA experience resorts will be happy to help you with the planning.
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But what are you going to do with all that freedom? Spain? France? Northern Europe? We wanted to see something else and decided for a south-eastern route.
Our first stop was Venezia (or Venice, should you prefer the international name). A nice, but very touristic city. It was also, by far, the most expensive one during the entire trip.
It is a very touristic city.
Espresso in cafés around the Piazza San Marco would cost you €9. In general the city is quite expensive.
Gondolas are very famous. We did not take a ride, because 30 minutes cost around €80.
The ferries are kinda cheap and provide you a great view over the city.
There are calm places in Venezia as well.
Boat race -- the women class.
Even during night the city is beautiful. There are plenty of restaurants and bars.
These mask are one of the traditional things they produce there. They range from cheap plastic models to hand painted pottery versions.
You Germans are funny. You say “The train connection is awful.”, ha, there is NO train connection!
Yep, he is right. There are absolutely no trains between these two countries. So the train would go all the way north to Austria first and then back to the coast. Twelve hours of sitting around, even if the two coast city Trieste (Italy) and Koper (Slovenia) are only ≈25km of proper roads apart. So we decided to go to Trieste first and then try to find a bus or something else to Koper.
Surprisingly Trieste turned out to be quite nice so we decided to stay one night.
The Cattedrale di San Giusto, a very nice small church with a lot of mosaics.
We wanted to visit the Castello di San Giusto but did not find the entrance for quite some time. How should we know that it is that one? Yes, the elevator there.
The Teatro Romano was discovered when the city with all the big houses was already build, which describes the strange location in the middle of the town.
That was the first blog post in that series. Make sure to also read the upcoming stories about bus travel, wine, cost and inland cities.


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Fungi are plants, members of the vegetable kingdom, and this is the group to which the organisms responsible for the particular decay of wood called Dry rot and cellar fungus belongs. The fungi are primitive in their development and must have evolved very early on from the most primitive of the green plants, algae and this very early in the history of living matter on earth. The fungi have developed to form a group of organisms of the greatest importance and something like 90,000 different species are known, although only 5000 species of green algae have so far been identified.
Green plants contain a complex substance called chlorophyll. This is contained in small ovoid bodies called chloroplasts which move about in the cell sap. Carbon dioxide which is a colourless gas occurring to the extent of 0.03% by volume in the atmosphere is absorbed by the plant and with water absorbed by the roots and aid the chlorophyll and energy derived from sun light, simple carbohydrate substances (that is substances containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen) are built up by synthesis.
More complex organic substances are built up by the plant from these simple carbohydrates. One of the more complex carbohydrates is cellulose which goes to form the walls of the box like ‘cells’ of which plants are composed. Cellulose consists of relatively large molecules but nevertheless is built up from relatively simple units of glucose. This is by far the most important process which takes place on earth, as all animals are directly or indirectly dependent upon green plants.
With the possible exception of man the fungi are surely the next most important group because they bring about the destruction of green plants and bring other nutrient materials decomposing them back into the earth. Besides the chemical elements already mentioned which are present in the tissue of plants a number of mineral substances are also present although in much smaller quantities.
These mineral salts are soluble in water and are absorbed by the plants through the root system. These salts are present only in small amounts in the soil and so unless the plants died and the nutrients dispersed in the soil through the action of decaying life would struggle to thrive.
Fungi are plants without chlorophyll and therefore must obtain their nourishment from other organic matter. If they obtain their nourishment from living organisms they are known as parasites. A large number of species of fungi are known to be living a special relationship with animals or plants in which they are mutually beneficial.
This special relationship is known as a symbiosis; the individual partners are known as the symbionts. An example is the yeast like fungi habituating the gut of the larva of the wood bring beetle common furniture beetle (Anobium punctatum). The yeast like cells plays a part in the nutrition of the larva.
The yeast like fungal cells is maintained in an environment in the gut of the larva which is beneficial to them. The other group of fungi, those which obtain their nourishment from dead organic matter are known as saprophytes and it is this group that the wood rotting fungi with which we are interested in and dry rot and the cellar fungus and others belong. These types of fungi obtain their nourishment from the timber in your homes.
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text: Yesterday I filmed as a principal for a big-time secret software company. How fun. They were from California, but they wouldn’t tell us which company. We aren’t supposed to tell who we worked for, but that isn’t hard when I didn’t know who it was. We were filmed by Weber Shandwick, and they are great to work for. I can’t wait to find out what it was all about.


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When a media giant like #MSNBC refuses to cover the horrors of the Trump-supported #Saudi war of starvation and cholera in #Yemen for an entire year it smells of special interests. Saudi money, pro-Israeli pressure -- or both?
Halting operations at the crucial Hodeidah port would have an enormous impact on people all across Yemen, humanitarian agencies have warned, urging the warring parties to spare innocent lives in their battle for the Red Sea city.
At dawn on Wednesday, the Saudi-led Arab coalition began the long-anticipated ground, naval, and air campaign against Houthi rebels in Hodeidah, trying to recapture the strategic port. After the first day of fighting, the coalition failed to capture the Red Sea city or to take possession of its airport. Despite the fighting, the port continues to operate, management of the port said, while the UN confirmed an aid delivery on Wednesday.
Shutting down the operations of the “main lifeline for the population in Yemen,” which receives approximately 80 percent of all Yemeni imports, including the bulk of humanitarian goods, will have “huge humanitarian implications,” Joao Martins, head of the Doctors without Borders (MSF) mission in Yemen, told RT.
“The hampering of the function of the seaport will for sure have an impact on the population's living conditions and the capacity for them to cope with the current crisis,” he added.
Potential casualties among the city's population of 400,000 remain the biggest concern of the humanitarian agencies, as well as the UN, which has called on the warring parties to spare civilian lives. Jaquemet reminded the warring parties that they are obliged by international law to “spare civilians” as well as to offer safe passage for those who are trying to flee the war zone.
“The assault on Hodeidah could have a devastating impact for hundreds of thousands of civilians – not just in the city but throughout Yemen,” Amnesty International’s Middle East Research Director Lynn Maalouf said in a statement.


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MAIT has several models specifically designed and dedicated for limited access drilling. Our Mini Series include the world famous BABY DRILL and MIDI DRILL, mounted on Komatsu PC 80.
The BABY DRILL is radio-remote controled, which allows it to easily get into those tight places that other rigs can't get into, such as elevator shafts or inside and underneath bulildings. This rig can be operated from a distance, allowing the machine to go places where a larger size drilling rig would be potentially hazardous for overturning such as on cliffs.
The BABY DRILL is mounted on expandable crawlers, and can be tracked through a 3.3 ft wide door. This machine may be small, but it can do alot of work, up to 24 in diameter and 49 ft of depth. The BABY DRILL has a telescopic mast which can fit under various heights with different kelly bar lengths.
The MIDI DRILL on the other hand, is a little bigger and more powerful than the BABY DRILL. It is mounted on Komatsu PC 80, and is the perfect rig to transport on your own trailer and be pulled by your own truck. There is no need to remove the kelly bar for transport, so you save on loading and set-up time.
The ECOLINE EC 35 is a specially designed drilling rig for limited access and low headroom jobsites. Its moderate size allows easy transportation as the kelly bar does not have to be removed for transport.

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The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science offers a number of classes that are unique to the school. Among those, is Number Sense.
Taught by Mrs. Karin McWhorter, Number Sense takes concepts the students are learning or have learned in their other math classes and expands upon them.
"This is an enrichment class," said McWhorter. "We take content they already know and dig deeper. We delve into things they may not have seen like binary and different bases. Then we do an entire section on probability."
During a recent meeting of the class, the class was split into two teams. The teams competed against one another in tournament style. The competition was identical to Potpourri competitions held at most high school mathematics tournaments.
To help the students think through their work, McWhorter played classical music.
"This one is easy!" said one student.


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The Gulf Coast Prairie LCC Science Team recently met to (1) complete the coarse filter (habitat-centric) landscape conservation design (LCD) effort approved by the Steering Committee in June 2015, and (2) focus on processes to identify, compile, and further develop science needs in preparation for future funding opportunities.
At the May 17-19 meeting held at the NOAA Estuarine Habitats and Coastal Fisheries Center in Lafayette, LA, fifteen individuals participated -- including five Science Team members, three Science Team nominees, four invited guests, and four LCC support staff.
The Science Team and LCC staff invested considerable time over the last ten months creating and refining a rule set through which projections of broadly defined habitats have been created across the LCC geography. Blair Tirpak presented a detailed overview of the ruleset for Tallgrass Prairie and provided clarification on data sources and data treatment, as well as the process for how rules are combined to create final projections of broadly defined habitat types. These habitat projections show where on the landscape each broadly defined habitat is likely to be aggregated when taking into consideration future anticipated development and a projected sea level rise scenario. The team reached a consensus on the rule set at the meeting after making slight adjustments.
Blair presented draft projections for ten of the seventeen broadly defined habitats, to which team members provided feedback and recommended changes to rulesets for certain habitats. The Science Team reached a consensus on these draft projections after making slight adjustments to a few. They also reached consensus on an approach for projecting agricultural lands, primarily focusing on aquatic land uses (rice and aquaculture) that can provide critical habitat for Tier 1 focal species listed in the GCP LCC Science Strategy. There was some discussion that two of the remaining habitats (caves and aquifers, springs and spring-runs) lack sufficient data to make projections, although no consensus was reached during the meeting.
The team began defining desired future conditions for the four remaining aquatic broadly defined habitats. Team members will work closely with Blair and Ben Kahler over the next month to further define these conceptual models and translate them into projections using regional and national data sets.
Finally, the team reached a consensus that all the final coarse filter products will be packaged for submission to the Southeast Conservation Adaptation Strategy Blueprint. Blair, Ben, and Amie Treuer-Kuehn will prototype approaches in the coming weeks and engage the Science Team for input and feedback with a goal to reach consensus by early July.
The Science Team also received updates on LCC-funded projects and used that to frame a discussion around identifying science needs that are suitable for “next up” status. The team decided to combine all science needs that have been identified by the LCC from the many places they are currently documented (e.g., Science Strategy, Instream Flow Science Strategy). Team members will make a comprehensive list of science needs over the next few weeks, and members members are encouraged to champion ideas on the list and develop them into more clearly defined project ideas ready for funding through the LCC or through external funds (i.e., grant submissions). Team members are creating a template for more fully developed science projects, which will eventually be posted and publicly available on the GCP LCC Science Strategy page.
Finally, the Team reached a consensus to use Griffin Groups as a creative space to interact and as a warehouse of documents pertinent to long-term coordination and delivery of Team tasks.

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LOS ANGELES/January 16, 2018 (AP)(STL.News) —The Southern California home where authorities say two parents tortured their 13 children had doubled as a private school for the siblings but faced no government oversight and was never inspected by education officials.
David Turpin had been homeschooling his children at the residence, which he called the Sandcastle Day School. In the 2016-17 school year, it had an enrollment of six, with one student each in the fifth, sixth, eighth, ninth, 10th and 12th grades.
There was no indication anyone other than his children were enrolled, authorities said.
Authorities said they uncovered the abuse when a 17-year-old girl jumped out of a window, called 911 and led police to 12 siblings from 2 to 29 years old, all malnourished and some chained some to furniture.
Turpin and his wife, Louise Anna Turpin, were being held on $9 million bail and could face torture and child endangerment charges.
Private schools in California are not licensed by the state education department and no agency regulates or oversees them. The schools are only required to file an affidavit with the state each year that lists the number of students, staff members and information about administrators.
“We are sickened by this tragedy and relieved the children are now safe and authorities are investigating,” Bill Ainsworth, a spokesman for the California Department of Education, said in a statement.
Full-time private schools must register with the state to record their students’ exemption from mandatory attendance at public schools, but the education department lacks the authority to monitor, inspect or oversee private schools, Ainsworth said.
They are, however, subject to an annual inspection by the state or local fire marshal. Representatives for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, the Riverside County Fire Department and the Perris Fire Department did not immediately say whether the Turpins’ home was ever inspected.
Private schools are generally regulated by parents, who often sign contracts and review standards before enrolling their children, said Ron Reynolds, executive director of the California Association of Private School Organizations. Private school employees are required to report suspected child abuse to authorities, he said.
But Reynolds questioned how it’s possible to prevent parents who homeschool their children from injuring their kids in the privacy of their own houses.
“Thank God this doesn’t happen very often,” he said.
Associated Press writer Amy Taxin in Perris contributed to this report.


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11 Has your choir got RHYTHM?
When I have visited church choirs for the RSCM (to help them to sing even better) I've found that most of them need to cultivate a much livelier corporate sense of rhythm.
(iv) because they don’t take a breath exactly one beat before they start singing.
This was very apparent when I visited a church choir recently. Their choirmaster played the introduction to Jesu, Joy which they were rehearsing, and when it came to the place where they should have started to sing, he had to wait for them to ‘wake up’.
I suggested that he should count the beats very precisely out loud whilst he played the introduction to Jesu, joy so that they could feel that the organ introduction belonged to them as much as their own choral sections.
Did they all come in together? No! So I asked the choir to count the bars and beats out loud themselves, and it was better. When they did it once more it was even better.
A major principal of choirtraining is that the choirmaster must always ask his or her choir to sing a passage a second time, and even a third time before it’s really right, for amateur singers never get something wholly right the first time.
If the choirmaster is satisfied with just their first attempt, their standard of singing will remain low.
However when the choirmaster insists that, ‘Not everyone did what I asked; let’s do it again,’ the singers will immediately begin to try harder. And that’s the secret of choirtraining: to encourage one’s singers to try harder – all the time.
It’s the same when we practise the piano or organ; we need to play a passage correctly at least three times before it begins to sink into our fingers.
The other factor in achieving really rhythmic singing is for all the singers to be made aware that really precise rhythm is as necessary as really accurate intonation. I know some professional conductors who don’t seem to realise that their singers are not feeling a compulsive sense of rhythm. The notes are sung pretty well in tune and more or less together so that the overall effect is generally OK, but their performance could be so much more exciting if the rhythm were 100%.
The former Dean of Ely, Michael Higgins, wrote an article in an edition of Cathedral Music in which he complained about the lack of the ‘thrill factor’ in some cathedral choirs.
I suggest that it is the lack of really focussed rhythm by the singers which contributes to the lack of spine-tingling performances.
And so, what did I do to enable this church choir to sing more rhythmically (apart from encouraging them to feel the rhythm of the introduction and to breathe exactly one beat before they were due to sing)?
I got them to clap the rhythm of their music first, (and to do it twice more!) and then to speak the words in strict rhythm, whilst I tapped the pulse with a pencil on the choirstalls. (See my book (below), Teaching Adults to Sight Sing.) Here again they had to do it several times before everyone was ‘on board’.
By the way, when a choir is asked to speak the words of an anthem most of them seem to turn into second basses and mumble the words. No! Encourage them to speak out – to speak up and to realize what the words mean – to colour them so that the text comes alive.
When they had spoken the words rhythmically three times they began to achieve what I asked for and, my goodness, the standard of their singing rose dramatically when they began to sing that passage! They felt the essential forward flow of the rhythmic pulse for the first time.
By the way, when I asked them on which beat should they come off if a note is four beats long, most of them said, ‘The fourth’. No. I had to explain that when measuring with a ruler it starts with zero; and the first inch finishes on number one.
But when we’re counting beats we start with the number one. A one-beat note therefore finishes at the start of two; a two-beat note finishes at the start of the third beat, and so on.
It worked for me and it’ll work for you if you really believe in what you are doing!


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Solana™ is a new blockchain architecture built from the ground up for scale. The architecture supports up to 710 thousand transactions per second on a gigabit network.
All claims, content, designs, algorithms, estimates, roadmaps, specifications, and performance measurements described in this project are done with the author's best effort. It is up to the reader to check and validate their accuracy and truthfulness. Furthermore nothing in this project constitutes a solicitation for investment.
It's possible for a centralized database to process 710,000 transactions per second on a standard gigabit network if the transactions are, on average, no more than 176 bytes. A centralized database can also replicate itself and maintain high availability without significantly compromising that transaction rate using the distributed system technique known as Optimistic Concurrency Control [H.T.Kung, J.T.Robinson (1981)]. At Solana, we're demonstrating that these same theoretical limits apply just as well to blockchain on an adversarial network. The key ingredient? Finding a way to share time when nodes can't trust one-another. Once nodes can trust time, suddenly ~40 years of distributed systems research becomes applicable to blockchain!
Furthermore, and much to our surprise, it can be implemented using a mechanism that has existed in Bitcoin since day one. The Bitcoin feature is called nLocktime and it can be used to postdate transactions using block height instead of a timestamp. As a Bitcoin client, you'd use block height instead of a timestamp if you don't trust the network. Block height turns out to be an instance of what's being called a Verifiable Delay Function in cryptography circles. It's a cryptographically secure way to say time has passed. In Solana, we use a far more granular verifiable delay function, a SHA 256 hash chain, to checkpoint the ledger and coordinate consensus. With it, we implement Optimistic Concurrency Control and are now well en route towards that theoretical limit of 710,000 transactions per second.
Before you jump into the code, review the online book Solana: Blockchain Rebuilt for Scale.
Start your own testnet locally, instructions are in the book Solana: Blockchain Rebuild for Scale: Getting Started.
They are deployed with the ci/testnet-manager.sh script through a list of scheduled buildkite jobs. Each testnet can be manually manipulated from buildkite as well.
How do I reset the testnet?
How can I scale the tx generation rate?
How can I test a change on the testnet?
Currently, a merged PR is the only way to test a change on the testnet. But you can run your own testnet using the scripts in the net/ directory.
Sometimes the dashboard becomes unresponsive. This happens due to glitch in the metrics server. The current solution is to reset the metrics server. Use the following steps.
The server is hosted in a GCP VM instance. Check if the VM instance is down by trying to SSH into it from the GCP console. The name of the VM is metrics-solana-com.
If the VM is inaccessible, reset it from the GCP console.
Once VM is up (or, was already up), the metrics services can be restarted from build automation.
This will show a pop up dialog. Click on options drop down.
Type in FORCE_START=true in Environment Variables text box.
This will restart the metrics services, and the dashboards should be accessible afterwards.
Check the following if there are any signs of failure.
If the deployment failed, look at the build logs. The build artifacts for each remote node is uploaded. It's a good first step to triage from these logs.
You may have to log into remote node if the deployment succeeded, but something failed during runtime.
Get the private key for the testnet deployment from metrics-solana-com GCP instance.
SSH into metrics-solana-com using GCP console and do the following.
First install the nightly build of rustc. cargo bench requires use of the unstable features only available in the nightly build.
The release process for this project is described here.
Why coverage? While most see coverage as a code quality metric, we see it primarily as a developer productivity metric. When a developer makes a change to the codebase, presumably it's a solution to some problem. Our unit-test suite is how we encode the set of problems the codebase solves. Running the test suite should indicate that your change didn't infringe on anyone else's solutions. Adding a test protects your solution from future changes. Say you don't understand why a line of code exists, try deleting it and running the unit-tests. The nearest test failure should tell you what problem was solved by that code. If no test fails, go ahead and submit a Pull Request that asks, "what problem is solved by this code?" On the other hand, if a test does fail and you can think of a better way to solve the same problem, a Pull Request with your solution would most certainly be welcome! Likewise, if rewriting a test can better communicate what code it's protecting, please send us that patch!


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Frances has worked in healthcare management at senior level for many years. Formally Director of Nursing of the Irish Prison Service, where she developed a nursing service in Irish prisons nationally, from a green field site. Professional ares of interest are addiction, mental health and professional development.
She currently works as a private consultant in the coaching, development and training arena and is part of the HSE Coaching Network.


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