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147. CUAL ES LA VISION DEL HOMBRE EN EL PERIODO DEL RENACIMIENTO.?
148. QUE ES EL HOMBRE RENACENTISTA.?
149. EN QUE CONSISTE EL PANTEISMO?
150. EN QUE CONSISTIO EL NUEVO METODO CIENTIFICO DEL RENACIMIENTO.?
151. EN QUE SE BASO EL METODO Y COMO SE LE LLAMO.?
153. QUE AVANCES PERMITIO EL METODO CIENTIFICO.?
154. QUE SIGNIFICADO TIENE LA FRASE DEFRANCIS BACON: "SABER ES PODER"
155. EN QUE CONSISTE LA LEY DE LA INERCIA DE GALILEO.?
156. EN QUE CONSISTE LA LEY DE GRAVITACION UNIVERSAL DE NEWTON?
157. PORQUE LUTERO ERA UN HOMBRE TIPICO RENACENTISTA.?
158. QUE OPINABA ERASMO DE ROTTERDAN DE LUTERO.?
159. CUAL ES LA DIFERENCIA ENTRE UN PERRO Y UN SER HUMANO?
160. QUE PENSABA DEMOCRITO DEL SER HUMANO Y DEL ANIMAL.?
161. CUAL ES LACARACTERISTICA DEL PERIODO BARROCO.?
162. CUAL ES LA FRASE FAMOSA DE SHAKESPEARE Y QUE SIGNIFICA.?
163. QUE ES LA VIDA PARA CALDERON Y QUE SIGNIFICA.?
164. QUE ES LA EXISTENCIA PARA EL IDEALISMO Y EL MATERIALISMO.?
165. QUE PENSABA THOMAS HOBBES DEL HOMBRE.?
166. CUAL ES LA EXPLICACION DE LEIBNIZ PARA LO QUE ESTA HECHO DE MATERIA Y ESPIRITU.?
167. PORQUE SOCRATES, PLATON, SAN AGUSTIN, DESCARTES,FUERON RACIONALISTAS.?
168. EL PRIMER SISTEMATIZADOR DE LA FILOSOFIA FUE RENATO DESCARTES, QUE QUIERE DECIR SISTEMA FILOSOFICO.?
169. CUAL ES EL PROYECTO FILOSOFICO DE DESCARTES.?
170. QUE ES EL ALMA PARA ARISTOTELES.?
171. EN QUE CONSISTE EL METODO DE DESCARTES.?
172. QUE ES EL "COGITO, ERGO, SUM" PARA DESCARTES.?
173. HASY DOS FORMAS DISTINTAS DE REALIDAD. CUALES SON Y DE DONDE PROVIENEN.?174. PORQUE DESCARTES CONSIDERO A LOS ANIMALES, COMO UNA ESPECIE DE AUTOMATAS COMPLEJOS.?
175. SEGÚN DESCARTES, CUAL ES LA ALTERNANCIA CONSTANTE ENTRE CUERPO Y ALMA.?
176. SEGÚN DESCARTES PORQUE EL ALMA ES SUPERIOR EL CUERPO.?
177. QUE SIGNIFICADO TIENE LA PALABRA AUTOMATA.?
178. PORQUE FUE PERSEGUIDO SPINOZA.?
179. CUAL ES LA VISION CRITICO-HISTORICA DE LA BIBLIA, SEGÚN SPINOZA.?
180. PORQUESE DICE QUE JESUS PREDICO LA RELIGION DE LA RAZON.?
181. SIMBOLICAMENTE QUE SIGNIFICA "PULIR VIDRIOS OPTICOS DEL HOMBRE".?
182. PORQUE DECIA SPINOZA QUE DIOS ES IGUAL A LA NATURALEZA.?
183. QUE DIJO SAN PABLO CON RESPECTO AL MUNDO.?
184. EN NUESTROS DIAS COMO SE VE LA ETICA.?
185. QUE SIGNIFICA LA ETICA PARA SPINOZA.?
186. LA ETICA DE SPINOZA EN QUE SE SUSTENTA LA VIA DEL HOMBRE.?
187.SPINOZA NO ADMITIO LAS DOS SUSTANCIAS DE DESCARTES, QUE DIJO AL RESPECTO.?
188. PORQUE SE DICE EN LA NOVELA, QUE PARA PENETRAR EN EL LENGUAJE DE SPINOZA HAY QUE UTILIZAR EL MARTILLO Y EL CINCEL.?
189. TODO LO QUE NOS OCURRE SEGÚN SPINOZA: QUE LO CAUSA.?
190. QUE SIGNIFICA LA FRASE: QUE SPINOZA TENIA UNA VISION DETERMINANTE DE LA VIDA DE LA NATURALEZA.?
191. CUAL ES PRINCIPIO ETICO DE SPINOZA, QUEES PARECIDO AL DE LOS ESTOICOS.?
192. SEGÚN SPINOZA, CUANDO PODEMOS VIVIR COMO SERES LIBRES Y QUE EJEMPLO UTILIZO.?
193. PORQUE EL HOMBRE SEGÚN SPINOZA JAMAS CONSEGUIRA LA VOLUNTAD LIBRE.?
194. SEGÚN SPINOZA CUALES SON LAS PASIONES QUE NOS IMPIDEN LOGRAR LA FELICIDAD.?
195. A QUE LE LLAMO SPINOZA " SUB SPECIE AETERNITATIS"
196. QUE OPINA EL RACIONALISTA DEL SER HUMANO Y CUAL ES SU CONCEPCIONFRENTE AL CONOCIMIENTO.?
197. DE DONDE DERIVA EL CONOCIMIENTO PARA EL EMPIRISTA.?
198. QUE SIGNIFICADO TIENE LA FRASE DE ARISTOTELES :" NO HAY NADA EN LA CONCIENCIA QUE NO HAYA ESTADO ANTES EN LOS SENTIDOS."
199. QUE INTENTA ACLARAR LOCKE EN SU TEXTO " ENSAYO SOBRE EL CONOCIMIENTO HUMANO".?
200. QUE SIGNIFICA PARA LOCKE, QUE " NUESTRA CONCIENCIA ES UNA TABULA RASA".?
201. SEGÚN LOCKE, DEDONDE SURGEN LAS "IDEAS DE REFLEXION DE LOS SENTIDOS".?
202. SEGÚN LOCKE, QUE ES LO QUE SE RECIBE A TRAVES DE LOS SENTIDOS.?
203. SEGÚN LOCKE CUALES SON LAS "CUALIDADES PRIMARIAS DE LOS SENTIDOS.?
204. SEGÚN LOCKE CUALES SON LAS "CUALIDADES SECUNDARIAS DE LOS SENTIDOS".?
205. PORQUE ABOGO LOCKE : ¿ DESDE EL PUNTO DE VISTA POLITICO.?


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You have selected on the active web page 4, the first symbols BYFE of the Car number plate in the United States.
You’ve chosen the BYFE license plate number type that is widely spread in the USA. If you have chosen your registered number with the first four BYFE letters, pick the final symbols from the list offered to find your license plate. It’s an easy way to get your vehicle number back and avoid additional troubles. If you have found any license plate yourself, don’t forget to leave feedback and help others.

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We are delighted to offer Villa Rock House with exclusive services by hotel Eden Rock - St Barths, including access to the glamorous private beach and priority reservations in the restaurants.
Rates are per week, in USD and exclude tourism tax (5%) and service fee (12%), a minimum stay of 7 nights is requested, shorter stays are on request. *All bookings that include Christmas Day or New Years Day will be charged at the Festive Season Rate and for a minimum of 14 days. Thanksgiving rate at Winter rate. Rates may be subject to change without notice, please see our terms of booking for detailed information.

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The Doubletree by Hilton Claremont is a hotel wedding venue based in Claremont, California, also serving couples from all over the Los Angeles County area. DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont is a modern hotel venue with amazing services, accommodations, and event spaces that will make your event fun, comfortable, and enjoyable. The unique ambience and stylish, modern furnishings will only help to enhance your event to its fullest potential.
This hotel venue offers over 12,000 square feet of total event space, including three beautiful ballrooms and an outdoor courtyard area. These event spaces are great for your ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, wedding shower, or engagement party.
At DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont, you can host an event with anywhere from 50 to 250 guests, in a space that suits your event style and size.
With beautiful chandeliers, warm colors, and unique amenities, each space is sure to offer something amazing that can bring your event to life. Along with the venue spaces, there are also get ready rooms available for the wedding party to prepare, and excellent hotel accommodations that you, the wedding party, and all of your guests can enjoy, for a relaxing and stress-free stay.
When looking for tasty menu options, look no further than the DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont. Our on-site restaurant caters a wide variety of delectable California Fusion Cuisine.


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Great for grown ups but I’m sure my kids would love this too!
Never thought of adding egg yolks to mac and cheese. I’ve eaten loads today and am soooo full….but now I REALLY want some gruyere mac and cheese. I can taste that melty goodness already.


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"50 Years in the Full Day Family Fishing Business! "NO FISHING LICENSE NEEDED WHEN YOU FISH WITH US!"
Night Striped bass our speciality (live eel fishing) largest Striper (2018 40 lbs 2oz). .
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FEATURES - Radar, Fish Finder, VHF, Upper Deck, Snack Bar.
"IP 3X DAILY! Sailing 7am, 12pm, 6pm in season for fluke, blues, bass, weeks porgies, flounder, black"
"Fishing on the calm, safe waters of the Great South Bay"
"Thank You for making 2018 a Great Year. Next Trip April 2019 Gift Certificates are available."
Find us on Facebook "Captain Gillen Fishing at Captree State Park"

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Charles Coleman Finlay is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author.
Charles Coleman Finlay is composed of 5 names. You can examine and separate out names.

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Madonna had a horse-riding accident Saturday in Hamptons, New York. The Material Girl star fell off from a startled horse while horseback riding on New York's Long Island where she was visiting friend and famed photographer Steven Klein.
The 50-year-old suffered minor injuries and bruises after the tumble. She was taken to the Southampton Hospital and released soon.
"The accident occurred when the horse Madonna was riding was startled by paparazzi who jumped out of the bushes to photograph the singer, who was visiting friends on Eastern Long Island over the weekend," the singer's rep Liz Rosenberg told Us Weekly. "Madonna will be having further tests and will continue to remain under observation by doctors."
This was the second time Madonna suffered from a horse-riding accident. In 2005, a much serious accident in London left her with three cracked ribs, a broken collarbone and a broken hand.

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MHX has become one of the "go-to" rod brand in the fishing community because their rod blanks are designed to perform in specific fishing applications, and out-performs competing brands for that application, while delivered at a price point even the most frugal of customers will find appealing. In this article, we sat down with MHX chief designer Todd Vivian to discuss MHX's newest offering - The New Elite Pro Series.
MHX is reinventing how rod blanks are made, and MHX rod designer Todd Vivian, with over 20 years’ experience in rod design, shares his thoughts on their new Elite Pro Series rod blanks.
Let’s start with the basics. What are the Elite Pro Series rod blanks (EPS)?
Well, MHX builds rod blanks for specific applications, and in the freshwater market, there seemed to be a hole in the product solutions currently available.
Professional anglers and fishing enthusiasts alike both wanted more sensitivity for some applications like drop shot and shaky heads. However, they did not want to make the jump to a high-modulus rod blank because of high sticking tendencies, (which is a no-no for high-mods).
So, the EPS fits in-between traditional graphite and a high-mod blank?
Precisely. The EPS, while technically a high-mod blank, is 51 million modulus, which is on the low end of the high-mod scale (as opposed to our high-mods which are 57 million modulus).
This allows the rod blank to be worked more like traditional graphite, while still inheriting the sensitivity found in a high-mod.
Elite Pro Series Rod Blanks by MHX!
What was the design criteria for the EPS line?
Initially we made the EPS line for smallmouth and largemouth bass applications where finesse and feel plays an important role.
Especially finesse applications for bass like drop shot and shaky head, plus we wanted to make sure the new EPS models were available in the popular length, actions and powers our customers currently enjoy.
Any other applications the EPS performs in?
Well, absolutely! The EPS line comes in many models that would work in probably 75% of the freshwater fisheries out there. The Bass fishing applications are where we first had the idea for the EPS line, but there are models great for all species; trout, bass, perch, catfish, pike, and especially walleye.
We have models with progressive actions and softer tips which are absolutely perfect when trolling and jigging for fish with soft tissue mouths. These EPS blanks allow you to feel the strike better (due to the high-mod attributes) and the moderate action keeps the hook in the mouth longer and (when paired with a swooping hook set) won’t damage the fish when releasing.
How is the marketplace responding?
They are doing very well. We often get the question from the builder “I cannot decide whether to use the Standard MHX or the High Mod version” – well now you can have the best of both worlds. Durability, light weight, small diameter, and extreme sensitivity.
They sound awesome, anything else you want to say about the EPS line?
Well, although we talked about freshwater applications, they actually make incredible inshore saltwater rods. I mean, when redfish and snook fisherman ask us for a great popping or spoon blank, we suggest most of them go with the EPS blanks, for the reasons we mentioned. So if you need an inshore or even near shore rod, you may want to check out our new EPS rod blanks.
Be sure to check out the Elite Pro Series and see why you should Fish MHX!
GO TO FISH MHX WEBSITE TODAY!
The new Elite Pro Series rod blanks by MHX are truly unique in the marketplace. The higher degree of high-mod material makes them clearly more sensitive than their graphite counterparts, yet more forgiving than a tradition high-mod. They have a nice fast action, and come in a variety of line, lure and power ratings ideal for most fisheries. If you are looking to build a rod to keep in the back of your truck, these are probably not a great choice. However, if you are looking to build a high performance, sensitive rod - then you need to check these out.


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The ASPIRA Association applauds Verizon and its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Lowell McAdam, for strongly supporting comprehensive immigration reform. In a letter dated March 4, 2013 addressed to all the members of the bipartisan group of U.S. Senators who are working on immigration reform legislation, McAdam indicated that the need for comprehensive immigration reform is “a critical step in re-igniting economic growth in America…More fundamentally, however, the genius of America lies in the fact that we are a nation of immigrants bound together by national values of economic opportunity, rewarding hard work and providing access to education. Throughout our history, immigrants have come here and have created the American Dream.” added McAdam in urging senators to continue to work in a bipartisan fashion to pass comprehensive immigration reform.
“Verizon has always recognized the importance of the Latino community to the nation’s economy and how critical it is to our country’s future. It has been a leader in supporting our community, whether in education, jobs, helping build businesses, or providing access to technology. However, to rise to take such a public position on an issue that has been so controversial and divisive in recent years shows great courage, and how deep Verizon’s commitment to our community truly is. We urge other major corporate leaders to follow Verizon’s lead so that we can finally bring millions of Latinos, especially Latino youth, out from the shadows.” said Ronald Blackburn Moreno, President and CEO of ASPIRA.
McAdam’s letter was sent to Senators Bennet (D-CO), Durbin (D), Flake (R-AZ), Graham (R-SC), McCain (R-AZ), Menéndez (D-NJ), and Rubio (R-FL), who are leading the effort in the U.S. Senate to craft legislation on immigration reform.
“For the first time in over a decade, there is a real opportunity for congress to pass bipartisan legislation that will grant legal status and a path to citizenship to millions of Latinos. Corporate America should lend its powerful voice in support of comprehensive immigration reform.” said Blackburn Moreno.
Founded in New York in 1961, ASIPIRA is the only national Latino organization dedicated exclusively to the education and leadership development of Latino youth. For over 50 years, ASPIRA has fostered educational excellence and civic engagement among Latino youth and to build a new generation of Latino leaders.
ASPIRA Applauds Verizon for Courageous Stand is a little vanilla.
to say. Just my opinion, it could bring your posts a little livelier.
Thank you for the comment, we only shared their press release in this case. Hope you read our own posts (we do get tremendous readership as it is) thank you for commenting!

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Tallahassee, FL – The Tallahassee Economic Index (TEI), the city’s top economic growth indicator, today released numbers ending June 2018. Following a 4.21 point fall in May, the Index regained 1.06 points from 38.52 to 39.52 in June.
“Finally—and for the first time all year—we can say that we had an acceleration in growth in the capital city,” said Lance Mitchell, Director of Research at the TEI.“While housing numbers seem to have slowed down, with all three of our categories negative year-over-year, consumers seem to be shopping again. Sales on smaller ticket items like shoes, apparel and accessories, and home furniture and furnishings all increased on a monthly and yearly basis. While consumers may have moved down the chain to less expensive purchases, the growth definitely shows a newfound attitude to spend some of their disposable income from the new tax plan.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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The Rolf Benz 652 adapts organically to your body due to its ultra-comfortable upholstery and dimensions. Stylish and decorative, the 652 has a sculpture like design.
It is available in a variety of fabric and leather finishes.

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Call today, 760-933-5578, GE Artistry repair to schedule a same day or next day appointment for a small diagnostic fee, cheaper than the industry average (Appliance Blue Book pricing) which goes toward the repair price. Have an experienced GE Artistry technician service your appliance today 760-933-5578. All GE Artistry appliance technicians have extensive experience servicing all types of appliances including GE Artistry Refrigerator, GE Artistry Oven, GE Artistry Stove, GE Artistry Washer, GE Artistry Dryer, GE Artistry Dishwasher, GE Artistry Microwave, GE Artistry Cooktop, GE Artistry Freezer and GE Artistry Ice Maker. GE Artistry commercial appliance repair service as well. Same day appliance repair, GE Artistry appliance installation, ac repair, offering best pricing, affordable pricing, emergency appliance repair and weekend repair. Call now 760-933-5578.
Call today, 760-933-5578, GE Artistry repair to schedule a same day or next day appointment for a small diagnostic fee.


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Many organisations require connectivity between their headquarters, branch offices and other stakeholders such as suppliers and customers. With the adoption of converged services like video, voice and data these remote connections often require both increased bandwidth and also quality of service to safeguard data for time sensitive applications.
Whilst some of these services are available using modern WAN technology such as MPLS, they always come at a premium both in terms of the installation costs and the ongoing rental costs. Despite being delivered as a copper pair or fibre, these connections are normally only given a contractual SLA of 99.97% availability.
These expensive leased lines can often be replaced by a single capital cost wireless bridge link which will normally provide more bandwidth and greater availability (99.995%). In most cases the ROI compared to a leased line can be as little as 12 months.
There is no substitute for correct and proper planning when it comes to the specification and subsequent installation of hi-speed point to point links, regardless of whether they are unlicensed or licensed. Due to the often business critical nature of such links it is essential that the link is going to work and operate at the required data rate and availability.
IP Network Systems perform extensive planning of each point to point even before the customer has been provided with a price for the hardware.


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Forever an advocate for amazing budget beauty; Make Up Revolution have been absolutely killing the game recently. Launching cult highlighters, lip kits to rival Miss Jenner…and now this amazingly pigmented Eyeshadow Palette.
It certainly looks the part! With 16 colourful shades, there really is a myriad of looks you could create using this palette. The blurb claims that the shadows are heavily pigmented, and suited for professional and SFX use.
So does it perform as great as it looks?
I decided to use the palette for the first time on my birthday weekend (great excuse to go OTT with the eye Make up). The colours are as vibrant as they appear in the palette, and they are super easy to blend. I used the pink and black shades, and they lasted 8 hours of drinking cocktails, formidable English rain and a rather humid sushi restaurant. It’s fair to say they got staying power. My only criticism would be the standard brush that comes with the palette is quite hard, it’s stiff and it makes application awkward. I used another of my brushes and they blended nicely.
If you don’t buy it, I will seriously have to question your sanity.


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As 2014 began it looked set to be "the year of wearable tech". The much-lauded (and awarded) Nike Fuelband had gained mainstream acceptance, becoming the Christmas present of choice for gadget-obsessed fitness fanatics, Samsung had launched its James Bond-style smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear, and there were rumours circulating of the launch of a similar Apple product coming soon. Meanwhile, Google Glass was finally a reality, and industry commentators were certain it would revolutionise how we interact with technology and the internet.
The idea of wearable technology is certainly tantalising. Most of us grew up watching science-fiction films that promised us jet packs, interstellar travel and robot servants. The revolutionary prospect of wearable technology gives us the opportunity to live this future now.
Clearly it's bound to be a success. Isn't it?
Well, six months on and it hasn't quite panned out that way. Nike has stopped production of the Fuelband. Ebay is awash with sellers trying to get rid of their Galaxy Gear and the public's general perception of Google Glass wearers is creepy, invasive "glassholes".
So what's gone wrong for wearable tech?
Firstly, it's not particularly wearable. Our identity is fundamentally tied to the clothes we choose and the accessories with which we adorn our bodies. The limitations of the tech element of wearable tech mean the products lack style. They don't really fit into contemporary consumers' wardrobes, so they aren't inclined to wear them often, which means they don't develop the habit of using them.
But it's not just looks that hinder the appeal of wearable tech. People just don't know what it's for, or how to use it. They don't serve any existing user need or behavioural pattern. People have been exercising for years without the need to sift through mounds of data telling them how they are performing. Regardless of how useful it can be, it's not something people generally need in their lives.
Another concern is cost and obsolescence. Wearable tech isn't cheap. Consumers don't want to spend hundreds of pounds on equipment that will be outdated and outmoded almost instantly.
Recent research from social listening provider Brandwatch reinforces this. From the 8m social mentions of wearable tech they monitored in the first six months of this year, only 8% showed any sentiment at all (6% positive to 2% negative) – suggesting that it's just not a topic on many people's radar.
The truth is that we already have the perfect piece of wearable tech: the smartphone. It's flexible to our lifestyle, discreet and can be easily customised to meet our personal style and needs. Not to mention that it's become invaluable to most people's lives.
That's why brands such as Nike have moved away from creating hardware to focus on apps such as RunKeeper, Nike+ Running and Strava Run, which offer various features to help plan and map your jog. More general exercise apps include Fitness Buddy, 7 Minute Workout Challenge and All-in Fitness.
Likewise, Fitness First is in the process of building a digital platform, including an app with around 1,000 workouts, allowing users to make their smartphones the hub of their fitness activity.
Fitness is at the forefront of this technology at the moment, but as widely predicted, it's only a matter of time before we see this shift into areas such as general health and wellbeing, as well as shopping, entertainment and other leisure activities. From the sensor-enhanced baby onesie Nursery 2.0 to the Freescale KL02 Chip, which monitors patients' organs, wearable tech is certainly showing its potential in the global marketplace. But with the costs of developing physical products weighing heavily against those of creating software for the device so many of us already own – the smartphone – it will be a while yet before we see wearable tech changing our behaviour or becoming the norm.
Currently the smartest move is to provide software that fulfils a genuine need or desire and fits with the audience's current behaviours, enabling brands to build a dependency based on established patterns of use and lifestyles. Over time this natural behaviour will become habitual, making it easier to sell new technologies. You never know, some of it might even be wearable.


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A new company based in the South of England dealing in Plant Display Solutions for big and small companies and maintaining them after installation. Using real plants rather than imitation, the maintenance contract was a large part of their business.
To create a new logo and identity to be used over a small amount of items until the business grew to a larger concern. The logo had to be flexible in view of potential growth and usage onto other items such as packaging, brochures and promotional items.
Using a simple but bold illustrative approach of graphic leaves, the nature and organic subject matter of the company was easily and immediately recognisable. A modern typeface was used with appropriate bright green colours to reflect a modern, vibrant and growing organisation.


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This amazingly detailed papercraft Nintendo DS Lite even has a working hinged case. This tiny papercraft model of an ice blue Nintendo DS Lite created by a really dedicated (and really patient) gaming fan. Even though it’s only slightly larger than a paper clip, this mini DS Lite features an a amazing amount of detail.
With a steady hand, some glue, a knife and a couple of other office supplies, artist SonicScape Jun created this tiny little DS. The petite DS even features a working hinged case (held together with a toothpick), and even has a teensy little Nintendogs cartridge you can plug into it.

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Call today, 281-918-7136, Scotsman repair to schedule a same day or next day appointment for a small diagnostic fee, cheaper than the industry average (Appliance Blue Book pricing) which goes toward the repair price. Have an experienced Scotsman technician service your appliance today 281-918-7136. All Scotsman appliance technicians have extensive experience servicing all types of appliances including Scotsman Refrigerator, Scotsman Oven, Scotsman Stove, Scotsman Washer, Scotsman Dryer, Scotsman Dishwasher, Scotsman Microwave, Scotsman Cooktop, Scotsman Freezer and Scotsman Ice Maker. Scotsman commercial appliance repair service as well. Same day appliance repair, Scotsman appliance installation, ac repair, offering best pricing, affordable pricing, emergency appliance repair and weekend repair. Call now 281-918-7136.
Call today, 281-918-7136, Scotsman repair to schedule a same day or next day appointment for a small diagnostic fee.

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German natural cosmetics brand Dr Hauschka will launch its e-store in the UK, the USA and France in the third quarter 2019. The brand, founded in 1967, is growing at a steady pace within an industry, beauty, that is often volatile.
Stability and longevity are imprinted in Dr Hauschka’s DNA, a brand owned by the Wala foundation, which also owns the Wala pharmaceutical laboratories, created in 1937 by Dr Rudolf Hauschka. In France, the brand’s third-largest market behind Germany and the USA, Dr Hauschka is present in 1,500 stores, from natural product shops - the majority of them - to spas, department stores, pharmacies and drugstores. The brand’s French subsidiary was set up in 1989, and since then it has been led by Claudine Reinhard, who is also in charge of the Moroccan subsidiary. In 2018, Dr Hauschka France generated a revenue of €11 million, posting weak growth.
“We started from an unfavourable comparison basis, since in 2017 we grew 20% thanks to the relaunch of our make-up line. A range featuring 83 items which now accounts for 20% of sales, as opposed to 12% before it was reformulated,” said Sophie Roosen, marketing and communication director for Dr Hauschka France.
The brand doesn’t follow a traditional product-launch calendar. In fact, it only introduced one new product in France in 2018. Dr Hauschka’s facial skincare line, notably including the rose day cream, one of its long-established best-sellers (priced approximately €28 for 30 ml), currently accounts for 45% of the brand’s sales.
Dr Hauschka is present in 40 countries worldwide and operates 10 subsidiaries. In 2018, it generated a global revenue of €150 million. Last year, it opened its first e-store on the German market, as well as in the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria. The launch of the e-shop in France, where Dr Hauschka operates its only retail/spa centre worldwide, generating 5% of the brand’s French sales, will take place this year in parallel with the UK and the USA.

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Herein a grab bag of observations on the Go programming language, positive and negative. First, a large caveat - I have no production experience with Go. That said I'm impressed. It's in extremely good shape for a version 1. To my mind it bucks some orthodoxy on what a good effective language is supposed to look like; for that alone, it's interesting. It makes sensible engineering decisions and is squarely in the category of languages I consider viable for server-side systems that you have to live with over time.
You can find more detail and proper introductory material at http://golang.org/doc. And this is my first observation - the language has great documentation.
Syntax matters. In all languages I've used and with almost all teams, there's been a need to agree syntax and formatting norms. And so, somebody, invariably, prudently, fruitfully, gets tasked with writing up the, to be specific, company style guide. Go eschews this by supplying gofmt, which defines mechanically how Go code should be formatted. I've found little to no value in formatting variability with other languages - even Python which constrains layout more than most doesn't goes far enough to lock down formatting. It's tiring moving from codebase to codebase and adjusting to each project's idiom - and open source now means much of the code you're working with isn't written to your guidelines. Another benefit of gofmt is that it makes syntax transformations easier - for example the gofix tool is predicated on gofmt. This isn't as powerful as a type driven refactoring but is nonetheless useful. So while I gather it's somewhat controversial, I like the decision to put constraints on formatting.
As is the way with recent idiom in languages, semi-colons are gone, no suprise there. Interestingly, there's no while or do, just for, something I like so far. If statements don't have parens, which took me a while to get used to, but have come to make visual sense. If statements on the other hand, don't have optional bracing, which I really like. A piece of me dies every time someone removes the carefully crafted if braces I put around one-liners in Java. Go doesn't have assertions - having seen too much sloppy code around assertions, specifically handling the failure itself I think this is a good decision. The import syntax uses strings (like Ruby's require statement), something I'm not crazy about; but what's more interesting is that these are essentially paths, not logical namespaces.
Declaration order reverses the usual C/C++/Java way of saying things. This is similar to Scala and is something I like because it's easier when speaking the code out - saying 'a of type Int' is less clumsy than 'the Int named a' - the latter sounds like a recording artist wriggling out of a contract. Go has simple type derivation when using the ':=' declaration and assignment operator, albeit somewhat less powerful than again say, Scala inference.
There are no exceptions in Go and no control structures at all for error handling. I find this a good decision. I've believed for a long time that checked exceptions are flawed. Thankfully this isn't controversial anymore and all's right with the world. Runtime exceptions are not much better. Maybe try/finally is ok, but as we'll see, Go has a more concise way to express code that should execute regardless.
but I prefer it to try/catch/finally, believing that a) failures and errors are commonplace, b) what to do about them is often contextual such that distributing occurrence and action is rarely the right default. Pending some improved alternate approach or a real re-think on exceptions, it's better not to have the feature.
Because there are no exceptions there is no finally construct - consequently you're subject to bugs around resource handling and cleanup. Instead there is the 'defer' keyword, that ensures an expression is called after the function exits, providing an option to release resources with some clear evaluation rules.
This composition drive approach leads us into one the most interesting areas of the language, that's worth its own paragraph.
Go does not have inheritance or classes.
and via a structural typing construct, anything that implements the signatures is considered to implement the interface. The primary value of this isn't so much pleasing the ducktyping crowd (Python/Ruby developers should be reasonably ok with this) and support of composition, but avoiding the premature object hierarchies typical in C++ and Java. In my experience changing an object hierarchy is heavyweight, but it requires effort to avoid creating one early. These days I'm reluctant to even define Abstract/Base (implementation inheritance) types - I'll use a DI library to pass in a something that provides the behaviour. I'd go as far as saying I'd prefer duplicated code in early phase development to establishing a hierarchy (like I said it requires effort). Go lets me dodge this problem by providing functions that can be imported but no way to build up a class hierarachy.
This ain't chemistry, this is art.
which may seem pedantic but scales up well when reading existing code - all imports have purpose. You can use the dependency model to fetch remote repositories, eg via git. I have more to say on that when it comes to externalities.
I mentioned that Go builds are fast. That's an understatement. They're lightning fast, fast enough to let Go be used for scripting.
Package visibility is performed via capitalization of the function name. Thus Foo is public, foo is private. I'll take it over private/public/protected boilerplate. I would have gone for Python's _foo idiom myself, but that's ok, it's obvious what's what when reading code.
Note how I still have to qualify Sleep and Println with their time and fmt packages. I love this - it's one of my favorite hygenic properties in the language. If you dislike static imports in Java as much as I do and the consequent clicking through in the IDE to see where the hell a name came from, you may also like what Go does here.
Go allows pointers. For the variable 'v', '&v' holds the address of v rather than its value.
which enables by reference and by value approaches - for some usecases it's useful to avoid a data copy (technically, passing a pointer creates a copy of the pointer, so ultimately its all pass by value). Thankfully there's no pointer math, so JVM types like myself don't need to freak out on seeing the '*' and '&' symbols (and in case you're wondering arrays are bounds checked).
Go has two construction keywords for types - new and make. The new keyword allocates memory but doesn't initialise and returns a pointer. The make keyword performs allocation and initialization and returns the type directly.
There aren't any numeric coercions, so you can't do dodgy math over different scalar types. This isn't really a feature because languages that allow easy coercions like this are broken. Still, given Go's design roots in C and C++, I'm happy to see that particular brokeness wasn't brought forward. It still won't stop anyone using int32 to describe money however.
Channels are pretty cool. They provide a foundation for building things like server dispatch code and event loops. I could even imagine building a UI with them.
As you can see above it's easy enough to use goroutines - call a function with 'go' and you're done. Once they're created goroutines communicate via channels, which is how the CSP style is achieved. That said you can use shared state such as mutexes but the flavour of the language is to work via channels. Goroutines are 'lightweight' in the Erlang sense of lightweight rather than Java's native threads. Being 'kinda green' they are multiplexed over OS threads. Go doesn't parallelize over multiple cores by default as far as I can tell; like Erlang it has to be configured to do so. It is possible to allot more native threads to leverage the cores via the runtime.gomaxprocs global, which says 'this call will go away when the scheduler improves'; it will interesting to see what happens in future releases. Go's default is closer to Node.js with the caveat it can be made multicore whereas Node can only run single threaded. Otherwise, the approach to scaling out seems to be to use rpc to dispatch across multiple go processes for now. As best as I can tell a blocking goroutine won't block others as the other goroutines can be shunted onto another native thread, and it seems that blocking syscalls are performed by spawning an additional thread so the same number of threads are left to run goroutines, but my knowledge of the implementation is insubstantial, so I might have the details wrong.
Onto some things that bother me about Go.
Channels are not going to be as powerful as Actors used in conjunction with pattern matching and/or a stronger type system. Mixing channel access with switch blocks seems possible if you want to emulate an actor style receive model, but it'll be lacking in comparison Erlang and Scala/Akka. That said, channels seem more than competitive in terms of the concurrency-sanity-pick-one tradeoff when compared to thread based synchronization. I can't imagine wanting to drop into threads after using channels.
The type system in Go is antiquated. If you're bought into modern, statically typed languages such as Haskell, Scala OCaml and Rust and value what they give you in terms of program correctness, expressiveness, and boilerplate elimination, Go is going to seem like a step backwards. It is probably not for you. I'm sympathetic to this viewpoint, especially where efforts are made to match static typing with coherent runtime behaviour and diagnostics, not just correctness qualities. On the other hand if you live in the world of oncall, distributed partial failures, traces, gc pauses, machine detail, and large codebases that come with their very own Game of Code social dynamics, modern static typing and its correctness assurances don't help much. Perhaps the worst aspect with Go is that you are still subject to null pointers via nil; trapping errors helps but not as much as a system that did its best to design null out, such as Rust.
Non-declaration of interface implementation feels in a kind of chewy yet insubstantial way, like a feature that isn't going to scale up. I imagine this will be worked around with IDE tooling providing implements up/down arrows or hierachy browsers. Easier composability via structural typing is possibly a counter-argument to this if the types in the system interact with less complexity than sub-type heavy codebases, something that's achievable to a point with Python/Scala but impractical in Java. So I'm ready to be wrong about this one.
Go concurrency isn't safe, for example, you can deadlock. Go is garbage collected, using a mark/sweep collector. While it's probably impossible for most of us to program concurrent software and hand manage memory, my experience with Java is a lot of time dealing with GC, especially trying to manage latency at higher percentiles and overflowing the young generation. Go structs might allow better memory allocations, but I don't have the flight time to say GC hell will or won't exist in Go. It would be very interesting to see how Go holds up under workloads witnessed by datastores such as Hadoop/HBase, Cassandra, Riak and Redis, or modern middlewares like Zookeeper, Storm, Kafka and Rabbitmq.
The 'go get' importing mechanism is broken, at least until you can specify a revision number. I'd hazard a guess and say this comes from Google's large open codebase, but I've no idea what the thinking is. Having worked in a codebase like that I can see how it makes sense along with a stable master policy. But I can also see stability will suffer from an effect similar to SLA inversion, in that the probability of instability is the product of your externally sourced dependencies being unstable. It's important to think hard about your dependencies, but in practice if you have make an emergency patch and you can't because you can't build your upstream you are SOL. A blameless post-mortem that identified inability to build leading to a sustained outage is going to result in a look of disapproval, at best. I don't see how to protect from this except by copying all dependencies into the local tree and sticking with path based imports, or using a library based workaround. I don't see how bug fix propagation and security patching are not at best, made problematic with this model. Put another way using sneaky pincer reasoning - if Go fundamentally believed this was sane, the language and the standard libraries wouldn't be versioned. Thankfully it's a mechanism rather than a core language design element and should be something that can get fixed in the future.
Should you learn it and use it? Yes, with two caveats. How much you like static type systems, and how much you value surrounding tooling.
If you really value modern, powerful type systems as seen in Haskell, Scala and Rust, I worry you'll find Go pointless. It offers practically nothing in that area and is arguably backwards looking. Yes there is structural typing, and (thankfully) closures, but no sum types, no generics/existentials, no monads, no higher kinds, etc - I don't think anyone's going to be doing lenses and HLists in Go while staying sane.
An issue is whether significant investment into the Go runtime and diagnostic tooling will happen outside Google. Tools like MAT, Yourkit, Valgrind, gcviz etc are indescribably useful when it comes to running server workloads. The ecosystem on the JVM for example, in the form of the runtimes, libraries, diagnostic tools, and frameworks, is like gravity - if anything was going to kill Java, it was the rise of Rails/Python/PHP in the last decade - that didn't happen. I know plenty of shops are staying on the JVM, or have even moved back to Java, mostly because of its engineering ecosystem. This regardless of the fact the language has ossified. JVMs have been worked on for nearly two decades, by comparison Go's garbage collector is immature, and so on.

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Cheesy Bacon Taquitos | Dizzy Busy and Hungry!
Bacon and cheese wrapped in a yummy corn tortilla and baked until crispy, anyone?!? Yes, please! I always welcome any opportunity to use bacon, although I make sure to either use turkey bacon or center cut bacon to minimize the calories from fat.
For many years, I avoided serving bacon or anything with bacon in it, mostly because I thought it was a pain to cook it. I tried preparing it in the microwave, but could never get it to cook evenly and so I always ended up with burnt sections and undercooked sections right on the same piece of bacon (so frustrating!).
Baking bacon…maybe that should be called BAKE-ON?? BAKE-UN?? Well, no matter what you call it, it is easy and makes my family happy that I am using bacon more than I used to!
Between the bacon and the cheese and the corn tortilla, this meal has lots of flavor. So, I decided to ‘sneak’ in a veggie too. It is really not all that sneaky, though, because you can see the spinach right in the taquito.
This recipe makes 8 taquitos, which meant that each of us had 2. But Thing 1 and Thing 2 both found that they wanted a third, so the next time I make this I will probably make 12. I was happy with just 2, but DH probably would have liked a third as well. You will want to adjust the amounts based on your family members’ appetites!
Bacon and cheese wrapped in a yummy corn tortilla and baked until crispy and delicious!
Preheat oven too 400 degrees F (200 degrees C).
Line a rimmed baking sheet with non-stick foil, and place the 8 strips of bacon on the sheet, making sure they do not touch.
When the bacon is almost done, prepare the tortillas by first softening them in the microwave (wrap them in a damp paper towel and microwave about 20-30 seconds). This step is important, otherwise your tortillas will crack when you try to roll them up!
Spread 1/2 wedge of the creamy Swiss cheese on each tortilla.
Divide the shredded cheddar amongst the 8 tortillas and sprinkle on top of the Swiss cheese.
Remove the bacon from the oven and reset the temperature to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C).
Carefully handling the hot bacon, place one strip on each tortilla, to the side of the center, layer on about 8-10 spinach leaves, and roll them up. Place the tortillas on another baking sheet, seam side down.
Bake for 15 minutes, until the tortillas become crispy.
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I have a feeling these might become a staple in our home. Bacon and cheese! YUM!
This is such a perfect recipe for an after school snack or even during a game, and certainly a better and healthier alternative than the box kind usually sold in grocery stores. Thanks so much for sharing this on #shinebloghop, Kristin.
Oh gosh, I could eat all 8 of these by myself! Bacon on everything!
I totally want these right now! Bacon and cheese and such a great combination. I love the spinach too. Tasty!!
I really really wish I had some bacon right now!! Thanks for sharing at The Weekend Retreat, hope to see you back on Thursday.
Sandra @ Scrumptilicious 4 You!
That swiss cheese and bacon inside have got to be delicious! Thanks for posting on the Four Seasons Blog Hop! Sandra from Scrumptilicious 4 You!
Oh my goodness! This looks absolutely delicious! I really want to try it!
These look really delicious and luvly! That’s something I really love with all this cheese in it.
Oh my gosh you are singing my song!!!
These look scrumptious! Thanks for sharing at the Happiness Is Homemade party! Can’t wait to see what you bring to the next party.
This sounds so so good. I just pinned it and would LOVE it if you would stop by tomorrow night after 7pm EST for my Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop. Will you share this please? That would be so great!
Yum! I like turkey bacon and taquitos, so this looks wonderful!
Thanks for sharing it today on the Daily Blog Boost. Pinning for sure!
These look so good! I’m going to have to try them as I love taquitos and bacon – great combo!
These sound delicious! I’m always looking for ways of including veggies. With cheese and bacon who could object to some spinach?


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I am a recent grad with a degree in music and audio. I am a mixing engineer and multi-instrumentalist. I work with any kind of music and am always looking to take on new projects. I am currently in the process of building a studio and will hopefully be able to offer recording services in the near future as well. Can't wait to hear from you!
I am a remote mixing engineer primarily right now with the recording studio currently in the works. I can also offer limited mastering services with my mixing if you are on a budget but I have a handful of other engineers I trust with that type of work. I can also perform any basic tracks you have for guitar, drums, piano, vocals (lead or background). I can work with you on cover songs or originals and have a good understanding of theory, orchestration, and composition if you need that as well. I am always looking for new projects and to get out of my comfort zone so contact me about your project and lets see what we can do!
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Some people think that air travel should be restricted because it can cause environment pollution. Do you agree or disagree? Give your opinion and relevant examples. Give reasons for your explanations and use any relevant examples from your own life.
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Since air travel causes environmental pollution some people insist that it should be restricted. However, I do not agree with this view because other modes of transportation also emit poisonous gases into the atmosphere and affect air quality. Hence by simply restricting air travel we cannot reduce pollution.
Air travel certainly causes air pollution; however, discouraging it is not the solution to this problem because any such move will have disastrous consequences on the economy. If air travel is restricted, it will have a massive impact on the travel and tourism industry. Since this sector employs tens of thousands of people, any decision that affects it will have a negative impact global economy. International tourism is the main source of revenue for many developing and developed countries in the world. If air travel is banned or restricted, it will mean that international tourists will have to depend on alternative means of transport. Since water transport is extremely slow many of them will simply give up their plan to visit foreign countries. Consequently, many people who depend on tourism will lose their living.
What’s more, air travel is not the only cause of pollution. Cars, buses and trucks cause as much pollution as aeroplanes. Therefore, by simply discouraging air travel, we cannot achieve any real improvement in air quality. A better solution is to invest in greener sources of fuels.
To conclude, the argument that air travel should be restricted because it causes air pollution does not hold much water for the simple reason that other means of transport also pollute the air. If improving air quality is our goal, investing in greener sources of energy is the solution.
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We belong to the modern era which includes highly equipped houses and advanced modes of transportation. Air travel is one of the latest and comfortable way of transport. Since we came to know that airplanes cause air pollution, many of us think that it should be restricted. However, I disagree with this point of view. I believe that airplanes are not a sole source of pollution. Cars, buses, trains, motorbikes, and trucks also take part in polluting our atmosphere.
It is very unjust if we say that air travel is only a cause of environmental pollution. Other vehicles also emit poisonous gases which are dangerous for our health. if air travel is restricted, it will have many negative consequences on the global economy and tourism. To illustrate this, thousands of air line’s and airport’s employees will lose their jobs and the tourism sector will suffer as some countries earn revenues only through tourism. As we know that other modes of traveling are very time consuming and tiring e.g, water travel by ships or travel by road, which is a quite difficult and no one wants to adopt such challenging way to travel. Consequently, many people who depend on tourism will lose hope of earning good money.
Moreover, we cannot hear the noise of airplanes when they are flying high in contrast to cars or buses as they are one of the biggest cause of noise pollution. While traveling through roads we often face a traffic jam which is quite distressing situation but while traveling through airplanes no one can experience traffic congestion. Discouraging air travel is not a solution to clean our environment as it is already in our knowledge that busses, cars, and trucks are the biggest source of pollution. The only solution to this condition is, encourage to use bicycles and plant more and more trees to make our environment green and clean.
To conclude, many people think that air travel is an only cause of pollution and it should be banned. But it is not an appropriate way to improve the quality of our atmosphere. if we want to improve air quality than investing more in the green source of the energy is a solution.
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I know you’re all thinking to yourselves ‘I thought this was a local food YEAR not week’. As it turns out Virginia in January is not the best place and time to be eating local produce so for a while we were eating asparagus from Peru and bell peppers from California. Now that we’re well into the summer it’s possible to get lots of vegetables (and some fruit) from some combination of our garden, our CSA and farmers markets so we decided to challenge ourselves this week to only buy produce locally.
The first difficulty came in planning the meals. We have a sense of what has been available in our garden but it’s not always clear on what day or in what quantity the veggies will be available. There are similar difficulties with guessing what will be in our CSA bag and what will be for sale at the local (and small) farmers market. One way I handled the uncertainty this week was by trying to plan meals that had some flexibility in terms of produce (ie: stir fry, soup, and pizza) so we can exchange vegetables if necessary. It also seems pretty safe at the moment to plan for lots of summer squash and green beans.
Happily our CSA pickup and the Fluvanna Farmers Market both happen on Tuesday afternoons so this week Kristin, Lucy and I headed out together with our bags and list to collect our produce. Almost everything we didn’t get in our CSA was available at the farmers market (although it’s still a little early for red bell peppers). And we picked up some bratwurst and other local meats for our fourth of July gathering (which is rumored to include reading of historical texts, throwing tea in the pool, and beer).
Fruit seems harder to come by than vegetables in Virginia this time of year. So far we’ve been enjoying some blackberries and black raspberries from our garden, strawberries from a farm in Crozet, and melons from our CSA. This weekend we plan to visit an orchard near Charlottesville to do some peach picking. And if we’re all very lucky some of those peaches might end up in a cobbler or a pie.
Just out of curiosity, where do you draw the line on things to buy local? For instance, are you able to make your pizza dough out of local wheat flour, or find local vinegar for a salad dressing? Meats and produce I get, but some of the more processed and regional staples would seem very difficult.
You’re absolutely right – this week was about local produce, eggs, and (for the most part) meat. Grains and other foods are indeed difficult or impossible to find locally. We are buying bread from a local bakery, but I’m not sure about the origin on the ingredients.


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Deprecated in favor of npm scripts.
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I stopped using Grunt (or Gulp) in my projects. Instead I'm using npm scripts.
Why I Left Gulp and Grunt for npm Scripts by Cory House.
Why we should stop using Grunt & Gulp by Keith Cirkel.
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Added new (Jasmine) task options: random, seed and defaultTimeout. See docs.
Moved Console Reporter to its own repo.
Updated peerDependencies to support Grunt 1.0.
Console Reporter: useHelpers option does actually default to true now.
Updated Jasmine-Core and other dependencies to their latest versions.
Updated Jasmine-Core, added support for latest Jasmine version (2.3.0). Note that all xit specs are now treated as disabled instead of pending.
Added New Task Option: stopOnFailure. See documentation.
Revised dependencies. Updated console reporter.
Console Reporter: Changed the default value of report.console.activity option to false. This should not be enabled if your tests log extra data to console. Fixed activity output.
Console Reporter: Highlighted file name, line and column numbers in stacks. Only effective if reporters.console.colors is enabled.
Console Reporter: Improved option: cleanStack now also accepts a Number (integer) to determine the filter level. See documentation.
Console Reporter: Added new option: listStyle. See documentation.
Console Reporter: Improved option: verbosity (alias: verbose) now also accepts a Number (integer) to determine the verbosity level. See documentation.
Console Reporter: Added new option: activity. See documentation.
Obselete task options: Removed showColors and verboseReport. Use reporters.console.colors and reporters.console.verbosity options instead.
Enabled terminal reporter (similar to console reporter). Define reporters.terminal object to set its options.
Added new reporters: JUnit XML Reporter, NUnit XML Reporter, TeamCity Reporter, TAP Reporter. (Fulfills Issue #4). Implemented using jasmine-reporters.
Added new task option reporters. This object defines enabled reporters to be used in conjunction. See documentation.
Deprecated task options: showColors and verboseReport. These are refactored under reporters.console object.
Console Reporter: Added new option: cleanStack.
Added support for adding custom reporters. See customReporters task option.
Better output for Grunt --verbose command.
Added new task option verboseReport which reports a verbose list of all suites.
Console Reporter: Improved reporter output.
Updated test example (added helper file).
Console Reporter: Cleaner error stacks. Filtered out lines with jasmine-core path.
Fixed a typo that caused the task to throw a TypeError when a test fails.
Console Reporter: Better reporter console output.
Console Reporter: Fixed timer (zero elapsed time) issue.
Updated Jasmine-core to latest version (2.2.1).
Added reporter for Jasmine output.


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I like to think Doc himself saw this video this morning before he did eleventy hundred laps and laughed.
Roy never laughs. Were he to laugh, the entire city of LA would break off and float into the Pacific. Where it belongs.
I've noticed you have more pep in your step recently. You should take the day off to reflect.
I'll be there tonight, wearing my "CUTTERED" shirt under my Halladay jersey... Representing ZWR!
How could I have missed a glower this much? But I DO!


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These Western Michigan University’s Haworth College of Business fast facts offer a glimpse into the pursuits and successes of the college.
Named a top sales program in the nation by the Sales Education Foundation, the college’s sales and business marketing program has earned this designation 12 times. Study.com ranks the program No. 1 in the country.
The integrated supply management program is ranked in the top 10 nationally for undergraduate education by Gartner.
The college was named one of the nation’s best business schools by U.S. News and World Report.
WMU sales and business marketing students placed first in the Thomson Reuters Sales Competition.
Integrated supply management students won first place at the GM/Wayne State University Supply Chain Case Competition.
A sales and business marketing student placed first in the sales role-play portion of the State Farm Marketing and Sales Competition.
The Haworth College of Business was named a best business school by the Princeton Review for the MBA program.
The Sanford Center for Financial Planning and Wellness promotes financial literacy for the WMU and Kalamazoo communities.
The Center for Business Analytics is a hub for research, education, commmunity collaboration and industry practice in analytics.
Beta Alpha Psi earned Superior Status Chapter Recognition for the 35th year.
Bronco Force and BroncoConnect provide students with the opportunity to consult and work with companies.
WMU’s Starting Gate, a business accelerator where students can access resources to develop and grow their own businesses, has served more than 80 companies.
The Greenleaf Trust Trading Room, a state-of-the-art trading lab, gives students valuable hands-on learning experience in financial trading and the study of market trends.
The Student Professional Readiness Series program provides students with opportunities to engage in co-curricular experiences.
The college offers study abroad programs spanning three continents—and 15 countries.
Students in business information systems have opportunities to earn industry-specific certications as part of their degrees.
The Robert S. Kaiser Sales, Negotiation and Leadership Lab prepares sales and business marketing students to be the best in the country.
More than 4,200 students choose to study business at the college each year.
Nearly 1,000 interviews took place in 2017 with employers seeking Business Broncos for full-time and internship opportunities.
There were 20,054 student interactions with the Zhang Career Center in 2017.
94 percent of students surveyed within three months of graduation reported they were actively engaged in full-time employment, continuing education, military service, part-time employment, self-employment or post-graduate internship or fellowship.


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WorldMusic.co.uk Editor, Glyn Phillips is due to start a brand new 2 hour world music radio show every Monday night, beginning Monday 28th Feb from 6pm-8pm (GMT)* on Rhubarb Radio (www.rhubarbradio.com).
The show, called WorldBeatUK, can be accessed from anywhere in the world via the following link: www.rhubarbradio.com and then clicking the "Listen Now" button (top right hand corner).
"newest releases to time-weathered classics ... dustiest originals to the freshest remixes"
'Join Glyn on a musical journey around the planet as he shares everything from the newest releases to time-weathered classics, from the dustiest originals to the freshest remixes.
Whether you want to get your soul soothed or your ears spanked, you’ll find something to tickle your palate. An eclectic, idiosyncratic mix that might include beguiling beguines, balkan bangers, chippy chichas, flamboyant flamenco, festive festejo, frenetic frevo, langurous landó, punchy pachanga, rumbunctious rebetika, rebellious rai, skanking ska, soulful soukous, tempestuous tango . . . and so much more. There’s a whole world of sound out there!
From Digbeth to Dakar, from Birmingham to Buenos Aires, Rhubarb Radio’s very own ‘Glyndiana Jones’ surfs the net, rides the waves and scours the global souks to dig up hidden gems, unearth forgotten treasures and track down ‘the ones that got away’ . . .
Tired of one-dimensional music? Then join me every Monday from 6-8pm as I go "Around the World in Weighty Grooves" - for your sonic delectation and spiritual delight!
* Remember to factor the difference between UK time (currently on Greenwich Mean Time - GMT) and where you live (just Google "time zone" to see converters), eg UK time is the same as Portugal, Ireland, Iceland and most of West Africa; the majority of Europe is on GMT+1, so should be 7-9pm over there; East Europe & Turkey is GMT+2 (8-10pm) and so on.


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Staircases are frequently-used and often highly visible features of homes. Get familiar with the Michigan Building Code staircase requirements before your heart is set on a particular design; not everything you see in magazines can be implemented in Michigan homes. Then browse our staircase gallery for inspiration.
Fireplaces are frequently the focal point of living spaces, so make sure that your fireplace is worthy of the attention, like this fireplace by Lennox. Consider placing it in a prominent location and dress it well with a complimentary surround and/or mantle. See more about modern fireplace design.
In modern design the kitchen is open to adjoining spaces, so choosing the right cabinets is more important now than ever—since they can be seen from the sofa and the dining room table, they have to support your overall design. Take a look at our kitchen gallery to see some attractive designs.
Years ago, lighting design was unheard of. Then task lighting was all the rage. We forgot how a chandelier can transform the tone of a room. Remember that a chandelier is a lot like jewelry—a little goes a long way, so one great piece may be all your space needs. Check out Hudson Furniture to see some of our favorites.
Nothing kills a modern design faster than the fussiness of the traditional six-panel door. Slab doors work well with the simplicity of modern design. If you’re looking for something with more visual interest, consider hanging doors in an exciting way, like these sliding barn-door styles at Krown Lab or Bartels.
Despite advances in energy-saving windows, in Michigan’s climate, windows are still relatively inefficient when compared to an insulated wall. Therefore, more/bigger windows result in higher energy use. In our designs, we put the biggest windows where the best views exist and where privacy isn’t a top priority. If the view isn’t noteworthy or when privacy is an issue, short, wide windows placed high up let light in while obstructing views. Additionally, this horizontal window design can be visually striking both indoors and from outside.
Baseboards, crown moldings, and casings were popularized because they easily covered cracks and uneven lines where the wall ends or changes direction. In modern design, elaborate trim work over-complicates space. Simple, straight trims in the wall color create a transitional look. Opt for no trim for the most contemporary feel.


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Chipper Shredder Hopper Collar. Part Sold Individually, Units Require Two.
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Ciara of Elmsgarth is only a small girl when the edict is issued by the Duke of Kars: KILL ALL WITH WITCH BLOOD, AND TAKE ALL THEY OWN. A greedy mob murders her family, but Ciara is protected by the powerful Lord Tarnoor and his son, Trovagh. Safe in the isolated, siege-proof citadel of Aiskeep, Ciara and Trovagh grow, marry, and raise children.
To animal-loving friends Helen McCarthy, Rachel Denk, Linnette Horne, ad of course Andre Norton as always.
To them this book is dedicated; may their beloved associates live long and prosper.


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Louise has really helped me with my acne, scarring, and all the other issues I was having. What she has done for me is life changing! Highly recommend!
I can not say enough about Louise Enkermann’s services. She really knows what she is doing. She got me ready for my wedding by waxing my eyebrows beautifully, giving me a “acne facial” that was smooth for months and later she gave me an incredible facial. My skin and brows never looked better. I routinely go for waxing and I would not return to someone who wasn’t doing it right (I’m very picky about my brows). Her bikini wax was amazing as well, it lasted for weeks. Massages are awesome. You really can’t go wrong with any of her services. She’s part of the reason the breakouts on my back cleared up so well. It’s easy to book and you can go online to do it. Her pricing is fair as well. I love coming in to see Louise. I wouldn’t trust anybody else at this point. Don’t get offended if she tells you no about a service you want that day, it’s for your own good! She’ll ask questions and instruct you before she does anything, so you’re in safe hands. She’s the best.
If you’re looking for a average fluff and puff facial, SHES not IT! She really makes a difference in your skin, from acne to spots. She makes your face not only feel wonderful but beautiful as well. I have very sensitive skin and the products she uses are awesome.
I have been a client of hers for over 10 years. Thank you Louise.
I have always assumed I had oily skin, because of oil on T-zone and constant acne, Louise informed me I had dry skin and to stop using my astringent and start moisturizing regularly… I have gotten maybe one zit a month and my skin has never looked better!! Also, best place to get a facial, wax or sugaring while you’re in!!
I have been a client of Louise for many years. She is simply the best for all skincare needs in the metroplex. Louise is also ALWAYS up on the latest technologies, is kind, thoughtful, and extremely helpful. In addition, she has several hair removal options. I have always used her for waxing but she also offers threading and sugaring. And extremely clean and sanitary!
I have been a client for over 15 years and Louise is awesome. From massages to waxing she will take care of all your needs!

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In 1999, Aomori NPO Support Center started as very first nonprofit in Aomori prefecture. It is a kind of network organiztion for flourishing possibility of new Japan, which nonprofits could have, in Aomori, north Tohoku.
As a nonprofit for nonprofits sector, main efforts we put into programs are enlightenment activity to people, support to nonprofits, building up a network of nonprofits, research and advocacy.
We conduct various projects to make your hopes happen with governments, business, volunteer groups and citizens who want to do something helpful to community and rewarding works.
Consultations, support and incorporate a nonprofit.
Managiment support of budget and accounting to incorporated nonprofits.
Learning origin of an ambition such as ‘What is a nonprofit in the first place?’.
Inform and providing human resources to nonprofits.
Registr and introduce volunteers who want to take part in nonprofit.
Interaction with nonprofits nation wide.