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Long term support, not crisis intervention, is needed to fix the food supply for remote Aboriginal communities, says Brian Doolan, CEO of The Fred Hollows Foundation.
Recent reports of a food supply crisis and emergency food drops in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands of South Australia are an over simplification of nutritional issues affecting Indigenous people, not only there, but in many remote parts of Australia, said Mr Doolan.
"For instance, there have been remarkable improvements in the diet and nutritional health of children in the APY lands.
"Research by the local medical service under the supervision of Professor Paul Torzillo, from the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Sydney, shows the rate of severe malnourishment amongst Indigenous children under five fell from around 30 per cent in the early 1990's to six percent in 2006.
"And studies this year show that, of 210 children surveyed, only two had a weight-for-age measure demonstrating severe non-birth-related growth failure."
"While those figures are still too high, they are not much higher than child malnourishment rates amongst non-Indigenous Australians from similar family income levels.
"There are many poor families in our cities and regional centres who are receiving food packages.
"To point to a very limited distribution of food by The Red Cross in one small town as indicating a crisis requiring some sort of emergency intervention seems to be missing the point, and risks pushing us into another knee jerk response which does little to alter long term problems.
"Food supply in remote communities throughout Australia is problematic. The high cost of transportation and lack of competition with many small stores means choice is very limited and fresh food is scarce and expensive"
"Compounded with poverty, it's no wonder there are dietary problems in the APY lands."
"For the past few years The Fred Hollows Foundation has been working with Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory to improve food supplies through the development of locally owned stores, maternal health programs and nutritional education.
This development approach, we believe, has a better chance of success than emergency measures that will do little to overcome Indigenous disadvantage," Mr Doolan said.
> Find out more about The Foundation's work in Indigenous Australia.
The Fred Hollows Foundation is registered as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC).
Eligible tax-deductible donations have Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status with the Australian Tax Office.
The Fred Hollows Foundation is a member of The Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) and is compliant with the ACFID code of conduct.

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Religion refers to a set of organized beliefs and practices around the basic meaning of life and existence. Christianity is one its many expressions. Some have tried to separate Christianity from religion, claiming it is a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ. While Christianity embraces this personal aspect of faith, it still has all the institutional and practical qualities of a religion.
The Old Testament is replete with descriptions of religious beliefs and practices.
From the beginning, people like Cain and Abel, Noah, Abraham, and Jacob related to God through religious practices. For example, all of them related to God through altars of sacrifice, a practice that clearly came from the religious practices of the surrounding culture (Gen. 4:3-5, 8:20ff, 12:8, 28:18).
In the covenant at Sinai, God gave Israel the blueprints of a religion. It had everything that marks a religion: a temple, an altar, priests, and a long list of practices. These, of course, did not eradicate the personal aspects of their relationship with Yahweh, as expressed especially in the psalms. Rather, the religious aspects such as the temple served as potent symbols and vehicles for the Israelites' personal relationship with God (Ps. 84).
Anti-Religious Strain There is also a strong anti-religious strain in the Old Testament. The prophets especially criticized empty religion without the devotion of faith and obedience. Jeremiah, for example, exposed the emptiness of the temple as a talisman of protection, rather than as a place for true worship (Jer. 7, see also Isa. 1). Several psalms also attack religious practices that fail to change the heart (Ps. 50-51).
Religious Institutions and Practices Still, no one suggests that religious institutions and practices be thrown out and replaced by purely private faith. The criticisms were directed more at reforming these religious institutions than eradicating them.
In the New Testament, a radical shift in religious expression occurs, but not the elimination of religious aspects of faith in Christ.
Jesus, as the heir of the prophets, continues their criticism of empty religious practices without eliminating the practices themselves. For example, he calls the temple "my Father's house," and forcibly removes the desecrating hawkers. But he also prophesies the demise of the temple and the building of a new one — his own body (John 2:12-22).
The gospels clearly display and criticize the corruption of the religious institutions of their day: the Scribes and Pharisees, the chief priests and elders. In the end, Jewish religious institutions failed to recognize the Messiah and ultimately conspired to crucify him.
With the establishment of the church, many Jewish religious institutions and practices gradually fell away or were transformed. For example, the central practice of kosher eating was done away with by a revelation to Peter (Acts 10), temple worship waned, and new practices like the Lord's Supper (replacing Passover) and baptism (replacing proselyte baptism) were introduced. The practices of early Christian worship were based largely on the patterns of the Jewish synagogue.
Religion in the Bible In one of the few uses of the Greek term for "religion" in the Bible, James writes, "Religion that is pure and undefiled before God, the Father, is this: to care for orphans and widows in their distress, and to keep oneself unstained by the world" (James 1:27). The care of orphans and widows is for James a religious practice, but his point seems to be that while it is not the whole of religion, without it, religion fails the test of authenticity.
Religion is not the enemy of true faith in God, but at its best it embodies the practices and institutions that nurture and empower faith.
Prone to Corruption and Meaninglessness Religion and religious practices are prone to corruption and meaninglessness, and must be constantly criticized and renewed.
In the crisis of Nazi Germany, Dietrich Bonhoeffer famously wrote late in his life about "religionless Christianity." "We are moving towards a completely religionless time; people as they are now simply cannot be religious anymore. Even those who honestly describe themselves as 'religious' do not in the least act up to it, and so they presumably mean something quite different by 'religious'. . . . And if therefore man becomes radically religionless — and I think that is already more or less the case (else, how is it, for example, that this war, in contrast to all previous ones, is not calling forth any 'religious' reaction?) — what does that mean for 'Christianity'?"
In the crisis of Nazi Germany, Dietrich Bonhoeffer famously wrote late in his life about "religionless Christianity." "It will be a new language, perhaps quite non-religious, but liberating and redeeming — as was Jesus' language; it will shock people and yet overcome them by its power; it will be the language of a new righteousness and truth, proclaiming God's peace with men and the coming of his kingdom. . . . Till then the Christian cause will be a silent and hidden affair, but there will be those who pray and do right and wait for God's own time."

industry_corpus2: Others


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Good seller and good product.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Fandango is looking for Software Architects at all levels. As a software architect working on our systems and services, you will work with a team of other software engineers to deliver projects and systems critical to Fandango’s business. We expect our software architects to be deeply technical, highly collaborative, versatile, and enthusiastic about taking on new problems across our businesses as we continue to build great experiences for fellow movie fans.
· Be a key contributor to the planning and implementation of scalable platform architectures.
· Collaborate with various business stakeholders and technology leaders to translate program requirements into technical solutions and system designs.
· Work across the entire product life cycle; concept, design, development, deployment, testing, release, and support.
· Provide technical guidance and coaching to engineers. This will require hands-on work developing prototypes, contributing code, and evaluating technologies.
· Analyze and improve the agility, stability, scalability, and performance of our platforms and products.
· Provide leadership and expertise in the development of standards, architectural governance, design patterns, and practices.
· Be a force multiplier to our software engineering teams, helping them to make good decisions, avoid (or at least learn from) bad ones and confidently make difficult trade-offs.
· Stay current on the latest web technologies and industry trends. Evangelize best practices within the engineering organization.
• Experience with a variety of data stores; SQL/RDBMS, NoSQL, BaaS, etc.


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Deferred Lighting… On The Source Engine?!
Many people see the Source engine as an antiquated relic. They compare it to other contemporary game engines, and they try to prove that, according to some subjective standards, it is somehow “uglier“. That’s an argument that will most likely never end (at least not until Valve reveals Source 2, or something).
I suppose the reason for this perceived outdatedness – in both graphical quality and technical features – is that, at the end of the day, it’s best to make sure that your game is able to impress as many people as possible, rather than trying to impress a scant few with unoptimized eye candy. Those scant few will eventually journey to other games in search of their next graphical fix anyway, so what’s the point?
So Valve’s approach makes a lot of sense, when you look at it from a strictly objective point of view. Besides, the Source engine has got a lot of horsepower in it yet, although much of it remains untapped. Some of this horsepower isn’t all about… well, speed. It’s also about achieving better… handling, so to speak. Just like the sort of horsepower I am about to introduce you to!
This is a deferred lighting implementation that I’ve created on the Alien Swarm SDK. It’s currently offering shadow mapping for directional/point/spot lights, blinn phong and volumetric scattering via light volumes.
The in-game editor allows you to load from/save to VMF files directly, however parented or named lights (with I/O) will not be editable in-game.
Hundreds of small lights can be rendered with great performance (on a GTX 260), however as soon as they cover a lot of screenspace or are even drawn fullscreen (intersecting light geometry) they become much more expensive.
The renderer firstly draws the skybox/scene to the gbuffer (normals+lighting params and depth), performs light rendering via low poly spheres/cones and does a second pass on the skybox/scene that produces the final result. Due to this, all shadows and lights from the world are directly projectable on the skybox, however geometry in the skybox does not yet cast shadows nor can you place lights in the skybox.
There’s currently no hardware filtering support for AMD because I do not own any AMD cards, so I can hardly add that myself. Running this on AMD will either require you to recompile everything with a color based shadow mapping filter (as easy as changing one line of code) or adding fetch4 code – you’ve been warned.
Hopefully this’ll get more folks interested in Alien Swarm modding, which seems to be far more open, versatile, and… well, pleasant than modding on almost all other branches of the Source engine. Besides, it’s free!
I hope they update it in the newest valve games like they added CS:GO Dynamic Shadow.Is the CS:GO Dynamic Shadow added in portal 2 from the DLC update??
No, they haven’t – the sun never appears in Portal 2 gameplay. They aren’t going to be adding THIS either. It’s fan-made.
Hopefully they add something better. Much hope is required. Donate HOPE!
Now how about fixing the hit boxes and networking?
You may have confused Bio with the City 17: Episode One crew, who did post recently on ‘Lopers regarding similar tech that they were working on. As far as I know, Bio’s work is independent from the City 17 team’s endeavors (which, if I recall correctly, was based on past work from the Ivan’s Secrets devteam) – but I am unsure if this is, in fact, all native to ASW.
But you do make some good points. Alien Swarm has always struck me as a sort of… sore thumb within the Source branch library. It just doesn’t seem to fit, if you know what I mean. And that “source 2” reference always struck me as rather odd.
together in what 6-12 months, by him/her-self. I’ve lost that conviction in defending valve’s decisions to not aggressively upgrade the engine all the same for the mid to upper echelon of the community and giving similar tools to modders.
I can’t blame you for that. Valve’s been making a lot of mistakes lately – and it goes beyond moddability or engine versatility. But I have high hopes that in some time, they’ll make up for it, in a way that’s going to satisfy a lot of people.
I have seen videos of this guy work, he is great at what he does, Im unsure if valve hired him but I hope so bad they did, Valve needs some fresh air in tools, shaders and lighting. Don’t get me wrong Source is great, I havent seen yet such a complex animation sytem and scene manager in other games, but in terms of lighting and other FX they where falling behind, I wish we will see even better games with this.
He was offered a job, but said that he would like to finish his education before he accepted.
I’d take that offer in a flash. Oh, Valve employment fiat – how do you strike so silently? It’s interesting, though – perhaps we will see this deferred lighting solution turning into an actual, legitimate Source implementation.
I get the general shape of the idea, but how will this actually affect how Source looks?
It allows for more varied, complex, and aesthetically diverse lighting. Especially on the modding front, I suppose.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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This review covers the EBM track Interface – Stateless (Single Version).
This track was released in 2014 on the Stateless EP. That EP also features 5 other versions and the track I Don’t Dream Anymore.
One great thing about this track is the main melody. While it is a very simple synth, it actually makes it quite catchy.
The synth chords really helped give this track a very full sound. So, that gets a thumbs up from me.
The lyrics were actually quite well written. It works very well in providing a rather solitary rogue feeling.
The vocals were a bit 50/50 for me. on the one hand, they have their own unique sound which really helps set this track apart from others. On the other hand, I’m not sure I’m a huge fan of how they ultimately sound.
Still, the overall flow of this track was well-realized. Not entirely sure about the inclusion of the false ending though. It probably should have been a real ending because the added section doesn’t necessarily add a whole lot to the overall sound.
Overall, I thought this was a pretty good track. It had a great simple melody, nice lyrics, and the synth chords were nicely done. Not sure how I think about the vocals or the false ending, but I think it’s a track that’s still worth listening to.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Altimeter Encoding, Gillman 2 V25 inch, from MGL Avionics, mgl-alt-2 - Chief Aircraft Inc.
In addition the ALT-2 provides an OAT sender which is used in the determining the density altitude of the aircraft. The ALT-1 can also be used to measure relative altitude as well as it has a facility for the pilot to enter a reference altitude and deviation band that has to be kept.
The ALT-2 outputs various formatted RS232 serial data protocols compatible with serial input transponders such as that from Garmin, Magellan, Northstar, Trimble, Microair etc.

industry_corpus2: Aerospace


text: Fairway & Greene shirts are truly an essential. A shirt that is made to be worn on and off the course. Made from Egyptian Giza cotton, it offers a luxurious touch while precise tailoring lends a classic fit. These shirts are a quality addition to any golfer's collection.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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NORTH HAVEN — Fire destroyed four shuttle buses at Goodwill offices on Route 5 Monday evening, two of which were brand new.
About 6 p.m., fire crews were assessing damage in the parking lot at Goodwill of Southern New England, 432 Washington Ave.
Keith Lavalette, vice president of programs at Goodwill, said Tuesday the vehicles, which were vacant at the time, were backed up into freshly laid mulch that began smoldering, and that’s what may have started the fire.
Lavalette said all four vehicles, used to transport clients, are a total loss and estimates the damage at about $200,000.
There were no reported injuries or damage reported to the building.
Fire Chief Paul Januszewski said four engines responded to the scene to keep firefighters from overexertion. Outdoor temperatures had reached the high 80s on Monday.


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As a symbol, a spider represents the Great Mother in her terrible aspect. It is a symbol of the negative side -or "shadow"- of the feminine.
A spider is also a weaver of destiny.
In Christian tradition, the spider is also used to represent the Devil, ensnaring sinners.
In some Latin American traditions, the constellation of Orion was called the Spider.


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directly in front of our office doors.
and ink stamp used on all notarizations.
In some circumstances, Jamie can meet you at your requested location in northern New Castle County, Delaware. He has performed mobile notary services in Wilmington, Claymont, Greenville and Newark at hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, retirement communities, offices, private residences, restaurants and even local coffee shops.
between Branmar Plaza and The Shoppes of Graylyn.
per Title 29, Part IV, Chapter 43, Subchapter 2, Section 4321 of the Delaware Code.
State issued drivers license or identification card.
IDs and resident alien IDs or “green cards” issued by Immigration Services and the U.S. Citizenship office.
IDs should have the following: photograph, a physical description a physical description (e.g., “brown hair, green eyes”), and a signature of the bearer.
Most government-issued IDs contain all three components.
Michael Ashley of the Delaware Notary Association.
The acknowledgement is the most common notarial act. To acknowledge means to “recognize as one’s own.” As acknowledgement enables a document to be publicly recorded (a deed, for example) or actually proves its execution. The signer is acknowledging that the signature on the document is his or hers, and that the document was signed willingly for its stated purpose. The document will need to be signed before the verbal ceremony takes place. The notary certifies in a notarial certificate that these actions were completed.
You usually see acknowledgements on most real estate transactions, deeds, contracts, powers of attorney, or any type of document where a person has to agree to some particular terms of the document.
If the document is executed in a representative capacity, an acknowledgement certifies that the person who signed the document did so in behalf of and executed it as the act of the person or entity states therein. The document requiring an acknowledgement does not have to be signed in the presence of the notary, but it must display the signer’s original, “wet-ink” signature.
The signer’s response, “Yes,” OR “I DO” completes the verbal ceremony.
The signer personally appeared before the notary on the date and at the location states.
The signer was positively identified by the notary.
The signer acknowledged to the notary that the signature being acknowledged was freely made for the purpose stated in the document, and, if applicable, acknowledged also that the signer had authority to sign as a representative.
The notary verbally administered an acknowledgement to the signer, and the signer responded in the affirmative.
Releases – Medical, Lien, etc.
An “oath” is a is a pledge with a legal purpose made to a Supreme Being. A person who takes an oath may be prosecuted for perjury in the event of falsehood. A notary administers or gives an oath to a person and the person takes the oath or swears to be information. When administering an oath, the notary must perform a “verbal ceremony”, that is, the notary makes a verbal statement that the oath-taker repeats verbatim, or asks a question to which the oath-taker makes an affirmative response.
An “affirmation” is a promise of truthfulness that is a solemn, spoken pledge on one’s personal honor without reference to a Supreme Being. The Affirmation carries the same legal weight as the oath, but omits the reference to God. Some signers may prefer this for religious or other reasons.
An oath must be given in person.
The oath-taker must respond by saying “yes”, “I do” or “I will” if the oath is posed in the form of a question or must simply repeat the oath verbatim. If the signer is unable to speak, the signer may nod or use some other gesture to indicate agreement or write a response. This ceremony must take place. If no oath is given, or if there is no response, the oath has not been properly administered, possibly invalidating the transaction. Failure to administer an oath or affirmation when required constitutes grounds for revocation of the notary commission.
Only the individual may take the oath or affirmation. A corporation, partnership, or trust may not take an oath or affirmation. The person signing on behalf of a corporation, partnership, or trust may takes an oath or affirmation as an individual, swearing or affirming that he or she has both personal knowledge of the facts to be sworn to or affirmed and the authority to sign for the corporation, partnership, or trust.
An oath given to a person as an Oath of Office may be spoken by the notary and repeated verbatim by the office holder.
In order to complete the verbal ceremony and for the notarization process to proceed beyond this point, the signer must verbally respond by saying “YES” OR “I DO.” For documents requiring an oath/affirmation, the document must be signed by the signer/oath-taker in the presence of the notary.
The signer personally appeared at the time of the notarization.
The signer was positively identified.
The signer signed the document in the presence of the notary.
represented. These official copies provide credibility and assurance to the receiving party that information has not been altered from the original document.
The document must be an original document. You cannot make a certified copy from a photocopy or from another certified copy.
The document cannot be a vital record or a document that is recordable in the public records within the State of Delaware.
To ensure that the document has not been altered, the notary must make the photocopy or supervise the making of the photocopy from the original. It is not enough to simply compare a photocopy to the original document.
The notary must complete a notarial certificate for a certified copy on the photocopy or as an attachment.
Deeds, mortgages, and other instruments dealing with real estate.
Vital records including birth certificates, death certificates, marriage records, and divorce records.
Student records or transcripts from public schools, colleges, or universities.
Some instruments relating to personal property, such as secured transactions under the Uniform Commercial Code.
Pleadings and other documents related to legal proceedings before courts and administrative agencies.
Any document marked “filed” or “recorded” and most documents retained by a government office.
Photographs (Notaries are NOT authorized to certified the authenticity of photographs. When asked to perform this service, the best alternative is to administer an oath or complete a jurat for a person making an affidavit about the identity of the person or object in the Photograph. This takes the liability off the notary and puts it on the person making the sworn statement about the photograph).
This list is not an exhaustive list of all recordable documents. If in doubt as to whether a document is recordable, you should either contact the County Clerk’s office or the government agency that issued the document, or simply refuse to make the certified copy.
Documents involving business transactions, i.e. bank loan documents. School diplomas (but not official school records or transcripts).
Invoices or bills of sale.
Consent to give medical treatment forms.
This list is not exhaustive. If there is ever a doubt as to whether a document is eligible for copy certification by a notary public and you are unable to make a determination with confidence, you should decline to perform the service.
For notarization or apostille of sensitive documents pertaining to the medical marijuana industry in Delaware (e.g. incorporation, real estate development, licensing, compliance, taxes, insurance) including cannabis marketing and consulting services, please contact greenco directly.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


text: The Sixth Appellate District concludes, in Nativi v. Deutche Bank, that the Protecting Tenants Against Foreclosure Act of 2009 (scheduled to sunset the end of 2014) causes a bona fide lease for a term to survive foreclosure through the end of the lease term — subject to the limited authority of the immediate successor in interest to terminate the lease, with proper notice, upon sale to a purchaser who intends to occupy the unit as a primary residence. The Act impliedly overrides state laws that provide less protection but expressly allows states to retain the authority to enact greater protections. Bona fide tenancies for a term that continue by operation of the PTFA remain protected by California law.


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Steven Gerrard has announced his retirement from playing professional football, ending a career spanning almost two decades, and Liverpool stars from past and present have rushed to honour the man.
Gerrard featured over 700 times for Liverpool and trails just Jamie Carragher for the record of Premier League appearances for the club and fans of other sides were also quick to hail, and some mock, the 36-year-old's achievements.
Players such as Fernando Torres, Xabi Alonso and Michael Owen were among those to pay tribute to the former midfielder, who is now widely expected to take up a coaching role with Liverpool's academy.
Thanks for all the years that we worked together.
I am sure you will be successful in whatever you do from now on.


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Online trading is on the rise as many consumers take control of their own investments or work with brokers virtually rather than in person or over the phone. At the same time, cybersecurity attacks are on the rise as hackers also try to take advantage of gaps in the system, stealing identities and even money.
Before trading online, know that the most important thing is awareness. Be aware of what risks you run by trading online and what might happen. In your home, you check doors and windows before going to bed because you know they are potential entry points; you need to understand the same thing about online trading.
How do you recognize a threat and combat it or prevent it in the first place? One of the keys is good security software and setting up automatic alerts. Of course, once you receive an alert, you need to know what actions to take, and software can help with that as well. Secure your online trading accounts and all of the data associated with them by securing any potential entry points. As well, it’s never a bad idea to regularly back-up your data either through physical offsite or cloud-based storage. Should the integrity of your systems be compromised due to a breach, you’ll still have access to your data.
For a moment, let’s talk passwords, one of the entry points mentioned above. Truth is, as much as we talk about passwords, the list of the top awful ones every year is astounding, including things like your birthday, 123456, and even the word “password” used as a password.
There is no reason for this in an age of password vaults and generators that not only help you set your password, but remembers them for you as well and can even remind you to change them. Consider using such a password management system, and guard your passwords carefully. All of the fancy firewalls and protection in the world do no good if your password is easy to guess.
Do you know what two-factor authentication is and how to use it? Most apps, even those for social media, offer this now, and bank and trading apps are no exception. When you log in from a new device, you will need not only your password, but you will need to have access to a device you own.
This can be everything from your tablet, your phone, your smartwatch, or at the minimum access to your primary email. A code will be sent to that device or email that you must enter in order to access your account. This is a great second layer of security — one that is free.
That way, even with your password, a hacker cannot breach your account.
What happened in the quite public cyberattacks on Home Depot and Target? Both retailers had the same problem, in that they had granted access to their systems to vendors and did not shut off that access when the vendor was done working.
This is a common insider threat. The key is that you do not give access to your trading account to any app or person who does not need it. If you do give someone, like your accountant, access at tax time, or even programs like TurboTax or H&R Block, change the password and remove their access once they no longer need it.
Just as you control your own password, you need to control the password and access of others who can control your account. Also, in many cases, you can set up roles and determine what exactly that person can do with your trading accounts. Understand this, and limit actions to ones they actually need.
More common than ever before, trading in cryptocurrency is on the rise. However, there is an issue that is often not addressed. While the blockchain is very secure and easily encrypted, often the weak point for traders is their virtual wallet. Much like cash, when cryptocurrency is stolen, it is hard to track down and get returned.
What do you do? First, make sure that you are using a well-known and reliable wallet. There have been scams where hackers offer wallets with supposed benefits only to empty depositors’ wallets and disappear.
When trading, use an established exchange too. Be sure it is secure and has a good reputation. As cryptocurrency becomes more mainstream, large firms and exchanges are offering trading platforms. Take advantage of this trend to keep your coins safe.
Do you trade in other currency? Forex trading is another place where security is vital, and much of this depends on the broker you choose. The truth is, no one forex broker is right for everyone. You need to carefully evaluate them based on your needs and the security they provide.
Things like speed, comfort with the forex platform, spreads, and commissions are also important to understand. Forex trades are much like cryptocurrency trades: Security is paramount, and the right hacker given the right opportunity can drain your accounts and really ruin your day.
Trading online is becoming more popular, but as it does, hackers are becoming more determined. Take steps to secure your trading accounts and follow up with new security updates to keep your money safe online.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


text: Kanye West originally announced that his seventh studio album would be titled So Help Me God. Well, it looks like he's changed his mind as he announced via the tweets above that he'll be changing his album title to SWISH. Well...ok lol just drop it soon, 'Ye. Enjoy.


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No one wants to be in a divorce that seems to take forever, but getting from the point of filing the initial paperwork to being officially divorced can take longer than most people expect. During this time, parents still need to continue parenting and providing financial support regardless of whether they live in the same household as their children. Temporary custody orders give parents the ability to put things in order as they sort out the other aspects of their divorce.
In Louisiana, temporary orders are not limited to child custody or support. Interim alimony agreements are also common as are agreements that outline who gets to use a certain vehicle or stay in the marital home. These types of temporary orders usually end when the divorce is finalized and more formal arrangements are put into place. However, they may provide good groundwork for those final agreements.
Establishing a temporary child custody order is especially important. This agreement ensures that both parents continue acting in their child's best interests even throughout divorce proceedings. A temporary custody order can also provide a sense of stability for children who are otherwise going through a similarly difficult period.


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BREMEN - Dorothy Christine Eaves Ball peacefully passed away January 3, 2011 in Bremen, KY at the loving and caring home of of her daughter-in-law Teresia Ball and family. Born June 16, 1927 in Powderly, Ky to George Timothy Eaves and Stella Mae Penrod Eaves, Dorothy was the fourth of seven children.
She was preceded in death by her husband of fifty-eight years Carl B. Ball, and sons Danny C. Ball, Freddie J. Ball, and M. Timothy Ball. She is survived by her sister Norma R. Bechtel of Ohio, daughter Donna K. Manos (Jim) of California, numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be from 5-8PM on Thursday, January 6, 2011. Funeral services will be held on Friday, January 7, 2011 at 10:00AM at Tucker Funeral Home in Central City. Burial will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery, Central City, Ky.
say " HI " to my angel !!!
I will miss you my lil grannie ! You made me laugh. May you have some peace now .


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Ponce-Reyes R, Plumptre AJ, Segan D, Ayebare S, Fuller RA, Possingham HP & Watson JEM (2017) Forecasting ecosystem responses to climate change across Africa’s Albertine Rift. Biological Conservation, 209, 464-472.
Climate change is likely to shift the distributions of ecosystems worldwide.Most assessments of climate change are primarily species-focused and do not directly estimate how entire ecosystems may change. Using an ecosystem-based modelling approach, we provide a region-wide climate change vulnerability assessment of the seven major ecosystems across Africa’s Albertine Rift. The Albertine Rift is a global biodiversity hotspot, containing more endemic vertebrates than anywhere else in Africa. We used Maxent to estimate each ecosystem’s extent using current climate data, then we projected the potential distribution of each ecosystem for 2050 and 2070. We found that suitable conditions for most ecosystems are predicted to contract rapidly in extent and shift upwards in altitude. High-altitude ecosystems and the endemic species they support are at immediate risk, owing to rapid predicted shrinkage in their suitable extent. Only the Combretum-grasslands savannah ecosystem is predicted to expand, with suitable conditions increasing by 32% in area by 2050. The extent and structure of boundary zones between the Rift’s ecosystems may change significantly through time, due to the contractions and shifts of the environmental conditions for existing ecosystem distributions. By 2070, 44% of the region could be climatically unsuitable for the current ecosystems. Conservation planning across the Rift will need to account for these ecosystem shifts and rapidly changing boundary zones to ensure the long-termpersistence of the many endemic species. Beyond the Albertine Rift, this ecosystem-based modelling technique can be adapted to any terrestrial region, providing critical information for conservation vulnerability assessments.

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Characterization of a chorismate mutase from the potato cyst nematode Globodera pallida.
"The Parasitism of Root Knot Nematodes: A Mini review"
Metabolic Biosynthesis of Potato (Solanum tuberosum l.) Antioxidants and Implications for Human Health.
Cloning and characterization of an esophageal-gland-specific chorismate mutase from the phytoparasitic nematode Meloidogyne javanica.
200000 nematode expressed sequence tags on the Net.
A surface-associated retinol- and fatty acid-binding protein (Gp-FAR-1) from the potato cyst nematode Globodera pallida: lipid binding activities, structural analysis and expression pattern.
Endo-beta-1,4-glucanase expression in compatible plant-nematode interactions.
Identification of putative parasitism genes expressed in the esophageal gland cells of the soybean cyst nematode Heterodera glycines.
Signal peptide-selection of cDNA cloned directly from the esophageal gland cells of the soybean cyst nematode Heterodera glycines.
An efficient cDNA-AFLP-based strategy for the identification of putative pathogenicity factors from the potato cyst nematode Globodera rostochiensis.

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Traveller cheques, a popular means to keep your money, can be exchanged at the bank booths or exchange booth everyday. Most of them open until 08.00 pm. Credit and debit cards can be used with withdrawal fees by your bank.
Hua Hin has an Immigration Office called Singkhon Immigration Hua Hin Office. It is located at 17/26 Soi 23 Phetchkasem Road Hua Hin Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110, tel. 032 522 656. Open Monday - Friday 08.30 am. – 03.30 pm. and close on public holidays.
It has been moved from soi 102 since March 2009 and before that it was next to the Hua Hin Police Station.	As with any other Immigration Office, they are able to offer advice on visas, process extensions and handle "90 day reporting".

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Our new website will be online very soon !!!
Enjoy and discover the Restaurant Le pressoir in Grand Case, Saint Martin !!!!

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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Hi, my name is Enes Zarifovic. I graduated from the Culinary Institute & Management of Croatia as best in the class in 1982. I continued my education until I graduated from the Culinary Institute of Germanry in 1994. Since starting my education, I have worked in several countries as an Executive Chef, including the Four Seasons Hotel in Munich, Germany. I’ve soon moved to the United States and started my life in Atlanta, Ga where I began working for the Hyatt Regency Hotel, one of the best known internationally recognized hotel chains in the world, in 1996 as an Executive Chef, where I worked for 5 years. Afterwards, I worked for one of the best catering companies in the southeast region of the United States, also as an Executive Chef. Finally, after my many travels and continual learning, I’ve made a decision to open our own restaurant and catering business. Welcome to Eat at E’s Restaurant and Catering blog where we post recipes, dishes, and other interesting things.
Thanks so much for the LIKE. I look forward to watch what you’re up to.
Thanks for the like! Are you still in Atlanta? Where is your restaurant?
Wow, a real, honest-to-goodness chef! I must say I’m impressed. Thanks for checking out my blog. I love to eat (and cook) and I like people who appreciate good food.
So you’re from Croatia–an interesting place in Eastern Europe to add to my bucket list. Topping the list is Prague, then Bucharest. I hope the war in your native land is long over…….
Yes, war is over, thank God. I’ve been a chef more than half my life. Worked at the Hyatt hotel, Marriott hotel, and Four Season hotel. Also worked for one of the best Catering companies in America. I’ve also been a private chef for famous people such as President Clinton, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Hank Aron, Mohamed Ali ,Elton John. Currently own small restaurant and Catering company in Atlanta area.
Thanks for the like! Hope all goes well with “Eat at E’s”! Keep those recipes coming.
Thank you for liking my article! More and more people are finding out they have wheat allergies. Any gluten free recipes?
Hey there, thanks for liking my posts! Good to get in touch and I look forward to staying updated with your foodie endeavours!!
Thank you so much for stopping by my blog and liking it. I really like your blog too.
Thank you for liking my recipe. Hope you will have time to visit more of my recipe blog. I love that after many years in the restaurant business you had the courage to open your own restaurant. Good luck to you during this wavering economic times here in the U.S.
Thanks for the like on my Twinkies with Warm Blackberry Compote recipe. I’m so glad you stopped by!
You welcome and thank you. You express yourself through words and me through cooking. At the end of the day its both beautiful works of art.
Thank you for checking out our page and “liking” it! Next time we are in Atlanta, we’ll stop by and say hi! All the best to you, Chef E!
Thanks so much for liking our post!!
Hello, and thank you for liking my post! And thank you for sharing your recipes here! I’m very impressed by chefs and cooks. I think you are artists with food! Thank you again!
Thank you for looking at my post Angel Hair Pasta. It doesn’t compare to your wonderful blog. I was so inspired with the artistic pictures.
Great recipes. Even though only a few are entirely my taste, I admire your ability to keep them really short and simple.
Plus, I like xour life story 😀 You’ve been moving around the world quite a lot – has there been any favorite country for you?
You are absolutely right I worked in many countries around world and my favorite is Swiss and Italy.
Thanks for visiting my blog and for the “like”. I looked through a couple of your recipes. I envy your skill with food. If I can’t nuke it or heat it up straight out of the can, I can’t eat it! Eeek!
Congrats for your glorious achievements. All i can say is WOW!!! Thanks a million for dropping by and liking my poetry. I am most honoured. Your receipes look very interesting. I will try out some. Keep up the good work!
Eddie, I see you hold one of Chick-Fi-A’s little cows. I happen to work at CFA, the only one in New Hampshire. Icall it my Very Important Post-Retirement Career.. One of my grandsons works there, too, while he is going to college. Another grandson is in his sophomore year of high-school studying culinary arts. he hopes to be a chef some fine day. maybe you’d find a place for him in your kitchen some summer to show him the ropes. Perhaps I’ll write in my blog about the conversation i had one day with a pretty talented chef while we were both working out at the Y. Check out, if you will the web-site of a very good friend of mine The Literate Chef. he loves to cook…and looks it.


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If you are just want to write quick simple test in environment where you never used Boost.Test before - yes, use included components. But if you plan to use Boost.Test on permanent basis, small investment of time needed to build (if not build yet), install and change you makefiles/project settings will soon return to you in a form of shorter compilation time. Why do you need to make your compiler do the same work over and over again?
It's really easy to switch to automatic registration. And you don't need to worry about forgotten test cases.
In some cases you are reusing the same template based code from within one test case (actually we recommend better solution in such case - see below). Now if an error gets reported by the test tool within that reused code you may have difficulty locating were exactly error occurred. To address this issue you could either a add BOOST_TEST_MESSAGE statements in templated code that log current type id of template parameters or you can use special hook located in unit_test_result.hpp called first_failed_assertion(). If you set a breakpoint right on the line where this function is defined you will be able to unroll the stack and see where error actually occurred.
This is namely the situation where you would use test case template facility. It not only simplifies this kind of unit testing by automating some of the work, in addition every argument type gets tested separately under unit test monitor. As a result if one of types produce exception or non-fatal error you may still continue and get results from testing with other types.

industry_corpus2: Programming


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Last week we launched the second Charity Digital Skills Report in partnership with Skills Platform, our annual barometer which measures how charities are using digital.
45% of charities don’t have a digital strategy, which is an improvement on last year’s figure of 50%.
Over a third (36%) say that digital transformation is being led from the top, an increase from 29% last year.
Just over half (53%) see their digital strategy skills as fair or low, a 10% improvement from 63% last year.
However the data highlighted areas for improvement, which I also believe are opportunities. Here’s what digital teams should do about them.
1. Get a good digital strategy.
You may have a stand alone strategy, or digital objectives within your corporate strategy. Our report revealed that just under a third (32%) of charities have a clear strategy for how digital can help achieve their charity’s goals.
Why not review where you’re trying to go with digital and how you plan to get there, asking yourself if it’s really geared up to deliver the change your charity was founded to deliver?
2. Think creatively about funding opportunities.
An increasing number of charities (58%) now see funding as their biggest obstacle to digital progress, up from 52% last year.
One charity I know tackled this by chunking investment for their digital transformation into a series of smaller asks, which they took to digitally savvy corporate partners. What do you need to get funding for, and who are the best people to approach?
3. Plan for emerging tech.
Despite self-driving cars, cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence being high on the news agenda, only 14% of charities are planning for how new tech trends could affect their work.
FutureLearn has a suite of free online courses covering new tech trends.
4. Map your charity’s digital skills.
More charities believe they could deliver their strategy more effectively by investing in digital skills (72%, up from 69% previously). Yet when I talk to charities they often don’t know what skills staff have.
NCVO has a brilliant free digital skills toolkit to help you plan a complete programme of activity.
5. Offer to support your leadership team.
The report demonstrated significant skills gaps amongst boards and other leaders.
63% of charities expect their leaders to understand trends and how they affect their charities, and 53% want them to have some experience or understanding of digital tools, growing from 46% last year.
Meanwhile the majority of charities (69%) cite their board’s digital skills as low or having room for improvement, down by 2% on last year.
Can you offer to support them with a briefing? Would they understand digital better if you reviewed the quality of your internal reporting? Could you help your CEO find a mentor who is a peer from a charity speeding ahead in digital?
Whilst the Charity Digital Skills Report offers some worrying trends, it’s also a moment when your team could really make its name.
Few people in the building are likely to know more about digital than you do. You’ve got the knowledge, the skills, and more influence than you think.
Your charity leaders need your guidance, even if they don’t know it yet.


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This document discusses validation issues for the www.feediator.com website.
Ensure browser is caching certain resources.
Note the static resources are being served from the Express server, not from Nginx.
Postman Get on https://www.feediator.com/assets/css/home/styles.css returns the Last-Modified property.
Postman Get on https://johnvincent.io returns the Last-Modified property.
Express server would need to return the last-modified property, which assumes it knows. However, it realistically cannot know as the Html is not static.
Minimal impact. Decided to leave it.
main.hbs had the extra code. Removed it.
home.hbs had <ul ... role="contentinfo"
alpha(opacity=85) is an unknown vendor extension.
Problem is in _header.scss, calls a mixin @include opacity(0.85);.
Code is not helpful and so I removed it.
1 alert, p should be h?
Odd as same color and background colors are used for other text in the intro section.
Change font-weight from 300 to 400.
Provides a color contrast analyzer. Used this to set the foreground color #ffffff to find a background color close to the original primary color #1f8dd6 which passes the contrast test.
Needs a service worker etc.
This is not a Progressive Web App and so it doesn’t need service workers.


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Hiking will feel like a whole new experience this fall in our smooth-face fleece hoodie designed to deliver exceptional comfort and freedom of movement. Confidently bushwhack your way to incredible viewpoints knowing woven overlays at the shoulders, seat and cuffs will protect against abrasions and tears.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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“I understand the criticism and scrutiny coming my way,” T.J. Dillashaw told fans in a personal video posted to his Instagram on April 12th. The missive is Dillashaw’s first act of public contrition after being dealt a two year USADA suspension following news that he’d tested positive for the performance enhancing substance EPO. The fighter has subsequently been stripped of his UFC bantamweight title, and states he will not fight the decision.
“What I really feel bad about is bad light I’m bringing on my coaches, my family, my teammates. They had no involvement in this and I feel the worst for them…I gotta man up to what I did.
The post T.J. Dillashaw Speaks On His EPO Use: “I Messed Up” appeared first on Jiu-Jitsu Times.


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Part time virtual CISO executive information security services, transcending cyber security, providing holistic, technically fluent, and business savvy strategic consulting for SMBs.
Premier public relations and event production firm that focuses on clients ranging from professional athletes and entertainers to corporate entities, small business and non-profit organizations.
We are serving the Music City one festival, wedding, fundraiser and special event at a time! We love what we do!
E|SPACES features a technology rich, open, modern design that combines the functionality of a state-of-the-art office with the aesthetics of a comfortable, inviting and professional community.
Developing leadership excellence through Focus, Initiative, Relationship and Heart.
We see your business the way it could be -- not just the way it is, and we work with you to help you realize what the future can look like.
We bring the party to You!
Local Recruiting Firm dedicated to the thoughtful team growth of organizations and career development of individuals.
A Human Resources Consulting Firm with emphasis on Compliance, Talent & Team Building - focused on lean, innovative solutions to keep your organization moving toward success!
KTG provides Managed IT Services, I.T. Security, Network Support and Co-Managed IT Services in the greater Nashville area and beyond.
Full service flat rate electronic payments provider - payments software integrations, flat rate processing, ACH and more!
Skilled Workforce, Quality Labor On Demand!
Construction, Manufacturing & Warehousing Temporary Labor Staffing Services.
Lyons HR provides comprehensive HR solutions for small and medium-sized businesses. We serve thousands of employees. From Recruitment through Retirement, we’re in the people business.
National provider of audio visual live event production services.
The Refuge Center for Counseling, Inc.
The Human Capital Group Inc.


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Here's a sample of some of the works we have completed and the Clients we have worked for.
After twenty years of service, the existing compact florescent light fittings serving communal areas required replacement. Discoloured and opaque diffusers were causing reduced lux levels, and detracting from the building aesthetics. Proposals were submitted to our Client to replace the existing light fittings with LED type. The selling point of the project was fully quantifiable energy and cost savings, calculated on electricity used, and the current tariff per Kilowatt hour. Further cost savings continue to be made, as there is no ongoing maintenance requirement for replacement lamps and switchgear.
We are a company who are proud to celebrate our achievements, no matter how big or small. Here is a selection of some of our accreditations.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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This study seeks to determine whether a smartphone application called CRADLE (ComputeR Assisted Detection of LEukocoria) has the potential to improve the detection of leukocoria. There will be no impact on participants' health outcome.
This study will be performed in two parts, each with a distinct cohort of patients.
Part 1 will assess the feasibility of various techniques/conditions for using CRADLE within patients known to have leukocoria.
Part 2 will estimate the sensitivity and specificity of CRADLE to detect leukocoria (using the techniques selected from information gathered in Part 1) as compared to an ophthalmoscope, within patients referred to the clinic for suspected leukocoria.
To determine the most effective usage of a camera phone application (CRADLE) to maximize detection of leukocoria in patients with retinoblastoma, congenital cataracts, and glaucoma.
To estimate the sensitivity and specificity of a camera phone application (CRADLE) in detecting leukocoria.
This study will utilize three strata called Stratum I, Stratum II and Stratum III.
STRATUM I - Infants and children known to have leukocoria who have been diagnosed with retinoblastoma, cataracts or glaucoma or other eye conditions.
Participants enrolled on Stratum I of the study will have the CRADLE application used by the doctor during their appointment.
The participant will look straight forward while the doctor stands about 1-3 feet away holding the device that has the CRADLE application. He or she will slowly move the device up, down, middle, right, and left - both in a lit and dimmed room.
The participant will be videotaped and photographed during this appointment. The doctor will record the results as determined by CRADLE ("normal" or no leukocoria versus "abnormal" or positive for leukocoria).
STRATUM II - Infants and children who are referred to an eye doctor to evaluate for leukocoria.
Participants enrolled on Stratum II of the study will be asked to look straight forward while he or she uses the CRADLE application (using the best method determined from Stratum I). The doctor will also examine the participant's eyes with the ophthalmoscope method. The results from both CRADLE and the ophthalmoscope method will be recorded and compared (white eye present versus absent, and normal versus abnormal as described above).
STRATUM III - Infants and children receiving treatment for retinoblastoma. For participants enrolled on Stratum III, he or she will have the same procedures as described in Stratum II.
After receiving informed consent, participants will undergo evaluation by ophthalmoscope and CRADLE on Day 1. Stratum III participants only will also undergo CRADLE evaluation on Days 2, 3, and 4.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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I have been reading books from the list of nominations for Teens Top Ten and Powerless caught my eye a few weeks ago. When I reviewed this book the first time, it was still on my "to be read list," now I can say even more about it. This book is about power. It is also about the abuse of power. Our protagonist's perspective on life is totally changed when the people she has looked up to and trusted are suddenly seen as the bad guys. So, if the good guys are actually the bad guys, what does that make the bad guys? Are the bad guys bad because someone else decided they should be labeled as bad? Lots of things to think about in Powerless by Tera Lynn Childs.
Another book about heroes and villains and the choice that is made that defines who you are is The Rise of Renegade X by Chelsea M. Campbell. Damien Locke has lived his whole life knowing he was destined to be the next great Supervillain, but as all good plot lines go, destiny can have some twists and turns. Damien was raised by his Supervillain mom and never knew his father. At the age of sixteen every young person faces a right of passage and their fingerprint changes to reveal their true identity as hero or villain. In Damien's case, he has to make a choice when it is revealed that his father is a Superhero.
Some other Superhero choices can be found on our graphic novel shelves. We have Batman: Earth One which is a flashback to the Batman DC comic books that so many of us grew up reading, and for our Marvel mention, we have THOR: The Goddess of Thunder.
Over the years, I have met a lot of wanna-be writers. I have sometimes dreamed a little to think that I could be a writer. There are lots of opportunities to practice your skills and get your work out there for people to read. Publications like Teen Inc are filled with the artistic contributions of young people. One popular place for writers is fan fiction, and at least one fan fiction writer has garnered a little bit of interest in her work.
Ashley Royer started writing and publishing her work on Wattpad when she was 13. Now, at 17 she is a published author with her novel, Remember to Forget. Remember to Forget is a story about loss, grief, and the struggle to love again. Levi lost his girlfriend in a tragic way and he sank into a deep depression. His mother sends him across the ocean to stay with his father hoping that he will find his way back to happiness.
Fan fiction opened doors for Ashley Royer. If you have ever thought about writing, maybe you would like to start writing on a social site like fan fic. You never know, maybe your work will get noticed.
Some weeks I walk around the Young Adult shelves trying to decide what to share and nothing really pops out at me. But, this week I started thinking about real people, and some of the stories are really fascinating.
One such story is Terrible Typhoid Mary by Susan Campbell Bartoletti. Many of us have heard of Typhoid, the illness that killed so many in history. It was often spread through contaminated water, but not always. Many of us have heard the term Typhoid Mary, but we don't know the origin of the term or the history of the young lady who would carry that name as a legacy. This book tells us the story.
A story that is a little closer to home is A Wrestling Life by Dan Gable. Dan Gable grew up in Iowa. He experienced his share of struggles, including the death of a sister. But, he overcame and found himself an Olympic champion. This is his inspiring story of the journey to the Olympics and the lives he has touched since.
Many times there are stories that have been fictionalized, but the basic story is true. The Boy Who Dared by Susan Campbell Bartoletti is one of them. I didn't even realize that I had chosen two books by the same author until I was typing. This book stands out as a favorite. It is the story of a young man who grew up in Hitler's Germany and took a stand for what he believed. Not everyone was supportive of Hitler's Nazism and this book will teach and enlighten you to a piece of that history.
Every reader has books that they like and some that they have decided weren't that good. Readers have different interests and favorite genres. This week I wanted to highlight a few more of the Teens Top Ten nominees. The list of nominees offers something for everyone.
My first book today is Black Widow: Forever Red by Margaret Stohl. If you are a fan of Marvel comics and you love a good novel, you will enjoy this book. It has Natasha Romanoff, as a Russian spy and assassin, doing what she does best. This book will give you insight into who the Black Widow really is.
Sticking with the theme of the powerful and the powerless is the novel Powerless by Tera Lynn Childs. In a world full of superheroes, it is difficult to be ordinary. When you're the one without any special gift, it's hard not to feel inferior and look for ways to gain power. But what happens when the villains turn out to be heroes and you have to make choices?
I Am Princess X by Cherie Priest is a story within a story. Two young girls created a comic and when one of the girls is killed in a car accident, the comic died with her. Or did it? Several years later images from the comics start to appear and the mystery begins. A fun presentation as the comic is woven into the story.
There are lots more choices among the Teens Top Ten nominees. I hope you'll try one.

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In the composites community, no one ever stops moving. Even during the holidays, minds continued to churn with new ideas to shape the New Year. January has barely begun, and already events are set in motion that promise big changes within the composites industry for the coming year. Over the past few months, Boeing has been in the process of making history as they construct the most expansive autoclave facility in the world: the Composite Wing Center. This fabrication center will be used primarily in the production of the new Boeing 777X, which will be the largest twin-engine jet currently in use, and will employ composite materials extensively. The Composite Wing Center will make it all possible, allowing for the production of massive carbon fiber composite wings in its three specially built autoclaves. The three ASC Econoclave vessels, 121 feet long electric blue behemoths, will be the largest in the world when they are commissioned in the next few months. The 777X has been called the future of air travel, and we are inclined to believe it. Developments like this let us know that we’re on the right track, and that the entire industry is moving forward together.
We here at Coastal Enterprises believe that composites are the cornerstone on which we can build a better world. This is an exciting time to be alive, bursting with unprecedented possibilities; all we need to do is reach out and take the initiative. The biggest names in aerospace, manufacturing, and automotive design are choosing soft tooling for their composite fabrication when possible, and for good reason: No other process allows for such a high level of design flexibility at such a low cost. For the true innovators in the composites community, there is simply no substitute. Coastal has some big things planned for this New Year, and we invite you to join us as we make history alongside the rest of the community. There is no question that this is going to be a huge year for all of us- so where will you be? With our newly updated production process, Precision Board is up to the task for most industrial applications: lay up molds, vacuum forming, filament winding, prototyping, autoclave tooling, and much more. Whatever your business is, Precision Board can suit your needs as we head into new territory together. Don’t let inferior materials or outdated processes hold you back while the industry is moving forward. Walk confidently into the future with Precision Board. Let’s see what we can build together this year.
Now is the time to get a head start on that next project. Get a free sample of Precision Board today and find out why Coastal Enterprises is the name you can trust with your tooling board needs.


text: Capable of loading and unloading of parts, the versatile six-axis GP165R robot can eliminate inconsistencies of a manual process for applications such as turning, milling and grinding. It is also ideal for “jigless” applications where robot positions part for processing by other robots or two robots handle a single part. While a large work envelope and high moment of inertia ratings accommodate a variety of parts, fast axis speeds and acceleration capabilities decrease cycle time and optimize production output. A streamlined upper arm provides easy access to parts in confined spaces, and a reduced interference design enables the robot to be placed closer to machines and fixtures, optimizing valuable floorspace.


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Our pets are often our best friends and dearest family members. When we experience their loss we can feel overwhelmed by grief or isolated by feelings of emptiness. Sometimes it just helps to speak to folks who can understand. You, and your feelings of grief matter.
Location: Four Seasons Buncombe County Office, 373 Biltmore Ave, Asheville.
Charlotte Street Animal Hospital is 1 of only 4 AAHA accredited hospitals in Asheville. AAHA is the standard of veterinary excellence.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


text: Costumed portrayals of Clara Barton, Emily Dickinson, Amelia Earhart, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Each program focuses on one woman, telling about her life, visions, and contributions to society. Apropriate for ages 8 through adult. Clara Barton - portrays her activiities during the Civil War and her role in founding the American Red Cross. . Emily Dickinson - shares her thoughts about nature, personal relationships, love, and death through dialogue and her poems. Amelia Earhart - describes her passion for flying detailing some of her flights. The adult version shares her unusual view of marriage and presents her strong feelings about the role of women in society. Elizabeth Cady Stanton - describes the inequities that women experienced in the 1800s and her role in starting the first Women's Rights Convention held in Seneca Falls, NY in 1848. She stresses the need for equal rights for women, especially the right to vote. Brochures are available with further information.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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For students at St. Louis College of Pharmacy, learning occurs both in the classroom and beyond. Putting what you learn to work in the real world, you’ll become an important part of the St. Louis health care community through service learning opportunities and community outreach programs.
We place an emphasis on service and outreach because we know that pharmacists are trusted health professionals, providing leadership and sharing knowledge to strengthen the communities in which they practice. Besides gaining educational benefits through service, our students enjoy connecting with local causes and nonprofit organizations that are important to them. Making a difference is one of the most satisfying aspects of a career in pharmacy.
STLCOP C.A.R.E.S. (Community Awareness Reaching Everyone in St. Louis) is a student-organized day of community service held during the fall semester.
Through the College's relationship with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, student volunteers hold numerous diabetes screenings every year at venues across St. Louis and host Boo Fest on the STLCOP campus every October.
Working with the St. Louis Regional Asthma Consortium, STLCOP faculty created the Asthma Friendly Pharmacies program.
Working with Health Literacy Missouri, STLCOP students help patients understand health and disease, drugs, interactions, and how lifestyle affects health.
Ready Readers is a St. Louis-based nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring preschool children from low-income communities to become readers. Trained student volunteers read aloud to young children.
Pharmacy Phun, a collaboration between STLCOP and the Saint Louis Science Center, features STLCOP students who lead visitors–adults and children–through a variety of hands-on, pharmacy-related activities. Visitors will also learn about safety through activities that focus on the safe disposal of medicine and poison prevention.
STLCOP students have many other opportunities throughout the year to support causes and organizations they believe in. From joining the STLCOP team for the annual Alzheimer’s Walk to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association St. Louis Chapter to donating items for the Ronald McDonald House in conjunction with Homecoming Week to tutoring area students in math and science, our students make a difference throughout the St. Louis area.


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The new Asian-European fusion eatery is on Westminster Street, in what's emerging as Providence's new restaurant row.
Lovely fresh flavors are in store for diners at O'Boy, an Asian-European fusion restaurant with very modern sensibilities that opened downtown earlier this summer in what feels like Providence's new restaurant row, on Washington Street.
O'Boy is across from Tom's Bao Bao and The Malted Barley and a block away from Yoleni's, the Greek Marketplace. Gracie's, Birch and Bravo Bistro are further down the street, near Trinity Repertory Company, as is Rosalina's.
O'Boy offers lunch and dinner in a beautifully renovated space, with rustic touches, at 333 Westminster St. Vegetarians are well-served here, and everyone can appreciate the light dishes and fresh dressings that sing on every plate. Those who like their meat proteins will also be happy, with house bacon and pork belly dishes. Poke is a stellar seafood dish here.
I went for lunch and loved the salads, soups and tacos, but the star was the simply composed Onigiri platters ($15). We tried three, a vegetarian one with tasty eggplant, one with spicy chicken and one with sous-vide pork belly. Each featured its own sauce, and all were fresh and light. I know I am repeating the same words, but they apply here, in the best way possible. Even the spicy chicken, a leg, was easy to enjoy, with moist meat, even when reheated that evening. The sous-vide pork belly was divine.
Each platter comes with a generous triangle of delicious vegetable rice. Many vegetarians fear eating rice out because many chefs season it with meat stock, but that is not a worry here.
Two of us had the fresh green salad with heirloom cherry tomatoes and one had the perfect miso soup bowl.
Let me note here that the owner/chef is Jae Choi, a native of Korea and a recent graduate of Johnson & Wales University, where he studied both culinary arts and nutrition. He has plenty of green on the menu.
It's lovely to see his healthful options, including his vegetarian Pesto Grain Bowl ($12) with quinoa, pearl couscous, stewed beans, tomato and tofu. He also serves poke with salmon, seaweed, mango, sardine caviar and a poached egg.
The Asian Pear Salad ($12) was a floral delight with a dressing that starts with orange and rose wine, has lightly torched pieces of brulee d'pear and slices of pear mixed with greens and a delicate blue cheese. It's perfect.
Still light but a heartier dish is the Pasta Salad ($12), with chicken, romaine lettuce, corn, tomatoes and fusilli pasta.
Also outrageous in the fresh flavor department was a small, shareable dish of Sweet Corn ($7). It is also vegetarian and features not just wonderful seasonal corn but also cherry tomatoes, pearl couscous, creamy Parmesan and a bit of mozzarella.
The menu has a number of small dishes, and we loved the Peking Pork Taco ($7), which had braised pork belly, in contrast to the sous vide of the platter, along with a pear salsa, wasabi mayo, scallions, a bit of corn and cabbage.
O'Boy seats 90 at tables and a square bar that has a full liquor license. Creative cocktails, a nice wine list, a handful of craft beers on tap, bottled beer and sake are all on the menu.
The polished concrete floor and dark woods in the dining room make for a nice contrast. O'Boy has soothing vibe.
Choi worked in New York City for the past few years before returning to Providence to open his first restaurant. The diners of Rhode Island are fortunate he did.
Details: O'Boy, 333 Westminster St., Providence, (401) 274-0276, oboypvd.com. Reservations. Street parking. Lunch served Tuesday-Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; dinner and bar are open Tuesday-Thursday 5 to 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 5 to 1 a.m. Closed Sunday and Monday.


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Clearwire said today that the company’s chief strategy officer, Scott Richardson, will speak at WiMAX World Europe in Vienna, Austria.
Richardson’s talk is titled “Clearwire’s Perspective on Global WiMAX Services,” and is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. May 30.
Richardson joined Clearwire earlier this year from Intel. He is now in charge of the company’s global mobile wireless broadband efforts.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Caldera Systems, Inc. began publicly trading its stock on Nasdaq Tuesday, closing up almost 111 percent in a $70 million (US$) IPO that fell short of other recent Linux offerings.
Caldera raised the price of its common stock to $14 late last week -- just days after an increase to between $8 and $10 a share. Expectations were high because the company's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing for an initial public offering in January of this year quickly attracted investor interest.
Trading under the Nasdaq symbol "CALD," the stock opened on The Street at $26 a share and hit a high of $33 in heavy trading that seemed to defy an early Nasdaq Composite loss of .9 percent.
Although the offering lived up to some analysts' expectations for a strong showing, Caldera failed to repeat the meteoric opening performances of Red Hat, Inc. (Nasdaq: RHAT), Cobalt Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: COBT) and VA Linux Systems (Nasdaq: LNUX).
Red Hat went public in August 1999, creating what many experts have labeled "Linux hysteria." The North Carolina-based Linux vendor closed up 371 percent at the end of its first day of trading.
Server appliance developer Cobalt Networks, Inc. experienced a jolt of almost 490 percent in its first day on the Nasdaq in November 1999. However, VA Linux shattered the mark in early December 1999, when it closed up almost 700 percent.
The stocks of both Red Hat and VA Linux have dropped significantly in recent weeks -- by as much as half at some points -- but some analysts feel that the declines are due to an overall downward shift on the tech-centric Nasdaq instead of decreased investor interest in Linux.
Robertson Stephens, Bear Stearns & Co., Wit Capital Group, Inc. and First Security Van Kasper handled the Caldera Systems offering. According to a company statement, "net proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes."
Linux is far from finished with Wall Street, however, and there are numerous Linux-related offerings coming up, including Cybernet Systems Corp., Lineo, Inc., Linuxcare, Inc., SuSE and TurboLinux.
Startup LinuxOne, Inc. has also filed with the SEC for an IPO, looking to raise $24 million through the sale of three million shares of its common stock. Members of the Linux community have harshly criticized the offering in light of the company's lack of experience, resources and income, however.
The Orem, Utah-based Caldera Systems designs, develops and markets Linux-based business and desktop solutions, including OpenLinux, NetWare for Linux and Linux technical training, certification and support.
The company moved to become something of an e-commerce enabler in January of this year with the launch of its OpenLinux-based eServer 2.3 at LinuxWorld Expo in New York City.


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Bert came out of surgery ok and the pathology just shows one spot that had skin cancer. The ordeal was getting him into the cone of shame and him wearing it. Oh, it wasn't pretty. Tonight we go to get the stitches out. Wooo! The pain meds were entertaining though. For two hours he would sit in the middle of the living room staring straight ahead...without blinking. Two hours...then he would get hyper...really hyper. The vet said that the meds were like kitty morphin. Thought we might have a detox situation after a few days but he is fine.
Just uploaded pictures from knitting camp. Took lots of photos of the finished garments whick Elizabeth Zimmermann and Meg Swansen made...also some I plan of making myself.
We had such a good time. Hard to believe that it was almost a month ago. This was my third time going to Camp 1. Still learning stuff after 3 tries too. You would think that knitting for 30 plus years (remember I started knitting when I was 7 and haven't looked back)...you would know most stuff. Meg Swanson teaches in such a way that you might know it but you get that "ah ha" and realize the reason for that particular stitch, etc. One of the things that had to be nailed into my head was how to do the jogless jog when you are doing fairisle. It took three camps to get it and now I have started the sweater in the above pictures (the one with the trees). No jogs at all.
This year I learned how to double knit and socks on two circulars and both socks at the same time. Thanks Amy and Joyce!
Meg and Lisa The reason why I repeat the first one over and over again is because I met some good friends and keep meeting people I like and keep in touch with. One of those people is Lisa and her Mom ("Mama"). Met them the first time I attended camp. They are such nice people and feel like we've known each other for years. Every year there is another camper that we bond with and we keep coming to Camp 1.
It was great meeting you at camp. How's your fairisle coming along?

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“Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as ever you can.” John WesleyI am confident that I was meant to spend my undergraduate years at Millsaps in order to see this quote realized in my life. While I received an outstanding education, made life-long friends, and cultivated a sense of self and self-worth, the most valuable lesson I learned from my college years was the importance of doing good in this world.
from other universities and colleges, never before have I believed in that statement more than I do right now. I’m not saying we are perfect, but I do stand firm in the belief that Millsaps, in its 125th year, is better than ever and offers something very special to its students.
I wasn’t even close to being one of the “smart” ones in my class, but Millsaps inspired me to always work hard and to care about my work in a larger sense. Being able to learn, interact, and work with people like Catherine Freis, Cowboy, Don Fortenberry, Greg Miller, and a host of others, who all modeled and continue to model a life well-lived, instilled in me the importance of doing good and doing more. I even heard Jane Goodall speak my sophomore year at Millsaps – “good” is right there in her name. If I am lucky enough one day to have children, I hope that my main focus as a parent is raising children who desire to be respected for the quality of life they lead, as well as for their hard and diligent work. My over-achiever husband would probably disagree, but I don’t care if our children are the smartest or most athletic. I do care, however, about our children being good. I trust that Millsaps will continue to inspire regular students like me to do all the good they can…for as long as they can. Our world needs more Millsaps people – they are the best.


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BE THE DEPTH FINDER: At 64-inches of width, the X3 X mr Turbo maximizes its race-winning TTX suspension geometry with performance shocks, wheels, and tires chosen to deliver complete control. If you’re craving a blast across muddy, challenging terrain and routinely put down-low traction to the test, this is the setup for you.
THRILLING POWER: Responsive, refined performance is more accessible than ever with the 120 horsepower Maverick X3 X mr Turbo. With a turbocharged Rotax ACE engine tuned for torque and seamless, shift-less power, the rush to redline has never been so thrilling.
SMARK-LOK TECHNOLOGY: For next-level traction to conquer the roughest terrain, Can-Am-exclusive Smart-Lok™* technology is the new benchmark. A true full lockable on-the-fly front differential with electronically-controlled automatic modes, or with the simple press of a button that offers preset, intelligent calibrations for your type of riding. Using multiple input sources, "Smart mode” will instantaneously engage locking with the right load at the right moment. Never before have riders been given maximum traction while retaining low-speed maneuverability.*Smart-Lok was developed in conjunction with TEAM Industries, a market leader in the drive train industry.
WIND THAT WORKS: Look up: the snorkeled engine and CVT intakes sit directly behind the rider’s head for maximum fording capabilities, while maximizing power for swamp-capable performance. Three oversized intakes feed the engine (1x) and the CVT transmission (2x), without compromising the roar from the out-of-the way sports exhaust.
PROOF IN THE POUNDING: BRP's four-link TTX suspension with 18-in of travel features a trophy truck-like trailing arm and three links dedicated to controlling camber while delivering optimal geometry at all times, even during extended wheel travel. The result? Unparalleled power transfer to wheels, virtually no bump steer, precise steering response, and more confidence at higher speeds.
AFTER THE LAST INCH: When your side-by-side is plunged into the deep mud, its drivetrain, tires, and suspension are working overtime—unless you’ve bottomed out. With 14 in. of ground clearance and arched front and rear lower suspension arms, the X mr Turbo rises above the toughest ruts.
WITH YOU ALL THE WAY: Its low seating arrangement is designed to encapsulate both driver and passenger so they feel connected to the vehicle’s every move, without compromising ground clearance. Its high and dominant posture is enhanced with race car-inspired one-piece molded seats with ideal support, weight distribution, and 4-way adjustability.
CLAW THROUGH: Considering the other improvements to the Maverick X3, the latest 30-inch ITP Cryptid on 14 in. aluminum rims could be seen as icing on a mud pie, but their aggressive tread and rugged construction are the key to pushing the X3's capabilities.
STUNNING SUSPENSION: The Maverick X3 X mr features FOX 2.5 Podium HPG Piggyback shocks with front and rear QS3 compression adjustment and rear bottom-out control for a balanced, factory-honed setup right out of the box.
RECOVER WITH EASE: A 4,500 lb. (2,041 kg) winch with synthetic rope gives the X mr the power to pull itself—and your rivals—out of tough terrain.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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On Saturday, May 25, as part of the Bryn Mawr Twilight Concert Series, Matt Lyons and I will be opening for Steve Forbert. The show will start at 7:00 sharp. Please join us!
On July 21, 2018, as part of the Bryn Mawr Twilight Concert Series, Matt Lyons and I will be opening for Dar Williams. The show will start at 7:00 sharp. Join us!
On June 17, 2017, as part of the Bryn Mawr Twilight Concert Series, Matt Lyons and I will be opening for Jonatha Brooke. The show will start at 7:00 PM. Join us!
Matt Lyons and I are opening for Cheryl Wheeler at the Bryn Mawr Gazebo as part of the Bryn Mawr Twilight Concert Series. For more information, go to BrynMawrTwilightConcerts.com.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


text: Flash animation and Actionscript, Flash's unique programming language are often used in delivering rich media content online. Most of the video seen now is most likely delivered via the Flash video format (FLV) through a typical Flash "movie" (SWF). Flash can be used in many ways and is very engaging because it produces very fluid animation. On the flipside, it can be overused and becomes annoying or done poorly. If there is animation on a web page, it is probably Flash.


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Every parent eagerly awaits the day his or her child will speak for the first time. For millions of mothers and fathers, however, anticipation turns to anxiety when those initial, all-important words are a long time coming.
Speech exercises to do at home with a child.
The Late Talker is the first book of its kind, providing effective, practical answers to the questions every concerned parent asks.


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How far you can go? After a zombie apocalypse, you manged to find a car somehow and your only chance for survival is to get away from the city! Your goal is an Exodus by getting to the other side of the city where an evacuation ship is ready to depart soon! So, get behind the wheel of your car and run over as many zombies as you can to cover the longest distance! Smash lots of zombies to earn money that you can use to upgrade your vehicle and have better chances of survival! Do you think that you have the car driving skills to survive from the undead creatures at the end? Play this challenging free online flash action car driving game to find out!
Enjoy playing Earn to Die 2 Exodus!
Use the arrow keys or W,A,S,D keys to drive.
Press X, Shift or J to boost power when unlocked.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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Partly sunny, with a high near 72. South wind around 16 mph.
Partly cloudy, with a low around 52. South wind 5 to 10 mph.
A slight chance of showers after 2pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 67. South wind 5 to 8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 49. Southwest wind around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.
A chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 70. West wind 6 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.

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Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ: JKHY), a leading provider of technology solutions and payment processing services primarily for the financial services industry, today announced that Fifth District Savings Bank has selected Jack Henry Banking's SilverLake core processing system to provide enterprise-wide automation.
This Louisiana-based bank, which has more than $376 million in assets, has implemented SilverLake through Jack Henry Banking's outsourced offering.
According to Ashley Graffagnini, service bureau coordinator for Fifth District Savings Bank, "The business of banking has experienced unprecedented change during the past few years. And considering that technology, the regulatory environment, and customer expectations will continue to create more inevitable change, we knew we needed a state-of-the-art technology platform to effectively and efficiently respond. After an extensive evaluation that lasted almost 12 months, we decided SilverLake has the core functionality to deliver highly competitive financial products and services to our markets more quickly, to automate numerous manual processes, and to empower our bankers with intuitive, user-friendly business tools. The level of integration between SilverLake and the complementary solutions that Jack Henry Banking provides also enabled us to eliminate numerous third-party products and interfaces. Now, after a smooth conversion and implementation process and some day-to-day experience with SilverLake and its integrated complementary solutions, we are realizing benefits that clearly justify our decision to implement a new technology platform."
Stan Viner, general manager of sales for Jack Henry Banking, said, "One of our fundamental goals is to be a bank's long-term technology partner by providing high quality solutions that leverage emerging technologies and service levels that exceed their expectations. We are excited about the opportunity to support Fifth District Savings Bank's near- and long-term technology needs with a flexible, feature-rich core system and fully integrated complementary solutions. We are confident this technology platform can help the bank respond to evolving business strategies, new growth opportunities and industry trends, dynamic customer and market demands, and specific operational issusssues with proven solutions. We were impressed with the time and effort these bankers invested in the evaluation process, the proactive role they played in the conversion and implementation process, and the command they have of the functionality we provide."
In addition to SilverLake, Fifth District Savings Bank has initially implemented an array of Jack Henry Banking's complementary solutions including StreamLine Platform Automation®-Deposits™; StreamLine Platform Automation®-Loans™; Vertex Teller Automation System™; Vertex Teller Capture™; components of the jhaPassPort™ ATM and debit card transaction processing platform; Electronic Statements−Interactive™; InTouch Voice Response®; Cognos 8 BI™ business intelligence and enterprise reporting; Yellow Hammer BSA™; components of the Synergy™ Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution; Regulatory Reporting Solutions™; and jXchange™ for open connectivity with third-party products.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics